Trade and Commerce Reports Mixed Global Markets
The latest overseas postings show improving demand for goods and a brighter cotton outlook, though high gold premia keep remittances cautious. London and Liverpool mark-to-market activity rises for low grades while high-grade wool and silk trade volumes grow, with ships loading 20,000 bales and fall in some European prices. American firms' solvency anxieties persist but optimism grows as stock markets brace for recovery.
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Ory Rep
Insolvent and bankrupt list from GAZI region
Insolvent Daniel Nixon of Stony Stratford Buckinghamshire and bankrupts Moore Corunna Gibbie Cambridge draper William Anderson New-road St George s-in-the-East vintner John Finleyson Unior-place New-road St Marylebone colour-manufacturer Richard Felton Victualling Office-square Tower-hill victualler John Rawlins Curtain-road Shoreditch dealer in building materials Mary Ann Richards and Eliza Reece Wolverhampton milliners James Rams bottom Liverpool drysalter Robert and John Prudhoe Robson Newcastle-upon-Tyne builders John Simpson Spalding Lincolnshire hatter Elijah Ryals Sheffield tube-knife manufacturer Henry Preston Bir lingham retail-brewer Robert M l arden Liverpool rectifier Jonathan Eames Derby curtrier Isaac Parkes Deritend Warwickshire metallic pes manufacturer.
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GAZI
Daniel Nixon
Stony Stratford
Buckinghamshire
Moore
John Rawlins
Shoreditch
Mary Ann Richards
Eliza Reece
Wolverhampton
Staffordshire
James Ramsbottom
Liverpool
Robert
John Prudhoe Robson
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
John Simpson
Spalding
Lincolnshire
Elijah Ryals
Sheffield
Henry Preston
Birlingham
Rovert M‘laren
Jonathan Eames
Derby
Isaac Parkes
Deritend
Warwickshire
Proclamation and Insolvency Highlights in Gazette
In the Gazette of Friday August 25 an order by the Queen in Council prorogues Parliament from September 11 to October 2. Insolvent notices list Richard Bushell of Walmer Kent and a string of bankrupts including Edward Baily Belgrave Place Wandsworth Road Surrey. David Scott Marylebone Street Middlesex. Benjamin Winxfield Pike New Gloucester Place Hoxton Middlesex. William Whitebread Wapping Cheesesionger. plus Joseph Townsend Liverpool. John Stevenson Sheffield. John Field Sheffield. James Wild sen Sheffield. Richard Hewett Cheltenham. David Hughes Radnorshire. Humphrey Brown Bristol Road Warwickshire. Charles Baker Southampton. John Peake and Thomas Hall Lichfield. Joan Senior Hereford. Walter Hedton Notts. Edward Scott Hillborough. Samuel Kettle Nicklin Leamington Priors. James Higgins Birmingham.
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Wandsworth-road
Surrey
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Marylebone-street
Middlesex
Benjamin Winxfield Pike
New Gloucester-place
Hoxton
William Whitebread
High-street
Wapping
Joseph Townsend
Liverpool
John Stevenson
Sheffield
John Field
James Wild
Sen
Richard Hewett
Cheltenham
Samuel Edward Kettle Nicklin
Leamington Priors
Warwickshire
James Higgins
Birmingham
Fissmonger
Dreadful Accident at Harley Street Elevates Rescue
A painter named William Harrison fell thirty feet while painting a skylight in Harley Street Cavendish Square. He suffered multiple fractures and was carried to hospital in a deplorable condition. A separate report describes a Dover cliff diver who nearly perished after sliding down a rope and becoming motionless before being rescued by bystanders.
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Harley Street
Cavendish Square
Sam Patek
Dover
City
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Regent-street
Howqua
Times
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Explosion on the Thames at Bugsbys Hole sinks Maltese brig Jose
A powder boat explosion near Blackwall on the Thames Friday afternoon caused a vessel named Jose to sink in minutes and left several injured. Powder lighterman Thomas Corsan survived, but crew and a boy aboard the brig perished or were missing. The incident disrupted nearby mills, steamboats, and the riverfront, with rescue efforts led by Thames police and revenue cutters.
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Gray
Gravesend
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Gera
Belton
Shocking Accident in Regent Street Injures Young Lady
A seventeen year old girl, Misa Sommer ville, was knocked down by a cab horse in Regent Street. The horse’s wheel fractured her arm badly. The cab driver, a drunken young lad, fled toward Oxford Street. She was taken to a surgeon who set the fracture, then conveyed to her home in Sussex Street Bedford Square. Nearby reports mention an insurrection in Bombay with dubious details about Surat and 25,000 homes burned.
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