Foreign Intelligence: French papers report Bayonne remittances and battles
Paris reports remittances from inland France to Bayonne for the Spanish army. A Bayonne letter describes Minaigatill near Cambo with health disputed. The Bayonne action battles near Pampeluna yield heavy losses for Queen's troops and Carlists. Other notices cover naval movements, stock movements, and European court and rail developments.
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Paris
France
Bayonne
Behobie
Minaigatill
Cambo
Ydocin
Pampeluna
M. Sebastiani
Naples
Milan
Davidoff
St. Petersburgh
M. de la Ferronnaye
Duke de Grammont
Duke de Guiche
Prince Polignac
Messager
Dutch Officers Granted Extended Pay and Marital Privileges
The Hague orders movable shuttery officers may remain at corps headquarters with half pay if needed and can marry under War Department notice. Wives with children do not gain discharge rights, and wives cannot accompany corps if deployed out of garrison towns. Sessions of the States General set for October 20. Amsterdam reports Swiss minister D Ohssan arriving, with Spanish officers also arriving. News notes cover a variety of European military, trade, and infrastructure topics including Frankfort’s trade union discussions, Rothschild property, and rising crises for Charson.
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Hague
War Department
States General
Amsterdam
Baron D’ohssan
Netherlands
Don Antonio de Arjona
Don Fernando Babannos
Don Jose Babannos
Madrid
Don Jose Bessada
Seville
Hesse
Cassel
Teviesy
Cologne
Mayence
Frankfort
Commercial Union
Senate
Budgermasters
M. Rothschild
Handelsblad
London
Timothy Curtis Nominated for Bank Deputy Governor
The Court of Directors of the Bank of England recommend Timothy Abraham Curtis to fill the vacancy created by James Pattison becoming Governor. A separate item condemns cruelty to animals in Gravesend, describing a brutal donkey ride where a corpulent woman demanded more stripes on a distressed beast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Abraham Curtis
Bank of England
James Pattison
Gravesend
Vegur
Gravesend and
Milton Journal
Passengers and Civil Appointments in India Dispatch
East India news lists passengers sailing for India from Bengal and the Cape aboard Hindostan and other vessels. It then details Bombay civil appointments and leaves of absence, promotions in the Indian navy, births and marriages, and Indian Omnium notes on debt repayments and the Forbes steamer's dispatch.
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India
Per
Dorchester
Barker
H.M. 13Th
Harvey
Nicholson
Jam
Bengal
Norton
Macartney
Hearder
Cape
Hindostan
Redman
Madras
Gordon
Miss Gordon
Knight
Marnell
Meikle
Miss Meikle
Mr. Nott
Lieut. Coles
M.N.I
Bombay
Inquiries into Mercers Company Postponed by Commissioners
Sir Francis Palgrave and Mr. Ellis led a panel investigating municipal corporations and the Mercers Company. They relayed a clerk’s absence and limited cooperation from Stationers and Haberdashers firms, noted unresolved Gresham Fund debt details, and discussed inspection rights under the Queen Mary statute amid a postponed Mercers inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Palgrave
Ellis
Mercers Company
F. Palgrave
Salters’ Company
Mercers’ Company
Blackburne
Woodthorpe
Taylor
Gresham Fund
Scott
London
Royal Exchange
Messrs
Haberdashers’ Company
Franks
Conmiscinanre
Commissioners Hear Unimportant Matters in Court Session
Mr Franks and Mr Jarson clashed over access to the admission list as each liveryman was entered as admitted, with deaths and residence changes unnoted. Mr Bishop, who hinted at Mercera Company information, failed to appear. Officials asked for witnesses, but none came, and the court adjourned to Monday.
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Franks
Jarson
Bishop
Mercera’ Company
Destructive Fire at Launcelot's Hey Liverpool
A severe blaze broke out around six last evening in Launcelot's Hey threatening the Dover and Co warehouses. The eight to ten story building stored cotton on upper floors and hogsheads of sugar and rum below, with hundreds of hogsheads of rum in the cellars. Fire engines, police, and soldiers fought the flames until about eleven, preserving the structure and nearby warehouses. Estimated loss runs to about 30,000 with 1,500 bales of cotton, 990 hogsheads sugar, and 150 hogsheads molasses destroyed. 1500 cotton bales saved. no lives lost though injuries occurred to a fireman and a watchman. A second fire in Jordan Street, Park Lane, was extinguished after causing minor damage.
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LiverPool
Launcelot’s Hey
Messrs. Dover and Co
Mersrs
Dover and Co
Fazakerley-street
Parlour
Whitty
Hearty
33D
Birkett
Sun Fire Office
Jordan
Parke
Jordan-street
Park-lane
Messrs
J.W. Birkett and Co
Bood
Alliance
Messrs.Sands, Odgson
Dreadful Occurrence and Accident At Basins
A man and wife on Saffron-hill quarrelled leading to blows. The wife hurled bones that fractured a child's skull. the child is hospitalised at St Bartholomew's with poor prospects. In a separate report, a boy rider near Finsbury-square is struck by a fast cabriolet. both legs broken and driver abuses the horse to escape arrest.
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Saffron-hill
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
William Henry Walford
Finsbury-square
Williamm Horne
Bar
William Horne
Equity
W. Horne
Rolls
William
C. Pepys
Marylebone
Plymouth Naval News and Advertisements Trafalgar Celebration
The Plymouth Royal Naval Club will dine on Tuesday 21st to celebrate Trafalgar victory. Promotions announced for Lieuts Cornish Ames Hammond Edmonds and Connor to various ships. the America and Melampus near docking in December. Reports include a Coast Guard in Wales, the Champion and Talbot ready for sea, and Sir George Hammond preparing to command on the South American station. A court martial will try a private of the 53d for desertion and theft. An 1834-memo to discontinue off duty side-arms is quoted from Edward Ellis to Devonport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Royal Naval Club
Whiddon’s Royal Hotel
Trafalgar
John Cornish
Malabar
Coast Guard Service
Henry Ames
Winchester
Hamond
Sir Graban
Charles Edmonds
Paget
Messrs
Ed. Codd
Rt. Ellis
Etna
Bridge
America
Melampus
Champion
Arthur Dancombe
Prescott
Newfoundland
H. Brooks
Royal Navy
Africa
Regent’s Town
Sierra Leone
Wales
Lieut. Connor
R.N
Pembroke
Royal Makissas Center
Gray
Vernon
R. Webb
Ocean
F. White
Major White
Portsmouth
Baulieu
Hamoaze
San Josef
Industry
Surrey
Talbot
Docx-yarp
Sheerness
Deptford
Government House
53D Regt
Picquet-square
John Cameron
Bermuda and Caribbean Dispatches Chronicle 71st Deployment
From Bermuda and Barbadoes reports detail the 71st Regiment's transport movements to Leith, and the Belvidera squadron’s quiet post amid St Kitts unrest. Cholera fatalities rise in Montreal and Quebec, while New York queries Quebec’s cholera status. Naval updates note Waterwitch sale and new ship Daring, plus a Paris incident of despair.
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Hampshire
Orestes
Scrymgour
Bermuda
71St
Henderson
Marquis of Hantley
Sanders
Leving
Leith
Diana
Quebec
Newfoundland
Magog
Ayr
Chaleur Bay
St. Lawrence
Scilly
Maria Mill
Surinam
Amsterdam
Montreal
Kerr
Macdonald, Holmes, and Co
B. Beaubiew
Trinidad
Lionel Smith
Barbadoes
St. Kitt
Nova Scotia
West India Islands
Earl of Egremont
Luke Punshon
Hynes
Two Brothers
Dublin
Mary Ann
Liverpool
Pictou
England
Board of Admiralty
Lord Belfast
Court Circular Skims Royal Visit Notes and Diplomats
The Court Circular records arrivals and movements of ministers and nobles including Monsieur Tricoupi and Monsieir Kummilaner at the Foreign Secretary's office. It notes the Lord Chancellor arriving from Ford Castle, Charles Grant visiting, Lord William Russell departing for Rotterdam, Sir John Newport at the Office, and the Commander of the Forces leaving for Windsor. The King and Queen attended Divine Service at St George's Chapel with sermon by Rev. Mr. Markham, then toured Bushy Park Quest Lodge. Lord Hill arrived to visit Their Majesties.
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Monsieur Tricoupi
Monsieur Kummilaner
Arfs
Fromford Castle
Salisbury
Wilts
Earl of Radnor
Charles Grant
William Russell
Town
Soen
Rotterdam
Stutgard
John Newport
Jesty
Windsor Castle
Viscount Althorp
Mornip
Duke of Richmod
Wood' S Windsor
Inpsor
Earl of Ex
St George’s Chapel
Mr. Markham
Quest Lodge
Bushy Park
Clinton
Newmarket First October Meeting Builds Derby Prospects
Racing notes from Newmarket's First October meeting describe two year old stakes drawing strong interest for Derby and Oaks fields. Favorites include Free Will and Martha with several cross-entries from notable owners and trainers. Presence, Calypso Gala, and Vidietva loom as potential threats, while the Prendergast Stakes lineup features Medina colt Duke of Grafton’s Brother Octave and Kate Kearney seeking another win. Garden Stakes may limit entries to Ca wick and Glencoe with a noted mix of in training contenders. Sunday’s Garden Stakes and the looming handicap draw a strong field as Chesterfield eyes possible starters Colwick or Glaucus.
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Newmarket
Free Will
Lord Chesterfield
Stockbridge
Lord “Lowther
Marthe
Mark Wood
Shard
Sowerby
Constantina
Col. Peel
Mill
Greville
Médea
Duke of Grafting
Octava
Martha
Mark
Orford
Medina
Duke of Grafton
Octave
Emilis
Minuet
Lord Berners
Lamplighter
Jquirer
Wood
Sir M. Wood
Ustard
Camelina
Mr. Mills
Hester
Colonel Peel
Oat Rapid
Mr. Ridsdale
Veronica
Mr. Chitney
Pigwy
Ca’ Wick
Glencoe
Peel
Graham
Lord Lichfield
Mr. Thorphill
Lord Tavistock
Royal Oak
Mona
General Grosvenor
Lord Southampton
Young Barrosa
Mr. Payne
Lod
Exeter
Nottingham Races Friday Sweepstakes and Plate Events
Notts race meeting on Friday features a sweepstakes of 50 sovs per horse for foals of 181, plus two mile heats for Noodle and The Page, a Plate of 100 guineas My Majesty’s Plate, and a County prize of 60 sous. Entries include Mr Houldsworth’s Valpes, Mr Watmough’s The Page, Mr Wheeldon’s Giovanni, and Mr Beardsworth’s Longwaist among others. The Nottingham Stakes of 15 sovs at 15 ft and two and a half miles shows no race.
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Nottingham
Houldsworth
Valpes
His Majesty's Plate
E. Peel
Watmough
the Page
Darius
Wheeldon
Giovanni
Beardsworth
Longwaist
Lucinda
Oesse Seeccceues
Esse Seeersuns
Robinson
Peel
Mr. Houldsworth
Steamship arrivals and a fatal shooting on a London road
The William Jolliffe from Hamburg and the Ramrod from Rotterdam arrived off the Custom-house yesterday morning. In Oxford a loaded gun discharged killing Mr Walford instantly. A highway robbery near Hampstead injured Mr Gillford and stole his watch and cash. The barque Thomas Harrison of Sunderland collided with the brig Cassander, sinking her. five brig crew survived by clinging to rigging while the Thomas Harrison continued to the Sound.
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General Steam Navigation Company
William Jolliffe
Hamburg
Sfterno
Boulogne
Ramrod
Rotterdam
Oxford
Mir. Walford
London
Newmarket
Cambridge
Eppini
Hockereil
Chesterford
Woodford
Loughton Hill
Harlow
Newport
Hampstead Fields
Birmingham and London
Gillford
Perronsy
Grove-street
Camden-town
Thomas Harrison
Sunderland
New South Wales
Channel
Eng
Eddystone
Cassun
Yarmouth
Indea
Cassander
Thome Harrison
Thomas Bell
Devonport
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Astley Cooper
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Athello
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Navarre
Don Carlos
Marquis de Valdespenas
M. Batis
M. Arguelles
M. Galiani
Cadiz
M. de Torenca
M. Rosa
M. Galiano
Russia
Moscow
Galignani
Berlin
Prince Augustus
Hanover
Baron von Ompteda
Neanderfl
Rhenish
Osen
Prussia
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Stockholm
Copenhagen
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Europe
Amours
Hamburgh
Douro
Canning
Minto
Frederick
The
Alvert
the Hague
Louisa
Mecklenburg Schwerin
Ludwigslust
Pyouanefs
Forndan
Christiana
Bremen
Brussels
M. Beau
Chamber of Representatives
Moniteur
St. Nicholas
Messrs. Lebeau
Ch. Vilain XIV
Numuys
M. Porchet
Court of Justice
Castranys
Simons and
Ridder
M. Henry
Eupen
Rothschild
Carlsruae
Zeitgrest
Spirit of the Times
Board of Censorship
Vienna
Allgemeine Zeitung
Cronstadt
Riga
Charson
New Russia
Odessa
Nicoloieff
Black Sea
Cherson
Lonpon
East India News
J. Williams
Poona
H. D. Robertson
A. Campbell
Darwha
Glass
Ahmednuggur
Zilla
S.¢ Payne
Malcolm Peth
Sattarah
T. C. Loughnan
C.S
J.D. Crozier
N. S
J. Keith
Army
J. Kilner
Poonah
Marine Department
A. H. Leith
W.R. Williams
Ross
C. Cogan
J. B. Harrison
Cogan
C. Munthon
Harrison
White Jack
Indian Navy
Malabar Coast
A. S. Williams
Whitelock
T. LD. W. Winn
Beseai
Calcutta
Roe
R. A. J. Roe
Surat
Brucks
Bhooj
Hughes
C.B
Shelapoor
W. C. Andrews, Esq
Aurangbad
G. Twenlow
Bonsay
R. X. Murphy
Mahratta
Supreme Court
Charlotte Belew
J. Bellew
Ordnance
Richard Spooner
Mary Ron
L. Hathaway
Artillery
Bexgac
Se Paty Orr
Court of Directors
Calcutta Courier
Suez
Atlas
Corporation Commission
Launcelot
Plymouth
Naval Sans Military News
Phare
Home Department
Edward Ellis
Edward Abbott
Madame de F
Watford
Rollis
Bucks Herald
Sporting
Thornhill
Yates
Ince
Forth
Lord Orford
M. Wood
Vespa
F. Johnstone
Chesterfield
Colwick
Glaucus
J. C
Lord Jeney
Lord Stradbroke
G. Bentinck
Lord Willim
Irby
Roberts
J. Milk
S. Stroley
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