Manchester and Wey Meeting denounces reform bills and calls for true reforms
A Manchester gathering chaired by J. S. Walker passes resolutions praising the dismissal of ministers who backed the Coercion and Poor Law Amendments. It urges the King to choose reform-minded ministers, condemning the Duke of Wellington and those who supported coercion. An address to the king is prepared for Durham’s ear, seeking liberty, lighter burdens, and stability.
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Dublin
Plymouth
Yalmouth
Sonnan
Thames
St. Katharine’s
John-street
Regent-circus
W.J. Smith
Manchester
Manor Court
Stevenson Square
Walker
John Fielden
M.P
W. G. Seed
Ireland
England
John Whyatt
Wm. Croft
Phelmgenic
James Bakewell
Summers
Wey
Eform
Mall
George Condy
Earl of Durham
A Prentice
J. John Doherty
Duke of Kington
Anti-Reform Party
Herp
Charles Hindley
Lord Kenyon
Great Britain
Brether
O'Sullivan
Liverpool
Dr. Cooke
Ulster
North of
Weill
Britain
Hhis
Sam
Russell-square
Finsbury
White Conduit-house
Pentonville
Times
Fiosbury
Louis
R. Spankie
James Coppock
Shipping Intelligence December 3 summary of arrivals
Ships arriving include Glasgow Lamont from Mogadore aboard Sceptre Doughty from Messina and Marcate from St Kitts Fortitude White from St Kitts Rosalia from Pugwash Caroline Greig from Quebec Vigilant from Lisbon Speculation Jackson from Kilrush Orr Dartxourh Roon Pendrecht from Batavia Venus from Teionmontu Rover from Newfoundland Sylph Cox from Bahia Ariel Mann from Rio Janeiro Scotia Risk from St Johns Arno Scalea from adiz Dover Harmony from Rio Janeiro Active Tedman from Leghorn Three Sisters from Prince Edward Island Beau Ideal from Denia Concordia Black Keller from Cape of Good Hope River Post Boy from Cape of Good Hope Mary Ann Castilian Maid Jane from Oporto.
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Prom Lloyd’s
Creex
Glasgow
Lamont
Mogadore
Sceptre
Doughty
Messina
Fortitude
White
St. Kitt’s
Rosalia
Pugwash
Caroline
Greig
Quebec
Vigilant
Lisbon
Speculation
Jackson
Kilrush
Orr Dartxourh
Sharp
Batavia
Opt
Venus
Gilbert
Teionmontu
Rover
Newfoundland
Downs
Sylph
Cox
Bahia
Ariel
Mann
Rio Janeiro
Scotia
Risk
St. John’s
N.B
Arno
Adiz
Orr Dover
Harmony
Active
Tedman
Leghorn
Plymouth
Three Sisters
Prince Edward’s Island
Beau Ideal
Denia
Baton
Concordia
Black Keller
Cape of Good Hope
River
Mary Ann
Jane
Oporto
Colonial Market Report Shows Tea and Sugar Firm Prices
Colonial Markets December 3 report light overall business with firm prices. Sugar and coffee stocks thin. St Lucie lots sold at full prices including 61s 6d for low grade, 53s 8d for good brown, and 54s 10 66s for good grocery. Grenada brown sold 1s 6d to 53s per cwt. refined market weaker though fines 51s 9d to 82s. Public sales offered Berbice, Modia, Grenada. Boheas prices and Congoys noted. Kentucky tobacco sold 34d to 44d per lb.
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Sucar
Grenada
Boheas
Obacco
Kentucky
Provincial Markets Note From Liverpool Cotton and Corn Exchange
Liverpool cotton market shows moderate demand with about 1,500 bags sold at yesterday's prices, mostly American descriptions. Corn Exchange activity was small, with wheat trading retail and prices down 1d to 2d per bushel from last week, oats and butter imports mixed, and heavy pork prices noted alongside broad price averages across wheat, oats, beans, and malting barley sectors.
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Liverpool
Liverpool Corn Exchange
Fu Lia
Maur
Executioner of Pampeluna Shot and Customs Change
Paris reports the execution of the Pampeluna intermediary by order of General Mina and the release of priests and women from Pamplona and Puente la Reina. The British customs board lifts preferential duties on tissus foulards but imposes a 30 percent ad valorem rate, with specific duties on plain and figured versions. American papers detail Mississippi storm damage to cotton and crops, Buenos Aires politics, Falkland Island negotiations, and New Orleans/London financial notes.
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Pepe Ape
Board OF Customs
Ita
David Brown
Charleston
James Rogers
Mississippi
Grand Gulf
Jacob Faithful
Buenos Ayres
Thomas Manuel de Anchorena
House of Representatives
Buenos Ayeres
Falkland Islands
Great Britain
Bribis
Committee of Constitutional Affairs
Tomas Manuel de Anchorena
Rosas
Guido
Barings and Co
London
National Gazette
United States
India
Globe
James G. King
New York
New Orleans
Incendiary Fire Attempt at Orange Valley Estate
From the Jamaica Herald September 27 report an attempt to burn Orange Valley estate in Trelawnay is described. A trash-house fire was checked after a cocoa-nut shell with combustibles was found. rains kept roofs damp, preventing total destruction. Proprietor Mr Jarrett has offered a reward for the incendiary’s discovery.
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Jamaica
Jamaica Herald
Thomas
Orange Valley
Trelawnny
Cornwall Courier
Orange Vale
Trelawnay
Jarrett
Orange Talley
St. James’s
Destructive fire at Castle Mills Meads Street Liverpool
A fierce blaze broke out around 3 to 4 am at Castle Mills Meadows and Chaucer streets Liverpool owned by J S Bird and occupied by Mr Owens. Flames gutted seven floors, destroying the steam engine and machinery, with walls partially collapsing near Chaucer street. No injuries reported though nearby cottages suffered with families evacuated. Fire brigades from multiple offices fought the fire amid high winds, gradually containing the inferno before full collapse. The origin is unknown and both building and stock appear uninsured.
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Castle Miiaay
Scotland Road
Castle Mills
Chaucer-streets
Rose-place
J. S. Bird
Owens
Lynch
Gallemore
Norwich Union
West of England
Imperial Fire Offices
Castle
Chaucer-street
Parlour
Whitty
Destructive fire damages Covent Garden warehouses
A second major blaze near the Exchange destroyed the Covent Garden warehouses of Samuel Wade and Co and Webster, a cotton broker, with Remmer’s Irish provision stores adjoining. Firefighters saved nearby buildings as crowds watched. Loss estimated at 40 to 50 thousand pounds, mostly from burnt cotton bales. The Atlas Assurance Company insured the building and stock. No serious injuries reported. ash and burnt cotton showered the area.
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Castle Mills
Exchange
Samuel Wade
Messrs
William and
James Brown
Romford-street
Messrs. Wade and Webster
Remmer
Gallemore
Norwich
James Aspinall
Campbell
Atlas Assurance Company
Exchange Square
Excise Delays Prompt Call for Reform in Licensing
The piece notes the Duke of Gordon will oversee the Guards after the Duke of Gloucester’s death. It criticizes Excise office delays in license issuance on Monday, blaming exorbitant surcharges and insolent clerks. It urges Commissioners of Excise to reform procedures to spare licensed victuallers from extortion and mistreatment.
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Duke of Gordon
Regiment of Guards
Duke of Gloucester
Commissioners of Excise
Reform Ia
Poor Law Amendment Bill affects Hackney rate-payers
A large meeting of St John’s Hackney rate-payers at Tyssen Arms Dalston to consider relief costs of 73991 5s 6d for the poor from Michaelmas to Lady Day. They plan to memorialize Poor Law Commissioners to curb such expenditure. Extrordinary coach accident near Mere leaves man mortally injured. Veteran M Boislandry dies aged 85. Nelson family mourning as Mount Etna eruption reshapes Bronte estate and Earldom succession noted.
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PaRisu
Hackney
St. John’s
Tyssen Arms Tavern
Dalston
Twyford and Grove
Michaelman
Poor Law Commissioners
Plymouth
Mere
Salisbury Plain
Constitutional Assembly
M. Boislandry
General Lafayette
Nelson
Aboukir Bay
Battle of the Nile
Bronte
Earl Nelson
Mount Etna
Lord Nelson
J. Bolton
Burnham Thorpe
Lor Nelson
Meeting on Spanish Loans at Stock Exchange Committee
The English and Foreign Stock Exchange committee adjourned after discussing the Spanish Cortes Loans of 1821 and 1823. They await official Spain government action and terms of the new loan before deciding whether bondholders’ claims should be fully recognised and whether quotes should be allowed. A capitalist claimed Madrid letters indicate the loan may be issued at 60 for one half, with higher quotation at 66 if prices rise within a set period.
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Foreign Stock Exchanges
Spain
Cortes
Madrid
Spurious Tea Rumors Hit Canton Tea Trade
A Quarterly Review note alleges counterfeit tea production near Canton. It claims coarse black tea is converted to green using dangerous additives white lead indigo turmeric and indigo with gypaum to subdue colour. The piece says 50 000 chests were ready for three East India Company cargoes and hints tea may reach the American market.
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Quarterly Review
Canton
England
China
Two-Ping
East Tedia Company
East India Company
Vase Presented to Secretary for Royal Musical Festival Work
Members of the Choral Fund presented a silver vase on Tuesday evening to their secretary Mr John for his able and effective handling of duties at the Royal Musical Festival in Westminster Abbey. One compartment bears Royal arms in relief with the inscription Royal Musical Festival Westminster Abbey 1834 and the other carries an inscription.
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Choral Fund
John
Westminster Abbey
Court Circular at Bagshot Park and Windsor Condolence Visit
The King, with Sir George Seymour, visited Bagshot Park at eleven yesterday to pay condolence to the Duke of Gloucester. He returned to town before six. The interment is expected next Thursday. Officials from the Lord Chamberlain’s Office arranged funeral details at Windsor. Despatches were sent from the Colonial Office. the Duke of Wellington hosted a dinner at Apsley House. Mr Huot met the Duke at the Home Office.
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George Seymodr
Bunting
Bagshot Park
Gary
Camden
Duke of Wellington
New Ongles
Apsley House
Huot
Home Office
Death Notice of Duke of Gloucester Mourning Edict
The London Gazette supplement records His Majesty’s instruction that officers of the Fleet and Marines wear only black crape on the left arm in mourning for the late Duke of Gloucester. George Elliot of Horse Guards notes the guidance, with General Commanding in Chief John Macdonald confirming the order.
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Ohn
MacDonald
A. G
Anti Tory agitation and liberal clubs rise in Ireland
A Tralee meeting chaired by Richard J. Leyne debates alarm at changes in royal councils. Kilmore, Kilkenny and Wexford regions discuss tithes, parliamentary abolition, and ballot voting. Enniscorthy hosts a liberal club with leaders Talbot, Talbot MP, and O Connell’s liberal expansion. Belfast conservatives urged to back reform. Northern Whig notes rising support for reform and opposition to Tory ministries.
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Tralee
Baldeeys
Richard J. Leyne
J. P
Galway
Kilmore
Weaford
Ballagheene
Legislative Union
Exford
Liperau
Wexford
Eaniscorthy
John H. Talbot
L. E
Thomas Sparrow
Cave Cottage
Skelton
O’rourke
Talbot
M.P
Neville
Bolger
E. White
Semelere
Bernard O'Flaherty
John.Nennedy
of. Enniscorthy
Enniscorthy
Waddy
Br. O'Connell
Moncois
Saterford
Chronicle
Belfast
Cdma
Northern
Whig
Court trial for libel against Lambert in Weatford Independent
Crowded court hears indictment against publisher of the Weatford Independent over a speech at New townbarry anti-tithe meeting. Jury finds guilty but recommends mercy. discussion of press liberty and public honor follows as Judge Crampton urges impartial verdict.
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Court OF King's Bench
Dustin
Lambert
Green
Weatford Independent
Henry.Lambert
Tsq
Wexford
Newtownbarry
Independent
Milhennia
Iineers
O'Connell
Justice Crampton
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Bordeaux
Lucca
Uiet
The
Liverpool Standard
Finsbury Meeting
Arlington-street
Thomas Duncombe
J. Coppock
Bryanstone-square
Marylebone
Spankie
Joseph Hume
Committee of the Stock Exchange
His
Royal
the Duke F. Gloucester
Cape of Good Ho
Cape’ ‘Town
Earl Granville
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