O Connell and Whigs Over Ireland Coercion Debate
The piece critiques Daniel O Connell and the Whigs over Ireland and the Coercion Bill. It argues O Connell betrayed Radical aims by backing the Whigs, condemns Whig talents honesty and courage, mocks Melbourne government and Tory hypocrisy, and notes Wellington and Murray praise while war news remains inconclusive. The write up laments leadership, praises decisive stand for Catholic emancipation, and reports theater and war updates amid political turmoil.
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Ireland
O’connent
O'Connelt
Lord DuncanXo
Annon
O’connell
Dexcrong
O'Connell
Lord Melbourne
O’conneell
Duke of Wellington
Stanley and
Macauey
House of Commons
Duke of
Political Turmoil and Debt Amid European Strife
The article critiques Spain and France, noting insurgents lacking supplies and morale to gain a meaningful victory. It discusses Goebhard’s loan, prospective French recognition, and possible amnesty under Louis Philippe. It also covers Decazes influence, cabinet tensions, and Belgium’s naval debate, with dispatches from Brussels and Austrian sources.
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Europe
Goebhard Joan
Goebhard
France
Spain
Souat
Marshal Gerard
Scott
Genard
Decazes
Gerard
Louis XVIII
Louis Puilipre
Duke of
Berri
Louis Phillippe
Charles X
Persian affairs and trade outlook amid calmer succession doubts
Intelligence from Persia via Madras indicates a more favorable tone after the Shah appointed Manmoup Mirza as his successor, easing fears of civil war. The report notes increased British demand for Persian trade, yet unsettled conditions still bring risk and losses. A caravan valued at eight million piastres was plundered, and outstanding debts with Persian merchants surpass 30 million piastres. Malta papers describe a night battle near Tripoli and heavy plague ravages in Constantinople with high Turk death tolls and unclear counts among Greeks Armenians and Jews.
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Nish
Persia
Madras
Azpas Minaza
Manmoup Mirza
Abbas Mirza
Constantinople
Malta
Tripoli
Cotton Crop Prospects Dented by Pests and Weather
Across Edingsville and Alabama the cotton crop faces steep declines due to caterpillar damage, rains, and winds. Reports from Camden and Charleston note earlier optimism turning pessimistic with drought and worm damage. Savannah letters describe planters relocating slaves from rice to pines, burning rice to protect soil, while rice yields shrink from recent storms and soil impact.
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Charleston
Edingsville
Camden Journal
Alabama
Savannah
Market snapshot from a Spanish securities day in Paris
City notes a Goebhard loan near Saturdays advance affecting Cortes Bonds, with dull but stable prices across Consols and Spanish securities. Reports of mercantile failures loom, including seed and West India coffee houses, lifting gloom. Spanish Stock leads with cautious, largely quiet trading through 3 PM.
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Goebhard
Paris
Cortes
Don Carlos
Corn Exchange
Stock Exchange
Brazil
Bolanos
Kean shines at Cheltenham in tragic drama triumph
Mr Kean has enjoyed great success at Cheltenham appearing in principal roles of the tragic drama. He directed Sardanapalus to crowded houses and drew high praise from Cheltenham critics who foresee his rise to the summit of his profession in coming years. The report notes his notable exertions and growing acclaim.
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Kean
Cheltenham
Dumfries Bank
M‘george
Dumfries
Liverpool
Angelo
Elizabeth
Dundalk
Francis Henrady
Dublin
Portlinas
Swift
Newport
Cardiff
Beaumaris
Birmingham
Lisbon
Cape of Good Hope
Island of
St. Helena
Cape
Municipal Inquiry Guildhall Opens Blacksmiths List
In a Pallgrave led session at Guildhall Sir Francis Palgrave hears the Blacksmiths Bakers Barbers and Cutlers Companies case. Mr King the clerk says trade favors membership while the company holds a ball and freemen claimants push for an accounts inspection with company approval pending.
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Francis Palgrixe
King
Francis Palgrave
Shipping Intelligence This Day from Lloyds
Shipping news lists vessels arriving at Creek Bristol Liverroot Orr LiverPool River Diligence Tiger Albion Olive Branch Alfred Mary Bell Enchantress etc with arrivals from ports including Petras Archangel Malaga Quebec Newfoundland Oporto Oporto and St. John's Newfoundland. Names include Atalanta Pleiades Navarino Ellen Burns Zebra and more with dates Oct 20 21.
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Lloyd’s.) Creek
Atalanta
Millard
Petras
Marie
Fanciullo
Licata
CuatTuam
Pleiades
Watts
Archangel
Orr Fatmouri
Navarino
Pictou
Comet
Eva
Malaga
Bristol
Kingstone
Payne
Quebec
Tanthe
Richards
Liverroot
Ellen
Mackie
St. John's
N. B
Mary Ann
Crowder
New_York
Burns
Buyers
Tickle
Ron
Jane
Brown
Zante
Windsor
Marianne
Cockell
Orr
LiverPool
Sir Watkin
Chaleur Bay
River
The
Diligence
Tiger
Virginia
Albion
Lisbon
Olive Branch
Oporto
Alfred
Mary Bell
Acid
Newfoundland
Enchantress
Alcutta
Market report on oats and grains from the Irish coast
The market shows a heavy trade for oats arriving from the Irish coast with large carryover from prior market days. Prices fall sixpence to one shilling while fine wheat descriptions support Monday’s advance. Barley sales steady for malting and grinding, beans and peas and flour demand weak. overall arrivals include Wheat Barley Malt Oats Beans Peas Flour with mixed totals listed.
Newgate and Leadenhall Meat Prices Report
Demand for butcher's meat is down due to high game consumption while trade stays brisk and much meat remains unsold. Prices show mutton 2d to 3s 10d, beef 1s 4d to 3s 4d, English pork 3s to 4s 6d, Irish pork 23 8d. Game supply small but brisk. hares 5d, partridges 2s 4d, pheasants 7s per brace, rabbits 10d to 1s 1d. Butter 1s per lb and eggs 5s per 100.
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Newgate
Leadenhall
Colonial Markets and Trafalgar Night Notes
Prices stay firm in colonial markets with 1000 bales of Surats sold this week and dull, steady sugar trade. Trafalgar anniversary marked by Naval Club celebrations. Captain Back updates and Westminster Hall plans surface amid other notes on fairs, cider, and church-rate actions.
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Corron
Revinep Soucar
P. Sucar
Mauritius
Foreiga
Corree
Ceylon
B. P. Cocia
Brazil
Teea
P.Y.C
Spanish Bonds Controversy and Montevideo Rumors Stir Paris
The Paris letter rails at stock-jobbers and rumor mongers as it attacks alleged Spanish debt deals and futile compromises on Guebhard bonds. It notes Lyons and Paris conspiracies, a November trial, and critiques English government leniency, predicting future political bargains and prisoner amnesties as calculable.
French Papers Received Today From Paris describe Spanish turmoil
Paris dispatch notes Mina likely not in Spain, Mgmt of Zumalacarreguy at Los Arcos near Navarre, Logroño fortified. Proposals for two new cavalry regiments on Pyrenean frontiers called Eclaireurs with Napoleonic uniforms. Harispe sends Captain Filhon to Paris with dispatches. Zea Bermudez to Bordeaux. Munich letter references marriage talks for Donna Maria amid shifting alliances. Basellone Journal reports Valle de Ribas troops targeting bands along Ebro banks with hopes to quell Camilla factions in Aragon Valencia and Catalonia.
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Paris
Spain
Moniteur
Mina
Cambo
Los Arcos
Zumalacarreguy
le Ribera
Pampeluna
Logrong
Ebro
Vittoria
Amescons
Navarre
Logrono
Pyrenees
Harispe
Filhon
M. Zea_ Bermudez
Marquia de Valle de Ribas
Llauder
Valdes
Valencia
Espeleta
Aragon
Camilla
Catalonia
Messager
Election of Bank Director at the Bank of England
A special Court of Proprietors of Bank Stock met at the Bank of England to elect a Director replacing T A Curtis now Deputy Governor. The Governor announced the Directors recommended John Cockerell, and with no opposition the ballot started at eleven and to close at four. It is believed Mr Cockerell will be elected.
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Bank of England
T.A. Curtis
John Cocherell
Cockerell
Privy Council Acts On Fire Inquiry At St James Palace
The Lords of the Privy Council met to continue witness examinations into the late fire at Parliament. The private inquiry excludes public vessels. a report will be printed after inquiries end. King, with Sir Herbert Taylor, attended a Privy Council and received a report on witness examinations. A Bristol death and Vintners and Chandlers investigations are noted.
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3D Light Dragoons
London
Newgate
Court
Mesars
Hare and Co
Temple Gate
Bristol
Bristol Journal. Corporation Commission
Vintners’ Company
Chandlers
Lecture on the industrial system and feudalism at Marylebone Institution
Mr Dunbar argued that war is replaced by industry as the driving force in politics and property. He traced the shift from feudal tenure to a rising industrial class, examined banking and credit as tools against feudal power, warned against inheritance laws, and urged National Banks to expand industrial enterprise.
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Marylebone Institution For
Dunbar
England
Great March of Industry
Commons
Stock Exchange
Lsbour
Castlestreet
Fulcher Ridicules Whig Policy at Essex Conservative Meeting
At a late Essex Conservative gathering the only speech of note came from Mr. Fulcher a Sadbury printer who mocked Whig promises on agricultural distress. He suggested removing duties on olive oil raisins and shepherds dogs to aid farmers, ending with a jab about Whig faithfulness to the beaten spaniel. A separate Car ee vestry clash over a church rate sparked a four day adjourned dispute with voting in the Guildhall. A fire at No 3 Clarence Gardens Regent's Park alarmed neighbors, flames destroying the staircase and damaging adjoining areas. Mr Shearn's property, insured with the Protector Fire office, was involved.
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Essex
Fulcher
Sadbury
Miers
Ford
Wates
Careee
Ever
Clarence Gardens
Regent’s Park
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Brighton Gazette
Duchess of Kent
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Royal Saint Leonard's Hotel
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Spanish House of Peers Will Modify the Recent Decree of the Procuradores
Ferdinand VII
Petto
Lyons
Thiers
Madrid
Chamber of Eera
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