TO THE TEA TRADE Extraordinary Proceedings at East India House
An upcoming publication promises a full and accurate report of the extraordinary proceedings at the East India House. It includes correspondence between the East India Company and the Tea Trade Committee, and letters from the Wholesale Tea Dealers to the government seeking changes to new duties, plus other tea trade matters. Everett publishes at the Royal Exchange. available from all booksellers for one shilling sixpence.
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East India House
The
East India Company
Government
Everett
Royal Exchange
Sabbath Observance Bill Sparks Debate on Class and Labor
Sir Andrew Agnew obtained leave to introduce a Bill for Sabbath observance. The piece argues excesses lie with the wealthy and the oppressed working poor bear the brunt, citing oligarchy and misgovernment. It highlights harsh working hours, limited subsistence, and calls for reform to improve life for laboring classes.
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Andrew Agnew
Andrew
Great Britain
Sabbath Oppression and Oath Reform Debate in 1833 Parliament
In a discussion of social order and Sabbath rest, advocates condemn oligarchic oppression and praise the labouring classes. Mr. O'Connell seeks to revise oaths for MPs, while Tennyson's move to shorten Parliaments is postponed. Cape of Good Hope reports relay a Sabbath decree by Gunukiweli chiefs imposing penalties on colonial traders and fines for Sabbath violations.
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O'Connell
High Church
Rupert Peet
Lusanne- Ton
House of Commons
Cape of Good Hope
Pato
Kama
Kongo
Graham's Town Journal
European papers report Madrid unrest and Cortes non-convocation
The Journal des Debats cites Madrid letters noting agitation over the Cortes non convocation, with opposition papers blaming Ministers Barcos and Imaz. A Carlist move in Madrid on the third was quickly suppressed by the Royal Guard. Despatches arrived in Paris from Constantinople, Vienna and Berlin.
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Brussels
Paris
Journal Des Debats
Madrid
Barcos
Imaz
Constantinople
Vienna
Berlin
Market Quiet in London as Stocks Despair
In morning London trading the money market opened heavy with Consols at 94 2, Portuguese Regency 654, and Spanish 293. By 12 o'clock prices and activity waned. foreign bonds showed little movement while Consols dipped to 91 1/4 and general stock trading remained slack with few arrivals and minor wrecks reported.
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P.c. Oecea Ieeniene
Regency Loan
Anish Cerny
Weusian
Oecsech
Reece
Do. Hope
Sp.c
House of Commons
Charles Carroll
New York
Havre
United States’ Bank
House of Messrs. Allen and Co
Lloyd’s Books
Perlin
Nyborg
Nantes
Batavia
Stock Exchange
India
Shipping Intelligence from Nova's March List
Shipping news records arrivals with multiple vessels listed by name, origin, and date. Ships include Romeo Weeks from Savannah and Ulysses Kennedy from New Orleans, with others from Gibraltar Terceira Jersey and Calcutta among ports and routes.
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Nova’s
Orr Holyweap
Romeo
Weeks
Savannah
Livervool
James and Thomas
Ausbridge
Maranham
Ulysses
Kennedy
Lion Rumney
Cort
New Orleans
Oceana
Leslie
Cervantes
Morris
Mobile
Lochiel
Branscomb
Charente
Cork
Marca
Alarm
Rosendale
Gibraltar
River
St. Ano’s
Terceira
St. Michael's
Jersey
Malaga
Mauritius
Cape of Good Hope
Duke of Savella
Ancona
Columbine
Emma
Calcutta
Colonial Markets Today Show Little New in Trade Trends
Markets reflect steady activity with no major changes in prices or buyers. British Plantation shows about 300 birds daily. Barbadose casks sold at 56 to 60s 6d, various shipments steady across rum, sugar, and rice. Provisions note India Beef scarce and prime mess beef firm, with higher prices expected.
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H My Lucar
Marainius
Corree
B. P
Jamaica
East India
Sumatra
Cood Batavia
St. Domingo
Brazil
Sprcea
Normeos
India
Vacancy Rumors in Dumfries Shire Sate Peerage Rise
The Scotch Papers urge that Dumfries shire faces a vacancy due to the expected advancement of J J Hope Johnstone to the peerage. Our Newcastle Assizes report notes John Coull Carr of Sunderland winning a farthing damages in a libel suit against Hernaman, Newcastle Journal proprietor. A perjury indictment was also preferred against Hernaman, its value hinted by the land jury’s rejection.
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Dumfries- Shire
J. J. Hope Johnstone
Newcastle
John Coull Carr
Sunderland
Hernaman
Newcastle Journal
Durham Advertiser
Contemplated Cortes Convocation in Spain Outlined
Paris dispatches present the decree plan for Spain's Cortes, showing the Crown’s power to convoke, prorogue, and dissolve, a mixed bicameral chamber with a 20 member Upper House, 50 appointed by Deputies, and a People elected lower chamber. The crown may veto laws, and exclude Don Carlos from the throne.
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Paris
Cabinet
Spain
Crown
Cortes
Castille
Chamber of Deputies
Don Carlos
Bayonne
Mancu
Onate
Guernica
Biscayan
Madrid
Holland
English East India Company
Philippine Islands
Balearic
Canary Islands
M. Gargollo
Messager
Meeting of Dissenters in Manchester Petitioning Parliament
A public meeting of Manchester Dissenters lasted eleven hours and resolved to petition Parliament for redress and a complete severance of Church and State. The Manchester Guardian notes ministers may back major reforms including abolition of church rates, opening universities to Dissenters, universal vital records, and education access, with dispatches sent to Lisbon and Paris for officials.
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Manchester
The
Manchester Guardian
John Russell
Brussels and Ghent Reports on Reforms and Conflicts
The Brussels papers note low attendance in the Senate and Chamber of Representatives, a courier from Constantinople with Vienna reports, and Ghent physicians pushing medical reform. A circular from cotton manufacturers seeks protection against foreign competition, with a Ghent assembly planned for the 17th. Swiss and Austrian dispatches discuss France’s republican tensions and German policy cues.
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Maxcu
Senate
Chamber of Representatives
Constantinople
London
Vienna
Austria
Ghent
Society of Cotto Manufacturers
Belgium
FL Ryck
E. van Acker
Switzerland
Bundtner Zeitung
Republican Party
France
Europe
Pyrenees
Alps
Rhine
Seine
Frankfort
Fes
Germany
Nicholas
Rome
Papal
Marquis de Funchal
Donna Maria
Fater
Portugal
Don Miguel
Count de Bonavt
Laroche Jacquelin
Trinita del Monte
Cardinal de Rohan
Naples
Florence
Ajl
Holland
Baden
America
Offenbach
Frankfurt
Confederation
la Prison d'Edembourgh
Marcu
Lgemeine Zeitung
Caspar Hauser
Cologne
Bavaria
Stanhope
Poisoning Case at Hurnt Green Ends in Murder Verdict
An inquest at Hurnt Green near Blackburn examined Roger Holden a 45 year old labourer poisoned by his wife. She enlisted a shopkeeper to obtain arsenic and mixed it into tea after years of jealousy. Holden drank it and died. the wife confessed but claimed he drank himself. A verdict of wilful murder was returned and she awaits trial at Lancaster Castle Assizes.
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Memorial Bordelais
Ridossoa
Biscay
Hervani
Ayarsun
Apostolics
el Pastor
Madrid
Bordeaux
Bayonne
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Navarre
Etsonda
Don Carlos
Spain
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Guernica
Sarragossa
Quesada
Valdez
Arragon
D’espeletta
Saragossa
Savoy
Chantepoulet
Berne
Herne
M. de Laber
Vaude
Geneva
Diet
Galignani
Demerara
Barbadoes
Sthult
Hurnt Green
Blackburn
Roger Holden
Wilul
Cuenta
Lancaster Castle
Dissenters urged to seek Church-State separation and rights
In Dr Epps's pamphlet the author argues that true reform comes from separating Church from State through petitioning Parliament. He scorns reliance on direct divine intervention and promotes nonconformist rights, such as refusing church rates and independent burial practices, as essential steps toward liberty for future generations.
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Epps
Episcopal Church
Wilks
Exeter
Writs and mortality notes amid 18th century counts and exports
A writ moves for Thirgk in Sir Robert Rankland’s room as Chiltern Hundreds accepted. Dr Bisset Hawkins cites Paris mortality at 1 in 32, Berlin 1 in 35, London 1 in 40. Post office papers show rising newspaper volumes from 3,070,000 in 1782 to 41,600,000 in 1833. London daily prints around 40,000. peaks over 100,000 in busy days. Edward III tolls roads, then medical, trade, and local notices follow, including a Welch sheep skin value and wool prices. A St Alphage inquest reports a man’s suicide intent, then Bristol and Monmouth market notes on malt and barley prices, and Newtown market activity amid wool price jitters.
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Robert Rankland
Bisset Hawkins
Paris
Berlin
London
England
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St. Giles‘s
Temple-har
Drury-lane
Wych-street
St. Alphage
Oudon
Edward Green
Lemming
Forest of Dean
Gloucestershire
W. Flecces
Herefordshire
Monmouth
Bristol Mercury
Newtown Weisy Frame
Magxsr
Shrewsbury
Newtown
MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AND BURTHS NOTICES
Notices list creditors meetings in Strand and St Pauls Churchyard with merchants and wine merchants. Burths report births and marriages including a daughter at Devonshire-place House and several other families. Died notices mention General Sir George Bulteel Fisher and Mrs Charlies Maude, with other obituaries and local banns.
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J. Kidder
Strand
Silversmith
Hemming & Co
St. Paul's Churchyard
R. Seabrook
Thornborough
Buckinghamshire
Dimedale
Trinity Secrenee
T. Southey
Fish-street-hill
Devonshire-place House
H. M. Dyer
Brook-street
W.H. Blannan
Darlington-place
St. John’s-wood
J. Daly
Paragon
New Kent-rosd
C. White
John Metcalfe
Saville-race
Mary
Las
Remsgate
John H. Campbell
Royal Welch Aziuleers
Edmund
R. Hanbury
Lower Clapton
Yorkstreet
Maria
R. Power
Fourmile Water
Clonmell
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