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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 13, 1844

Page

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United States and Europe face mounting trade shifts and tariffs

The piece warns that higher rents and markets tighten as Europe and America race in manufactures. It cites Belgium Germany and Switzerland expanding mills while US exports shrink in cotton fabrics woollen cloth and cutlery. calls for a European Congress of tariffs to erase barriers and promote reciprocal trade. It notes the rise of foreign competition and the need to share industrial gains through open borders and policy reform.

America Sweden Cockerills Belgium Kennedys Germany Switzerland United States of America Greg Smyrna China Brazil Buenos Ayres Sheffield Alsace Saxony Silesia Leicester Nottingham British Islands Channing Breslau Lyons New York Congress of States Russia Portugal France United States Venice Holland Genoa England Europe Pacific German League Congress Brotherhood of Nations Sing- Joni

Fatal Accident in Whitechapel Street Cart Collides

On Wednesday at London hospital, the body of James Deorinoghur aged sixty one was examined after a Saturday night accident. A cart loaded with guano in Whitechapel road toppled and struck him. The driver and horseman were unhurt. Deorinoghur died about five days later from injuries sustained.

Paris le Nation Gazette de France Louis Philippe Orleans Chauchat Rue Chauchat Duchess of Orleans Algeria Paria Abd el Kader d’Aumale Montpensier Thierry Russia London Journal Des Débats Havannah Cuba Matanzas France M. Mollieu England Queen Victoria Gourgaud Rive de Gier Lyons St. Etienne Grand Croix Ussue St. Chamond Chamber of Deputies M. St. Mare ‘Girardin M.guizot Tahiti M. Moérabant Pritchard Baker London Hospital James Deorinoghur Everene Sinnatt Hiso White Chapel Guiapanion Otis Sargren Sudan Cotoxs Stoppart Conolly Graver Dr. Wolff Tabrecz Tehran Shiel Bokhara Stoddart Drummonds Mullah Persia Ameer Mehmandah Doctor Wolff Bokhera Earl of Aberdeen William Cotton John Benjamin Heath John Cooke Kensingcton Kensington Crown Hotel Archdeacon Sinclair John Conroy Fox Chesterton and Belworthy Pitman Irons Sherman Holt John Percival Thea Prince Albert John Carrenters’ Benevolent InstituTion Radley’s Hotel Bridge-street Blackfriars Ewart M.P Thomas Grissell Fitz Iy Gray's Inn Male No. 12 Gray's Inn-square Gray’s Inn-lane Islington CoListon Queen’s Head High-street Poplar James Balles Southgate Diamond Steam Packet Company Smith Williams Gardenstairs Greenwich Diamond Diamond Gravesend Diamond Company Horstydown Horatydown Dean Fishley Desn Guy's Hospital Oty Shapes Old Shades Pier London Bridge Foster Wuirgcarpet Colchester Whitechapel Registrar-General Wakley Black Lion Church Street King’s Road Cheluva Caroline Koble Baden Baden Germany Charles Messrs. Coutts Cor Strend Ull Belle Sauvage Ludgate-hill Regent Circus Gloucester Coffee-house Quint Messrs. Coutts’s Thig Tan Knightsbridge Elliott Benson Hammersmith Cranford-bridge Cranford Bridge Hounslow Longford Salthill Easy Bottom Henley Bottom Shrub Crauford Bridge Crown Inn Sait-bill Crown Old Bank Oxford Knightabridge Ballantine Coutts William Chapman Mr. Shrub Iip Richard Carr Defianca Richard Carter Bensey Hobson Wallingford Lucas Witness Box Windsor Prisce Wolverhampton Anti Corn Law League R. Cobden J. Bright C. Villiers J. Thornely Howley-field J.barker B. Walton J. Walker W. Clarke S. Cartwright E. Edmonds Ironbridge S. Horton Prior Lee Demark Bilston H. Southell J. Gates J. Darby Sedgley Harris Moore Villiers Thornety Thompson

British advices praise Montrose voyage and Almeida siege

Reports from Gibraltar to Vigo detail Montrose under Samuel Lewin confirming Lisbon and Oporto dates, noting batteries before Almeida and imminent surrender. London accounts of uprisings in Portugal are dismissed as false, and war office incompetence blamed for delays. Also records Nassau prince Moritz tragedy and Thorwaldsen funeral rites in Corennacen.

Spain Madrid M. Carrasco Finance Count de Santa Clada War Department Mazarredo Gonzales Bravo Penaflorida Carthagena Maria Christina Cadiz Narvaez Heraldo Morocco Algesiras Battary Uie General Roncali Valencia Barcelona Taragone Lisbon Almeida House of Salamanca Montrose Samuel Lewin Gibraltar Gud Oporto Vigo London Coimbra Times

Funeral procession for Thorvaldsen features royal attendance

In Copenhagen a grand funeral for the sculptor Thorvaldsen drew thousands from the Academy of Fine Arts and city artists, with the Crown Prince and royal family present. The streets were lined with mourning regalia as regiments and trade companies paid respects, and ordination rites included a notable Requiem. Italy reports Naples unrest and continued Austrian troop movements in Lombardy as Calabrian insurrections persist.

Academy of Fine Arts Claussen Thorvaldsen Speratti Holat The Hope Army Navy Church of the Holy Ghost Notre Dame Museum Adam Quehlenech Glaser Seeland Tryde Italy Naples St. Elmo Bozelle de Augustines Charles Poerio Assante Pepe, Ayala Pietri Graziosi Primicerio Marini Rome Savings Banka Lombardy

Turkey and Greece tolling a path to peace reforms

Dense dispatches from Constantinople and Athens recount the Porte promising to end religiously unconnected executions, with Britain France and Prussia pressuring for reform. Reports detail Albania incursions, Greek cabinet shifts under Coletti, and Mesars Metaxa and Mavrocordato poised to join the new government, signaling broader European diplomacy.

Greece Athens M. Coletti Nappist National Assembly Mesars Coletti Mavrocordato Metaxa

Four perish in boat misfortune then all sailors return

In a Brighton district, a Dutch ship rescued Elester Mills who claimed a boat with three men and a boy sank after colliding with the Gothen. The crews were later found alive, while separate reports note accidents near Cheltenham and Ipswich, including a violent escape of a convict. A gas explosion in Liverpool injures property and a major Newcastle Tyne strike rally draws crowds.

Tun Sare Matta Medea Warden Mack Hore Athens Brighton Duke’s Passage Andrewe Elester Mills Gothen Cederberg Hamburgh Mills Hoe Hastings Cheltenhadi Lady Russell Montpelier House Leckhampton Russell C. Fowler Fortnem Shaw Ipswich Daniea Escare Oy Lesch Barley John Patteson George Gayford Rymour-house Shire Hall Borley Orridge Haberden Liverpool Islington Salisbury-street Salisbury Street Liverpool Courier Newcastle-Upon Tyne Srsixc& Or Col Tyne and Wear Black Fell Newcastle On Tyne Roberts Oxford Coace Roepeay Richard Elbo Bell-street Paddington Marsham Shepherd County Ballentine Robinson Robert Hare Messrs. Coutts and Co Strand Robert Quint Robert Quijat Joseph Hubbin Osford

Cotton prices steady as markets report firm demand

Announcements on Texas annexation influence noted in early market chatter. Prices for cotton largely unchanged, with a slight tilt toward holders. Southern market reports align, and exchange rates show bills on London at 107 to 108 and Paris at 336.

Washington United States Texas Upshur Calhoun Pakenham Oregon Henderson Senate Middle States Webster New England Washington State Washington State Positively That Mr. Calhoun Canada London Paris

Repeal fete planned as O Connell and allies face trials

In Cork on April 7 a crowd gathered after carts broke on major streets. Mr W S O'Brien and Mr J OConnell attend proceedings linked to the Repeal movement. Plans for a public meeting at the City Court house to oppose Lord Eliot's Irish Registration are reported, with toasts and prayers reflecting constitutional aims.

Mr. O'Connell Cork W. S. O’bien M.P O'Connell J. O'Connell Barrett Tierney Gray Stee S. O'Brien Finn Barr Ireland Lanes Manget Bishope O'Higgins Kennedy Slattery Dublin Messrshap Acd Ulls Ford City Court House Lord Eliot John West Essex Newg2 Newgate

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