Markets and Mails Report From London Trading Posts
City news notes a quiet money market with dull demand for Cannols and steady Spanish and Portuguese values. Lloyds reports no heavy disasters, while Belgian stock rises from Brussels. Anticipation builds as the budget opens and consols hover around 89 3 4 with 4 6 4 7 Exchequer Bills and Bank Stock at 2 15. India Stock nudges higher. Lisbon and Mexican mails remain due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd’s
Smithfield
Rio Janeiro
Exchange
Brussels
Bennett
Lovat
Feld
Lloyd’s Books
Brest
Fes
Lisbon
India
Law Intelligence Court Proceedings at the King’s Bench
Reports from sessions at Nisi Prius and Common Pleas Guildhall. Disputed 2001 odd from Mrs Wilk ington to Miss Gwymer over a parcel whose contents value unclear. In another action Furrier Quelle sues Thomas Boucher on a 20 pound bill drawn by Boucher. defense cites discounting plan and subsequent payments. jury grants verdict for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common Pleas
Guildhall
Quelle
Boucher
Ludgate Hill
Cheltenham
Goodwin
Thomas Boucher
Daniel Boucher
Yearsley
Aftel
Thomas
Shipping Intelligence This Day from Lloyds
Crrex from Ouessa and Parsunot from Gergente arrived. Downs from Bilboa and Penman Castle from Dublin. Vitella from St Johns and WicaT from Batavia both listed. Bolivia and Henry Cunningham from Rio Janeiro and Treble other arrivals noted.
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Lloyd's
Crrex
Fes
Sagliaferra
Ouessa
Parsunot
Alexander
Gergente
Downs
Union
Avrevaro
Bilboa
Penman Castle
Roberts
Dublin
Portsmouth
Vitella
Watts
St. John’s
N. B. Orr
Wicat
Rome
Kevans
Batavia
Pigsourn
Bolivia
Deuchars
St. Petersburgh
Guernsey
Henry Cunningham
Sophia
Cardiff
Rio Janeiro
Jersey
Peggy
Boutellish
Teneriffe
St. Petersurgh
River
Delight
Ariel
Pernambuco
Earl of Liverpool
Rotterdam
Tiger
Press Attacks on Free Press Across Europe Stir Concerns
Paris correspondent reports a Europe wide push to repress independent journalism. Courts levy heavy penalties in France against Le National heirs while new Spanish papers arise praising reform and the convocation of Cortes. Lafayette ailing, Doctrinaires mislead Whigs, and rumors of a Madrid banker voyage surface.
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la Presse
Ivan
Vienna
Germany
Holy Alliance Inquisition
Hydra
Nestor
Mary
Ress
France
England
Eppenne
National
le National
Let National de
M. Carrel
M. Conseil
Cour d’Assizes
le National de
Messieurs Carrel
Conseil
Spain
Ferdinand
The
Gazette
le Vapor
Barcelona
Madrid
Bulletin of Commerce
Age
Chronicle
Aurora
Zea
Council of Castile
Council of State
Council of Regency
Lafayette
Dulanp
Paris
la Grange
Paul Pry
Sidney Smith
Rue d’Anjou
Pere la Chaise
Bologna Theatre
Metternich
History of the British Colonies Vol IV Possessions in sin
Review of R. Montgomery Martin's History of the British Colonies volume covering India trade, sugar manufacture, and imperial policy. Highlights its comprehensive survey of possessions abroad, civil and commercial systems, and the sugar question, including petitions to Parliament, trade dynamics, and proposed duty reductions to boost revenue and empire welfare. The piece endorses the work as essential reference for students and policymakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Montgomery Martin
Sin
Martin
India
Europe
England
East India Company
Benares
Mauritius
Demerara
Bengal
Madras
Bombay
West Indies
Great Britain
Hindoos
Markets news from corn exchange and Smithfield fair
Grain markets show generally good supply with wheat from Norfolk and Suffolk in demand though some prices vary. Arrivals include English and Scotch wheat, barley, oats, and beans with mixed demand. Smithfield market reports high quality cattle and meat, prices holding despite colder weather, with pork and beef near steady though some declines noted. Beasts 2690, Sheep 17860, Calves 110, Pigs 230.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Suffolk
Kent
Poland
Smithfield
Ministers hold Cabinet Council at Downing Street
Saturday proceedings at Downing Street with Viscount Althorp and a large ministerial turnout. Attendees include Earl Grey, Earl of Ripon, Earl of Richmond, Earl of Carlisle, Viscount Melbourne, Viscount Palmerston, Mr Stanley, Sir James Graham, Lord Holland, Lord John Russell, and the Lord Chancellor arriving around five. Deliberations continued near six, with Jamaica and Foreign Affairs offices also noted. A Coventry Herald note adds a turnpike trustees’ view on flat-soled wheels potentially cutting road repairs and tolls.
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Burge
Jamaica
Burnley
Colonial Office
Viscount Althorp
Downing-street
Mar Guin of Saaage Pes Earl Grey
Earl of Ripon
Uke of
Richmond
Earl of
Secretary of State For the Home Department
Coventry Herald
Colonial Markets Demand Favors Steady Week
Markets show steady demand with supply ready. Capital to flow as stock exchange excitement wanes. Country and shipping orders anticipated as wagon advances. Prices firm and imports fair. Today there are no public sales.
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Stock Exchange
Revival Preacher Declares Vision to City Congregation
The Scotsman reports Rev. Epward Irving has preached two Sundays at Carrubber's Close under a claimed divine commission to cleanse the city of wickedness. He speaks from the precentor’s desk while Mr. Tait leads the pulpit, with occasional remarks after Irving’s addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epward Irvine
Irving
Tait
Carrubber’s
Angel of the Lord
Mr. Tait
Imperial Parliament House of Commons Session Debates
The House convened with a large attendance as private bills were presented and debated. Petitions for local acts and corporate reforms were discussed, including schemes for Haslar bridge, the Grosvenor Act, and Kingston hull reform, amid remarks on Sabbath observance and impending navy estimates.
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House OF Commons
Yorke
Great Shelbourne
G. Staunton
Haslar-bridge
Divert
Exeter Market
Lambeth
Potter
Wigan
Oswald Mosley
Staffordshire
Hon. Barovet
Stafford
Uttoxeter
Fowell Buxton
Alliance Marine Society
Lord Sanpox
Liverpool
Lord Morpeth
Wilson Patten
Burnley
Bernard
Kent
Ewart
Ocean Insuranc Company
Hodson
Cobbett
Navy
Mr. C
Committee of Supply
Scotland
Lord Dalmeny
Royal Burgh
Stirling
Feargus O'Connor
Wexford
Great Britain
Ireland
O’connor
Dungarven
Duke of Devonshire
O'Connor
Stavley
Barones of
Ripon
Hutt
Kingston-upon-Hull
Mr. H
England
Corporation of London
Cne
O'Connell
Pryme
Dublin
Mr. P
United Kingdom
Mr. O’d
Apothecaries
O’dwyer
Edward Atkins
M.D
J. Cowell
Drogheda
Apothecaries’ Company
Hodges
Dungarvan Election and Local Court News
In Dungarvan a tense local election ended with Ebenezer Jacob reported as the winner after a contested vote where Barron led early and Jacob’s supporters clashed in the streets. concurrent notes cover church rates disputes, a theatre incident leading to a magistrate’s inquiry, and a report on a new friction warmed factory technology observed in operation.
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Fifteenth Hussars
Cork
Ric
Andrew Kerry
John Dower
Ebenezer Jacob
Nicholas Purcell O’gorman
W.N. Barron
Barron
Dominick Ronay
Dungarvon
Jacob
Dungarvoo
Debates on Judicial Independence and Local Notices
Amid varied items from Kent patriotism to boxers unions and accidents, the column critiques judicial independence, notes a memorial fund for Charles Larkin, and reports on Army pay, Covent Garden shrubs, bankers, a Mrs Poole accident, and other urban affairs including strikes, fires, and historical deeds.
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County of
Kent
Charles Larkin
East India Company
England
Covent-garden
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Roark
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Holland
Consol
Cortes
Consols
LAW Intelligence
Shipping Intelligence
Sporting
Craven
Cross Keys
Frogfield
Beedon Fark
Welford Wood
Vine
Crapgate
Headley Wood
West Sherborn
Sir J. Cope
Burnt Hill
Duke of Cleveland
the Grove
Lord Harewood
Cock Bridge
Wethersome
Lord Middleton
Howsham House
North Grimston
York and Ainsty
Cayton Gill
Skipwith Bridge
Galewood
Barmoor Whin
Preston
Mindrum
Bedaie
Blow’s Hall
Patrick Brompton
Cleveland Hounds
Skelton
Lambton Hounds
Coxhoe
Embleton
Sandbeck
Clown Village
Tickhill Spital
Te Badsworth
Doncaster Bar
Felkirk
Hurworth
Girsby
Sinnington
Ness
Boroughbridge Harriers
Great Ouseburn
Northumberland Hounds
Netherwitton
Long Witton Inn
Haydon
White Chapel
Wood Hall Hills
Duke of Rutland
Herring Lodge
Broadwater
Nowent Harriers
Redmarley Park
Kennel
Mr. Barnard
Embridge Court
Ane Llantillio
Graig Hill
Mr. Phillips
Bradridge Farm
Sir W. Carew
Shipley
Duck Aller
Lianblethian Harriers
Muorcross
Black Hall
H. H
Beaworth
Abbotsdown Down
Medsteadgreen
Hambledon
British India
Singapore
Cape of Good Hope
West India
East India
Macculloch
M‘culloch
R. Corbett
Dungarvan
Huce
America
Navy Yard
Philadelphia
United States
Pennsylvania
St. Pancras
Laing
Hatton-garden
Scadding
Brighton
Nove
Isaac Cane
Heathrough
Harmondsworth
Midlesex
Cane
Wyatt
Bashaw
Earl of Dudley
Journeymen Bakers
Go Muroeyman
Lyceum
Glasgow Free Press
C. Kemble
Fanny Kemble
Butler
Jane
Poole
No. 4
Richmond-street
Edgware-road
Clerkenwell
Serjeant
Spankie
Grant
Hume
Tindall
Serjeant Spankie
St. Andrew, Holborn
Broaprogo
Three Kingdoms
Poyernook
Grandholm
Aberdeen Heald
John Okes
Cambridge
Uiversity of
Wedd
Saa
Tambridge Chronicle
Taunton-hall
Ashton
Henry VIII
Etmebeth
Birmingham
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