United Assembly Praise Sparks Political Contrast Across Nations
A sharp critique exalts a parliament that serves the nation, contrasting it with the French Chamber of Deputies and Britain’s House of Commons. Reports from Brussels, Antwerp, and Trieste note royal visits, provincial appointments, and preparations for a grand national festival amid shifting governance. In Trinidad, August unrest among emancipated enslaved workers leads to militia deployment, arrests, floggings, and martial-law considerations, with authorities delaying proclamation and ongoing tension through the latest reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Deputies
House of Commons
Cily Cuancetcon
Chamber of Procuradores
Holy Alliance
Cortes
Brussels
Antwerp
Moniteur Belge
M. C. Rocter
Interior
M. de Leseau
Namur
Courrier Belge
Trieste
Greece
Russia
Austria
Cholera in Montreal and Quebec slow but steady decline
The August reports show Montreal dullness linked to season, with cholera deaths dwindling there. In Quebec, the outbreak ravages persist but lessen daily. weekly death tallies are listed, noting a marked drop in the sixth week. Market updates follow on bonds, consols, and securities amid general dullness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Montreal
Paris
Cansols
Antwerp
Stock Exchange
Tate
New York
Albany
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Aiternet
Santanok
Bristol
Penzance
Jamaica
India
Brazil
Havannah
London
Lords Prorogation Session Sets October Date
The Lord Chancellor the Duke of Argyll and Lord Aucland as commissioners for prorogation met shortly after two this day. The commission was read in the Commons and Parliament prorogued until Thursday the 23d of October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Argyll
Lord Aucland
Shipping Intelligence Update From Lloyds Listings
Shipping notices report arrivals at various ports including Mourit Arrega Plymouth Serr from Sept 23 24. Vessels arrive from Halifax Water Witch Moss from Malaga Jane Croscomb from Ancona Star Nish from St Domingo Fifeshire from Ancona Princess Charlotte Pike Jamaica Ellen German Blundell Jamaica Sarab from Laguayra Virginia Harris New York Ariel Nicholl Trinidad Ryger Rolier Hamburg Colombia Singapore Hacks Dantzic Castilian Maid Denia Dart Madeira.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd’s
PortsMourit
Plansworth
Princess Charlotte
Pike
Jamaica
Ada
Faulkner
Honduras
Liverroot
Claremont
Stevens
Ellen German
Blundell
Parte
Orr Liverpool
Laguayra
Virginia
Harris
New York
Ctynz
Ariel
Nicholl
Trinidad
Ryger
Rolier
Hamburg
Colombia
Singapore
Hacks
Dantzic
Denia
Dart
Madeira
Markets Update Wheat Hay and Coal Prices Across Regions
Weekly British corn averages show imperial wheat at 4s 38d per quarter? Oats 2s 28d. Hay markets report Clover and meadow hay ample, straw in great supply but dry provender demand weak. Coal prices rise with 111 ships since last market, listing multiple collieries and per ton rates across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Wales
Smithfield
Hay
New
Clover
Whitechape
Adairs
Hartley
Holywell
New Flockton, Milne and Co
Orde’s Redheugh
Silkston, Field, and Co
Tanfield
Wall’s End Bewick, and Co
Ditto Brown
Ditto Carr and Co
Ditto Clarke and Co
Ditto
Earl Grey Declines Glasgow Visit for City Honor
In response to Glasgow magistrates request Earl Grey informs Douglas Hotel on Sept. 16 that he cannot attend Hamilton and thus cannot receive the city’s gold box honor. He expresses thanks for the city’s approbation and kindness, and signs as GREY. The letter is addressed to the Chief Magistrate of Glasgow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Grey
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Douglas Hotel
Hamilton
Grey
Talbot Hearing Set Aside In Insolvent Debtors Court
The Hon George Henry Talbot heir presumptive to the Earl of Shrewsbury had his petition adjourned after it emerged he was out of custody having settled 500l with a detaining creditor. Debts total 28,224 13 10d with income 3,204. Lawyers Cooke Woodroffe for defence and Jones Nichols for opposition. James Hooker case deferred until Monday due to lack of witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen
George
Henry Talbot
George Henry Talbot
Earl of Shrewsbury
King’s Bench
Messrs. Cooke and Woodroffe
Messrs. Jones and Nichols
Middlesex Intermediate Sessions Focused on Pauper Appeals
The Middlesex Intermediate Sessions opened with a morning devoted to pauper settlement appeals. The day also lists the Aby Belasco case with twenty prosecution witnesses, as Adolphus and Bodkin lead the case and Belasco hires Phillips and Clarkson for a vigorous defence after arriving from Doncaster with funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aby Belasco
Messrs
Adolphus
Bodkin
Doncaster
Messrs. Phillips and
Clarkson
Pickpockets in custody in Queen Square case files
Police report three well known pickpockets, John Jennings, Henry Williams, and Charles Kennedy, detained after a purse snatch from Edward Smith of Trinity Terrace. Kennedy found with the handkerchief identified as Mr Smiths. All three committed for trial. Also: Charles Quelch charged with embezzling milk money from Mr John Dexter and committed for trial. Caution note about a missing watches theft from Metcalfe on Oxford Street with a girl seen leaving toward Golden-square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Square
John Jennings
Henry Williams
Charles Kennedy
Surrey
L Division
White
Edward Smith
Trinity Terrace
Blackfriars
Jennings
Williams
Kennedy
Smith
Charles Quelch
John Dexter
No. 15
Kinnerton-street
Chelsea
Oswestry Races Tackle Stakes and Cups
Racing notes from Oswestry and Hastings race meetings list Produce Stakes of 50 sovs each for three year olds at one mile. Cups and Handicap events include the La Grace, Harriet, Traveller, Decoction and Red Rover among entries. Shropshire and St Leonard cups feature Trickery Kate Guildford Lady Charlotte The Bravo Vestris and Revealer with several heats and dead heats noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswestry
T. Stanley
Tarragona
Lord Westminster
Carmel
Bridgeman
Harriet
Shropshire
Giffard
Painter
North
Cooke
Red Rover
Miss Charlottes
Hastings
ST. Leonard’s
Dockeray
Trickery
Farrall
Kate
Wickham
Guildford
Skipwith
Lady Charlotte
W. Day
the Bravo
Ricardo
Vestris
Infant Prodigy and Curious Thefts in Brighton
A Bristol Journal item recalls infant prodigy William Manuel at Clifton Hotwells praised for Greek and Welsh reading skills by a Cardiff Eisteddfod report. Other notes recount a wild cat escape from Paris museum, a Brighton burglary spree at Bedford Hotel and cavalry barracks, swift police pursuit, and a fraud case leading to stricter local deterrence through rapid information to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Hotwells
William Manuel
Cardiff Eisteddfod
Merthyr
Chancellor Knight
Felix Farley
Bristol Journal
Museum of Natural History
Paris
Beaugency
Mer
Loire Et Cher
Bedford Hotel
Elephant and Castle
Brighton
Francis
Olice
Rom
Bedford
Solomon
Songs and piano variations by Merriott and Neuland in bold tones
A London review praises Merriott's piano variations on Swiss airs and other pieces for easy yet flashy fingering. It notes the trio of pieces suited to polite young performers and comments on British openness to foreign talent. The article defends foreign musicians with true skill and highlights neuland works as salutary to native art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Stockhausen
Ediin Merriott
Stockhausen
Malibran
Guards
Portugal
Falkar
Old Bond-street
Merriott
Palace Band
F. W.N. Bayley
W. Neuland
Johanving
White Cliffs
England
Eorge Linley
Eeq
Chappell
W. Newand
Appell
Westminster Review
Neuland
Neukomm
Court Circular Notes Royal Audience Schedule
Yesterday afternoon at St James's Palace the King held court attended by Sir Herbert Taylor and ministers. Audiences were given to the Marquis de Miraflores and Lord William Russell before their missions. Later the King rode to Windsor, with the Spanish Minister transacting business at the Foreign Office. The King arrived at Windsor Castle after eight o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Taylor
Windsor
Lord William Russell
Viscount Palmerston
William Russell
Wurtemburgh
Duke of Argyle
Lord Hill
Adolphus Fitzclarence
Joseph Whatley
Death of Signor Spagnoletti at King's Theatre
The Morning Post reports the death of Signor Spagnoletti, a respected senior leader at the King's Theatre, from an apoplexy attack on Tuesday afternoon. The notice notes his prominence and the sudden loss facing the theatre community.
Aged Books and New Guides for Emigrants 1834
A critical survey of travel and reference works. The Van Dieman's Land Annual for 1634 is praised as essential for emigrants, while Richard Short’s Travels in the United States is deemed overpriced. The Architectural Director by John Billington is lauded as a superior practical text with many engravings. The History of China by Charles Gutzlaff is described as comprehensive and useful, with notes on Confucian classics and early Chinese history. A short review of Prussia in 1833 discusses military organization and finances. A drowning accident near Lyme Handley is reported in a brief coroner’s note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville
United States of America
Richard Short
United States
John Billington
Bennett
Ivy-lane
China
Charles Gutzlaf
Smith and Elder
Taou Kwang
Great Britain
France
Spain
Portugal
Russia
Holland
Sweden
Denmark
America
Confucius
Guztlaff
Mang-tsze
Memius
Prussia
T. and
W. Boone
Kreig
Landwehr
Istran
War Department of Prussia
Liberal
Real Religion and Other Miscellany Fragments
A collection of antiquated prose and anecdotal excerpts on religion history travel and medicine. Includes reflections on real religion being the beat quotes about Samuel Sandys Courland Estland Nubia and Nubian Desert journeys and notes on Tempe Bar and Tur Eve with commentary on nervous conditions and the importance of mental health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Sandys
Robert Walpole
Courland
Estland
Adam Hremen
Harold
Russia
Desvigne
London
Paris
Nubia
Red Sea
Pyramids
Egypt
Nubian
Goldsmith
Westminster Abbey
Johnson
Voeta’s
Ovid
Temple-bar
Boswell
Dr. Johnson
Hunt
London Journal
Master Builders and Operatives Clash in Ipswich and London
A long notice from the Master Builders at 50 Bedford Street London invites carpenters joiners bricklayers masons and plasterers not in the Trades Union to apply for immediate work with good wages. The Ipswich operatives reply they are fully employed and refuse to sign away their birthright for charity. Local items note a Dordrecht sailor aged 185, a fatal duel in Bois de Boulogne, a wife shooting followed by suicide, and a report on credit firms tightening discounts amid rumours of failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades’ Union
Bedford-street
London
ONION
Committee of Master Builders
Cchanics
Ipswich
Brothers
Dordrecht
Holland
Conrad Vancouver
Pais
Europe
Bois de Boulogne
Tortoni
Saint-Clair
Gourney
Gaspard
Rites
Morning Herald
Mademoiselle Elssier
France
Duke of Reichstadt
Duke and Duchess of Northumberland
Duke of Cleveland
Marquis of Londonderry
Earl of Durham
Newcastle and
Gateshead
Tyne Mercury
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Order In Council
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Tree
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Cessesecneesese
Metalliques
Sbarea
Real Des Monts
Aree
Canada
Seaee Aeneeen
General Steam Navigation
Ceeeteaceev
House OF Lords
Shipping Intelligence
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Corree
B. P
Gincer
Pimento
Arrow Root
Epony
CamPeachy
LAW Intelligence
Middlesex
Police
Sporting
Ates
Bishop
Harrison
W. Smith
Victoria
Bacon
Elfen
Rover
Husic
Morning Post
Signor Spagnoletti
King’s Theatre
Liverpool
Middlesex Sessions
Ethridge
Montrose
Pew
Blackwood
Journal of Agriculture
17Th Lancers
Castle-street
Westminster
Westminster Hospital
Netherlands
Eee
Germany
British West Indies
Java
Cuba
St. Domingo
Dutch West India
Brazils
East India
Montgomery Martin
Cuetsza Lammas Lanps
Ecsington Canal Company
St. Luke
Lanimas
Ageance AT Books
Lyme Handley
Macclesfield. Ouret
J. W. Las
Curtis
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