Financial Rates and Currency Exchange Listings in March
The column lists diverse bonds and loans with prices such as Roman Five per Cents at 95.5, Royal Spanish Loan at 104.43, and various European exchange rates. It covers money markets including Amsterdam, Leghorn, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Palermo, Lisbon, Hamburg, Paris, Frankfort, Vienna, and New Doubloons, with silver and gold quotes and month and sight counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yrench
Rento d'Espag
Royal Spanish Loan
Naples
London
Mone
Guymen
Eghange
M&bch
Amsterdam
Leghorn
Gones
Rotterdam
Aples
Antwerp
Palermo
Lisbon
Madrid
Cadiz
Correspondents letters and London Bridge notice
The paper reviews recent correspondent letters, noting Webb and Waldron points, and rejects anonymous and disputed reports from Hatton Garden Police. It declines Nicholls letter to avoid a long controversy, and advertises Wigh Wates at London Bridge tomorrow with specific times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk Street
Nicholls
London Bridge
Exchequer reform clash over Comptroller General post
The True Sun notes opposition to a clause elevating Lord Auckland to Comptroller-General of the Exchequer, arguing it ties a crown office to government and weakens independent oversight. It critiques pensions renunciations and applauds Mr. Graway’s withdrawal of the objectionable clause, while reporting a Dorchester labourers petition presented by Mr. Copsett urging mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Auckland
Treasury
Greenwich Hospital
Joan Russet
James Graway
House of Commons
Copsett
Whig economy under scrutiny amid taxes and pensions
The Times praises Whig economy while critics charge minimal retrenchment. The piece denounces reductions as selective, noting ministries, Exchequer reforms, and a shifted pension list. It argues for a property tax to ensure true fiscal relief and challenges the notion that current cuts suffice.
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Castlereagh
Exchequer Court of Scotland
The
Times
Lord Castlereagh
Duke of Wellington
Duke of WetuixcTox
Holland
Europe
Bank of England
Lord Grey
Duke of Weitixctos
Denman Elevation Sparks Satirical Debate in Press
A Morning Post critique mocks Sir Thomas Denman’s new peerage and questions its impact on legal and political balance. It cites Whig-Tory tensions in the Lords and lampoons expectations of Denman’s duties. Foreign posts note France’s protests against the associations law and unrest within the army as France faces growing resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Denman
Billingsgate
House of Lords
Lord Deeman
Lord Bougham
William Horne
France
Brussels
Germany
Buenos Aires
Brazil
Tribune
Insurrection Talk and Carlist Advance Across Spain
A Dublin sheet notes ongoing Carlist activity in Spain with Vittoria taken, Zumalacarreguy’s forces growing, and liberal resistance waning. Reports cite Princely Throne interference chatter from Madrid and Madrid’s unsettled ministry, while Jamaicas’ news reveals localized slave uprisings in Martinique and a minor earthquake in Kingston.
London Markets and Shipping News Update
Mails from France Brazil Leeward Islands and Jamaica bring mixed price moves and little business. Stocks steady Consols around 91 low activity. Spanish and Portuguese rates shift slightly. Lloyds reports arrivals and a rescue at Boulogne amid calm money markets, while wreck reports from Livya and Grenada appear among brief transit notes.
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France
Brazil
Leeward Islands
Jamaica
House of Assembly
Rio
Exchange
London
Parish vestry settles rate for poor and police
Str. Joan Warrinc Yesterday a vestry meeting chose a rate of one shilling in the pound for parish expenses to the ensuing quarter. The annual Easter dinner faced objection. Reformers, though few, secured funds not to be spent on feasting. They also report a 23 6d per pound reduction in the poor rate over twelve months. Liverpool reports several ship arrivals and losses. The Eliza Griffin was lost off the Floating Lights with five passengers drowned. crew saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Str. Joan
Warrinc
Liverpool
United States
South American
New York
Elalampago
Bilboa
Sophia
Newfoundland
Johanna
Memel
Nantes
Cadiz
Dublin
Louisa Augusta
Dantzic
Sarah
Savannah
Monk
Leghorn
Nelson Village
Jamaica
Duke of Clarence
St. Petersburgh
Lycurgus
Maranham
Georgia
Palermo
Cork
Eliza Grifin
Isle of Man
Debate on University Dissenters and National Property
The House of Commons debates the status of universities as national property, the rights of Dissenters to degrees, and the balance between established church endowments and private foundations. Sir Robert Inglis argues against broadening admission, cites historical endowments, and defends the established church in academia while the motion stalls for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Wigney
Brighton
He Hughes
Fonar
Borough Waterworks
Southwark
Ramsbottom
New Windsor
J.B. Beecher
Vivian
Carmarthenshire
James Oswald
Monkton and Kirkintilloch
Dumbartonshire
Lushington
Ratcliff
East Smithfield
Nicnott
River Dart
Townley
William Wood
Newcastle
Morrison
Tillsbury
Cambridge
Williams
Hhis
Robert Inglis
Jengih
Baronet
Maynooth
Oxford
S Lagtng Band
Dublin
Lady Margaret's
Church of England
Ian
England
Peaniece Haar
O Connell Attacks Oxford Dissenters and Maynooth Grants
In a heated speech, Mr O Connell denounces intellectual exclusivity at Oxford and Catholic restrictions in universities. He asserts public property should remain under parliamentary control, defends Maynooth endowment, and argues Catholic foundations shaped educational aid while Protestants dominated Trinity College Dublin. He condemns attempts to lessen Catholic rights and calls for restitution.
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Right
Baronet
O’connell
University of Oxford
Inquisition
Salamanca
Q.C
Oxford
Cambridge
Qo'connell
Ben. Baronet
Wickham
Hon
Bart
Church of England
Hon. Baronet
Mr. O'Connell
Bon. Brunet
Ireland
College of Maynooth
College of
Mr. O'C
University of Paris
Maynooth College
Hear
University of Dublin
Triaia
Trinity College
Markets update from the Corn Exchange on frost impact
The report notes limited supplies and firmer prices for young Peas due to frost damage. Wheat, Barley, and Oats show some activity at former prices, Malt remains inactive, Flour stays heavy, and bonded Corn remains quiet. An inferred speculative demand for Wheat arises as prices stay low.
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Corn Exchange
Newgate and Leadenhall Market Prices Report
Beef, mutton, and pork were plentiful with high quality, trading briskly at former prices aided by sharp seather. Veal and beef variety were scarce and rising at about 1s 2d per stone. poultry and game lacked interest. Eggs and butter abundant but demand weak, prices unchanged. Various meat and poultry prices listed with multiple small-unit figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newgate
Bank of England Branches and 1833 note circulation
In 1833 the Gloucester Manchester Swansea Birmingham Liverpool Bristol Leeds Exeter Newcastle Hull Norwich totals show Bank of England notes and 21 day bills averaged widely. An inquest at St George's Hospital found William Turner aged forty died after a horse accident in Belgrave Square. verdict accidental death.
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Bank of Encgland
Bank of England
Gloucester
Manchester
Swansea
Birmingham
Liverpool
Bristol
Leeds
Exeter
Newcastle
Hull
Norwich
St. George’s Hospital
William Turner
George Mook
Pascoe’ Greefall
Belgrave Square
King's Road
Battcock
Chelsea
Desperate Carlist attack at Vittoria and mass killings
Paris reports from a Madrid to Vittoria courier detailing a Carlist surprise assault near Vittoria led by Zumalacarreguy. Guerrilla forces penetrated the town, killed guards and residents, seized prisoners, with claims of mass executions and a brutal massacre of at least 118 prisoners. Nearby, Queen Maria Christina’s government faces internal debate and a new English Orthodox church opens in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Paris
Vittoria
Zumalacarreguy
Zawan
Biscay
Quesapa
Navarre
Madrid
Burgos
Salinas
Quzen
Donna Maria
Toreno
M. Pe Quapra
MM. Martinez Peta Rosa
Barcos
Bayonne
Courier de Commerce A
Our Town
Mina
Aranjuez
M. Garrell
Luscomb
Opossum Swallow and Goldfinch Arrive in Falmouth
From our own correspondent three packets arrive today the Opossum from the Leeward Islands the Swallow from Jamaica and the Goldfinch from the Brasils None bring news of consequence West India Islands stay quiet Extracts from the Jamaica Ri Gazette Ist and Sth ultimo discuss abolition law and Emancipation Act provisions The Swallow carries about 100000 dollars in freight
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Leeward Islands
Jamaica
Brasils
West India Islands
Sith
Europe
Demerara
Viper Sails East. Drakr and Buzzard Launched
His Majesty's schooner Viper, under Lieut Horatio James, sails eastward to be paid off. A court martial aboard Victory convicted William Tharly of drunkenness and neglect and sentenced him to dismissal. The Buzzard brig and Drakr lighter were launched for service between the port and the eastward. Poles still here to be moved from Landon to garrison ahead of departure. Wind N E. weather fine.
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Viper
Horatio James
Buzzard
Drakr
Frederick Malthead
K.C.B
Victory
William Tharly
Landon
Garrigom
Cabinet Council Meets at Downing Street
A Cabinet Council met at 3:30 yesterday afternoon at Viscount Altharp’s Downing Street residence. Attendees included Earl Grey, the Marquis of Lansdowne, Earl of Ripon, Duke of Richmond, Earl of Carlisle, Viscount Melbourne, Viscount Palmerston, Mr Secretary Stanley, Viscount Althorp, Charles Grant, Sir James Graham, and Lord Russell. The Lord Chancellor joined around 4:00, and the council adjourned at 5:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount Altharp
Downing-Street
Earl Grey
Marquis of Lansdowne
Earl of Ripon
Duke of Richmond
Earl of Carlisle
Viscount Melbourne
Viscount Palmerston
Stanley
Viscount Althorp
Charles Grant
James Graham
Holland
Juhn Raseell
Court for Relief of Insolvent Debtors Hearing List
Prisoners to be heard at the Courthouse Lincoln's Inn fields on Friday April 11 at nine. Names include Waddingham C X Francie street Vanzhall Garnet G J Hanover place Regent's Park brush-maker and others from Marylebone Hackney Clerkenwell Ratcliffe and surrounding areas. On Monday April 14 at the same hour. List of debtors and occupations: miller farmer officer customs dealer in coals drover porter coachmaker and more.
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In -Street
Lincoln's Inn-fields
Waddingham
Francie-street
Vanzhall
Garnet
G. J
Hanover-place
Regent's Park
Stephens
Titchfield-street
Marylebone
Piper
Old Kent Road
Green Street
Raneay
Middlesex-terrace
Hackney-road
Hawkins
St. John‘s-lane
Clerkenwell
Cauldwell
Winchmore-hill
Middlesex
Lawrence
St. John-street
Victualler
Spencer
J. M
Greville-street
Hatton-gandee
Lalfe
Devonshire Place
Stoke Newington
Meredith
Queen Street
Ratcliffe
Woolridge
Summer-street
Hatton
Pestell
Bow-common
Casswell
R. D
Market Deeping
Lincolnshire
Wood
Bognor
Sussex
the Majesty's Customs
Horsemonger-lane
Beatt
Holborn-hill
Hinen-draper- Mason
Britannia-street
Battle-bridge
Drover
Newman
Holham Street
Plaistow
Dalgaron
Godfrey-row
Shackelwell Green
Porter
Ekins
Finsbury-street
Finsbury-square
Births and deaths notices from Walthamstow and London area
Births record multiple locations including Walthamstow Twickenham Le Rocagts Bourdeaus and St Luke s Chelsea with names such as Mrs W Morris De Alexander Mrs Mary Anne Gibbes and Mrs Davis Dated 23rd inst and 22nd inst plus marriages and an obituary roundup. Death notices list Mrs Mary Anne Gibbes aged 65 Mrs Davis in her 75th year and Diana wife of Rev Willie Gordon with other minor entries.
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Walthamstow
W. Morris
Twickenham
de. Alexander
East India Company
le Rocagts
Bourdeaus
F. Cutler
Marrled
St. Luke's
Chelsea
Col. Gummer
Madras
Elizabeth
Oe Wasdale
Chelsee
Fen
Robert Blake Byase
Church-Street
Rose
Rean, Esqu
Greenhill-grove
Herts
Hammersmith
Mary Anne Gibbes
Stoke Newington
Davis
Mary
Northetol
Chancery Lane
Huckton
Tate Huckton
Hornse
M‘renzie
Dak -Street
Adelphi
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India
Dacah
P. c.Greet
Oke O
Ruselan Do
Hope
Tom
Funda TA
Magen
Royal Canal
Enneteneede
Taconaree Hibernian Bank Aeeee
Provincial Bank
Smarked
Fan
Min. Co
Ised Ecaneese
Alliance Fire Insurance Compa /Oseonee
Bolanos Mining Company
Beseaseae
Brazilian National
Brasilian
St. John del Rey
Brazilan
Imp. Min. Co
Insuer ‘Seneee
Eneland
Bank of Ireland
Wens O- Anoe
Real del Monte Mining Company
Anteg
United Mexican Mio. O
Sagen
Eae
Seversree
Brawil
Buenos Ayres
Leeward Island
Carthagena
Dublio
Malta
Flandera von Maxion
Guernsey
Jersey
Waterford
Hamburgh
Anced
Institution
Charlotte-street
Arboin
Jura
Chalons
Beaume
Marseilles
Kingston
St. Andrew's
Port Royal
Bridgetown
Martinique
Rio Janeiro
Lloyd’s
Boulogne
Lady Pelham
Mexico
Turer, O'cLocq
Livya
Maria Johanna
Messina
William
Catter
Adelaide
Stoop
Grenada
Imperial Parliament
Falmouth
Manca
Portsmouth
Maxce
Credit RS
BAS” Ghallstreet
J. F. Prescott
J. Cawthron
Walworth
Oilman
Gardener
Mile End-Road
M‘lean
C.R. Burford
Upper
Charlotte-arrest
Stringer
Strand
J. G. Barnard
Skinner-street
Snowhill
Printersee
Switch
Bexhill
Kent
W. Naylor
Mortimer-street
Uw i
Patrick- Grant
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