The Crue Sun on Mr O Connell's Inquiry Motion
The Crue Sun notes last nights Parliament debate on Mr O Connells motion for a Committee of Inquiry into Baron Smiths conviction. It praises a reformed spirit in the House and thanks the Ministers and Majority while defending its own motives and urging truth and justice over calumny. The piece highlights political rhetoric, judicial conduct, and the clash between agitators and committed MPs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connell
Baron Smith
Baron Suith
O’connell
Debate on O'Connell Inquiry Divides Liberals and Tories
A parliamentary clash over Judge Baron Smith’s conduct sees O'Connell backed by unexpected allies as both Liberals and Conservative ministers clash. The debate highlights shifting loyalties, with Sir James Graham breaking from colleagues, while Lord Joy Russell and Serjeant Stanley deliver pointed speeches. The piece notes Ireland’s cautious optimism as a rare sign of honest government amid ongoing sufferings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’connell
Suaw
R. Mouis
R. Peet
J. Scannett
Baron Saith
Serjeant
Stannie
Justice Bailey
Lord Wynford
Baron Swit
Serjeant Stanwie
James Graham
James
Finsbury
Dublin
Henry Parnece
James's Consistency. Sir James
Mr. O'Connell
Baronet
Baron Smith
Stanley
Ireland
Jouy Russet
Jas. Scarlett
Joan
Erskine
Distress of landowners amid rising rents and Poor Law impact
A Chronicle summary notes arguments from the king's speech on distress among landowners and occupiers. While manufacturing prospers and farm prices are high, rents have more than doubled due to Poor Law pauperisation. Tenants face insolvency, arrears, and few paths to relief beyond workhouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
The Land Rent Crisis and Free Trade Debates
A political commentary discusses 1793 price levels and land rents, arguing high rents stem from landlord power and mortgage burdens. It criticizes ministers and the Chronicle for faulty explanations, urges focus on tenant insolvency and agricultural distress, and notes economic theories about capital shifts and failed prosperity. The piece also mentions New York and German papers and reports on Mr Sheil.
London Stock Exchange Quiet on Settling Day
Eleven o clock reports heavy foreign balances but steady adjustment, English stocks calm awaiting the budget. Consols open at 89 and drift near 89¾ as markets hold, with Spanish Cortes at 30.4 and Portuguese Regency at 69. The share market remains perfectly quiet while money stays plentiful and Lloyd's records show few disasters.
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Stock Exchange
Cortes
Madras
Lisbon
India
French Papers Received with Constantinople and Madrid Notes
The paper lists French newspapers and overseas dispatches received. Constantinople reports Russian orders to prepare for sea by 12th ultimo and Count Orloff’s expected arrival to negotiate evacuations, while Samos submits. Insurrection breathes in Spain with a Carliat conspiracy uncovered in Bilboa. Verdun sees Queen's troops gain advantage. Vienna Congress hints at press liberty yet tighter controls in Germany. St Aulaire departs Paris for Madrid on secret mission. Chalon sur Saone National Guard dissolved thrice. Chamber of Deputies busy with domestic matters. Chouans increasingly submit to authorities.
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Gazette de France
Messager Des Chambres
Turkey
Smyrna
Constantinople
Sebastopol
O.S
Orloff
Samos
Spain
Bilboa
Verdun
Frankfort
M. de St. Aulaire
Paris
Madrid
National Guard
Chalong-sur- Saone
Chamber of Deputies
Chouans
LAW INTELLIGENCE COURT ACTIONS IN LONDON
A defamation suit at the Court of King's Bench sees Mr Ambridge accused of slander against Mr Mlabee Hast the plaintiff a Whit chaveler butcher. Witnesses report remarks about a rival bill in a shop window and claims of robbery and hanging. Jury returns for plaintiff with damages of one farthing. In Common Pleas Mr Isturiz O Punodromtra sues Count of Spain for money had and received regarding furniture consigned to Madrid and debt noted as 2341. The defendant disputes the amount. the case proceeds with payment into court and a verdict favoring the plaintiff for 2341.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Keing’s Bench
London
Ambridge
Mlabee
Was & Pork
Collins
Whitechapel
Reeve
Co Jing
Moody
Court OF Common Pleas
Isturiz
Punonromtra
Cadiz
Kingdom of
Spain
Madrid
South America
Paris
Fogland
England
Desperate Assaults At Whitechapel And Kennington
Three hackney coachmen Moss Edmonds and Mitchell faced magistrates for violently attacking constables Rich and Whipping in Whitechapel and for attempting to rescue a prisoner. Each ringleader received 3 pounds or six weeks, Mitchell 20 shillings. A youth named George Burt was jailed a month for assaulting his master with cast iron. Pantheon workers struck for higher pay. Chevalier de Lima met Earl Grey and Viscount Palmerston, and called on ministers to bid them farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Square
Moss, Edmonds
Mitchell
Gregorie and White
Vilentis
Rich
Whitechapel
Gaatody
Thomas Forster
Waterloo Road
Lambeth
Three Stags
Kennington
Moss
Edmonds
George Burt
James Watts
London-road
Pagal
Gregorie
Pantheon
Chevalier de Lima
Earl Grey
Treasury
Viscount Palmerston
Foreign Office
Tattersall's Fan racing results at Oaks and matches
Sporting notes report Tattersall's results with 13 entries and odds, then Oaks actions with Cotillon, Glencoe and others. Swarrington coursing results list Mortimer defeating Indian and Maria beating Annette in Westacre Stakes. Chatsworth coursing meeting notes record Spanker and Skip as Cup and Feppy Stakes winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swaffham
Free
Mr. Rouse
Mortimer
Burroughes
Lord Stradbroke
Maria
Gurney
Annette
Fes
Dr. Taylor
Mr. Ridehalgh
Mr. Shaw
Skip
Dr. Sumner
Malice
Colonial Markets This Day Show Mixed Colonial Trade Trends
Imports remain light with demand for colonial produce limited and prices not falling. Lac Dye Indigo Cochineal show small export interest. market steady with no immediate change. Spirits demand waning. Leewards 3s 2d, Jamaica 3s 6d. Fine blacks 10s 6d, silvers 9s 3d to 9s 6d. Provisions foreign batter active at 100s per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leewards
Jamaica
J.,m.karr & Co
Shipping Intelligence update from Lloyds lists arriving vessels
This day Arrived vessels include the Thomas from Mauritius Sarah from St Michael s Albion from Leghorn Downs from Charente Cowes from Havannah Weymouth from Nassau Helen damaged Plymouth dismasted Falmouth Camden Packet from Leeward Islands River from St Thomas s Lord Melville Ostend La Felice Gravelines Swallow Valparaiso Lynx Guernsey Lady Harvey Leghorn Time from Lisbon Cornelia from Oporto Sarah from Plymouth and more.
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Rom Lloyp’s
J . Orr Marcare
Fes
Thomas
Kirkus
Mauritius
Sarah
Campbell
St. Michael’s
Albion
Burrell
Leghorn
Downs
Collngwood
Swan
Charente
Cowes
Harmosa
Habanaw
Havannah
Weymouth
Helen
Gundey
Nassau
Plymouth
Mary
London
Donegal
Falmouth
Camden
Leeward Islands
St. ‘Thomas’s
River
Lord Melville
Ostend
Commerce
Altea
la Felice
Gravelines
Swallow
Valparaiso
Lynx
Guernsey
Lady Harvey
Time
Lisbon
Cornelia
Oporto
Lam beth Parish Meeting Reviews House and Window Tax
A Lam beth parish meeting this morning considered petitioning Parliament to repeal the house and window tax. Resolutions condemn the rates on middle classes and agree petitions based on those resolutions will be presented to Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambeth
Valentine Day and Saint Valentine in Weathered Verse
An antiquarian sketch on Saint Valentine and the Valentine custom. It notes Rome’s martyr a priest executed in February and how the tradition evolved from drawing names to honoring saints. The piece recalls quainter customs, birdsong, and poetical musings on love’s season in England.
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Valentine
St. Valentine
Rome
Claudius U
Europe
Juno
Great Britain
Chaucer
England
Royal and political society notes in London street life
Prince Talleyrand met Viscount Palmerston at the Foreign Office while Sir James Kempt transacted business at the Colonial Office. The Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria rode in Hyde Park. The Speaker hosts a grand dinner for Viscounts Palmerston, Althorp, and Ebrington. Mr Ewing and another Glasgow MEP held a meeting at the Colonial Office. Mina visits the Royal Victoria Theatre to see William Fell, dedicated by Sheridan Knowles. A Mile End meeting calls Parliament to repeal house and window duties with tax reforms and pension cuts. petition to be presented to the Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Talleyrand
Viscount Palmerston
Secretary of State For Foreign Affairs
James Kempt
Ordnance
Colonial Office
Duchess of Kent
Victoria
Hyde Park
Erin
Palmierston
Altherp
Ebrington
Stanley
Littleton
Earl of Belfast
Earl Grey
Fossary
Ewing
Glasgow
Mina
Royal Victoria Theatre
William Fell
Sheridan ‘Knowles
Tell
Orp
Bie Townouse
Mr. Maltby
House of Commons
Clay
The Frolics of Puck a Curious 3 Volume Review
A lengthy review praises Bull and Charton's The Frolics of Puck as a vivid blend of fairy lore and satirical storytelling set in Charles I era England. It lauds the author as a deft fairy historian, witty yet melancholy, who depicts fairies and mortals with notable imagination. The piece notes strong scenery, graceful language, and hints a second series if the first succeeds, while modestly speculating about the author’s identity and intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puck
Bull
Titania
Oberon
England
Germany
Walter Scott
Southampton
Isle of Wight
Charles the
Fairfax
Sandys
Pack
Villiers
Duke of Buckingham
Cotton Market Activity Shows Broad Gains and Steady Brasils
The market was more active with about 3000 sales reported and firmer prices for common American grades while higher classes have not recovered their weekly dip. Brasils remain steady and scarce qualities, with day’s business noting 300 Pernama, 50 Babias, and Boweds chiefly sold 74d to Sfd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torday
Pernama
Maranhama
Market and Candlemas Fair Prices Near In Maidstone
The Maidstone market reports brisk beef and mutton trade with gains around 2d per stone while veal tops at 53.2d and large pigs fetch lower prices. Candlemas Fair drew buyers but many beasts were lean and sold slowly. Hops remained strong, wheat dull, barley at 90s, oats light, beans and peas weak. a mix of corn market and hop trade noted. A meeting of Creditor at Basinghall Street is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Sussex
Dulles
Births and Died Notices from Kensington and London
Birth notices from Phillimore Place Kensington record a son for Mrs Chas Hay at Conns Terrace and other infant arrivals naming St Hayter Meagheremey Ed ward Seard and various parish entries. Died notices list J Taylor of Stockwell Roseell Square John Poyger aged, Rev Charles Richard Landon rector of Vange, and Robert Resting of Charterhouse.
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Phillimore-place
Kensington
Chas
Hay
Lady of St. Hayter
Gree the Idward Seard
Pthuseech
Frederick Oftebro ‘Tripity
L. Hesse Eee
Chesfield
Jane
Yoongat Laa
Cat ‘Stockwell
Surrey
J. Taylor
Roseell-square
John Poyger
Augustus
R. P. Fitsherbert
Ere -Hill
Billericay
Charles Richard. Landon
Vange
Exex
Sidps College Bridge
Chieltentiam
T. Flower
Bombay
Robert
Ai Beak
Tyacres Sean
Tyacres Sean "Bibioat: Mra
Ance
Elida Wise
Elkins, Esq
Newman-street
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Royal Canal
National Loan
Rente de
Naples
Swangs
Anglo Mexican Min. Co
Alliance Fire Insurance
Bolanos Mining Company
Brazilian National
Imp. Min. Co
St. John del Rey
Cata Branca
British Iron Mining Company
Columbian Mining Co
Canada Company
Stars
General Mining Association
General Steam Navigation
Cai National Provincial Bank of F _ Provincial Bank of Ireland
Real del Monte Mining Company
United Mexican Min. Co
Malta
Akairan
DUR
Arrited
America
Brazil
Buenos
Carthagena
Flanders
Guernsay
Dersey
Police Gazette
The
Times
J. Cleave
Shoe-lane
First-street
New York
Coriolanus
Efingham Wison
Royal
Bank of England
East India Company
Inns of Court
House of Lords
Effingham Wilson
Royal Exchange
Court Journal
Lawson and Co
Upper St. Martin'a Lane
Sherborne and Sums
Piccadilly
Fortaum and Mason
Hickson
Welbeck-street
Clarkson
Strand
Milton
Great Marylebone Street
Lazenby
Lamb
Liverpool
Scotland
North Wales
Anne
Dioetia
Liv
London Bridge
True Sun
Jan Ew
P.c
Hope
St It. Ks
Stapes Cevcee
Sveneneses
Eot Sds
Haytian Neadene
Chronicle
Kino
Pourettr Thomson
Sheffield
United States’ Bank
Sheil
Lord Althorp
Hill
Lloyd’s Books
LAW Intelligence
Sporting
Tattersall’s
Bubastes
Boes
Bentley
Plenipo
Skelalah
Delirium
Olympic
Viator
Comet
Glencoe
Alexis
Freedom
Oaks
Cotillon
Godolphin
Sultan
Sir Robert
Shipping Intelligence
Lambeth Parish
Devizes
Horncastle
A. Ilaby
Caistor Tener O
Ae Stamford
Yao Weeeese
Ate H
Boston
Ss Aford
Ding
Jolla
Uppingham
TIZE
Long Sutton
Oeuntingdon
GME No
East Retford
True Sun Daily Review
Maidstone, Fes
Crediro
Basinghall Street
Morrow
Orvipenna
W. Gilpin
AGER
Patrick
Law” Office
Loador
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