Paris Papers Report War News Largely Fixed on Movements
The Paris dispatches detail military pursuit as insurgents retreat toward Adania while General Jane Beaty and his advanced guard press the chase after Bastan and ZuMALAcan- Mecuy. Don Carios’s whereabouts remain unclear, with speculation he hides north of the Bidassoa. The tone suggests uncertain fortune but implies Don Carios will show himself in Spanish territory.
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Paris
Jane Beaty
Pastor
Aspeytia
Adania
Ropu
Bastan
Zumalacan- Mecuy
Wille
Don Carios
Bidassoa
Spain and British Politics Stir Round of Pranks and Protests
The piece laments recent ruled by misrule and pranks that exposed a weak Spanish administration. It attacks the Madrid incident as a sham conspiracy and condemns arrests of patriots while praising Spain’s temperate character. It contrasts British cautions with French chamber doubts and notes Brussels and German papers, stock losses, and European tensions, including Belgium Netherlands disputes and a looming pacific settlement.
Bank of England called a dangerous institution
A London correspondent argues that the Bank of England wields undue power over currency and value, noting that the state licenses paper money while minting stays with the metal standard. The piece contends national control would reduce profits to private entities and suggests serious public risk from current arrangements. It also reports on political moves in Ireland and a rejected coroners bill.
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Bank of England
Prorogation Plan Delays Irish Clergy Support
The Gazette Extraordinary announces Parliament will be prorogued by the sovereign in person tomorrow. Ministers failed to secure a new grant to maintain Irish clergy, as Lord Melbourne denied requesting another million from the Commons. Irish incomes will wait another year while future tithe commutation plans hinge on revenues of the Irish Church, with Mr Buckingham signaling a bill early in the next session.
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Mr. Grattan
Ireland
Lord Aignarr
Lord Melbourne
House of Commons
Globe
Notice of Church Establishment of Ireland Bill and appointments
Mr Ward gave notice to call the Church Establishment of Ireland into parliament for consideration and to press regulation of its revenues. Mr Frankland Lewis becomes Chief of the Central Board of Commissioners under the new Poor Law Bill, creating a Radnor shire vacancy. Lefevre Nicholls and Edwin Chadwick join as junior commissioners and secretary respectively. Brussels reports say the Belgian ministry reshuffled, trials in Mons resumed, and authorities probe government ties to the plot. New Brunswick ships and rapid shipbuilding progress noted. two 400 ton whaling ships to Pacific work. Sydney papers report emigration debates, colony progress, a Botany Road cotton factory near Sydney signals future success.
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Ward
St. Alban’s
Ireland
Perceval
Frankland Lewis
Central Board of Commissioners
Radnorshire
Lefevre
Nicholls
Edwin Chadwick
Herald
New Brunswick
Pacific
Sydney
Liverpool
Europe
Botany Road
Market Notes From London and Distinctive Local Items
Financial updates from London report steady foreign and British bonds with Consols at 90 and Portuguese Regency Bonds around 85. Also covered are Lloyd's reports from Calcutta, Greenland whaling feeds, and notices of royal visit plans to Staffordshire with theater openings in Kensington. Local anecdotes include landlord benevolence and a tale of a man mistaken for Lord Althorp at a York hotel.
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Ourowa
Madrid
Cortes
Owen
Calcutta
Madras
Cape
St. Helena
Lloyd’s
Greenland
India
House of Commons Adjourns After Low Attendance
The Speaker entered the house at twelve o'clock and, with only six members present, quitted the house as it adjourned to a quarter to four o'clock.
Colonial Markets This Day Price Report
Colonial markets show little business with steady prices and buyers for home use. Lucar B P sells freely with occasional rises up to 6d. Mauritius 4077 bags offered. good groceries firm, brown sorts cheaper. Saco 9 chests pearl sold 16s to 20s. Wood 1000 bales Van Diemen's Land and Australia up 1d to 2d. Tattow 435 Gd unchanged for P Y C spot.
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Lucar
B. P
Mauritius
Saco
van Diemen’s Land
Tattow
P.Y.C
Sattram Stakes and Plymouth Races Report
Racing notes dated Tuesday record the Sattram Stakes of 25 sovs with Cecilia and Lansdowne among the contenders. A sweepstake over two miles saw Pounce win in three heats ahead of Cecilia and St Giles damaged in heat one. The United Service Plate went to Firman in two heats, with Spondee and Terror second and third.
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Plymouth
Devondport
Sattram
Finch
Cecilia
W.ley
Lansdowne
Mr. Wreforid
Pounce
St. Giles
Jame
Mr. Taunton
Firman
Mr. Moore
Spondee
Mr. Hayward
Terror
WOLVERHAMPTON RACES YESTERDAY AT LEWES MEETS
Wolverhampton races yield results from Wrottesley and Holyoake Stakes with Trepidation and Traveller among winners. Queen Bess and Birdlime among non placers. The Ladies Plate concluded in two heats with Syren victorious. The King's Plate at Lewes on the New Course saw Famine and Rockingham among starters. The Victim and Dr Sewell among notable contenders.
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Wolverhampton
Warwick
Mostyn
Queen Bess
Sir William
Gifford
Miles
the Cardinal
J. Day
Diana
Birdlime
Giffard
Miss Charlotte
Lord Warwick
General Yates
Syren
Mr. Beardsworth
Derby
Lord Grey
Groby
Enville
Lewes Raues
Grant
Theobald
Rockingham
Forth
Fea
Coleman
Dr. Sewell
Ricardy
Ellen
Varesese
Devizes and North Wilts Races Featured Mixed Results
The article reports on local races with multiple winners. Ace of Diamonds led the County Members Plate, Topsy Turvy captured a Silver Cup, and May Fly won the Roundway Stakes amid competitive lines. Names include Mr Anning, Mr Reeves, Mr Mills, Mr Francis, Captain Hay, and others.
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Canning
Mr. Anning
J. Mills
Reeves
Mr. Francis
Mr. Parson
Mr. Mills
Miss Eldua
Captain Hay
Mr. Shrapwell
Mr. Hewitt
Counsellor
Two-year-olds Stakes at Half Mile Col Peel's Vagary
Sizable entry list includes Duke of Grafton's Florin with two-year-olds stakes of 25 suvs each and a 0eeeee line. Heats feature Mr Payne's Skimmer and Jord Berner's Tippitywitehet colt, while the Hunters Stakes offer 5 sovs per heat over two miles with entrants like Mr Newman’s Radical and Mr Bird’s centaur-bred four-year-old.
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Peel
Duke of Grafton
Mr. Payne
Skimmer
S.e
Jord Berner
Harvest prospects in Scotland amid variable weather
The Perth Courier reports thin hire markets for reapers in Duxie with weekly wages of 14 shillings for men and 13 shillings for women. Crops show promise across Inverness and surrounding districts with barley ready for harvest and favorable weather forecasts for general harvesting within one to two weeks. Wool prices rise, sheep flocks in strong condition, and cattle trading remains light, especially in higher districts, as turnip prospects loom.
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Duxie
Braincowrie
Inverness
Laidlaw
Contin
Lochend
Teaninich
Monro
Deltinge R
Athole
Raunoch
Glenlyon
Breadalbane
Perth Courier
True Claims and Harvest Woes in Ireland
Ireland True Claims reports two hundred fifty objections to Rev. Mr Stephenson tithe claims at Kilkenny Tithe Sessions with many upheld and others withdrawn amid Irish unrest. Cork Herald notes harvest progress slowed by wet weather, potatoes very productive yet prices fall easing hardship. a few sunny days could improve outlook. Dublin Morning Register says ultra Tory leader Lord Winchilsea to attend a public dinner amid fears he may be absent to defend Protestant interests if the Tithe Bill proceeds.
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Stephenson
Kilkenny
England
Dublin Morning Register
Oane Warvest
Cork
Lorp Wuncuinsea
Ireland
Therefail
Mansgionhouse
Lord Winchilsea
Desperate Assault on Harrow Road Leads to Conviction
Middlesex adjourned sessions heard James Thompson one of the horse patrol indicted for a violent assault on Rev. Mr Wig after a speech day at a Harrow school. Evidence showed Thompson struck Captain Howarth of the 60th Regiment and then the Rev. Wig with a sword, cutting his hat. Despite defenses, Thompson was found guilty and sentenced to six months in the House of Correction. intoxication noted as a factor.
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Harrow-Road
James Thompson
Wig
Harrow
Howarth
60Th Regiment
Bow Street
Richard Nathan Church
E.B. Ray
Adolphus
Boworth
Gibraltar
House of Correction
Arrivals at sea ports with multiple ships listed Aug 13
A long shipping column notes arrivals including Zenobia Owen from Calcutta and Imma Goada Lara Classina from Batavia, Trident Douglas from Rio and Pursuit Sponse from St. John s, plus several others from Riga St Petersburgh Grenada Archangel Madeira and more. The list spans Calcutta Riga St Johns N B St Petersburgh New Orleans Archangel and Madeira with multiple vessel names and captains.
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LioyD’s
Ore
Owen
Calcutta
Madras
Cape
St. Helena
Lara
Batavia
Bripport
Avuc
Scott
Riga
Fatstourn
Ava
Douglas
Rio Janeiro
Sponse
St. John’s
N.B
Orr Faumoura
Auc
William Hamley
Sutherland
Aux Cayes
Bristol
Aus
St. Ann
Brown
Grenada
John
Tuch
St. Petersburgh
Liverpool
Hehe
M‘gill
Confidence
Johnson
Pictou
Ellen Jankinson
Irving
Lisbon
Elizabeth
Dowett
Archangel
Orr Liverpool
Morea
Thomas Battersley
New Orleans
Monangahada
Philadelphia
James Bailie
Mobile
P . River
the Heiress
Palermo
Ocean
Brothers
South Seas
Severn
Quebec
Hindostan
Madeira
Alcutta
Hay Markets and British Corn Averages in Market Notes
Market report notes hay markets quiet as harvest draws workers away, with no new hay and firm prices. British corn duties and weekly averages listed by class, plus six week averages. Hungerford reports abundant fish, low-priced vegetables, and cheap poultry. Coal prices steady with 117 vessels since last market and a long list of coal brands and per ton rates.
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England
Wales
Mrs Siddons and the classic costume influence on art
In 1789 Mrs Siddons bought a stucco bust of herself in Birmingham and concluded she could sculpt a better likeness, sparking a lifelong interest in clay modelling. Campbell notes her preoccupation with classic dress, praised by Reynolds, and recounts her Stratford visit en route to Ireland with a sharp-eyed Stratford show-woman.
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Goethe
Drury Lane
Curla and
Jappets
Joshua Reynolds
Campbell
Orinoco
Comuna
Cape
Trinidad
N. Coast
Montgomery
West Indice
Sippons
Stratford ON Avon
William Shakspeare
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Nance Nnenee
Mit
City of Dublin Steam Company
Royal Spanish Swan National
O Orente Perp
Alliance Firenanance Company
Rolanus Mining Company
Beeragilian Imperial Mining Co
British Pratt Mining Company
Columbian Mining Co
Pm Canada
Provincial Bank of Ireland
General Steam Navigation Company
Real del Monte Mining Company
Callad Mexican Min. Co
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Eves
MALLS
Curlarrived
Arnited
Holland
Halifax
Ate
Braz
Jamaica
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Leeward Islands
Aublea
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Atholic Chapel
East-lane
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Ring
Rory O’more
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Duff and Co
Lover
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Northanger Abbey
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Bulwer
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Banim
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Edgar Huntly
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Red Rover
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Corinne
Gallawrne Todd
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LCVUK
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Maxwell
Victor Hugo
Hunchback
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Athenam
Richard Bentley
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G. R. Gleig
Allan Breck
Theatre Royal
Lyceum
English Opera House
Nourjahad
Shemzeddin
Wilson
H. Phillips
Hazem
Keeley
Assan
M. Barnett
Mundane
Nouriatina
Fanny Healy
Zulima
E. Romer
Fatima
Ranger
Rio
Morning News and Public Ledger
Loypox Bridge
Fa‘elock
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Hilla
London
Spain
Morning Post
Chamber of Deputies
Brussels
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Guext
Ostend
Limbourg
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Berlin
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Cardue
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Walker
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Hull
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Titis
Earl of Lichfield
Shugborough
Leamington Courier
Royal Kent Theatre
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Sir John Hobhouse
St. James’s Park
Storey’s Gate
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Goss
Silk Willoughby
Stamford News
Lord Althorp
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Hay
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