Proclamation on enforceable work for enslaved in British Guiana
Governor James Carmichael Smyth announces a August fifth proclamation directing enslaved workers to labor seven and a half hours daily or forty five hours weekly. District Courts previously punished resistant slaves. Siam reports reveal large mobilizations against Cochinchina with multiple armies and plans, while Siamese rulers utilize Burmese subjects to map routes and settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carmichael Smyth
British Guiana
Siam
Bantok
Prallang
Birman
Turbulent Paris Bourse and Jamaica News Amid Market Slump
The Paris stock market shows a flat day with Cortes and Consols easing as Toreno's Finance Committee odds rise. Jamaica rumors cause brief trading excitement, then quiet, with reports of enslaved workers in Jamaica and Demerara noting refusals to work, while shipping and foreign exchange move on uncertain tides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Cortes
Toreno
Portugal
Jamaica
Demerara
Stock Exchange
Ong o’cLocr
the Times
Lisbon
Don Pedro
India
Lincoln Races Aboard His Majesty's Plate and Stakes
Sporting Intelligence from this day notes Lincoln racing events including His Majesty's Plate for mares over 2 mile heats, the Champion Stakes for 3 year olds, Hunters Stakes for thoroughbreds, Pereverance and Vixen entries, Prime Minister progeny racing, and the Corporation Plate with several two mile heats and multiple subs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
T. O. Powlett
Dr. Willis
Mountebank
Pelham
Pereverance
W. Cappe
Vixen
Allison
Skepyer
Corporation
Marson
Shepherdess
Watmough
Page
Mr. Milner
Schofield
Tramp
Manto
Insolvent Debtor Discharged Amid Salary Deduction Plan
Frederick Vaughan a tocker and jeweller was opposed by his brother Thomas Vaughan in an Insolvent Debtors Court. Vaughan was discharged under the Act after prior discharge in 1832. the court ordered an apportionment of 20 a year from Vaughan's 90l salary to creditors and adjourned to October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen
Frederick Vaughan
His Majesty
Woodroffe
Thomas Vaughan
Markets update on Newgate and Leadenhall weather impact
Weather continues to injure wholesale butchers with fair to good supply and flat demand. Game market well supplied with hares partridges rabbits pigeons and poultry selling briskly at modest prices. Eggs and butter trade remains heavy with large supply and steady prices. mutton pork lamb prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newgate
Leadenhall
Alterations in the Colonial Markets During the Week
Market summary notes steady trade with limited imports and firmer prices. Jamaica rumors proved false as sugar stays firm. 2,500 birds traded. cocoa up. silk higher. logwood down. tallow down. most other commodities show no change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Market talk on Poor Laws amends leaves one farmer ignorant
In Sheffield a market table discussion reveals only one of a dozen farmers has heard of the Poor Law Amendments Act and he admits ignorance. Meanwhile prominent figures including Murray, Grant, and Smith depart for Rotterdam aboard the Sir Edward Banks of the General Steam Navigation Company. A fatal boxing bout near Worston Lane, Birmingham ends with Mitchell dead after a fight with Marsh. Marsh surrenders to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Sheffeld Iris
J. Murray
Sir Alexander Grant
John Abel Smith
Rotterdam
General Steam Navigation Company
Sir Edward Banks
FichTinc
Worstonlane
Birmingham
Mr. Beach
Camden-street
Mitchell
Jake Marsh
Provins
Marsh
Moor Street
Spain Must Refuse Blood Money For Urgel Debts
From Paris Fostered by a correspondent, a broad indictment argues that Spain should not repay the Goebhard and Urgel Regency loans tied to Ferdinand and the Cortes. It urges a moral reckoning, naming figures like Riego and Torrijos as rightful victims. The piece notes contested Cortes decisions, Greek-like bankruptcy, and calls for emancipation tied to national honor. It also reports assorted European gossip on loans, an accident at Pendeford Hall, a fisherman’s death, and financial anxieties in London markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Portugal
Hamburgh
Rotterdam
Lisbon
Oporto
London
Chronicle
Spain
Ferdinand
Urgel
Stock Exchange
Cortes
Amajeur
Riego
Parlier
Lasey
Richard
Videl
Torrijos
Goebhard
Achille de Jouffroy
Paris
Guebhard
Caresse
Patriota
Ioan
Seville
Merdinand
Madrid
Marshal Gerard
Mercy
Hhis
de la Guerre
M. P. Ponteau
Calais
la Pauline
Arquetel
Versailles
England
St Petersburgh
Moscow
M. Ponteau
Russia
Bath
Journal de Paris
le Corsair
Pendeford Hall
Thomas Fowler
Wolverhampton
William Gunn
Traveller’s Joy Beer
Nile-street
Brighton Gazette
India
Calcutta
Coa
Woolwich
Mechanics Magazine
The History of the Revenue and Expenditure of the United Kingdom
A London review lauds Sammel Wells's volume on national finances noting its thorough expose of taxation origins and the vast sums spent on collection, sinecures, and debt interest. It argues the work offers a needed text for MPs to understand public funds and urge reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Kingdom
Sammel Wells
Ridgway
House of Commons
Witout
Bank of England
Mr. Wells
Consolidated Fund
Thom's sculpture exhibition features Old Mortality and his Pony
A private view reveals Mr. Thom's latest work inspired by Sir Walter Scott. The scene centers on Old Mortality and his pony, with a detailed pastoral setting and a figure of Willie relating to Burns's Willie brewed a peck o' maut. The Marquises of Westminster attend, and the piece showcases Thom's skill in character and mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Thom
Westminster
Souter Johnny
Tam O’shanter
Thom
Burna
Willie
Nicholl
Edinburgh High School
Hull Musical Festival Critique of Sacred Works
From our correspondent in Hull a review lambasts festival managers for overusing Handel Mozart and Haydn in sacred works. Braham Phillips Machin and others praised, but Cherubini Requiem urged for future Exeter Hall showings to enrich musical variety and aid sacred music appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braham
Phillips
Westminster Abbey
Mr. Braham
Machin
Madame Stockhausen
Caradori
Miss C. Novello
Miss Novello
Stockhausen
C. Novello
Handel
Haydn
Mozart
Cherubini
Mehul
Exeter Hall
Westminster
Hereford
Hull
A Grand Miscellaneo u Concert Review
Thursday evening September 25 featured a grand miscellaneo us concert with Gabrich and includes arias and duets by Caradori Allan Novello Hobbs Machin Phillips Stockhausen Braham Weber and Mozart selections. The review criticizes the opening sinfonia as uneven while praising Glee Bishop and Stockhausen and notes Nicholson’s recovered form and Dragonetti Lindley virtuosic cello and double bass duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabrich
Misa C. Novello
Miss Masson
Messrs. Hobbs
Machin
H. Phillips
Bishop
Caradori Allan
Bellini
Sola
Mozart
C. M. Voneber
Madrigal
Misa
C. Novello
Messrs. Braham
Hobbs
Troppo T’xffidii
Lord Burghersh
Bae Mr. Hobbs
Obbs
Fiero Incontro
Rossini
Machie
Neuomm
Mr. Lindley
Signor Dragonetti
Corelli
Mr. Braham
Mr. H. Phillips
Allidea
Madame Stockhausen
Ouvrez
Dessauer
Terzetto
Madame Caradori Allan
Martial
Overture
Gartich
Beethoven
Madame Caradori
Malibran
Grisi
Sontag
Caradori
Phillips
Nicholson
Nel Corpin
Haydn
Braham
der Frieschutz
Herr Smetzer
Meyerbeer
Stobert
Nagel
Weber
Lord Barghersh
Mr. Hobbs
Neukomm
Marcel
Tris
Hull
London
Lindley and Dragonetti
Instrumentaliata
Rossini's Barber Concert Ends With Encore And Ball
Rossini's immortal Barber drew about eight hundred attendees as Graham and Phillips, with Braham, offered a humorous duet. Madame Stockhausen sang a new bolero by Desaaver, encored, and the Terzette was cut. Mr. F. Cramer led the orchestra with suavity. A morning performance is planned, and the festival ends with a Wash Hall Fancy Ball at a guinea admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossini
Barber
Graham
Phillips
Madame Stockhausen
Desaaver
Braham
F. Cramer
VAUXHALL Last Night At The Royal Gardens Farewell
Last night marked the final public gathering at the Royal Gardens Vauxhall with attendance matching season highs. Captain Ross’s Polar Expedition and brilliant fireworks drew praise as Simpson’s attentiveness and ubiquity were noted. An address by Mr. W. H. Williams announced the season’s end and thanks to patrons, with promises of new novelties for next year and expressions of gratitude from staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Gardens
Ross
Simpson
Boyle Roache
W. H. Williams
Captain Ross
Piperas
Court Circular: Royal visit and officials in London
The Lord Chancellor arrived from Brougham Hall while Viscount Melbourne and ministers dined at Holland House. Interviews occurred at the Treasury with Viscount Melbourne and the King’s Advocate. Palmerston left town for Broadlands. Stephens promoted to Assistant Under Secretary. Queen and King toured Virginia Water with a large royal procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brougham Hall
Westmoreland
Viscount Melbourne
Lord Holland
Holland House
Kensington
Herbert Jenner
Charles Grant
Treasury
Rice
United States
Foreign Office
Joe
Palmerston
Broadlands
Hants
Stephens
Colonial Counsel
Poliiuns
Home Department
Cheltenham
John Russell
Te Winsor
Herbert Taylor
Baeton
Rince George
Cambridge
Hudson
Virginia
Foot Guarda
K. Erskine
University Intelligence at Camanipoz and Buckden ordinations
The Rev. George John Dupuis elected Lower Master of Eton, to succeed H. H. Knapp. Rev. Charles Walter Whiter instituted at Clowne, Derbyshire. A long list of graduates ordained by the Bishop of Lincoln at Buckden, with next ordination planned for December and candidates advised to file papers by November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camanipoz
George John Dupuis
Eton
H. H. Knapp
Charles Walter Whiter
Clare Hall
Clowne
Derbyshire
Whiter
Walter Whiter
Harsham
Norfolk
Clare-hall
Lincoln
Buckden
Ingrant
Eores Coltman
Aes Brases-nose
Oxford
William Gale
St. Peter's
Edward Hinson
Emmanuel
Pollow
Glare Hall
Charles Lucas Reay
Queen's Sells
Henry Fenwick Skrimshire
Storer
Trinity Hall
Cabs
John
Idagnett Stuart
M.D
Queen’s
Edward Thompson
Trinity Coll
John Phipps
Wyche
Heary
Balliol
Oshaw
M.A
St. John's
Rit Hameatcie
St. Dohame
Eee
Pnee Ey Atkinson
Trilin
Joseph Betton
Charles Hippatt Bingham
Caius Cotea
Hampueys
Boa
Mart Predderick Cookson
Cole
Robert Midgley Gardner
BAY John's
Frederick Hutton
Bae Biops
MBA
Corpus Christi
Joseph Walter Stone
Edwardton Ward
Wadham
William Spranger Swants
Conrade Makings Wimberley
St. John’s
Bank of Rome planned on French model sparks Italian praise
Letters from Italy report a Rome bank forming on French lines under the name Bank of Rome. It is welcomed by merchants as likely to boost Italian trade, especially in the south, and stimulate business overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
France
Bank of
South
Soe
Lichfield
Walsall
Histeg
Alec
Welverrhampton Chronicle
Wang
Tata
Jacoklay
Skirbeck
Lincoln Mercury
Wolverhampton
Willeohall
Wolverhampton Chronicle
Peron
Maison de Sante
Acapstan
Ind
Coro
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Lloyd’s Books
Margaret
M‘lean
Sunderland
Thisted
Consos
Portugueze
Aecee
Anleistodia
Conseiidor Accae
Ssesscosssrsee
Esercars
Metalliques
Smatse
Real del Monte
Esssereecer
Canada
E-Seesarsers
General Steam Navigation
Promalarn
Orr Plymoura
Elizabeth
Jaaica
Emma
Rawson
New York
St. George
Danner
Palermo
Orr Farnouth
Spartan
Winsor
Trinidad de Cuba
Hungerford
Covent
Garden
Adaira
Fast Percy
Hebburn
Holywell
Orde’s Redbeuph
Portop Windsor
South Beaumont
Tanfield
Wylam
Lambton Primrose
Cowper
Hartley
Shipcote
Ditto Perkins
Ditto Riddells
Ditto Hetton
Ditto
Russells Lyons
Ditto Stewart
Ditto Adelaide
Ditto Dixon
Ditto South Durham
Tees
West Hetton
Elgin
Ditto Henderson
Smithfield
Hay
Whitechapel
Covent-Garden
Leeka
Tadlee
Sporting Intelligence
Gramoch
Scotland
Vauxhall
University Intelligence
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