Trade and Commerce Update From Orry Saturday
Orry reports no change in money value for commercial purposes nor in continental exchange rates since the last post day. British stocks show firmer market value, though activity remains limited. Peninsular Bonds lose favor with jobbers. a slight, uneven uptick in railway shares. London New York exchange at 108, England America par 109.23 40, exchange 1.82% against England. American accounts boost Anglo American firms here, enabling dividend forecasts and possible debt cancellations. Export of precious metals shows 2,560 oz gold to Hamburg and 28,593 oz silver shipped to Canada, Teneriffe, and the West Indies.
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Orry
New York
London
England
America
Messrs. T. Wilson and Co
Messrs. T. Wiggin and Co
Art of London
Hamburgh
Canada
Teneriffe
West Indies
Bankrupts and dissolutions listed in London Gazette
The London Gazette lists bankrupts including David Francis and John Luce and others with residences in Goswell Street Road Bristol and Liverpool. It also records dissolutions of numerous partnerships across London Manchester Birmingham and other towns with varied trades from woollen drapers to masons and shipbuilders.
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London Gazette
David Francis
Goswell Street-Road
John Luce
Bristol
John Robert Greer
Frederick Louis Schwind
Liverpool
Walter Brown
Sheffield
John Hiley
Caiator
Lincolnshire
Currier
F. Parker
A. Down
South Audley Street
T. Goadsby
F. Goatsby
Manchester
Moulsham
Essex
J. Hawkes
J. Wordshall
J. Wroe
Bradford
Yorkshire
W. W. Jenkins
A. Stocker
Birmingham
J. Adshead
W. D. Whitehead
Marchenter
J. Nasmyth
G. Nasmyth
H. Gaskell
G. Senior
G. D. Jarvis
J. Searles
Searles
Cheapside
H. W. Crossley
A. Pearson
W. Ridley
Felsted
W. Smith
J. Sharp
Derby
Woodchester
Gloucestershire
A. Kingston
Cheltenham
Backman-street
Newington Causeway
Waterloo-road
Clapham
Twickenham
London
Bankrupts and Certificates Listed in London Gazette
The London Gazette outlines bankrupts including C George of Paddington Street and G Clarkson of Sheerness. It lists certificates to be issued on September 28 for numerous trades such as toy merchants, cotton spinners, wine merchants, shopkeepers, grocers, and others. Partnerships dissolved include Gosling and Egley and Massey and Massey among many firms across the UK.
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London Gazette
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Paddington-street
Marylebone
Middlesex
G. Clarkson
Sheerness
Victualler
J. Corns
Birmingham
S. Morgan
W. Granby
Pilkington
Lancashire
C. Palmer
Hertford-Street
Mayfair
Thomas Egley
New End-street
Thomas Massey
Edward Massey
Norwich
D. Macfarian
Henry Maitland
Edinburgh
H. Taylor
R. Marrion
Chas. Briant
Alfred Briant
Bognor
James Williams
George Puliinger
Chichester
T J. Fentox
Joseph Horne
Barbican
G. J
C. Fisher
M C. Pur
Tewkesbury
Gloucestershire
J.crisp
Jun
BR Alph
J Jermyn
W. Lenny
W Sewell
Beccle
Suffolk
Brewers
T. Kucse
W. Branscombe
R S. Souris
W. L. Sembe
C. Nicholson
Prowse
Hanway-street
Oxford-street
Charles Nicholson
Nicholson
T. Prowse
N. B
Jarvis
Manufactory
Rathbone Place
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-street
Butler
Cheapside
Sutton
Bow Church-yard
Edwards
Whiting
London
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Queen’s Bench
Common Pleas
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Europe
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Oxford Street
Shocking case of infanticide at Harlow Essex
A labourer’s daughter Elizabeth Bliss, 27, faced an inquest verdict of Wilful Murder for killing her infant. After a troubled marriage and separation, Bliss allegedly abandoned the child in a pond near Harlow, with authorities tracing her from London Old Kent Road to the scene. The coroner’s jury adjourned then returned a verdict of Wilful Murder. Bliss was sent to Chelmsford Gaol.
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Essex
Fennell
Elizabeth
Bliss
Cheshunt
London
Arkwright
County of
Mark Hall
Elizabeth Bliss
Old
Kent Road
Chelmsford
Dockyard alarm spurs private orders and quarries survey
Reports indicate dockyard superintendents push masts and stores to speed armament readiness while a tank vessel fills Camperdown tanks. London sent Mr. Barry the architect and Mr. de la Beche to northern quarries with Dr. Smith to study stone use for Parliament buildings and broader national construction. A vagabond described by Macclesfield Courier draws crowds as he pursues odd vows. In Devon, a boy, aged 19–20, jailed for shooting a hare faces three penalties penalties totaling over seven pounds, prompting outrage at punitive law.
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Camperdown
Admiralty
Barry
de la Beche
London
Treasury
Smith
William Smith
Manning
Sandbach
Congleton
Macclesfield
Macclesfield Courier
Salter
Aylesbeare Common
Devon County Jail
Yelverton
Rolle
Ottery
Zunes
Deep Aldgate grave air tragedy claims two lives
An inquest into the deaths of Thomas Oakes the Aldgate grave digger and Edward Luddett a Billingsgate fish dealer found both deaths were accidental. Witnesses described a deep pauper grave with dangerous foul air carbonic acid gas from decayed matter and failed rescue attempts. The coroner and jury ruled accidental death.
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Aldgate Church
Edward Luddett
Billingsgate Market
Edward Cheeper
Aldgate
Oakes
Luddett
Jones
Mary Fleetwood
Philip
Sexton
Cheeper
Hoard
William Thomas King
Fleetwood
Jewry-street
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