General Steam Navigation packets sail London to Hamburg weekly
An 1832 notice from General Steam Navigation Company details packets leaving London and Hamburg on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, with additional sailings to Ramsgate and Dieppe via Brighton. Also lists agents for bookings in London and Brighton and promotional medical notices interspersed in the page.
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General Steam Navigation Company
Lombard-Street
General Steam Navigan Company
London
Hamburg
His Majesty’s
Rourdam
His Majesty’s Mail
Ramsgate
Yargate
Brighton
Dieppe
Mr. Black
John Norman
Water-lane
Tower- Var
Bessell
Villiers Tuthil
J. W. Tuthill
Fitsroy-square
Tetter
J. Allman
Hatfield-street
Ramford-Street
Blackfriars-road
J. Altman
Stamford-street
New Twallman
Tallor
New Bond-street
Holborn
Inp
Glascow
Sir John Maxwell, Bart
Pollok
T. Atkinson
D. Walker
Glasgow
D. McAulay
Hamilton
Dalzell
H. Graham
Friends of Freedom and Reform
J. Tait
J. M‘ Donald
Jawa
Behera
Unia
Aunee Chainnah
Ntait
SWAN WITH TWO NECKS and swift mail routes of 1832
A crowded advert lists mail coaches and post coaches connecting London with Birmingham Corwen Holyhead Exeter Bath Bristol Manchester Chester and more. It touts speed and fare reductions, names multiple inns and routes, plus notes new postal appointments and various official notices from the Gazette.
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SWAN
Spread Eagle
Gracechurch-street
Regent-circus
Piccadilly
ANGER
St. Clement's
Holyhead
Birmingham
Clark’s
Corwen
Spencer's
Devonport
Clench
London
Exeter
Elliot’s
Bath and Exeter
Riley
York House
Bath
Stroudwater Mail
Bristol
Townsend's Bush Inn
Manchester
Edinburgh
Glasgow
York
Liverpool
Norwich
Ipswich
Watson
Hull
Lincoln
Yorkshire
Powor
Paris
Bruce
Eagels
Bishop’s
Leicester
Grave's Inn
Derbyshire Peak
Lacy's Hotel
Lacy
Liverpool Railway
T. Waddell
Swan Inn
Coventry
Packwood
Greyhoney
Niblet
Brighton
DART
Robert Snow
Camden
Riegate
Canterbury
Clements
Boulton
Kent Road
Cheltenham
Haines
Ross
Abergavenny
Naylor
Plough
George Robins
Nottingham
Derby
Don
Shrewsbury
Oxfordshire
Bironghem
Portsmouth
Nance
Mountain Hotel
Isle of Wight
Guernsey
Jersey
Plymouth
Exeter Herald
Peter
Essex
Suffolk
Norfolk
Mesers
Hogarth
Haxell
Spanton
Olders
Southampton
Eclipse
Jones
Hampshire
District
Chatham Nelson
Edwards
Worthing
Chelmsford
Guildford Union
Faulkner's
Ndon
W.rchaplin and Co
John Shallow Feaks
Cambridge
Cordwainer
Tattershall
Great James-street
Bedford-row
Connan
Lothbury
William George Clover
Holborn
Linen-Draper
Turner, Basinglane
Whitmore
Austin Friars
Jane Collins
Pulborough
Sussex
Grocer
Palmer and Co
Bedfordtow
Green
King’s Arms Yard
Henry Pearce
Bishopsgate-street
Kitchener
Gray’s Innsquare
Broome and Gatliff
Leeds
John Webster
Lancaster
Scrivener
King’s Arms Inn
Cavelte
Enfield
Raymond Buildings
Gray’s Son
Gregson and Mason
Bryan Henday Wroughton
Wiltshire
Corn Dealer
Harvey
Barnard’s Inn
Hellings
William Marshall
James Ellis Marshall
Horton
Exchange Buildings
Bradford
Emmett
Newtan
Morsman
Charles Jones
Newstreet
Globe Tavern
Inninghin
Gem and Son
Alexander
Gem
Pooley
Carey
Lincoln’s Inn
Thomas Cooke
Brass
Royal Hotel
Clarke, Richards
Medcalf
Lincoln's Inn-fields
Colmore
William Hoyle
Richard Eastham
Lee-Mill
Bacup
Lancashire
White Bear Inn
Hardman
Rochdale
Hawkins
Bloxam
Stocker
Boswell-court
Carey-street
J. Tonge
Tonge
Sittingbourne
Kent
R. Ellis
Cirencester
Gloucestershire
Mercer
J. Tomsey
Little Marylebone-street
Victualler
J. Ditchman
Goldsmithplace
Hackney Road
M. B. Harvey
J. W. Harvey
Witham
A. Cuthbert
Gutter-lane
W.W. Sanderson
J. Sanderson
Nicholas-lane
Lombard-street
Court of Bankruptcy
J. R. Harraden
M. Elgie
Worcester
T. Clubbe
Chester
T. Walker
Burslem
Staffordshire
J. Haworth
Burnley
P. Haydock
Preston
T. Dansdon
T.$. Fox
Wells Next the Sea
Crown Inn
Wells
W. Tickner
Tenterden
White Lion Inn
A. Mackenzie
Uen
Old Dock
J. Bliss
Chichester-place
Gray's Inn-lane Road
Baker
W. Croggon
J. Danford
Palace-row
New-road
J. Johnston
J. Forton
W. Fisher
C. Aylward
Rye
J. W. Monteath
T. Sutton
A. Harding and Co
Pall-mall
J. Shelton
G. Harvey
W. Johnson
G. Johnson
Bishopsgate Street
S. Younge and Co
Sheffield
J. Scoles and Co
High Holborn
J. Scoles
T. Clarkson
S. Parr
Wood
W. M. Richards
Tewkesbury
Loucestershire
Parliament's Herculean task to reform law and commerce
The Spectator's Key to Political Knowledge argues a new legislature must cleanse the statute book, create a philosophy rooted criminal code, reduce protections harming industry, and remove municipal and judicial obstructions to smooth justice. It emphasizes vast ongoing duties for a legislator in a developing nation.
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Legislative Assembly
The Markets. Sugar and West India stock outlook
The London New Price Current notes a dull sugar market with estimated purchases around 2,500 hhds and prices 6d to 13 lower, though late trading stays firmer as holders resist further cuts. West India Sugar stocks stand at 49,797 hhds and Mauritius at 44,816 bags, each well below last year. Demand for home refined goods improves slightly, with prices for fine cods rising to Is per cwt, while export goods weaken. East India sales are sparse, Siam Sugar 165 bags sold at 6d to 24s 6d, and Mauritius sugars remain in good demand at current market levels.
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London
Sucar
West India
Mauritius
East Idia
East India
Siam
Maupririus
Public Sale Reports Strong Trade in Commodities and Goods
The day’s public sale saw 272 bags of Mauritius at fall prices and hundreds of chests of Havannah and Ceylon goods sold. Prices for British Plantation Coffee, Rum, Brandy, and butter fluctuated with steady demand, while Tee and Indigo sales held firm. Prices across rice, lard, beef, pork, and various oils reflected broad market activity and continued imports from Ireland and Jamaica.
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Mauritius
Havannah
Corret
Jamaica
Ceylon
Brazil
Domingo
Portsmouth
Holland
Leewards
Geneva
Davis Straits
St. Petersburgh
Ireland
Cork
Limerick
Carlow
Waterford
Belfast
Dublin
Newry
Sligo
Arcela
Yale
Straits
Shannon
Cassia Lignea
Bengal
Madras
East India Company
Parliamentary Pledges and the Electorate's Voice
A detailed argument discusses whether Parliamentary candidates should pledge to vote on measures. It argues representatives must reflect constituents’ opinions, but may change views with sound grounds. The piece critiques both ballots and pledges, urging clear instructions from voters or explicit commitments on key reforms.
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Macauley
Mr. Macauley
Parity of doctor and constituents prompts resigning trust
A letter to the editor by A. Helot argues that elected representatives should resign and seek new votes if they reverse major measures after election. He likens patient self knowledge to constituent political knowledge and calls for accountability, with a note on Leeds election and a dig at Marshall over child-slave-trade links.
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A. Helot
P.S
Leeds
Sadler
Macauley
Marshall
Paper Currency and the Public Interest, Westminster Review
The Westminster Review argues for limiting private note issuance and replacing gold with paper money issued by a national office. It distinguishes banking as a private trade from currency creation as a public power, urging government restraint and protection for the public against insolvency and misconduct. It critiques private bankers and supports eliminating private note issuance.
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Adam Smith
Westminster Review
Representation of Warwickshire meeting for Mr Heming
A Beardsworth's Repository gathering favors candidate Mr Heming. Attwood chairs as Heming critiques debts and taxes driving poverty and crime, urging repeal of malt, hops, beer, tea, sugar and assessed taxes. He supports church reform, triannual parliaments, and local magistrate electors. Attwood notes stance differs on corn law repeal.
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Dempster Heming
Beardsworth’s
Attwood
Heming
Peel
House of Peers
Church of England
Parkes
B. Hadley
Meanke
Birmingham Gazette
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A “Bey
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Sir John Maxwell
Shley Cooper
Sony
London Ry and Co
Oxford-street
Well's-street
Euc- Cean
Taylor
T. No
New Bridge-etreet
New ‘Street
Disborough
Roug
Royal College of London
Goss and CO. M.R.C
Bouverie-etreet
Fleet-Street
Huge
Iana
Paternoster-row
Porter
Grafton-street
Trongate
Calton Street
Wrightson
Duffield
Brown and
Brodie and Dowding
Salisbury
Oxley
Windsor
the Gazette OF
Foreign Office
Charles Augustus Lord
Howard de Walden
Stockholm
Henry van Nyvel
Cowes
War-office
H. E. Head
Cornet T. Coventry
1St Dragoons
D. Mackenzie
G. Hickman
I. S. Prige
T. C. Kenya
A. H. Kelecy
Wa Hussars
W. R. Meacock
V. Davys
88Th Foot
L. Castle
de Meuron
Dorset
R. Williams
North Riding
County of York
North York Corps of Yeomanry
C. L. Bradley
R.M. Darnell
Bradley
County of
Worcestershire Yeomanry Cavalry
W. P. Phipson
J. Moilliett
J. Rose
English
Parliament
the True Sun
Samuel
Atlas Stanley
Tam
Lord Bacon
Solon
Ifa
Althorpe
Russell
Brougham
Grey
Lord Brougham and
Vaux
Bugaboo
Bugbear
Lord Eldon
Pitt
Lord Brougham
Tyros
Wienges
Representation OF
Warwickshire
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