General Steam Navigation Company offers weekly Rhine and Antwerp packets
The General Steam Navigation Company advertises first rate sailings every Wednesday to the Rhine and Antwerp, with return trips on set days via Rotterdam and Antwerp. It details fares, routes from London to Cologne and Dieppe, and agents in Brighton Ramsgate and Rotterdam. Adds notices on the upcoming weekly messenger and a portrait feature of the Infernal Machine incident in France. Also advertising Bordeaux claret for sale with prices per dozen and bidding details.
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General Steam Navigation
Boulogn
Eareey
Dieppe
SaiuTo
Rotterdan
Antwerp
Messrs
Bic
Bahn
Crescent
Scene
Brighton
Scates
Ramsgate
M Carte
Fee Eens
Mae Cochean and Son
Gs General 6
Navigation Company
ALUS
Marshal Mortier
Duc de Treviso
France
Gerard
Messrs. Eade, Bell, and Co
Bordeaux
Mears
Henekey and CO
Cna
SINN
N. B
Scutari blockade and royal appointments in dated notices
From The Gazette of Last Night a note from the Reis Effendi to Lord Ponsonby dated 1 July 14 reports the Sublime Porte's blockade of Boyana Dureza Leeds Morton and Cavaia as ports of Scutari amid disobedience near Scutari Albania. The King is pressed to appoint Bag Professor George Biddell Airy as Astronomer Royal succeeding John Pond at Greenwich. August 11 notices record church livings and several promotions,Capts J A Thomason and H S Davis moving to new posts, and multiple bankruptcy and insolvency declarations with dates and venues across London and Salisbury.
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Lord Ponsonby
Lord Palmerston
Scuteri
Albania
Sublime Porte
Boyana
Dureza
Leeds
Morton
Cavaia
Scutari
King
Tappet
George Biddellt
University of Cambridge
Cheervator
Greenwich
John Pond
Easy
Worcester Herald
ViEnNa
Ferik Ahmed Pasha
Prince Metternich
Hammer
Chancery
Ahmed Pasha
New York
Enoch Crosby
Fennimore Cooper
Harvey Birch
Washington
United
Lukin
Gast
Waddington
Hume
M.P
D. W. Harvey
Henry Hetherington
John Cleave
Fred. Roe
St Kilda
Skye
Local trades and professions list authorities and workers
A long list of tradespeople and employers across towns includes horse slaughterers G Howe and FP Trewhitt in Surrey. common brewers M Chatheld and J A Huston in Mackwestmouthshore. teachers T and T B Burford in Polborough. paper stainers R Butler and Co in Ratcliff Highway. power loose stuff manufacturers linked to R Butler J Stuart and Co in Borbay. rag merchant J and R Rogers in York. clock and watchmakers E Caldwell and E Sabben in Dudley. surgeons C Swainson and Co in Millbrook Southampton. cotton spinners associated with G Bateman in Fishwick Lancashire.
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York
J. and
R. Rogers
Dudley
Worcestershire
E. Caldwell
E. Sabben
Millbrook
Southampton
C. Swainson and Co
Fishwick
Lancashire
G. Bateman
Shipping Intelligence from Lloyd's List items and independent notices
A compilation of vessel movements wrecks and sightings from Ava Balluina and other ports, including ships the Princess Elizabeth wrecked at St Lucia and the Athol wreck near Half Moon Rocks. Wreck reports cover vessels such as the Abbottsford and the Lisbon Packet, with cargoes, salvages, and port arrivals. The notice ends with a translated French Gazette commentary on English influence and French national destiny.
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Lloyd’s
Liverpool
Ava
Africa
Barbadoes
St. Lucia
Esther
Hill
Quebec
Spencers Gat
Abbotsford
Mitchell
New Orleans
Carysford Reef
Jamaica
Philadelphia
Key West
United States
Argo
Farley
Athol
Clyde
St. John’s
N.B
Half Moon Rocks
Barrington
N.S
Balluina
Norrie
Keavy
London
Yauwoutu
Wright
New Ranile
Paris
Stewart
Val-de-la-Haye
Lisson
Ligeira
Almeida
Angers
Bramopa
Raphael Mathilde
Porto Rico
Hamburgh
West End
New York
Walter Scott, Clarke
Norfolk
St. Joan’s
Samuel Freeman, Black
Cumberland
Majestic
White Island
Great Britain and Ireland Victories Over Despotism Speech Sparks Debate
The speech in Parliament declares the Irish Coercion Act will not be renewed and argues for abolition of test rights for Catholics, restoration of tithes, and end to rotten boroughs. It contrasts Whig reforms with English tyranny, praising liberty and denouncing church and aristocratic monopolies.
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Lord John Russell
House of Commons
Ireland
England
Great Britain
House of Lords
Henry the Eighth
William
Europe
Church of England
Naboth
Cromwell
Pitt
Montergoler
Loodon
Carthage
Rome
Hannibal
Han
France
Henry the Fourth
Fenelon
Burgundy
Issop
Louis XV
Louis XVI
Eppiret
Penton-Square
Manchester and Salford
Re Nus
R. Cobbett
Peter
Thas
Cubbeet
Lena Bimcle
Finn
City of London placard clash at Guildhall meeting
A public dispute erupted after placards announced a Wednesday meeting on a petition to the Lords using the Municipal Return Bill. The Lord Mayor ordered removal of the boards, police intervened, and a tense scene unfolded at the Mansion House with counsel for Mr Lake.
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City of London
Guildhall
House of Lords
Cornhill
David Wire
Lake
Wire
London
Mr. Wire
Mr. Heppell
Edward Wilsoon
Mr. Lake
Edward Wilson
Nottingham Meeting Debates Railway Link To City And Metropolis
A Nottingham meeting convened by the Mayor discussed establishing a railway to the metropolis. Thomas Wakefield presided while Mr Babington of Midland Counties Railway outlined routes, costs, and projected profits. A committee was formed and Duke of Newcastle was noted for potential shares.
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Nottingham
Thomas Wakefield
Babington
Midland Counties’ Railway
London and Birmingham
Rugby
Leicester
Loughborough
Trent
Long Eaton
Derby
Duke of Newcastle
Grace of
Newcastle
Charge of mutiny at sea on Manly ends in Newgate
The Manly mutiny case unfolds at Thames Police with George White and William Burwood charged with piratically seizing the ship and confining Captain Davies. Key testimonies detail threats, powder hoarding, armed standoffs, and plans to sail toward Buenos Ayres, leading to committal for trial on the capital charge.
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George White
Manly
St. Katharine’s Dock
William Buirood
Coombe
Thames Police Office
Ellis
Pelham
Flower
Arm of Harmer and Co
Hattongarden
John Davies
London
South Seas
Henry Best
John Bregmen
White
Davis
Burwood
Burwoods
Buenos Ayres
River Plaza
North Star
Harcourt
Monte Video
Carpenter
Contrie
Davies
Capt
Thomas Fascombe
Surrey
James Goodfellow
Mr. Flower
Mr. Combe
Havng
Mr. White
England
J. Combe
Colautineers
Newgate
Combe
Letter to editor condemns a cruel measure and calls for moral action
A reader, signing as MODERATE TORY, denounces a controversial policy, denounces violence, and urges a moral nationwide campaign. The writer praises Bishop Pilpotts opposition and appeals to the editor to rally support from the aged, widowed, and poor, with Howard like action and Paley style argument to modify or stop the measure. The tone blends religious language with political critique and calls for new activists.
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Eprron
Duke of Wellington
R. Peel
London
Pilpotts
Paleys
Johnsons
England
Lam
Lambeth Corporation Seeting to the Editor
Letter from Taos Parkin criticizing Mr Hardy and the House of Lords dubbed the House of Incurables. It questions moral versus legal means, defends Mr Fall’s amendment, and pressures petitioning to root out corruption. Parkin argues Heaven may view the Lords as a nuisance or blessing, condemning supported figures like Tennyson and Hawes.
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True Sun
Hardy
Fall
Lords—Bishops and All
Messrs
Tennyson and
Hawes
House of Incurables
Lambeth
Daniel Whittle Garey
Tennyson
Harvey
Heaven
House of Lords
Taos
Parkin
Death of Belfast MP Si Dance Reported at House of Aibions
Report from the House of Aibions this past night states that Mr Si Dance MP for Belfast has died of a bilious fever. The note comes from a Times report noting the death of the parliamentarian.
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Dublin
Bel
Plymouth
Palmouta
Atndomderry
Lewis
Opher Basta
Dubin
Pear St
W. J. Smith
IL Stram Navigation Company
Bee Foreign Packets
the Gazette OF
Whitehall
W.T. We Drareh
A. M
Endburn Cum
Carford
Norwich
Affolk
J. 5
Jenkisson
Devenee
Hemunels
Charies
Order of Bath
Lord Amelius Bek
Drager
W. C. Douglas
Bowes
Cornet E. Croker
Asvenant
Purchase
Douglas J. A. Thomason
Surivan
Allman
M.D
Et Aanlatg
Sasgoon
Retass
County of
Onley
Baril Onley
Eng
Mary Ann Lewis
Notet
Strand
Joseph Hall
Kidderminster, Victualler
Alfred Kers
Daniel
Willian Baward Long
Battersea
Court of Bankruptcy
Slee
St. John's
Foothwark
Cannan
Sanbrook-court
Bosinghall-stroect
Robert Hant
Preety -Hull
Spirit Merchant
Kip
Hell
Roser and Son
Gray's Inn
Gray's
Landon
Mosert
Roclkon
Beaiseoeper
Waten
Wilts
Tanner
Edward Saviena
Tower-hill
Sifrecive
Er Parg
Brasey
Nsarwickshire
Wanes
Red Lion Inn
Atherstone
Warwick
Power
Messis
Stocker
New Boswell Court
William Shackleton
Kingston-uponer
Shaw
Hotbers
J. P. Bansister
Hariey-mews
Hi.leben
Penneyman
Goarset
Goarset B Binkrerey—bene 18, Barrow, * Two, At the Swart
Hanley
jEcxson
Tom
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Gibern
Northwich
Greatire
Pebaeingen
Taea
North’ Trotter
Tynemouth
Tynemouth, N Shipowner, At Eleven, At the Bankrupt Com Talesian-rogm Ewcestle
Epon
Tyne
W. Moretonerdhe
Marah Glen
Pat Mates
Poet Hart Inn
Avesham
Tipseen Wooney
Shipping Intelligence
Fama
Sumatra
Ceylon
Cochin
Cochin River
Houds
Englan
Gazette of
John Russell
Charles Lechmere
Pspera
Robert Lemon
Paisley
Leith
Saxony
van Diemen’s Land
Wick
Mexico
Alvarez
Union
Santa Anna
Zacatecas
Valley of Huamustetlan
Juan Almonte
Republic
Perth
Ferguson
M’intosh
Strath Tummel
Glen Fincastle
Strath Ardie
Dreaprut
Marlhole
Gurtimanogue
Wexford
Upton Bishop
T. Evans
Herefordshire
Anna Maria Yorke
Lord Somers
Roas
Miss Dodd
Bihat
Hall
Hoss
William Cobbett
Lambeth Corporation
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