NEWCASTLE AND SHIP PACKET SERVICES ADVERTISED
Notice of steam packet operations from the New Jetty West India Docks for the Newcastle and Holland routes. Berths, schedules, and information at Regent Circus Piccadilly and 55 Leadenhall Street. Also medical and household advertisements for dental, decor, and furniture services and products from London suppliers.
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West India Docks
Blackwall
James Watt
Jamieson
Sup'soho
Bain
R Callin
Scarborough
Newcastle
Kings of the Nerlands
Sharp
Scotland
England
Regent-circus
Piccadilly
Leadenhall-street
Popular Treatise on Diseases of the Generative System
Advertisement for a medical treatise by John Guy on generative system debilities and cures. Includes claims of anatomical review and physiological function, with multiple booksellers listed and testimonials from Weekly Times and Monthly Magazine praising the work and recommending its use by patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Guy
Royal College of Surgeons
Robert Street
Adelphi
Chapple
Guy
Weekly Times
Monthly Magazine
Stork Killed Near Ethic House and Other Early 19th Century Briefs
A stork killed near Ethic House in Montrose is now in Mr Mollison's Bridge Street museum. The incident is noted as a rare event in Britain since 1766. Reports also cover a postponed embarkation of Royal Sappers from Mauritius, a Glasgow to Carlisle coach accident injuring a French passenger, and a London Islington wagon overturn with a severely injured female passenger. An explosion linked to a chemist near Guy's Hospital is described, with the master’s condition reported as grave and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethic House
Carlisle
London
Leicester
Islington
Parkstret
Esus
Bary
Ecunees
Guy’s Hospital
Esterday
Cat
Entleman
Avery Aincoln
Inn-fields
Dale
Polish Jews to receive 200000 florins indemnity
Warsaw reports an ordinance granting aid to Jews harmed during the revolution. Prince Paskewitsch urged the Council of Administration to aid loyal Jewish supporters, noting persecution by rebels and the need to compensate widows and orphans. The measure sets 200000 Polish florins for indemnity and outlines relief regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Prince Paskewitsch
Council of Administration
Mexican Company Adjourns Meeting Over Ore Amalgamation
An adjourned meeting at Great Winchester Street heard the East India Director Mr Muspratt chair as Mexican troubles hindered funds and gold and silver bars. Directors sought further funding from proprietors while noting new ore discoveries and disputed amalgamation methods. The session ended with a call to continue economies and a vote of thanks to the chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Winchester Street
Muspratt
Mexico
Maude
Obicini
Truke
Copeland
Muscutt
Curventy
St. Antonio
J.muscutt
Grey
Robarts Robbed at Bartholomew Fair in Hoxton Encounter
At about nine o'clock on Wednesday evening Mr Robarts of Hoxton was hustled by several men near Ricson's booth at Bartholomew fair and robbed of a heavy old iron chain with a seal bearing fourteen faces, a silk purse with francs and sous, Dutch coins, and other items.
Macauley Speech at Leeds Meeting Reaffirms Reform Beliefs
In Leeds Mr. Macauley MP addresses a preparatory meeting, urging fair discussion, civil and religious liberty, free trade, and cautious factory regulation. He defends past reforms, criticizes opponents, and urges support for a reformist candidate while warning against returning to old systems.
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Leeds
Macauley
House of Commons
Bower
Leeds Political Union
Tillotson
Locke
Sidney
United States
Sadler
Morning Chronicle
Richard Oastler
Duke of Newcastle
East Retford
Birmingham
John Russell
Manchester
Reform Hsill
Lord Brougham
Mr. Fox
England
East India Company
India
Board of Control
Whale of the bottle-nose tribe captured near Carsethor
A correspondent reports a monster of the deep sighted off Carsethor. Captain Blair chased with his pleasure boat and captured a bottle-nose whale nineteen feet long and thirteen feet in girth. It lies on the beach as a curiosity for the pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carsethor
Blair
Gil
Dumfries
English officers linked to Don Pedro recruitment scheme
Warrants were sought against Colonel Burrell Captain Bell and Higgins in the Thames Police office over alleged enlistment for Don Pedro. Burrell Bell Higgins Mackey and 1,600 recruits embarked on steamers down the Thames with detachments sent to Kent and Essex to avoid opposition as Don Pedro's agents sailed from the river.
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Whately
Broderip
Thames Police Office
Burrell
Connaught Rangers
Bell
Higgins
Don Miguel
Don Pedro
Ellice
London
Nore Light
Death of a Veteran Thomas Plum 108
Death notices Thomas Plum died August 20 1832 aged 108 native of North America served in Engineers driving back Indians from Alleghanies to the Mississippi later joined the 52d Regiment present at Bunkers Hill Charleston and other engagements later captured by Americans discharged and became a carpenter retired in Whitechapel area thirty years since left one daughter aged eighty residing in America now.
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Thomas Plum
North America
Engineer Corps
Alleghany Mountains
Mississippi
52D
Bunker's Hill
Charleston
Carpenter
Whitechapel
America
The Russia Trade Details from Baltic Mercantile Advices
Mercantile reports from Rotterdam dated to August end show Russia selling large tallow shipments with 92 000 casks shipped and 60 000 casks on hand. Hemp, flax, and cadilla trade rise. flax stock remains tight. Imports and exports of hemp, flax, linseed, potashes, and various goods to Britain and the US rise, with high ship movement and London exchange at 109-16. British ships totaled 436 through yesterday, 310 sailed.
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Edward Bankes
Rotterdam
Great Britain
Russia
Scotland
Cadilla and Son
England
Havannah
United Kingdom
London
Beggars in Marseilles and Paris and a Paris fire disaster
The Messager de Marseilles notes two beggars in Marseilles with fortunes and another in Paris seen for fifteen years begging on a busy boulevard with an old violin and apparent blindness. A Sunday morning fire on rue Marie Stuart destroys two houses, with the king and minister aiding victims and appeals for relief. royal aid pours in. The Anti Slavery Reporter reports slave population changes from 1817 to eleven years later, showing substantial declines across West India colonies and Mauritius, with minor rises in Dominica and Barbados.
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Messager de
Marseilles
Paris
Rue Marie Stuart
Interior
Duke of
Orleans
France
Great Britain
West India
Mauritius
Dominica
Barbadoes
National Union Calls Voters to Support Reform Candidates
A meeting of the National Union held at Rhodeswell Road condemned the current and former administrations. It urged voters to oppose pledging support to any candidate aligned with the Whigs or Tory faction, backing universal suffrage and vote by ballot. Speakers attacked Reform Bill outcomes, paid placemen, and Queen’s salary, urging people to act to prevent future public plunder.
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Cra
Rhodesweil Road
Rush
Tydeman
Belon
Arike
Mr. Tydetan
Plummer
Tower
Offer
Col. Stanhope
Harper
House of Commons
T. Ayling
Hercules
Pina
Novel Inventions Create Instant Light From Sulphuric Acid
A Paria imported device patented in Chancery Lane uses a cup shaped plug in a glass bottle neck to trap acid and ignite wax matches. The tiny perforations prevent damp entry while a mastic dot ignites, burning for a minute or more. The matches are compact, burn cleanly, and are extremely cheap to mass produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Paria
Newton
Office For Patents
Chancery Lane
Vesuvius Folio and Clerical Wealth Rumors Across Notices
The item mixes reports on volcanic lava altering routes to Vesuvius and clerical emoluments cited by the Church Examiner, detailing various per annum incomes from North and South Grantham Denton Great Ponton Sarum and other livings. It notes official communications in Morning Herald and banking notices on low interest loans and license renewals at Blackheath.
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Billingsgate
East
Skinner
Aples
Vesuvius
M. Patchett
William Potchett
Grantham
Denton
Great Ponton
Sarum
Great
Little Gunnerby
Londonthorpe
Braceby
Barkstone
D. Cleveland
Belgium
M. van der Weyer
Hyrd Palmerston
Russia
Morning Herald
Blackweath
Col. Foreman
Ayeriy
Bank of England
Bank of Land
Bills Exchange
East Ind
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Vieliers Tuthill
J. V."tuthill
Fitzroy-square
Mr. Howard
Fleet Street
Vazar House
Mersia
Honourable Board of Ordinance
Minories
Strand
Exeter Mall
James Mulleit and CO
J. M. and Co
J. M.and Co
J. M
Jo. J
R. Brady Clark
Charles Clark
Stamfont-street
Blackfriars
N-5
Beauchamp
Smith, Elder, and Co
Cornbill
High Olbarn
Martin
Don Pedros
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