Brussels Letters Describe Prince of Grange Illness and European News
Brussels papers report the Prince of Grange is gravely ill with pleurisy after a long illness beginning in Limburg and worsened upon return to the capital. The Repulican Chamber debates the Interior Ministry budget as Vienna notes a Bavarian Crown Prince appointment and Carnival plans. London Constantinople talks continue with England seen as mediator and Turkish inquiries into military reforms. Depression in funds markets and Peel administration optimism are noted amid European affairs.
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Brussels
Journal du Commerce Ancers
Prince of Grange
Limburg
Igyas
Chamber of Representatives
Peoran
Vienna
Vinat
Bavaria
Asmi Bey
Porte
Paris
London
Turkey
Onteden
Consantinople
Englnd
Mehemet Ali
England
Peel
Europe
Munich
Greece
Athens
Tenna
Allgemeine Zeitong
Health bulletins from the Prince of Orange in January
Bulletins from The Hague report the Prince of Orange's illness with bleeding, fever fluctuations, and partial recoveries from January 20 to 23 as doctors Bernard and Everard sign the updates. Private Berlin letters note Baltic province distress, trade collapse, and landowners seeking protection amid looming changes. Italian reports describe Sidi Ali in Barbary and unrest affecting European residents, with tensions between France and England. Amsterdam financials and Berlin coronation ceremonies follow.
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the Hague
Prince of Orange
Bernard
Everard
Berlin
Baltic
Dantzig
Elberg
Poland
Tarpon
Barbary
Sidi Ali
Urington
France
England
Intrigue and Martial Court Turmoil Reported From Madras
A Madras Gazette paragraph details a dark plot to tarnish a senior civil servant, with bribe rumors traced to key conspirators. Shah Hua’s perilous flight from Belophesta toward Cutch is noted, while Captain Dickinson’s arrest and a curious Arcot scene unfold as a native court martial and European general appeal create a tense, unsettled scene.
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Royal William
Ireland
Madras
Presidency
Madras Gazette
Shah Hua
Dost Mahammed
Lodians
Belophesta
Cutch
Abay
Dickinson
Bangasae
Arcot
2D Regiment of
Deli
Sittin
Oth Sthim
Avildar
Regotar
Mutiny Case and Trade Notes Across the Web
A prison mutiny outcome unfolds as the President halts immediate violence and a havildar is restrained after a near arming dash. The prisoner plans starvation, choosing a European judge for the second court martial. In commerce European goods see little change in price demand while iron copper stocks rise and fresh provisions stay sought. London freight remains firm at 3 per ton for dead weight and 4i for light.
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London
East India arrivals and passengers in transit
EAST INDIA NEWS. Arrivals last week from Mauritius to India and back, with lists of ships and passengers. Passengers from India include Mrs Pringle, Mrs Hunter, Lieuts and officers from Madras artillery and HM regiments. Additional entries note passengers to and from India and expected ships from Bengal Madras Bombay, with several named officers and families.
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Manchester
Downs
Mauritius
Catherine
Heathhorne
Madras
Bengal
Severo
Braithwaite
India
General Hewitt
Pringle
Cape
Col. Hunter
Mra. Hunter
Lieut. Webster
Mount Stewart
Elphinstone
Eesign Stevens
N.I
Royal William
Paske
Newlyn
Williams
Campbell
Madras Artillery
Briggs
H.M
Smith
Kirken
Grant
H.C.S
Wright
Bell
Col. Walker
H.M.S
T. Fair
M.N.S
Sea disasters and ship voyages reach far seas
Reported maritime notices describe the buant av Sea from Bombay to the Cape and London burnt on September 24 after cotton ignited. Crew and passengers survived in an open boat until October 10, reaching Roderiguen and Isle of France. Other ships mentioned include Mary Ann from London to Madras, Waterwitch from the Cape to Liverpool, Elphinstone to Madras, and Buckinghamshire and Valleyfield routes between London, Bombay, and Madras.
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Earl of Eldon
Theacher
Bombay
Cape
London
Passenters
Roderiguen
Isle of France
Mary Ann
Hornblow
Madras
North
Long
Waterwitch
Liverpool
Elphinstone
Argiven
Buckinghamshire
Hopkins
Valleyfield
Vourla
Yrom
Malta
Edward
C.B
Mi 120
Lord Ponsonby
Constantinople
Revenge
William, Elliott
Ua Rom
England
Eo. Butlartin
Dardanelles
Josias Rowle
Caledonia
Thomas Wae Ui Eerla
Pd Wanege
An Bay
Nerney
Basel
Canoptsrigates
Beacob
Malabar
Smyrna
Portlen Eadyeion
Tribune
Eodymibb
Medea
Eodymigg
Spitfire
Dardasnelles
Édfiher
Syria
Victol
Ries
Rela
Déaniah
Galatea
Pera
Tri- 0Poli
Aleppo
Latakia
Ibrahim Pacha
Jerusalem
Tripoli
Cairo
Hedjaland
Yemen
Nile
Damietta
Branell
Alexandria
Saidey
Lnd
Seco
St. Jean d’Acre
Trieste
Corfu
Nauplia
Chalton, Whittal, and Co
Jupiter
42D
Childers
Columbine
Igt
Britannia
William Prased
Paske
Newlyn
Campbell
Williams
Mejor Briggs
Smith and Kirkley
Campell
Menara
Grant
Wright
Bell
Lients
Rochford
Richards
Burns
Cox
Macleod
Ensign Dalrymple
Cape Verd Islands
Royal William
Poeta
Plymouth
William
R. Grant
Melville
John Gore
Winchester
Sir T. B Capel
Sir John
Curagaa
Dunn
William Bentinck
Caltte
Mai
Hyacinth
New South Wales
Sun Harrier
Straits
Chads
Lord Napier
Yonge
Trincomalee
F Kennedy
Lloyd
Duke of Buccleach
Denman
Roepel
Falmouth
Cork
Victory
Excellent
Royal George
Cape. of Good Hope
New York
Bengal
China
Sierra Leone
H. D. Campbell
Colony
Don Augustus of Po
Suite
Monarch
Bain
Lisbon
Don
Pedro
Duchess of Braganza
Nimrod
Regina
Sardinia
Isle of Wight
Governor General post for Lord Heytesbury and India plan
News briefs indicate Lord Heytesbury is proposed as Governor General of India with Wednesday as the appointing day. The report also notes Sir Henry Fane to be Commander in Chief. Letters from Calcutta discuss steam fund efforts to open Bombay Suez mails via the Forbes and Hugh Lindsay vessels, delays, and planned future voyages.
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Lord Heytesbury
India
William A’court
Madras
Lisbon
Henry Fane
New Bengal Steam Fund
Calcutta
R. M. Grindlay
London
New Bengal Steam Fund Trust
Aney
Bombay
Suez
Hugh Lindsay
Persian Gulf
Palambam
Malta
Alexandia
Alexandria
Forbes
Sues
Falmouth
Great Britain
A. B. Greenlaw
Town-hall
Delayed transit of the Forbes from Todia to England
The packet from Madras took 126 days, longer than a normal voyage around the Cape. The delay stemmed from lack of arrangements to move passengers from Alexandria to England. Government plans now extend the Malta steamer route to Alexandria, aligning with Indian steamers to Suez, and will begin with the Malta leaving Falmouth on February 4.
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Madras
Cape
Forbes
Todia
Alexandria
England
Malta
Suez
Falmouth
Cornish Markets Prices by Town and Commodity
Regional price list shows wheat barley and oats averages in Cornwall towns Tauro Penzance Sr Avatei Booman Liskearp Launceston Hetstox Amelford East Looz Sr Colums with beef mutton veal and pork per pound or per bushel. Prices vary from about 6d to 19s 6d for grains and 4d to 6d per lb for meat across locations.
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Tauro
Penzance
Booman
Liskearp
Launceston
Amelford
East Looz
Ib. Sr. CoLums
Agriculture and commerce at Leeds market report
The Leeds Intelligencer notes improved demand for wool and goods on Thursday with no price gains. Wool sales were strong, yarn and Piece Hall activity up, and manufactured-goods stocks remain tight awaiting higher prices. Looms stay busy as purchasers visit. flannel market attendance rose but overall trades light and prices steady.
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Braprorp Magker
Baenstey Green
Rocapacs
Law Intelligence Court Case On Caernarvon Mayor Office
In the King v Robinson, an information in the nature of a quo warranto challenged the deputy mayor of Caernarvon, arguing the Marquis of Anglesea and the deputy were not properly sworn or sealed. The Solicitor General pressed that without oath no one could exercise the mayor’s duties, and the court reserved judgment after lengthy argument.
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Banco
King
Robinson
Paeralrrna
Jervis
Marquis of
Anglesea
Caergarvon Castle
George H.S
Caernarvon
Mr. Jervis
Eduy
Mr. J
Geo. III
Geo. IV
Solicitor-General
Irish Emigrants Rejected for Relief by Lord Mayor
In Mansion-house scenes Irish emigrants pleaded for passage home while the Lord Mayor denounced their requests as pointless. He refused relief, stating he owed no aid to the starving, and the applicants were sent away. At Bow Street, Swarte and Roberts faced assault charges from Rhodes, with testimony detailing violent clashes on Mayhew’s and Cloud’s omnibuses. Bail was set and the case adjourned.
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Ireland
Paok
St. Mary Axe
Bow-Street
Omnipes
Edward Swarte
Roberts
Mayhew
Hammersmith Omnibuses
Minshull
Halis
Rhodes
Broadway
Hammersmith
Piccadilly
Parklane
Swaite
Smith
White Horse
Alexander
Mr. Minshull
Arajesty
Whittaker
American Markets Summary At Year End
New York and Augusta market notes show mixed results with cotton prices firming, and exports of corn and flour limited by ice and harbor closings. Cotton futures rise modestly on expected January receipts as Liverpool and Havre advices reflect ongoing demand and tighter stock.
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New York
Asnes
New Orleans
Florida
Charlemagne
Havre
Liverpool
George Washington
North Carolina
Mra
Southern
Maryland
Augusta
Corron
Hamburgh
Boston
Fragmented Foreign Trade Notes and Prices Listed
The text presents a garbled ledger of prices and goods including terms like blood, washed items, and multiple ditto marks. References to Smyrna Bengasi Buenos Ayres and various numerical values suggest a historical trade or commodity listing with uncertain specifics and locations.
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Itartheta
Smyrna
Bengasi
Buenos Ayres
Naval and Mediterranean Dispatches From Malta and Smyrna
Reports from Portsmouth and Malta detail squadron movements including the Revenge and Caledonia in the Dardanelles, and Malta’s mail runs to Vourla. Updates note plague aboard ships near Alexandria, dispatches from Constantinople, and preparations for winter duty, with Egyptian Nile works and regional unrest in Syria cited.
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Hart
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Lord of the Isles
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Valleyfeld
John Stamp
Balfour
Shipping Intelligence
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Alabama, &c
Pernams
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Liverpool Corn Exchange
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Colerain
Sligo
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Trinidad
East India
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Surat
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Mobile
Alabama
Hyson
Agriculture and Commerce
The
Leeds Intelligencer
LAW Intelligence
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Cresweller
High-street
Marylebone
Latchford
St. Martin’s Lane
Marth
Norton
Jin
Thomas Cook
Wentworth-street
Whitechapel
H178
Spell
Thomas Holloway
Simmons
Catler-street
Worship-Street
Daring Street Roppentes
James Young
Old-street
Peake
Cumberland Street
Broughton
Golding
New Inn-yard
Shoreditch
John Richard Carter
Carter
Digby
Police Intelligence
Portsmouth
Eastegey
Scilly
Atouy
Currioad
Sundey Herald
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