Army Contracts for Meat and Oats Across Counties and Island
The Commissariat Department invites sealed tenders for army supply of meat and oats. Proposals must be for each county listed, delivered by February 6. Tenderers to provide two property-bound sureties and comply with printed particulars. Separate bids for each county. refunds apply if troops are not supplied.
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Commissariat Department
Treasury Chambers
Hane
Isle of Wight
Kent
Middlesex
Monmouth
Stafford
Warwick
N.B
Sugar and coffee markets slump amid heavy demand and stock drops
The London markets report a heavy sugar market with only 1,100 hogsheads sold, prices 6d to 1s per cwt lower where sales occurred. West India sugar stock sits at 20,530 hhds and rts, Mauritius at 61,771 bags, with deliveries down seasonally. Coffee shows unusual pressure as buyers face high advances and forced sales, while Jamaica and Berbice remain firm on some prices. Multiple public notices follow, including court, insolvency circuits, and bankruptcies among merchants and trades, with schedules and commissions listed.
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Mauritiu i
Mauritius
Expra Srcar
Corrie
Pio Gle
Ceylon
Brazil
St. Domingo
Jamaica
Jamaicas
Leewards
Geneva
Virginia
John Wyld
Biggar
Brown
Isla
Glasgow Chronicle
Royal Humane Society
Lillicray
Royal Navy
Portsmouth
East India Company
Grote
M.P
Lord Plhney
China
Lord Althorp
St. George's Parish
Jackson
Dublin Express
James Havard
Brecon
Dowlais
Merthyr
Gellyfallag-bridge
Hovard
Merthyr Guardian
Castlebar
Muarwell
Wanderring
Durham
North
South Shields
Sunderland
Newcastle
Berwick
Great Britain
France
Carlo
Ireland
Thomas Butler
James Graham Clarke
Windsor Electors Face Retribution Claims in Corrupt Charade
A London political broadside denounces Sir James Graham and Sir John Pechell, accusing the Norfolk and Windsor nomination process of coercion, bribery, and manipulation. The author attacks retrenchment tactics at the Navy Board, defends the King’s honor, and warns of continued political corruption, urging electors to resist.
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James Huxtable
Bristol
Corn and Prosistoa
Joseph Porter
Carnaby-street
Regent-street
Middlesex
Parker
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Edwards
Pancras-lane
Charles Hancock
Hillingdon
Uxbridge
Brichmaker
Court of Bankruptcy
Atheney
Cattline
Elyplace
Kitchener
Lothbury
William Chapple
William Snow
Oxford Street
Cleobury
Montague-street
Russell Square
William Tydeman
Great Yarmouth
Norfolk
Messrs
Ling and Harrison
Took's Court
Chancery -Lane
Tuck
Strumpshaw
Groom
Abchureh Lane
London
William Harrison
Portsmouth
Smith
Weir and Smith
Basinghall Street
Lowe
Lothburs
Richard Clark
Nerbury
Derbyshire
Muller
Keen
Stallard
White and Whitmore
Lincoln's Inn
Thomas Hardcastle
Bolton-le- Moors
Pav
the Bridge Inn
Bulton-le- Moors
Milne, Parry, Milne
Windsor
John Pechell
New Windsor
House of Commons
Admiralty
James Graham
Bridger
J. Pechell
England
Navy and Victualling Board
Stopford
Somerset-house
Robert Seppings
Cecil
Syuond
Lord Vernon
Dar Jobo
Samuel Brouke Pechell
Lis Sqep
Russia
Permurse Jess
Poland
Sister Isle
Plymouth
James
Brighton
George
Pd Trasiacahe
Venstitatien
Ieee
Catantalite Place
Fmt
Napoleon Bonaparte and Joseph Napoleon Letters in 1830s Paris
A collage of translated letters and speeches chronicles Napoleon Bonaparte family figures in exile and political upheaval. The documents cover Joseph Napoleon Bonaparte’s 1830 Paris chamber appeal, royalist resistance, and Napoleonic succession debates, including Napoleon II’s legitimacy, public opinion, and the fate of France. The narrative includes addresses to the Chamber of Deputies, reflections on monarchy, and calls for national sovereignty amid revolts and foreign influence.
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Joseph
Rheims
Rome
Paris
Luke
Senate
Council of State
Crown
Baron Bouillerie
Treasury
Seine
Astyanax
Joseph Napoleon Bonaparte
Count of
Survilliers
Chamber of Deputies
M.mere S. du Ponceau
Philadelphia
France
House of Bourbon
Jo Vain
Duke of Orleans
Louis XVI
Napoleon
Napoleon II
Isis
Chamber of 15
Tras
Debna
Dowas
Atlantic
St. Helena
Austria
Count de
Market Report Ireland and Virginia Trade Notes
The document records varied commodity activity with Irish and Virginia goods. It notes steady currant transactions, specific prices for Zante currants and Cephalonia stock, New Imperial French Plums, Bengal rice, and cotton market heaviness with private purchases limited. Turpentine and spirits show limited demand while tea awaits the next sale declaration tomorrow.
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Ireland
Virginia
Zante Sound
Cephalonia
Bengal
Lasan
YORK SPRING MEETING SWEEPSTAKES 168s CARD
Racing entries listed for York Spring Meeting with multiple stakes notables. Names include Gully Nitocris Julius Beria Chorister Belshazzar Augusta Spider Conten t Riders The Dancing Master Emigrant Tramp Paris Velocipa Muley and many more across two mile, mile and three quarter, and shorter sprints with various 4 year olds and 3 year olds.
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Mr. Gully
Watt
Mr. Fox
Julius
Lord Cleveland
Wath
Cole
Maxwell
Watts
S. Reid
Gully
Walker
Torsday
Monster
Mimic
Mr. Stephenson
Voltaire
Blacklock
Mr. Ridsdale
Marchesa
Young Phantom
Jean Arc
York August Meeting Great Yorkshire Stakes and Sweepstakes
A historical racing list for York August features the Great Yorkshire Stakes for three-year-olds with entrants including Leger Coune Charmer Despot Blighty Buckingham Blighty and Ploughboy. The 200 sovereign two-year-olds sweepstakes list names Lincoft Emigrant and many other colts and fillies across several owners and stables.
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York
Cespay
Leger Coune
E. Doédsworth
Charmer
Houldsworth
Despot
Lord Cleveland
Vausit
Lart
Buckingham
Richardson
Gareraigne
Tly.c
Jackson
Lincroft
Figaro
Jaques
Ridsdale
Powlett
Jack Spigot
Mr. Poulett
Miss Jancy
Colonel Cradock
Gradock
Paris
E. Dodsworth
Raphael
Mr. Blacklock
Nimrod
Mr. Houldsworth
Figary
Figster
Cleveland
Longwaist
Dulcemars
Duke of Leeds
Matilda
Mary
Mr. Walker
Afr
Bower
Whisker
Mr. Dyson
Lottery
Dolly
Mr. Heseltine
Wallaby Baylock
Mr. Fox
Comus
Blocher
Mr. Gascoigne
Mr. Watts
Belluno
Belshazzar
Rt. Dick
Miss Margaret
Actmon
Mr. Armitage
Rye
Mr. Harrison
Misa Wilfred
Mr. Vansittart
Rockingham
Anne
Augusta
Mr. Reed
Bir. Watts
Sir R. Dick
Allegro
Diplomatic Expenditure and Colonial Grants Amid Fleet Reports
A 1831 summary shows diplomatic costs totaling 236 190 with ambassadors, staff, house rent, outfit at foreign courts, and special missions. A 60,000 per year saving target is noted. A Bahamas land grant circular imposes slave labour forfeiture, and Antwerp reports outline Belgian and Dutch troop movements amid Greek governance talks. Meelancholy accident near Brownham Hall results in five deaths among sliding children. Admiral Ricord faces censure over Greek Senate meddling, while a proxy report condemns his actions.
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Colonial Office
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Goderich
J. C. Smith
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Bergen-op-Zoom
Evaio
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Holland
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Lancers
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Meelancholy
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M.P
Fni Penrith
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Ricord
Mediterranean
England
Germany
France
Greece
Otho
St. Petersburgh
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