Edinburgh Steam Packet Service and Auction Notices
A chaotic OCR page lists Edinburgh steam packets Timetables for September 22 and 20 with weather caveats. It includes auction details for army clothiers in Bond Street Burlington Arcade, with lease terms, annual rent, and stock in trade such as lace and army accoutrements. Mentions Metropolitan Certificates and various goods for paving, hearths, and fruiterers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Surra Os
van Wey
Desina
Old Broad-street
Om Lewan
Bond-street
Burlington-arpade
Messrs. Hodgson
Burton
Salisbury-street
Strabd
Claridge
Curzon-street
Mayfair
Market report from the London New Price Current
Sugar and coffee prices ease amid a dull refined market while East India and Mauritius sugars show limited sales. Cotton remains brisk with varied lots and Indian and Sumatran coffees see price shifts. Public sales cover many cargos and the market notes heavy cocoa and pepper activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stoax
Aitell
East India
F . Maurizius
Corrées
Ceylon
Sumatra
Jamaica
Leewards
Geneva
Russia
Sattrerre
Sal
Surats
Madras
Hyson
West India
East India Company
Proposed New Street In Middlesex Magistrates Plan
At a Middlesex Magistrates meeting a ground plan and elevation for a new street extending from Farringdon Street to North Road Islington were discussed. The project aims to clear Fieldland and Saffron Hill sinks, arching over the Fleet to reduce malaria risk, with costs estimated near 149000 pounds for purchase and 94000 from materials sales. Public funds and parishes would share the remaining cost, improving housing and lifting poor rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Magistrates
Farringdon Street
Islington
Moseley
Middlesex
Lne
Three Lincoln city candidates claim support for return
The candidates for Lincoln’s representation Colonel Sibthorpe G F He Deage Esq and E L Bulwer Esq continue efforts through friends to secure reelection and all express confidence in success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Lincoln
Sibthorpe
G.F. He- Deage
E. L. Bulwer
Return of the Bourbon Bust Stuns Paris Academy
In a witty Parisian note the bust of Louis XV reappears at the Academy of Medicine after July turmoil. The piece delights readers with grandiloquent phrases and the astonishment of scholars, who deem the resurrected relic a proof that the bust had indeed come back and must remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Medicine
Paris
Louté ‘XVIII
Romulus
Bourbon
Proprio
Medical Gazette
Incident Near Paris Sparks Irish Tithes Debate
A narrator recalls a Paris cabaret meeting a journeyman mason who discusses Ireland’s woes and the Irish tithe issue. The mason argues against forced support of Protestantism by a Catholic majority, urging reform. Separately, a reader complains of Lowther Arcade gatekeeping and aristocratic prejudice, calling for inclusive access and questioning land title humorously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menilmontant
St. Simonians
Ireland
France
Mason
The
Morning Chronicle
Forged Bank of England notes pass at Romford fair
A farmer, Mr. Turpin of North Ockendon Essex, bought two valued carriage mares at Harlow Bush fair from a man claiming to own a livery in Edgware road. The buyer passed forged Bank of England notes in eight ten and two five pound sums, later discovered at Romford Bank. A merchant who bought the mares from Turpin’s buyer helped recover the property and aid the inquiry. Forgeries dated May and June suggest pre Act manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turpin
North Ockendon
Essex
Walker
Lambeth-street
Miller
Brampton
Romford
Harlow Bush Fair
George Griffin
Edgware Road
Bank of England
Jones
Early risers and official dispatches from Constantinople
A note on Frederick the Great rising early by four o'clock with a wet towel to enforce wakefulness. Also a report from Sir Stratford Canning detailing a successful embassy to Constantinople and warm Anglo Ottoman cooperation on Greece boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick the Great
Prussia
Stratford Canning
Constantinople
Great Britain
England
Greece
Morning Chronicle
Unstamped Publication Prosecution in Newark
On Saturday last Johnson a Newark bookseller was summoned before Mayor W Parker and Alderman James Dyson at the Town hall for selling an unstamped publication. Four charges led to a conviction of five pounds for each, with Johnson sent to Southwell prison for twelve months three months per offense. Local unrest followed the perceived harsh sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Newark
W. Parker
James Dyson
Richard Bell
Henry Shaw
Southwell
Post Office Link London and Paris Proposes Mail Plan
A proposed daily communication between London and Paris aims to combine estafette and mail. Weight limits were debated with 32 pounds rejected, a light conveyance agreed, and French vessels allowed. Duke of Richmond to push subject in next Parliament with plans to start April or May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Richmond
Estafette
Directeur-General Des Postes
Iaat
London
Calais
Dover
Duchess dAngouleme sails to Hamburgh from London
The Duchess d Angouleme accompanied by Princess Louisa Maria Theresa and high nobility prepares to depart from the Coburg Hotel by steam packet to Hamburgh. The Ex King of France's party moves to Edinburgh as routes shift, with court etiquette limiting Windsor invitations. Lady Clarendon visits, Queen travels incog, and several foreign ministers and nobles accompany the entourage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess of Clarendon
Lady Maryborough
Lady Clarendon
Duchess d'Angouleme
London
Windsor
Duchess d
Continent
Leith
Hamburgh
Lambeth Election Meeting Crowns Mr Hawes Reform Candidate
A large Camberwell electors meeting at Mr Charland's Red Cap discusses the election with Mr Hawes as reformist candidate. Hawes pledges free trade support with occasional exemptions, condemns slavery, and backs church reform while stopping sinecures. Questions on flogging and taxes test his positions. the resolutions affirm his principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camberwell
Charland’s
Red Cap. Inc
Camberwell-green
Charles Omerod
Hawes
Cox
House of Peers
Cone
England
Revolt at New Jersey State Prison in Lambertstown
An attempted prison escape at the New Jersey State Prison near Trenton ended when guard Mr Neal fired on escaping inmates. Long was killed by a neck shot as he climbed the wall while another man was wounded in the foot. The prisoners were confined again in their cells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Radical Reform
Duke of York
Phenix Street
Somerstown
Thos. Murphy
Thornley
Abbott
Murphy
Dale
Mr. Murphy
Mr.Murphy
Dornier
New Jersey State
Lamberton
Trenton
N.J
Neal
Long
Mr. Neal
Deadly accident in Shadwell as wagon crashes into warehouse
A waggon laden with Lanham and drawn by two bee horses descended Bell Wharf hill without a locked wheel. The pair rushed into Lower Shadwell, colliding with Mr. Ward’s wharf wall. Carman Samuel Seager, 24, was mangled and died after hospital admission. Horses and wagon damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanham
Vestey
Brick-street
Spitalfields
Bell Wharf-hill
Shadwell
Highstreet
Samuel Seager
Seager
Buit
Lower Shadwell
Thomas Ward
Carman
Cleland
Bell Wharf
Rebutting Contempt for Sugden and Voting Distance Rules
The excerpt relays a dialogue attacking Sugden as clear headed yet empty of sense. It also cites 1823 to 1828 Irish poor embarkations from Bristol and costs, plus a note on borough voting distance based on access rather than geometry. Galignani’s Messenger explains printers’ absence halves its usual size while promising to resume normal production soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grey
Sugden
Brougham
Bristol
London
Galignani
Jamaica Colonial Union meeting at St Ann's Bay chairmen and resolutions
A colonial union gathering in St Ann's Bay, chaired by James Bi tr, Esq., tested unity and duty. Leaders outlined core aims to defend the established churches, expel sectarian agitators, and deter treason while urging rapid mobilization to safeguard the island under King William IV. A sub committee drafted resolutions amid debate on peace and legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mencing
Trelawny
Jamaica
Enplain
Scotland
St.Ann’s
Gracienvereig Willigm
Gp Neenue
F Solutions
Iti
de. Neilson
Tandonaus
Doudiufinga
H. Brown
Rose
Anc
Colonial Church Union
St. Ann’s Bay
St. Ann’s
Brown
Cheera
Watt
Clarendon
Vingoft
Turner
Hilton
W. Miller
Trelawny Union
Cholera Epidemic Report From Ash Davonshire
Extracts recount eleven deaths and street disinfection in Ash Davonshire after cholera, noting inaccurate Exeter Paper claims, public notices on banking prosperity, and an Australian Governor Darling execution scene, all from Sydney Monitor April 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toun
Davonshire
Ineaa
Borat
Ap Rod
Ap Exeter
Cme
Bath Herald
Banky
London
Tate
Lord Palmerston
Port
Tranau
Admiral Ringtone
Darling
Stkith
Sydney Monitor
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Ipinburgh
Biscewall
T Jamieson
Stecher
Jamieson
Lochland
Great Eagle
Regent-circus
Pheid
Leadenhall-treet
Yea. Mitchell
Chateaubriand
Lipphe
Ditta
Italy
America
Atala
Y. Celuta
Stuull Fyo
H. Colburn
R. Bentley
New Burlington
Lowther Arcade
Cerberus
Lowther
Grace of
Bedford
Covent-parden Market
Cobbett
Henry VIII
John Russell
Strand
the Duchess D
Lambeth
Liverpool
Ourie
Hobhouse
Bath
Colonel Andrews
F. Bartlett
J. C. Hobhouse
Thomas Moore
Thomas Fellowes
H. Strachey
Somerset
Borough OF Marylebone
New Jersey
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