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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 11, 1838

Page

8

Trade and Money Markets Slow in Continental Exchanges

Within the past day or two demand for money remains quiet in open markets and the Stock Exchange. Paris quotes 25f 25¢ to 25f 80c, Amsterdam 12 43, Rotterdam 12 43, Hamburgh 15 103. Bank stock proceeds invested in consols, and Treasury Notes sales noted with heavy quotations across shares.

Crry Stock Exchange Paris Amsterdam Rotterdam Hamburgh Lord Carrington United States Bank of the France Treasury

Insolvents and bankrupts and dissolutions listed in public notices

Insolvents Henry Harridge Carter of Springfield Essex and Augustus Urmston Meredith of Portsmouth and Thomas Wire of Wardour Street are named. Bankrupts include Anna Brooks and George Foley Hodgkinson among others with addresses in City road Fenchurch Street St Giles Derbyshire and Liverpool. Certificates on November 23 list Horatio Hall Ash Hacker James Joule Thomas Viner Frederick Wheelwright John Steadman and others. Partnerships dissolved include Frederick Glindon with Charles Natcher John Hearne Puckney and Jonathan Thompson Cornelian Jaquin and William Thompson James Millman Coley and J H Martin Bernard Hiles and Joseph Wood Alexis Bailton and Henry Cartwright Henry Pope and others.

Henry Harridge Carter Springfield Essex Augustus Urmston Meredith Portsmouth Thomas Wire Wardour-street 8Eho Middlesex Anna Brooks City-road George Michael von Dadelsten William Preller Mincing-lane City William Drake George Street St. Giles’s George Foley Hodgkinson Fenchurch Street George Hall Tideawel Derbyshire Percival Wood Smith Liverpool Joseph Sheldon Kettlesholme Cheshire Benjamin Breedon Wellessourme Nountford Warwickshire Thomas Singleton Kirkham Lancashire Horatio William Hall Air Street Secadilly Scrivener Ash Hacker Canterbury James Jo Cornelian Alfred Jaquin William Thompson Huggin-lane Wood-street Cheapside James Millman Coley J. H. Martin Bridgnorth Salop Bernard Hiles Joseph Wood Bury Alexis Celestin Xavier Bailton Henry Cartwright Nottingham Henry Pope James Jenkins Birchal John Holt Manchester Joseph Atkins John Smallwood Hardwick Great Barr Staffordshire

Bankrupts and Certificates in London Gazette List

London Gazette reports bankrupts and certificate holders across England and Ireland, listing individuals by name and residence such as Robertson Halifax and Leeds linen draper, Wailis Springfield miller, Ber Chespside laceman, Collins Brighton butcher. It covers certificates on Nov 27 including M Leod Chichester draper and others, and notes dissolutions of partnerships among brewers, farmers, booksellers, and artisans.

Alexander Robertson Halifax Leeds Abraham Wailis Springfield Essex Ernest Ber Woodstreet Chespside Laceman John Wright Leicester Tiader Joseph Collins Brighton Butcher William Ellison Gillespie Chester Thomas M'Leod Chichester Sussex Draper Samur Hugo Truro Edward Adams Old Newton Suffolk Herbert Golding Jacob’s Well New Innuyard Shoredich Victualler John Harrison Manchester Dyer James Cochrane Waterloo-place Pall Mall James Collis Fleet-street Michael Clvert Benjamin Gregory Allen-street Goswell- Street John Cawkwell Farrow Davidson Bourn Lincolnshire W. Welch Holbeach James Heyworth Thomas Sharples Wheelton Lancashire Genrge Byrom Whittaker William Cumber Hood Joseph Skipper Treacher Ave Maria Jane Benjam O Hollins John Crowther Sheffield Masons John Or Mendy Arthur Lowe Ormandy Liverpool Daniel Davies Moses Farmer Worcester Mary Ann Knell Christiana Knell Frances Rawson Thomas Reynolds Richard Bohien Hanover-court Milton-street Cripplegate James Brook Edward Carter White Cheltenham Place Westminster John Ashten Walker Almond Farnworth Samuel Lovegrove Frederick T. Fricke Backwall Vic:uallers Jas Colclough James Colclough Stoke upon-Trent John Leach William Greenwood William Brayshaw John Brayshaw Bradford Aroe Masons

Fire at the Castle Inn and London train wrecks headline loss

Reports recount a deadly Castle Inn fire leaving a female former servant dead from shock. Separate incident describes the Hurricane engine collision near West Drayton after a Maidenhead to town service, damaging multiple carriages and delaying all morning trains. An attempted suicide case at Bow Street reveals a starving, vulnerable woman from Oxfordshire, aided after restraint by police and magistrate.

Castle Inn Tastworth lIn Wolverhampton Chronicle Maidenhead West Drayton Bull’s Bridge Arie Paddington Marlow Ariel Covent-garden Bow-Street Elizabeth Davenport Oxfordshire Waterloo Bridge London Crete

Endowment Reform Shakes Irish Presbyterian Grants

Government rules scrap three class clergy stipend and set all Presbyterian ministers to £75 yearly with strict conditions on congregational payments. Endowment allocations will depend on regular church establishment and proper funding, with consolidations of multi minister parishes.

Insurgents and Damascus unrest cited with brutal punishment

Letters from Beiront read in Smyrna recount a sheik scourged in Damascus after arms of insurgent tribes were seized. The incident sparked riots and forced a garrison withdrawal as tensions rise. Also noted are army losses, a Rome reading on Don Miguel, a Coroner’s inquest, and various London court cases.

Beiront Smyrna Alexandria Damascus Haouran Pacha Gazette Des Tribuneaux Rome Don Miguel Princess Borghese Prince Borghese Joseph Reitterhoffer Clerkenwell Baker Count Rutter Marquis of Downshire Strasbourg Cavadrire Joseph Smith No. 8 Queen Street Mansion House Benjamin Jacobs Isaac Levy Messrs Levy Cohen Pastrycooks Stoney-lane Houndsditch Aaron Levy Jacobs No. Oo Whitechapel Marylebone —Smasume Mary Ann Dunn Margaret Harrington Lord Montford Shutt Mary Bennett Harrington Hatton-Garden George Crouch Alexander Picket St. Bartholomew’s Hospital Donavan Fenny G Division Queen-Square John Thomas Stewart Grenadier Guards Guards

Almanacks and Books Sold by Watts Birmingham Agent

Watts informs friends and the public of a sale of cheap almanacks books prints waste and other cards in Birmingham He promises punctual cash orders and notes he is an agent for the Weekly Chronicle.

Birmingham Watts N.B Weekly Chronicle

Books for sale from Ls of Books Now Publishing

A Lincoln's Inn bookseller lists Volney's Ruins of Empires and Nature, Moralist volume on morality, Six Lectures on Charity by Robert Owen, The Shepherd by J E Smith, Refutation of Owenism, New Christianity or Religion of St Simon, Eternity of the Universe by Toulmin, Words of a Believer, Legends and Miracles by Smith, Zauig by Voltaire, History of the Sun Moon England in Miniature, Palmer's Principles of Nature, Don Juan by Byron, and Paine's Theological Works including Rights of Man and Age of Reason. Also a low price sale in 9 Numbers. Cloth, stitched, and calf bindings noted.

Ls OF B. D. Cousins Duke-street Lincoln’s-inn London Volney Robert Owen J. E Smith M. A Morocco G. Redford Worcester J. E. Smith St. Simon M.A G- H. Toulmin Abbe de la Mennatia Voltaire England Palmer Robert Dale Owen Lord Byron Thomas Paine Watson Q Wat Tyler Robert Southey

Liberal Surge in Sussex Municipal Elections Amid Fraught Wards

The Sussex results favor the Liberal party with gains in Chichester s Friary ward where three Liberals won despite efforts to sway voters including alleged payments. In Cathedral ward Tory influence held with one Radical and two Tories elected. Arundel swung Liberal, Hastings split with two Radicals and two Tories, Rye re elected the old councilors. A beggar boy quips about having the most meaning.

Sussex Chichester Friary Old Corporation Cathedral Arundel Hastings Rye Tooney

English Wheat Prices Rise in London Market Reports

Monnay November 5 notes advance in English Wheat at Mark-lane with fine choice wheats in demand and prices up to 2s per quarter above last week. Foreign Wheat advanced 1s to 2s per quarter. Flour, Barley, Oats, and Peas show varied gains. Canary seed dearer. grain arrivals at London port cover Oct 29 to Nov 3, with mixed gains across commodities. London average per imperial quarter for Wheat, Barley, Oats, and Peas listed. On November 7 trade reflects moderate English Wheat supply and steady to higher prices for bonded goods and other grains.

Mark-Lane Monnay Canary Raya London Basler Wepweapay

Beasts Market Strong Trade at Smithfield with High Prices

Smithfield market reports large beast supply and brisk trade. Sheep were adequate to demand with prices steady. prime Downs fetch up to 4s 6d per stone not quoted higher. Veal and pork trade steady. beef 3s to 4s 2d, mutton 3s 6d to 4s 6d, pork 5s 10d to 5s per stone of 8 lbs, with tolls recorded in city books.

Smithfield Newgate

Poultry Prices and Demand Reported

On Thursday November 6 prices for poultry and game are listed with brisk demand and abundant supplies. Hares 32 to 43, Leverets 15.6d to 25d, Fowls 28 6d to 4s, Chickens 1s 3d to 2s 3d, Pigeons 6d to 2d, Black Game 3s 6d to 5s8d, Partridges 15s6d to 28s6d, Geese 4s to 6s6d, Duck 1s 6d to 2s3d, Pheasants 3s8d to 4s8d, Turkeys 4s6d to 10s, Grouse 3s to 3s8d, Teal 6d to 1s each. Eggs in good demand with small supplies and prices unchanged at 68 to 7s6d per 120.

Marriages at St George and St Pancras

Two couples wed this month in London churches. John Meyer, son of John Meyer of Fair Lawn House Acton green, marries Louisa Frolich, daughter of the late John Henry Frolich of Turnham Green. Rowland Baldwin East, son of Rev Timothy East of Birmingham, marries Eliza Anne Body, daughter of John Body of Colebrook Terrace Islington.

St. George’s Hanover Square John John Meyer Fair Lawn House Acton Green Louisa John Henry Frolich Turnham Green St. Pancras Rowland Baldwin East Timothy East Birmingham Eliza Anne John Body Colebrook Terrace Islington

Advertisements and Communications Published at Catherine Street

Printed at No 16 Catherine street Strand Middlesex by Joan Norris of No 58 Fetter Lane and published for the Proprietors by Charles Penny at No 16 Catherine street where all advertisements and communications are requested to be sent Sunday November 11 1838

Pyannay & Dietrichsen Encke Gambart Royal House of Commons Army Navy Hannay Dietrichsen Fim Weekly Chronicle Oxford Street London Catherine-street Strand Middlesex Joan Norris Fetter Jane St. Andrew Holborn Charles Penny

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