Trade and Commerce Outlook Suppressed by Global Slump
The article discusses a broad economic downturn driven by weak export orders and mourning. It notes abundant money in discount channels, doubts about American correspondence payments, and potential Bank of England policy effects. Indigo sales indicate tight shipping markets, while silk and wheat markets show mixed signals amid cholera disaster in Naples and improving New York specie inflows.
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Bank of England
United States
New Orleans
Neapolitan
Lombardy
Friuli
Naples
Constantinople
New York
Tade
Insolvent Debtors Court hearing notices in Lincoln's Inn Fields
The petition and schedule of named prisoners are set for hearing on Tuesday August 8 at nine oclock in the forenoon at the Court-house Portugal-street Lincoln's Inn Fields. Listing of debtors includes J Davis J Lane J King J Mitchell T Wilson W P M Creft J Wells J N Castello R Scantlebury J Painter W Roberts J Marsden and others with addresses across London. Similar notices appear for Wednesday August 9 and Thursday August 10 at the same hour and place listing additional debtors and occupations such as grocer victualler fruiterer beer dealer pastry-cook carpenter bricklayer ship provisioning newspaper contributor coffee-shop keeper and others.
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Portugal-street
Lincoln’s Inn-fielda
J. Davis
High-street
Edmonton
J. Lane
Gloucester-street
Hackney-road
King
Huntley-street
R. Scantlebury
Northampton-street
Clerkenwell
J. Painter
Cornwall-read
Lambeth
Porter
W. Roberts
Robert-street
Hoxton
M Oils
J. Marsden
Margaret-street
Cavendish-square
J. Danks
Sheffield-street
Clare-market
T. C. Bailey
Crown-street
Finsbury
Victualler
W. Fallbrook
Fawingdon-market
Den-Square
W. Palmer
St. Paul’s Church
Kingeland-road
C. Teplis
Poultry
W. B. Robinson
Stafford-place
Pimlico
Lerk
P. M. Cumming
Magheracloone Glese
Monaghan
Insolvents and bankrupts listed in London Gazette notice
London Gazette announces insolvents including William Barnfield Jun wine-merchant and Thomas M Can y builder. Bankrupts named span George Wagner John Schaap Dankaerts William Rose Calvert Carter Porter Jones Irvine New Shoreham Tabberer Phillips Lewis Barssley Weod Gough Fisher and others across multiple trades in England Wales and Montgomeryshire.
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William Barnfield
Mark-lane
Thomas M.cany
Great Malvern
Worcestershire
Macleod
Adam's-court
Old Bread-street
Joseph Emanuel
Birmingham
George Wagner
Southampton-street
Strand
John Michael Schaap
John Dankaerts
George-street
Minories
William
Carmarthen
Draper
John Barssley
Wolverhampton
Michael Weod
Manchester
Sarah Brown
Cambridge
John Weod Gough
Dursley
Gloucestershire
John Fisher
Insolvency and bankruptcy notices from Bonbon Gazette
The Bonbon Gazette lists insolvencies and bankruptcies including Henry James Ebsworth wool-broker Nunn-court Coleman-street and George Fisher linen-draper Bradford. Others named are Thomas Gitton Bridgnorth credit unclear Joan Bisk Williams Regent Street stationer Maria Machell Bermondsey and hatchholders Hatch Eccleston Lancaster John Johnston Sheffield Samuel Hardwick Birmingham George M Lean Cheltenham and Edward M Lean. Public mourning ban advised after August 3.
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Joan Bisk Williams
Regent Street
Maria Machell
Charles Machel
Fountain-stairs
Bermondsey
Thomas Hatch
Richard Hatch
Eccleston
Lancaster
Calico-Grinters
John Johnston
Sheffield
Mason
Samuel Hardwick
Birmingham
George Fisher
Bradford
Edward M'Lean
Cheltenham
Death of Land Steward Lawrence Hepburn by self harm
An inquest into the death of Lawrence Hepburn Land Steward to the Earl of Clarendon found that he killed himself by nearly severing his head from his body. Witnesses said he had been previously thrown from a horse years earlier and had since suffered temporary mental derangement. The jury returned a verdict of suicide.
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Lawrence Hepburn
Earl of
Clarendon
Ollywen
Dr. Wills
Mosley and Co
Charlotte-street
Bloomsbury
Man Stabs Wife Then Hangs Self in Surrey Street
In Blackfriars Surrey street a polisher named Chamberlain killed his wife with a table knife and then hanged himself in custody. He and his wife, both intoxicated, had quarrelled after a dispute about a watch. The wife survived. Chamberlain died in custody and an inquest returned a verdict of death by temporary insanity.
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Murprer
HospaNe
Surrey-street
Blackfriars Read
Chamberlain
Southwark-bridge-road
King’s Head
Southwark Bridge-Road
Carter
Surrey
Joseph Chamberlain
Queen of the Isles new patriotic song and portrait
New patriotic song titled Queen of the Isles features a splendid portrait of Her Majesty. Lyrics by J. B. Hell Bay and music by Chas. W. Glover. Published by M. A. Fentum 78 Strand, available through principal music sellers by order.
Partial Opening London and Birmingham Railway Schedule
The London and Birmingham Railway announces a partial opening from Thursday the 26th of August offering passenger and parcel service to London Box Moor with Harrow and Watford stops. First class seats seven per coach, second class eight seated non-lined, third class four seated bare. Daily departure times listed from London and Box Moor with Sunday adjustments and fares and distances to follow.
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London and Birmingham Railway
London
Box Moor
Harrow
Watford
Box Mear
The Flutonicon Music Issue Seeks Musicians Interest
The Morning Herald reports on the Flutonicon a monthly music issue praised for its numerous melodies at a low price. It highlights fifty airs per issue accessible for eight pence and notes ten to twelve airs per number with rights pricing and broad London appeal.
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Morning Herald
London
Fiutonicon
Mesara
Sherwood and Co
Paternoster-row
Duff
Oxford-street
Bates
Ludgatehill
Hygeian Pills fraud case against US agents in court
In a New York case, James Monisen and Thomas Moat sue Moses JacauEs and Jonathan B. Maarkax for selling spurious Morison’s pills as Hygeian medicines. Witnesses describe the London College of Health’s agent system, alleged treachery, and counterclaims of genuine shipments across the United States and colonies.
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Ee Court
Jones
James Monisen
Thomas Moat
Moses JacauEs
Jonathan B. MaArkax
Bixby
United States
Morison
K. Shepherd Moat
London
College of Health
Europe
India
Christendom
Marsh
Brooklyn
Greas
Messrs Morison and Moat
Gerard
British College of Health
New York
East Indies
West Indies
Pelham
Pearl-street
Rochester
Buffin
Witness
Mr. Cumminns
College of Wealth
John Beadel
Beadle
Mr. Bixby
Thomas Brindley
Thomas Wardle
John R. Coates
Christopher Marshall
Philadelphia
Pensylvania
J. B. Marsh
Moses Jaques
Rahway
New Jersey
Dr. Marsh
James Morison
Thomas Mout
Ceponent
Deponent
Jacours
Anb Marsh
Meat
Mr. Moat
Mr. Morison
Mr. Meat
Latper
Aernnne
England
W. &. Hyer
Br. Lewis Feachtwanger
Mori
Court of Justice
America
France
Anthen
H. Sheheard Moat
Bendon
Norison
Day
Martin
Ray
Lord Ellenborough
King’s Banch
Moat
Conauch
Morissn and
R. Gerrard
Mr. Crombie
William-street
New
Publication Notice From Catherine Street Office
Printed at No 16 Catherine Street Strand Middlesex by Joan Noauss and published for the Proprietors by Charles Penny at the same office Advertisements and Communications requested to be sent Sunday July 23 1830s date unclear and damaged text shows street addresses and ownership.
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Strand
Middlesex
Joan Noauss
John Street
Christchurch
Burrey
Charles Penny
Catherine Street
Stes
Fae Ea
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