City Markets Drift as Budget Hopes Weigh On Stocks
In a muted session the Stock Exchange opened with a heavier tone amid general budget uncertainty. Consols and Spanish bonds fluctuated, foreign securities showed rapid moves, and Lisbon, Mexican, and Portuguese notes offered mixed signals as traders awaited the Chancellor’s plan.
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Peels
Stock Exchange
East India Company
Lloyd's
Penryn
Portsmouth
Dartmouth
Oher
Markets and price notes from hay and seed markets
Market this morning showed limited supplies of hay and straw with Clover best. Red Clover demand up, Linseed scarce with July August delivery quoted, Canary sale steady, and various seeds at mixed prices. New Hungerford notes short meadow hay and Clover offerings, plus beef, pork, poultry and fish prices. Coal market prices higher with limited arrivals. several coal brands listed with per ton prices.
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Carraway
Canary
St. Petersburgh
Morschandky
London
Leeds
New Hungerford
Qean’s
Primrose
Hartley
Holywell
Lambton Primrose
Orde's
Redheugh
Pontoy Windsor
Stone Coal
Milford
Tanfield
Wall's End
Berwick and Co
Wall's-end
Carrand Co
Wall’send Hetton
Walls-end
Hillda
Wallsend Lambton
Tees
Wall’s-end Walker
West Hartley
Wylam
Colonial Markets This Day Show Imports Lighter and Steady Prices
Our imports are lighter aiding holders while markets remain favorable for future operations. The British Plantation Market shows steady business with sugars within refiners reach. prices for various commodities edge up slowly. Demand is modest but spirits are steady, with limited transactions across coffees, teas, spices, and dried fruits amid a generally dull trading scene.
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Mauritius
Corree
Jamaica
Ceylon
Sumatra
Batavia
Brazil
Malabar
Deputation interview with Chancellor over tea trade
A deputation met the Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday to discuss the tea trade. Collies at Snipper's-gate Colliery near Sunderland have been out of work for about a fort night. Lambeth parish to petition Parliament for repeal of house and window taxes at a forthcoming vestry meeting.
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Snipper
S-Gate
Sunderland
Arish
Lambeth
Nnday
Metropolis
Pacific
Liverpool
New York
Senate
Committee On Manufactures
United States Bank
House of Assembly
Mportance
Sutcipe
Mother H.'s
Bryoees-street
Covent- Garven
Snitch
Brydges-street
French Papers Report Carlist Pressures and Algiers Debate
Paris dispatches describe the Navarre Carlists pressed into French territory with talk of Sagastibelza's disappearance and possible deals to protect Arbaceita foundry. Reports from Milan, Madrid, and Geneva note recalls, recalls and suspensions, and a plan to occupy Algiers with a mixed strategy of limited posts and broader aims. The Algiers commission backs extending posts toward the Atlas foothills while keeping some coastal forts, detailing force distributions and governance aims.
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Paris
Memorial Des Pyrenees
Navarre
Sagastibelza
Bayonna
Arbaceita
Sentinelle
Butron
Biscay
Lorenzo
Valdez
Ain
Berlin
Don Joaquim Ferrara
Finance
National
Council
Lyons
Savoy
Geneva
Mesars
Cabet
d’Argout
Admiral de Rigny
Marine
Jacqueminot
England
Spain
General Mina
Antonio Perez Meca
Meca
Fes
Algiers
Africa
Africae
France
M. Laurence
Oran
Bougiah
Bona
Corpatibls
Mount Atlas
Blida
Metidja
Bongiah
Montaganem
Arzew
King William IV Responds to Estates Address in Hanover
From Hanover a Jan 31 report quotes King William IV assuring the Estates that justice and order under the fundamental law will be preserved. He thanks the Estates for their loyalty, pledges continued royal favor, and emphasizes union, mutual confidence, and prudent legislative development. Additional notices mention Prussian travel rules for students and a precarious prognosis for restoring the sight of the young Prince of Cumberland.
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Hanover
General Assembly of the Estates
William IV
William R
Brighton
Jan. M
Lichtenburg
Berlin
Fes
Minister of the Interior
Frankfort
Jas
Griffe
Prince of Cumberland
Nuremburg
Taylor to Command 15th Hussars and riding establishment role
Colonel Thomas William Taylor is slated to succeed Lord Brudenell as commander of the 15th Hussars. He is an experienced cavalry officer who was appointed superintendent of the Riding Establishment. The Governor’s speech notes the arbitration on duties between Lower and Upper Canada, with a third arbitrator appointed, yielding a split that assigns one third of the duties to Upper Canada and reducing Lower Canada’s revenue.
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Thomas William Taylor
Lord Brudenell
15Th Hussars
Taylor
Quebec
Montreal
Legislative Assembly of Lower Canada
Upper Canada
Lower
Lower Canada
Upper
Court of Chancery appeal over Admiral Hunter Atkins funds
Law intelligence notes an appeal in the Court of Chancery from Admiral Hunter against Alderman Atkins over money transactions and an unsatisfactory settlement. Sir Edward Sugden spoke as the reporter left. the case is described as devoid of public interest and likely to occupy the day.
Court of King's Bench Not Guilty in Conspiracy Case
An indictment against D. Smithson and others for conspiracy was dismissed as the jury found defendants not guilty. The related action by pawn broker Ballantine against Thames Police magistrate details a dispute over an order to restore a gun and a committal to prison, with habeas corpus released and significant legal costs incurred. The case touches on authority under acts of Parliament and appeals to quarter sessions, ending with the jury awarding 1301 in damages to the plaintiff.
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Ratcliffe Highway
Thames
James Scarlett
Andrews
Sofia
Courtney
Ballantine
House of Correction
Chesterton
Court of King's Bench
Harrison
J. Scarlett
Sir James
James
Cording
Shipping News and Parliamentary Notices From The Empire
Shipping intelligence from Plymouth Liverpool and surrounding ports lists arrivals from Bilboa Singapore Demerara and New Orleans with dates and vessel names. Imperial Parliament discusses gas supply water tenements Burnley market church patronage corn laws tithes and constitutional issues in Scotland amid petitions and statements by MPs.
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Blood's
Plymouth
Union
Howard
Bilboa
Orr Penzance
Fes
Finina
Cobb
Singapore
St. Helena
Elphinstone
Short
Madras
Liverpool
David Cannon
Cain
Ann Mary Aon
Clerk
New Orleans
John Francis
Frobish
Demerara
Jennie Adele
Duprey
Marseilles
Orr
Superb
Rotterdam
Prima Donna
Tarragoia
Refiance
Hamburgh
Urso
Regent
Catherine
Cherry
Active
Stockholm
Bright
Venice
Thetis
Leopold the
Ostend
Privilege Committee Named Over Sheil Complaint
Despatches were sent from the Colonial office to West India Governors. The Privilege Committee includes Granville Somersett Bartlett Roathbull Maberly Hardinge Romilly Ver ner Hawkins Shaw Dublin Hume Kemys Tynte Gillon Fancourt Shaw Lefevre Warburton Grote Parrott Peel Abercromby Stratt. A separate notice reports a fraud at Messrs Rawles and Sons leather-sellers involving Mr Freeman’s account and a counterfeit cheque from Francis H Chapman, with a theft described as well staged and systematic.
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Colonial Office
West India Islands
SxHein
Committee of Privilege
Mr. Sheil
Lord Granville Somerset
Francis Bartlett
Edward Roathbull
Col. Maberly
H. Hardinge
Romilly
Col. Verner
Hawkins
Shaw
Dublin
Hume
Kemys Tynte
Gillon
Major Fancourt
Shaw Lefevre
Warburton
Grote
Parrott
Robert Peel
Abercromby
Stratt
Messrs. Rawles and Sons
Drury-lane
Freeman
Camberwell
Messrs. Paget and Co
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Francis H. Chapman
Archery Guide Review Praises Old Toxophilite Text
The TRUE SUN Daily Review extols Cruikshank’s Archery guide for the ancient craft and its history, noting its plates, costumes, and shooting positions. It champions archery as vigorous yet humane, suited for private cultivation, linked to Robin Hood tales, and accessible to all social classes despite legal limits and costs in early modern practice.
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R. Cruikshank
Brompton Club of Archers
Hurst
Robin Hood
Robin
Jess
Derby and Oaks results and hunting notices
Sporting items report Derby and Oaks results with details on horses and breeders. A long list of hunt meetings is given with hounds names, venues, and dates across various cases. Letters from Sydney note free female settlers arriving and thriving, contrasting with previous penal use.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Scribe and Bertrand: a crowded stage of power and satire
A lengthy critique of M. Scribe’s comedy as staged at Drury Lane focuses on Bertrand de Rantzau as the master of scenes and people. It condemns the artificial air and lack of universal interest while praising William Farren’s restrained Machiavellian performance and Ellen Tree’s moving final scene. The piece notes Stanfield’s grand tableaux and calls the work curiously entertaining despite flaws. The Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria attended a Hanover Square Rooms vocal concert the prior evening.
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Mareen
Scribe
Bertrand
M. Scribe
Bnt
Mollere
Raton
Mercer
Glover
Bertrand de Raxtrau
William Farren
Prince Talleyrand
Struensee
Copenhagen
Marie Julie
Aaton Burkenstaff
Tatex
Rator
Privy Council
Bertrand de Rantzau
Lewis Philippe
Harnest
Webster
Brindal
Drary-lane
Stanfield
Bann
Duchess of Kent
Princess ‘Victoria
Hanover Square Rooms
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Inferior
Shipping Intelligence
Rome
M. Luigi Cinchi
Augsburgh
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Ang Mary Ann
Flora
la Adele
Ellen Jenkinson
Lisbon
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Pepys
Old Bailey
Lyndhurst
Thomas Denman
King’s Bench
Thames Tunnen, &c
King William-street West
Strand
Scherpk
Peter Crawley
Peckham
Surrey Canal
Crawley
Durham
Cockermouth
Church of England
Carlisle Journal
House OF Commons
Pryme
Cambridge
Lord Landon
W. Patten
Burnley
Lancaster
William Foulkes
Richard Deering
Norfolk
Finn
Westminster Court OF Requests
Mr. Tooke
Ed. Grogan
J. Hodson
Court of Requests
J.o'dwyer
Sudbury
Toore
Westminster
O'Dwyer
Scotland
Sinclair
Caithneas
Atroukee
General Assembly
St. Paul
Church of Scotland
Mtr. Carlile
Edinburgh
Richard Carhle
Fleet-street
A.B
Carlile
Newgate
M‘creagh
M‘c
M‘caul
Wardlawe
Mary M‘gomery
C. Buller
Swineaton
Statford
Oswald Mosley
True Sun Daily Review
Sporting
Tattersall's Fen
Derby
Agst Babastes
Tol — Heatley
Tol — Plenipo
Northumberland
Sheepwash Bridge
Belgay
Galewood
Pawston
Libburn
Lambton
Newbiggen
Stotford
Staley
Cockwood
Cronkley Banks
Duke of Cleveland
Newton Cap Bridge
Hurworth
Croft Bridge
Haydon
Nelston Rigg
Black Dike’s Plantation
Alnwick
Hackett
Inglewood
Arnstable
Sir J. Cope
Basildon Park
Woolhampton House
Vine
Ashe Warren Farm
Wolverton Church
Craven
Gavernake
Chaddleworth Gate
Coombe Gibbet
W. Carew
Bovey Peterp
Y ] Phillips's Hounds—Thursday,at Great Ive Down ;At Ten. Ees Somerset Vale
Mankood
Barrick Copse
Newent Harriers
Feathers
Staunton
Mr. Barnard
Currey Barn
Teddington
Lord Harewood
Lord Middleton
Gate Helmsley
Stamford Bridge
Rudstone
York and Ainsty
Whixley
Haxby
Cleveland
Court Green
Bedale
Forest Row
Mr. Codrington
Beckford Arms
Fenthill
Odstock Village
Portman
Holton-street
Henytridge Ash
Farquharson
Pinknole
Melbury
Burton Harriers
Weston Hill
N. F. Hounds
Eaglehurst
Fritham
Materley'’s Gate
Preston Oakhills
Chilton Old House
Bagall Common
Chesterfield Harriers
Norbriggs
Northwingfield
Llandaff Harriers
Fairwater
Whitchurch
Llanblethian Harriers
St. Mary Church
Llantillio
Great Skerrid
Sir John
Lady Stafford
Birdcatcher
Rousseau
Polander
Mowbray Hill
Repentance
Mr. Benn
Lowther
Sir J.johnstone
Br. Holroyd
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