Eleven v Clock Paris budget and market outlook in opening hours
A 19th century market update notes French mail arrivals and a cautious stock exchange, with expectations of a possible decline in funds unless the chancellor’s budget delivers a reaction. It reports prices in Spanish and Portuguese securities, consuls, and underwriters, mentions the East India sale at Salt Pelee and sugar market strength, and records fluctuating foreign securities and subdued transactions across the day. The piece closes with a late afternoon snapshot of steadier consuls and limited activity in foreign markets.
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Vonsals
Portuavs Regency
Lisbon
Sheil
Ifr
East India Company
Saltpele
Stock Exchange
Llusd
Buyern
Pyd T
Portouese Regency
Penryn
Portsmouth
Dartmouth
Hay and Seed Markets Show Mixed Demand and Limited Supplies
Markets report a tight hay supply with demand matching only marginally. Prices rise for seed items and meadow hay remains scarce, while linseed and coriander show steady or improved sales. Coal prices firm amid moderate trade as towed loads and port arrivals noted.
Colonial Markets Today Show Mixed Signals Across Goods
Imports ease with steady prices in colonial markets as sugar, tea, and spice exchanges hold firm while demand remains limited. Arrivals of highheads continue, with varied quotes for Mauritius yellow and white sugars, Jamaica middling, and pepper ginger and cloves showing uneven activity amid steady home consumption trade.
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Sanillas
Mauritius
Pernams
Rios
Corre
Jamaica
Ceylon
Sumatra
Batavia
Brazil
Morha
Sos
Tas
Deputation Meets Chancellor over rude team issue
A deputation interviewed the Chancellor of the Exchequer about a team rude matter. Colliers at Snipper's-gate Colliery Sunderland struck and remain out of work. Also mentions Lambeth Vestry to petition Parliament for repeal of house and window taxes and a fatal prussic acid case in Covent Garden.
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S-Gate
Sunderland
Lambeth
Metropolis
Pacific
Liverpool
New York
Senate
United States Bank
Assembly
Wallksown
Snitch
Brydgen-street
Prussic
Paris Papers Describe Spanish Turmoil and Algerian Plans
Reports from Paris summarize Carlist pressure in Navarre, a Biscay civilwar note, and Madrid exiles including Mina and Argüelles. Debates on Algeria include whether to occupy Oran and surrounding coasts, with 12,000 troops at Oran Blida and other garrisons, and a pacification strategy to win hearts and minds.
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Memorial Des Pyrenees
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Butron
Bis
Geneva
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Bayonne
Arguelles
Mina
M. Martinez de la Rosa
England
Spain
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Meca
Algiers
Africa
France
M. Laurence
Africanus
Oran
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Bona
Mount Atlas
Blida
Meudja
Bougiah
Moulaganem
Arzew
Royal address on fundamental law and travel rules reported
Hanover and Berlin dispatches present the king s response to the Estates address praising loyalty and the fundamental law, pledging justice and order and royal favour while noting upcoming legislative development. Also inclosed are Prussian travel regulations for students and a note on the Prince of Cumberland s eyesight operation expectations in the spring.
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William IV
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Brighton
Frankfort
Berlin
Griffe
Prince of Cumberland
Nuremburg
Colonel Taylor to lead 15th Hussars in place of Brudenell
Colonel Thomas William Taylor, an experienced cavalry officer and former superintendent of the Riding Establishment, is set to succeed Lord Brudenell in command of the 15th Hussars. The Governor’s speech in Lower Canada notes a third arbitrator was appointed under Act 3 Geo IV cap 19 and reports that a majority decision assigns one third of the duties to Upper Canada, diminishing Lower Canada’s revenue.
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Adml Hanter and Alderman Atkins Case in Chancery
In the Court of Chancery an appeal by Admiral Hanter against Alderman Atkins follows a master of the rolls ruling. The dispute concerns unsettled money transactions and an unsatisfactory settlement the Admiral challenged. Sir Edward Sugden spoke as the case proceeded, though the reporter noted little public interest and anticipated a full day of argument.
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Honter & Atkingg
Master of the Rolls
Admiral Hanter
Atkins
Edward Sugden
LAW Intelligence
Court finds defendants Not Guilty in King’s Bench conspiracy case
In a King’s Bench trial before Mr Justice Patteson and a special jury, the defendants in the Smithson case were found Not Guilty after no evidence was offered by the prosecution. A separate action by pawn broker Cording against Ballantine, a Thames police magistrate, resulted in a verdict for the plaintiff with damages of 1300 pounds and 1 shilling. The case involved an order to commit to the House of Correction over a gun destroyed in a house fire and related legal issues, with contentious testimony and appeals noted.
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Thames
James Scarlett
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James
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Augsburgh Gazette
Caledonian Mercury
Cross-Keys
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New Orleans
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Ellen Jenkinson
Lisbon
Mauritius
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King's Bench
Thames Tanner, &c
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Strand
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Peckham
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Crawley
Durham
Cockermouth
Church of England
Fr&Jay
Cuockermouth
Carlisle Journal
Arrivals and notices in Imperial Parliament listings
Shipping arrivals from Dilboa and Singapore link to Mauritius advices and post office concerns. Reports highlight the Pope’s private consistory naming bishops, parliamentary petitions on gas in Cambridge and Liverpool assessments, and debates on church patronage and corn laws amid a broad news roundup.
Privilege Committee Names On Sheil Complaint
Despatches were sent from the Colonial office to the Governors of the West India Islands. The committee includes Lord Granville Somerset Sir Francis Burdett Sir Edward Roathbull Col Maberly Sir H Hardinge Mr Romilly Col Verner Mr Hawkins Mr Shaw of Dublin Mr Hume Mr Keays Tyate jun Mr Gillon Major Faucourt Mr Shaw Lefevre Mr Warburton Mr Grote Mr Parrott Sir Robert Peel Mr Abercromby Mr Strutt. Power to send for persons papers and records. Five to be the quorum. VicTIMising a leather-seller scam is described with a forged cheque from Paget and Co. The victim received only a small change while the presented cheque totalled 30 pounds, exposing a systematic robbery.
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West India Islands
Sheil
Committee of Privilege
Mr. Sheil
Lord Granville Somerset
Francis Burdett
Edward Roathbull
Col. Maberly
H. Hardinge
Romilly
Col. Verner
Hawkins
Shaw
Dublin
Hume
Keiys Tyate
Gillon
Major Faucourt
Shaw Lefevre
Warburton
Grote
Parrott
Robert Peel
Abercromby
Strutt
Messrs
Rawles and Sons
Drury-lane
Freeman
Camberwell
Pagetand Co
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Francis H. Chapman
Archery Guide Receives Warm Review in True Sun Daily
The True Sun Daily Review discusses Cruikshank’s Archery guide a 12mo volume with history and instructions for bow use. It praises archery as a vigorous private pastime linking to Robin Hood lore and civic virtue while noting climate and accessibility affect its spread.
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BR. Cruikshank
Brompton Club of
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Robin Hood
Robin
Derby Day Sporting and Hunt Schedule Highlights
Report covers VATTERSALL'S Derby entries with taken horses, betting odds, and backings. It lists numerous hunting hound meet locations and times across Yorkshire and nearby counties, including names like Northumberland, Galewood, Lambton, Staley, and Duke of Cleveland. Also notes Liverpool Maghull Cup and recent Sydney NSW settler voyage results with 215 women arriving and rapid settlement prospects.
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Galewood
Pawston
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Lambton
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Staley
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Cronkley Banks
Duke of Cleveland
Newton Cap Bridge
Hurworth
Croft Bridge
Haydon
Nelston Rigg
Black Dike’s Plantation
Alnwick
Hockett
Inglewood
Arnstable
Sir J. Cope
Basildon Park
Woolhampton House
Vine
Ashe Warrer Farm
Wolverton Church
Craven
Gavernake
Chaddleworth Gate
Coombe Gibbet
Sir W. Carew
Bovey Potch
Mr. Phillips
Great Ive Down
Somerset Vale
Mankood
Barrick Copse
Piper’s Inn
Newent Harriers
Feathers
Staunton
Kennel
Mr. Barnard
Carrey Barn
Teddington
Lord Harewood
Lord Middleton
Gate Helmsley
Stamford Bridge
Rudstone
York and Ainsty
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Haxby
Cleveland
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Bedale
Newton-le- Willows
Norton Conyers
Badsworth
Kirby Guide Post
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Sinnington
Helmsley
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Beckford Arms
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Odstock Village
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Melbury
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Feuilleton review of Ti Minister and the Mercer stage play
The Times critiques Drury Lane’s Bertrand of Raton adaptation praising Mme. Glover and Mr. Farren while noting the play’s lack of variety and naturality. It highlights Bertrand’s manipulation of power, Mrs. Raton’s contrasts, and performances by Dowton Eden Tree Webster Brindal and Stanfield, concluding the comedy is entertaining though uneven. The Duchess of Raud and Princess Victoria attended a Hanover Square concert.
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