Market reports and ship news from London GAZETTE style
News bulletin notes stock levels and foreign bonds with little market action. London stock prices steady with Consols around 90s to 99. Spanish Cortes Bond 33. Portuguese Regency around 72 to 73. Maritime notices include ships Sailed from China, leaks, and wrecks near Monte Video and Dublin.
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Stock Exchange
la Bote
Scaleby Castle
Hillman
Wight
China
Rose
Buckinghamshire
John
Dublin
Liverpool
Mary
Harvey
St. Ives
Ancona
Raz
Joseph
Ann
Freeman
Stockwith
London
Wells
Buenos Ayres
Panela Rock
Monte Video
Tedia
Mauritius
Markets note on corn exchange and Smithfield stalls
Market observers report liberal corn supplies with oats especially heavy at over 42 000 bales from Ireland keeping oats spirits low and prices down a shilling per quarter. Wheat and barley trading steady with fine sorts in demand and inferior still dull. Smithfield shows a gloomier mood with beef and mutton prices 2d per stone lower amid plentiful stock and strong Norfolk beef, few Lincoln sheep, and a generally high wool market. Beasts 2874, Sheep 19430, Calves 110, Pigs 380.
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Ireland
What
Kent& Essex
Suffolk
Poland
Norfolk
Lincoln
Yeal
Matton
Russia and Turkey treaty and financial notes in Berlin Gazette
The Berlin State Gazette notes Russia faces dire finances due to dearth and reports new bonds of 10,000,000 rubles issued in four series. It also cites a major Russia Turkey treaty at St Petersburgh favoring Turkey, with debt reductions, Moldavia and Wallachia concessions, and extended Turkish frontiers toward Persia. The Morning Advertiser item and Parliament dispute over house tax and malt tax dominate further notices with pension, Belgium, and Poor Laws debates plus ministry pressure and public sentiment toward reform.
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Berlin
St. Petersburgh
Quebec
Montreal
St. Louis
Russia
Turkey
Adrianople
Moldavia
Wallachia
Persia
Repgal
St. Saviour’s
Southwark
House of Commons
Leopold of
Saxe Coburg
Belgium
R. Peel
Lord Althorp
Aly
Ministy
Wan Pou
Press Fury in Paris and Lyons Across Royal Tensions
Paris dispatch reports intensified press persecution, trials of Le National managers, and threats to liberty as the royal regime moves amid censorship. Lyons rumors surge of troops, workers flooding Vacherie ville, and Spain quiet with no decisive updates.
Lyons Uprising Eases as Workmen Return to Posts
Paris dispatches report Lyons unrest waning after 20th- century clashes. The Temps notes lingering agitation in St Etienne with reports of thousands marching but no decisive strike. The Blois Civil Tribunal grants Duchess of Berry’s request to remove Chambord sequestration, recognizing the Duke of Bordeaux’s possession of the domain.
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Paris
Fes
Moniteur
Lyons
Temps
St. Etienne
Pegot
Blois
Duchess of
Berry
Bordeaux
Clambord
Chambord
Justices of Peace
Justices of Peace of
Bracieux
Messager
German Papers Discuss Prussian Tariff Accord Deliberations
From Karlsruhe and Worms reports the German Finance Ministry debates accession to the German States Convention adopting the Prussian tariff. Detailed articles and tariff provisions are reviewed, magazines inventory noted, and public opinion to be sought before an extraordinary Diet decides. Spire officials also seek a common customs system, with fires reported around Spanish Bavaria and insured rebuilds along roads to Odenwald.
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Carlsruhbe
Fes
Minister of Finance
Board of Customs
Finance Department
Weinheim
Grasette
M. von Ocke
Grand Duke of
Baden
M. von Hoffman
Hesse Darmstadt
Carlsruhe
Bavaria
Mannheim
Odenwalde
Frankfort
Fraudulent Preference Case Over Bankrupt Plate
Law intelligence report on Morgan and others v Brundrett in the Court of King's Bench. Plaintiffs allege the insolvent’s plate was moved to Brundrett’s premises as a fraudulent preference. defendants argue the plate was part of a prior security. Trial resuming after a new trial granted. main issue: whether act of insolvent and Brundrett constitutes fraudulent preference over other creditors.
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Court OF King’s Bench
London
Morgan
C. Brondrett
Pollock
Mr. Martin
J. Scarlett
Mr. Clarkson
Chatham-place
Blackfriars
Brundrett
Court Case Over Tithes in Molash Parish Kent
In a Common Pleas action Tylden Kingsland sues for 41 pounds 15 shillings balance on tithes. Kylden's vicarage notes a 1s 6d per acre arable and 4s pasture composition, with payments through Michaelmas 1831 and 1832. defendant promised 5 guineas due Feb 2 1833 but later refused. Witnesses claim threat to pay in kind. jury returns verdict for plaintiff.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Tylden
Kingsland
Wilde
Molash
Kent
Canterbury
Serjeant Andrews
Coal-whippers Riot Verdict at Old Bailey
Thomas Batt George Kipplin and Nicholas Donoghue three coal-whippers aged 45 42 and 18 were indicted for riotously assembling on February 6 in St Dunstan Stepney and began to demolish the dwelling of George Lidyard. The jury found all three guilty after a lengthy trial with many police witnesses.
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Old Court
Baron Gurney
Thomas Batt
George Kipplin
Nicholas Donoghue
St. Dunstan
Stepney
George Lidyard
Metropolitan
Royal Audiences and Political Gatherings At St James Palace
The King granted audiences to Lord Hill and other officials at the Palace St James's on Saturday and yesterday to the Earl of Albemarle and the Earl of Belfast. Royal services were held with the Duke of Gloucester, while Privy Council members met in Whitehall. Despatches arrived from Gibraltar. Admiral Sir Sidney Smith visited relatives in Saville Street. A bequest of 500 pounds to Oxford Physic Garden was announced, and Dr Daubeney succeeds as Professor of Botany.
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St. James's
Lord Hill
E. Ellice
Somerset
James Cockburn
Thomas Hardy
Earl of Albemarle
Earl of Belfast
Duke of Gloucester
Chapel Royal
Tooke
M.P
Lord Auckland
Board of Trade
Traro
Bainbridge
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Buroley
Colonial Office
St. Pancras
Viscount Althorp
Treasury
William Houstoun
Gibraltar
Sir Sidney Smith
Paria
France
Vernon Smith
Saville-street
Williams
Oxford
Daubeney
Hounds Meet Across Estates in Duke of Rutland’s Sporting List
Sporting notes list hounds under many lords meeting midweek and Friday across Yorkshire and neighboring counties with times around ten to eleven. The Malton Coursing Meeting crowned Gaiety and several Sovereigns, plus a long roll of Stakes winners. A Rochester widow, 79, severely burned her cap while dressing, life sacrificed.
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A. Eveleigh
Aylesford
Nile Terrace
Rochester
Greenwich Gazette
Furious Damne and Window Smashing Cases In Lambeth
In Lambeth Mr Robert Owen was charged with furious driving in Parliament street endangering pedestrians after hitting a wheelbarrow carrier named Doyle, injuring him and being released after offering compensation. Eliza Christian of Tottenham Court Road was jailed for fifteen days for smashing five panes at Duke Street Storey’s Gate, with a prior conviction and threats to continue, blamed on her husband’s infidelity.
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Queen-Square
Robert Owen
Ellen-street
Lambeth
Burrell
Parliament Street
Doyle
Doyte
Eliza Christian
Steven-street
Tottenham Court Road
George Durant Cummings
Duke-street
Storey’s-gate
Westminster
Colonial markets this day note cautious import activity
This day report says business this week is sizable but imports are light and holders of colonial produce are not pressed. Prices unlikely to fall soon, and as the season advances more business is expected. No public sales today.
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France
Flanders
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Shipping Intelligence and Parliament Notes
Shipping intelligence reports arrivals at Portsmouth Liverpool and Bristol from the Mediterranean Smyrna Demerara and Cadiz with vessels such as the Scylla Pelican Cora Johanna and Union. Also notes no sitting in Parliament due to Queen's birthday ceremonies and East India Company compensation scales for long serving employés.
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Lloyd's
Portsmouth
Fes
Mediterranean
Creek
Cora
Legrand
Constantinople
Johanna
Rowland
Bmyrna
Orr
Scaleby Castle
Gilman
Chinow
Jane
Jacques
Savannah
Jersey
Virginia
le Corman
Quebec
Bristol
Adams
New York
Milrord
Addersfield
Bombay
Liverpool
Pearce
Mauritius
St. Helena
Caroline
Broad
Buenos Ayres
Union
Gardener
Oberlin
Stone
Watkins
Smyrna
Jolly Tar
Resigne
Trieste
Mercer
East India Company
Leadenhall-street
Paisley
Saracen’s Head Inn
Glasgow
Chronicle
Burns Volume Two Review Praises New Edition
A TRUE SUN DAILY REVIEW commentary on the second volume of the Burns edition by Cochrane and M'Crone, praising its candour and vigor. It discusses editor Cunningham's notes and critiques Wordsworth, with anecdotes about Burns, his views, and reactions from contemporaries.
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Robert Burns
Cochrane
M‘crone
Burns
Cunningham
Edinburgh Review
Wordsworth
Oxford Convocation Names and Local Sentences
In Oxford on Tuesday, Arthur Jackson Drury received a MA to be exchanged for a BCL, with several degrees conferred including George Ashe Goddard and George Caldwell. Also, Samuel Tomlinson and Richard Lathbury were imprisoned for three months with hard labour for intimidation and violence against workers. Vesuvius described as striking in fog and clear nights. A St Pancras deputation sought a loan from the Home Office to cover arrears and pensions, with 212 pounds 23 shillings 2d in bank funds but 12,000 pounds in arrears, urging a memorial to the Lords of the Treasury.
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Oxford
Holden
Arthur Jackson Drury
Trinity College
George Ashe Goddard
Brasenose
George Caldwell
Merton
John Southwell Ifill
Magdalen Hall
Henry Phillip Haughton
George William Sandys
Pembroke
James Hicks
Oriel
Derby Borovugh
Samuel Tomlinson
Jane Mart
Sal Morley
Messrs. Wright and Baker
Richard Lathbury
Edward Haslam
Johnson
Mr. Johnston
St. Giles’s
Berwick-street
Soho
King’s Bench
Vesuvius
PaRis
St. Pancras
Messia
Douglas
Jenkins
Routledge
Willis
Buckingham
Fisher
Cooke
Home Office
Lord Althorp
Drummond
Prosecution of the True Sin Sparks Loyal Reader Support
A letter from a Fleet Street newsman dated February 24 expresses sympathy with the True Sux and calls for expanding its circulation to oppose Whig oppression. He recounts reader orders and a donation of 2s 6d, urging readers to unite and defeat perceived tyrannical elites.
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Yorkshire
Tam
News Hall
Fleet-street
Repeal bill on seamen punishment and murder in Roveredo
The text notes a bill repealing part of the Custom law that sends seamen for five years at sea, replacing it with six months in prison. It then reports a Roveredo murder where a woman’s throat was cut after a knock at the door, and a drowning incident on the Blackfriars barge with a teenage apprentice lost. Additional items include cruelty fines, Jewish civil rights moves, petition reports, and various local disturbances and official actions.
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Roveredo
Eisex
Moates
Blackfriars Bridge
Lyon’s Roads
Moate
Falcon Dock
Martin
Animals’ Friend Society
James Giddens
John Berry
Wedgwood, Murray
Trail
The
Jewish Association
Robert Grant
House of Commons
Church of England
Church of Scotland
Liverpool
Europe
W. Williams
Liverpool Chronicle
Lower Thames Street
Cubitt
Gray’s Inn-lane
Trades’ Union
South Hetton
Scots Greys
Newcastle Chronicle
Norfolk
Welch
Edward Baines
Leeds
James G. Marshall
J. Marshall
George Rawson
H.H. Stansfeld
Matthew Gaunt
Leeds Mercury
St. Giles-In-The-Freeps Hovss Holpers’ Union
Rogers
New
Alderman Scales
Fyars
London
Farringdon
Les
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d’Argent
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la Majestie
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Hugh Cowan
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D. O. Hill
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