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True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 08, 1837

Page

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General Steam Navigation Company Advertises Sailings

The General Steam Navigation Company lists Gretten and Packets leaving Custody-house for Hamburg and other ports on Wednesdays and Saturdays, with several routes to Rotterdam, Antwerp, Ostend, Calais, and more. It promotes frequent sailings, reduced fares in some classes, and office locations in London and Hull for freight, parcels, and passenger services.

General Steam Navigation Company Hamburgh Rotterdam The Rhine Antwerp Surmday Ostend Raine Calais London Bridge Ransgate Argate Bexinhburgh Newcastle Berwick London and Edinburgh Steam Packet Company Brunswick Wharf Blackerall Edinburgh Tureday Berwick Cron-Sweed Clarence Caledonia Monarch Hotterdam Creecent Minories Norman Water-lane Tower Street Regent Kews Lombard Street Charing-croas Leadenhall-street

Royal appointments and insolvencies listed at Downing Street

The King approves appoints and promotions including Sir Thomas Brisbane as a Knight Grand Cross and Major-General Sir John Watson as Knight Commander, with several other royal notices. Also listed are insolvencies and bankruptcies, with names such as David Crow and Willis Howe, along with creditors and locations.

Court of Bankruptcy notices and legal cases list in London

A long ledger of bankruptcy court dates in London lists many debtors and their attorneys with March and February sessions. It includes names such as Samuel Neal and Grahang, Tomax Dell, and W. Henfield, with various offices in Fleet Street and Lincoln's Inn. Also noted are dividends, certificates, and partnerships dissolved, plus civil actions in the Court of Common Pleas including Healy v Euston with damages awarded.

Atrevt Southwark Corm Weadure Makere Saprender Pel Bankruiptry Attornes Samuel Neal Phacadueedh Cldal Asuguee Grahang Atts Attomeye Measre Dawe Pras Fleetetreet Wanes Belcher Thomas Kilvington Brough Westmoreland Annkeeper Elecet Bua Luy Carlet Ashmere Mr. Capes Raymond Bushings Grass Ita Mears Saul Cartoke Thomas Teesly Farnedon Berkegeer Bebo Uo Txtent Attarness Mr. Meter Datant Messrs Hatter Licoln Field Hush Swan Jun Hittle Hawptan Suse Crest Atone Elecon Dudpuin Fon Chichester Thomas Walsall Thomas Weetentt Trews Wolrills St. Leonard's Devonshire Marin Teche Pet Marcelal Kingetum Hatcd Rangewu-upon Hull Mir Colver Kingston Bean Commuesiners Mate Manchester Artamneya Abbott and Amoy Hedtordaqguary London Mr. Henpett Geone Miller Bath Victualer Marcu Ut Three Cups Inn Mtorneys Mrndones Crosby Square Hellinga Preston Attor Ve Fiddes Serjeant’s Inn Fleetsweet Ganiner Sinhill Garstang Samuel Manton Briggs Barnet Plumber War R. Blackwell S. Needham Crescent Minories Edmonds Fleet Bl. K. de Coury New Bend Street J. Newson Davies Place Chelen Brewer S. Mates Derby Grocer Areleven J. Looker Roebuck Inn Oxford Marsh lv J. Heap Commissioners’ Rowman J. Bush No. Prideana Bristol Brazol Jenking Hinninsham Brass Kinninghham Lowa Quebec Tere Tigat Messrs. Crump and Hassall Liverpool T. Bowdiler Shrewsbury Perfusyr Shire Hall J. Hayton Warton Cunderland T. Linney Arnewald Southampton W. Goulden W. Pollard Kart Devonalire Newson Dariie-place Chelsea M. A W.h.bercrumble Goodge-street Tottenharm-court Maul T. Sharpand Co Iron T. J. Wilkinson R.(. Sharp M. Tatlock J. F. Linkin Blackheath Park Wage Pet G. Crook Southampton Street Covent Garden T. Higgs W. Evans Portses J. Room Birmingham V. Barley J. Dixon Saint Bee's Cumberland Common C. Bladen and Co White Conduit House Pentanelle Edwards Hromygarth St. Martin's Shropshure B. Kang J. A. Macintyre Charlton Villa Charlton Kanes Ghoicestershire Hodgson Hendtal Wranmomland Bobbin E. Burgated Co Salerd Wilk Dyerx J. Brew J. H. Chapman Cockapurmrest S. Jackson T. Higgintottam H. Morrieates J. and W. Layfield Beak Street Regent-Street

Foreign bond market rates and currency notes summary

An OCR fragment lists various international bonds and currencies. It mentions five per cent, four per cent, and three per cent securities with references to Naples, Spain, Portugal, Haiti, and exchange terms with London. It includes scattered prices like 23c and 21f, plus bank actions and other financial items without a coherent narrative.

Jours Authentique London Boursk Hatgerast Fore Stente de Naples Wwe Romans Mrussins Frank SI. Haytian Dafperes

Paris Papers Report Precarious Anglo French Ties

France’s Paris newspapers claim ongoing diplomatic contact between London and Paris amid fears of a break with Russia. General Voiral, once praised for Strasbourg actions during Louis Bonaparte’s attempt, is placed on half pay as ministers’ stability and relations with England appear to weaken. The French stock market fell on Monday due to fears of weak leadership and cooling talks with England.

France Paris Siécle London England Russia Voiral Strasburg Louie Buonaparte Legland

Deputies Absent In Influenza At French Chamber

Fen G M Dupin chaired as deputies arrived late with several letters of apology citing influenza. M de St Peru, present, elicited laughter from the chamber. Charreyron sought extra absence to fight defamation claims, but the chamber found grounds insufficient to excuse him until the trial ends. The body continued with Municipal Attributions Bull items passing without notable comment.

Fen G. M. Dupin M. Dupin M. de St. Peru Grippe M. Charreyron la Haute Vienne

Madrid Cortes to Consider New Constitution February

The article notes ongoing political maneuvering in Madrid with preparations for a new constitution to be presented to the Cortes by February 12. It mentions discussions on a second Elective Chamber and whether electors or higher qualifications will govern Peerage candidacy, along with updates on financial administration and a recovering Interior official.

Mapu Jasco Miniey Narvaez Madrid Cortes Eco del Comercio Register of the Interior

Opening of the Cortes and Lisbon trade talks

A Lisbon dispatch describes Queen Victoria’s Cortes opening with a formal ceremony in Madrid style, the royal party, and resignations from two members. It follows a report from the Lisbon Mail explaining failed negotiations with Britain over a commercial treaty, noting high tariffs in Portugal and Britain’s potential concessions and the danger of retaliatory measures.

Lisuiay Stanchester Cortes Tague Hoppnr Padre Mareys Prince Beredinand Marquis of San Payo Toso M. Juan Bernardo da Rocha Jose Victorino Barreta Fei Geverally Lisbon Viscount Sa da Bandeira Howard de Walden Great Britain Marquis of Loulé Loureira Cousa de Villareal Duke of Terceira Portugal Se da Bandeira Krush Abe Tudy

Circassia Coast Encounter and Capture of English Vessel

A pilot recounts an English vessel's coast voyage near Circassia, meeting Circassian princes, selling salt cargo, and hosting chiefs who vowed to defend independence. Russian warships later demanded surrender, seizing the vessel for trading with a country at war with Russia.

Turrey Cossta NtisorLy Vercer Satine Circassia Samson Viren Cirensaa Djook Poude Soudjak-Kale Bell Asier England Tvo Mehemed Bey Russia Coat

Vixen Captain Advances to Cihelendjik Amid Rear-Guard Efforts

Crew aboard the Vixen offered help to the captain before deciding to go to Cihelendjik. They returned to shore with their pilot, sent to Constantinople to await London news, after expressing disappointment at the turn of events.

Sunderland Coal Company London Merton, Stewart Lambton Wallsend Sunderland Wharf Millbank Street Westminster

Law Intelligence mutiny to discharge vice chancellor order

In Wickes v. Volague Mr. Wigram argued the court ordered an answer and demurrer to be taken. the case discussed whether a defendant must answer every question in the bill and if failure leads to contempt. The Vice-Chancellor cited Curzon v. Delatouch to emphasize that an attachment compels proper answer. Other cases noted include Jones v. Latimer and the Southsea Company proceeding with no immediate public-interest matter.

Court OF Chancery Wickes Ec Volague Wigram Dle de Murrer Wakefield Mr. Spence Curzon Delatouch

Court dispute over House of Commons publications libel privilege

In Stockdale v Jhansard, the court examined if printers to the House of Commons could be liable for publishing a prison inspector report that described a work as obscene. Lord Denman rejected blanket parliamentary privilege for libels and sent the jury to decide whether the book was a genuine scientific work and if the publication was defamatory. The case hinged on whether parliamentary printing authority exempts libel and on damages if proven.

America John Atkinson Stockdale Messrs. Hansard Harriet Wilson Mesars. Hansard Attorney-Genesi Lord Denman House of Commons Messrs Hansard Bed Whitworth Russell Crawford Newgate Stockdale

Man Endures Damages After Public House Assault

Patrick Murray, a dealer in paintings, sues a hat-dyer for damages from an July incident at the Catharine Wheel in the Borough. A scuffle led to Murray's leg fracture and ankle dislocation, with medical bills totaling 41 pounds. The jury, after testimony and a defense claim Murray struck first, awarded Murray 501 pounds.

Exchequer Court Morrayec. Frower Patrick Murray Aod Catharine Wheel Platt Martin Thesiger Ausitier Decndant Cox Lord Abinger

Suspect Cleared in High Seas Throat Attempt Case

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT reports James Skeene was indicted for attempting to cut the throat of Captain Thomson of the brig Harriet off the Admiralty jurisdiction. Verdict: Not guilty by insanity. Three women Page Hill and East were charged with robbery from Job Hinton. jury acquitted on capital offence but found guilty of stealing, six months in the House of Correction.

OLD Court James Skeene Thomson Harriet High Seas Admiralty Court Page Hill East Job Hinton Corder House of Correction

New Court Sentences At Lincoln Prison Trials

The session ended with the Recorder and civic officers sentencing prisoners who had not yet received judgments. Death was pronounced for Peesworth after a court address, while others faced transportation for life or years for forgery and manslaughter. Numerous individuals received varying terms of imprisonment and hard labor, with some discharged or acquitted after indictments. An inquest at Windonl Turnham-green blamed neglect by the Brentford overseer for an infant’s death.

Presworth Wm. Tucker John Minter Hart Edward Blake Jonathan Bailey Betsey Simpson Margaret Tavilor Mary Simmonds Eliza Jaques Bridget Henrs Mary Fleming Mary A. Keith Ann Ryder Mary Coney Joseph Urraster Benjamin Moss W. Tharting J. Tharting G George Burt Frederick Wilson W.cupit George Walker W. Powell R.S. Stapleton W. Jones Thomas Godfrey A. Knox Robert Beale John Smith Dennis Collins J. Hutton J. Tashington W. Brierly W. Johnson W. Connor George Carter Timothy Crawley C. Spilsbury J. Warner J. Bullock Patrick Crawley George Jennings Robert Stewart Robert Hart Henry Chapel J. White Chas. Young W. Clark J. Zadeski A. M.carty C. Burford H. Francis G. Chapman T. Vandome W. Smith W- Davis F. Measure F. Williamson Eliza Robins M.A. Harvey Ellen Jennings Thos. Roseveer H. Morgan W. Campbell A. Hoskins Jas. Smith Thos. Westwood Geo. Allen Wm. Mills Henry Bates H. Livingston Alies Chaplin J. Jones Peesworth Arraigas John Pegsworth James Matthews Jeremiah Whitehead Mary Ann Smith J Augustus W. Birt D. Bingham Eliz, Horton J. Harris James Barry James Beard Thos. Howell D. Daley Marthe Daley David Bingham Susannah Wilson Apie Murphy Henry Williams Ron Grant James Arrig Stephen Bradley Jane Sexton Hannah Lewis Sarah Day M. A. Brigg Michael Connor Mary Mc Donald W. Wilson Saanel Pearson Ellen Donovan Edward Eager John Brooks D. Fowler Sarah Hal‘ford Joseph Safley J. Donovan James Fountain Mary Simmons Frederick C. Radford Richard Stiles George Crosby Charles Harris James Dodd Sarah Trigg L. O’brien W. Horton Mary Doyle Thomas Eastgate Windonl Turnham-green Margaret Neville Brentford Burgess

Lord Bollington Impostor Remanded on Fraud Charge

Police intelligence from Bow Street notes Richard Charles Claremont Swyth Parker was again brought to the bar after being remanded from Saturday. He faced a charge of defrauding a lady named Hutchings by posing as Lord Bollington, son of the Earl of Morley. Magistrate Mr Minshall stated Saturday's evidence justified committal for trial, though further charges were anticipated, and thus remanded him.

Lord Botuxetor Richard Charles Claremont Swyth Parker Minshall Hutchings Lord Bollington Earl of Morley Mirshall

Hatton Garden Embezzlement Hearing At St Pancras

A case against Mr Heartley, late a tax collector for St Pancras parish, charged with embezzling parish funds, was adjourned after disputes over evidence. Vestry officials attended as Heartley, said to be en route to Brighton, remained absent in London. The hearing was postponed to Saturday as the magistrate demanded proper original receipts and best evidence.

Heartley London Bennett M‘gahey Riah M'Gahey Board of Directors Gabbey Audge Benedett Mallett Court of King’s Bench

Shipping News Mutiny of Wrecks and Arrivals in Feb

In Fes. 7 reports wind S E and steady breezes with arrivals including the Honduras from Honduras and the Cornubia from Exeter. Sailed were the Duke of Manchester for Jamaica and the Shannon for Dublin. Several ships passed by the Asia from Calcutta for London and Mauritius to Cape. Ports note arrivals of the St Anne from St Andrews and the Maria from Smyrna and Gloucester. The St George from Mauritius and other vessels from Savannah Calcutta and Copenhagen also reached port. A ship named the Michael was lost on Shipwash with the mate saved. another vessel, the Retrench, grounded on Ambergris. The Brozambo from Liverpool arrived after ice-boat rescue following recent heavy weather.

Deat Fes S.E Honduras Weller Ward Exeter Jamaica Shannon Mills Dublin Pearsmoora Muoden Leghorn Gibraltar Amiable Victoire Barfleur Calcutts London Mauritius Snd Stettin Johanns Twedham Labeck Liverpool Wind S Christian Farzs Copenhagen Donald Calcutta Bahia Bond Berbice Watt Clegg Africa St. John’s N.B. Carx Frances Ann Hey Manilla Planter Genoa Facmocti Ann Smithwick Fly Guernsey Newhaven Barmore Brozembo

Public Sales Register remains at Garraway’s and Bermondsey

Auction notices list leases and freeholds in Garraway's, Bermondsey, Goswell Street, and Monmouth court with terms from 10 to 21 years. Items include inns like the Rose and Three Tuns, houses in Bermondsey Street, ground plots, warehouses, a farrier’s shop, and public houses in Crucifix Lane. Also notes rent details, ground rents, and several shares in the Deptford Piers and Improvement Company. Annuity secured on a freehold house in Church-row is mentioned, with life-interest details and a 18 month deferment.

Fes William Crafter Garraway’s Stone’s-end Sessions House Measra Warnters and Co Little Earl-street Monmouthcourt Beenie Goswell-Street Wellington Street Clerkenwell Messrs Southey and Son Bermondsey-streat St. John Southwark Bermondsey-street Greig’s Court Lés Crucifix-lane Artillery Street Bermondsey Artillery-court Russell-street Bermon Elman’s Court Deptford Piers and Improvement Company H. W. Cansdell Mart

Journey map tailor Lucas dies in Cheapside shop incident

On a Saturday morning between nine and ten o'clock a tailor named Lucas, employed by Mr Beowell in Cheapside, was found to have died after a pinch of gouff from his box toppled him on the shopboard. He leaves a young widow and two children.

Lucas Beowell Cheapside

Corsurns New Mentalty MacGazine Review

The magazine is praised for its new character and rich humour in this year’s second issue. Theodore Hook Haynes Bayly and J Howe contribute lively pieces while a new author Mr Howard debuts with Ratlin the Reefer, strengthening the periodical’s merit.

Corsurn Hook Esa Gurney Theodore Hook Haynes Bayly Howuerd Ratlin MM Ly. Dispatch

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