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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 06, 1834

Page

1

Purified Soap Promotion for Washing Linen

An extensive advertisement promotes WARMOLL and Co.'s Purified Soap for washing linen. It claims superior grease and stain removal with one quarter the effort, suitable for white or colored linen and even delicate garments. Directions on packets ensure best results. A long list of London merchants and firms selling the product is provided for widespread availability.

Warmoll and Co Dann, Johnson and Co Bond-st Earleton and Co Newgate-st Pateshal, Jones Dan Fenchurch-street Lund Newgate-street Mr. Evans Etrand Messrs. Knight and Sona Gracechurch Street New Ond-street Sharpe and Sons Fincham and Co Charing-cross Messrs Day and Co Gracechurch-street Mr. Jackson Piccadilly Mr. Stokes Strand Freeman Wigmore-street Watson and Gates Aldgate Burn Yockney Bedford-street Covent-garden North, Simpson, and Co Bridgestreet Blackfriars Busckburn Hedfordwrett Farr Gill Coventry-street Butler and Co Haymarket Mandley Buttershaw Holborn-bridge Mayo Fleat-street Stott Bishopsgate-street Pattrick Whitechapel Flowers Fore-street Bourne, and Ghaféeld Reece Shoreditch Mr. Robinson Red Lion-street Mr. Airy Beare Oxford-street Mesars, Horne and Co Charlotte-street Tottenham Court-road Mr. Wright Oxford- Street Hudson Grawford-street Atkinson Taylor Old Jewry Cheapside Field and Co Mr. Benham Lamb’s Conduit Mr. Oakley Mr. Ettridge Taylor and Co Hol . Hanster Little Newport-street Marchant High Holborn Pater Newington-causeway Bridgehouse-place Newington Hickson Minories Acton Farringdon Street Crispe Queen's-buildings Knight Bridge Mir. Aday Turnham-green Miles Marlborough-street Steward Sloane-street Hill Ditto Mr. Tom Wil More-street Hoxton Chamberlain Stratford Saunders High-street Bow Gooding Hoxton Old Town Mr. Greyling Whitechapel-road Mr. Chapman Church-street Woolwich Ouldis Henry-street Hampstead Mr. Thompson Park-street Camden-town Afr Ryder Lower-street Islingston Pool Hills Detford Curtis Gravelane Deptford Haramond Dartford Langford Stroud Bushy Romford Lord Skinner-Street Somers’ Town Hone Greenwich Giles Fowler St. Alban

Vessels Arrive and Dull Cotton Market In Liverpool

Shipping notices report arrivals from Smyrna Bahia Charleston New York and Pernambuco with the Sancho Panza and Pacific among others. The Liverpool cotton market remains dull with small sales and a notable decline from last quotes as 4,866 bags smart and 2,480 sold. Publications from the Record Board and city budget notes are listed, including Paris finances, Captain Ross's boat at Woolwich, Henry VIII tidbits, and taxation tolls at Upper East Smithfield.

Sea Island New Orleans Alabama, &c Pernams Bahia Maranbam West India Carthagena Smyrna Surat Record Board England Wales Lingard Southey Ross Woolwich Henry VIII Nice Puppines African Company Hoy Trinity Aldgate Cornwallia Nicholas Throgmorton London West India Docks London Docks Peregrine Maitland New Brunswick Colin Campbell Portamouth Halifax Colonial Office Peregrine Geneva North America Lord Bathurst Stewart Jones Shrewsbury Bathurst St. James's Parish Cranbournalley

Shoreditch church intruder and assorted 1834 cases

Mary Stokes was charged with drunkenly entering Shoreditch Church during service and was remanded to Bridewell for one month. The report also covers Hetherington apprentice case over Poor Man's Guardian, a solicitor charged with theft, horse stealing, and multiple minor trials including public notice cases and a censure on a licensed victuallers society.

Habier Stowell Trail Hobjer

Clonfert bishoprics and continental nuptials in brief

Noting limited livings for Dr Butson in Clonfert over twenty years, patronage centered on Lord Clanricarde and the Archdeacon. Knox to fix residence at Limerick see-house within weeks. Also reports Incendiary risk near Poole and Munich royal nuptials with a Baden ministerial appointment, plus Paris theatre production totals and 1831 1832 theatrical authors.

Butson Clonfert Salter Poole Dorset Chronicle Augsburg Gazette Matilda Bavaria Hesse Daralstadt Munich Darmstadt Augsburg Winter Duchy of Baden Vienna Paris Académie Royale de Musique Théatre Francais Opéra Saceae Opéra Italien Vaudeville Palais Royale Variétés Porte St. Martin Gaieté Ambigu Folies-Dramatiques Cirque Moliére Pantheon M. Scribe Leng Sat Pacis Dasort Mare Paolin Duport M. Broosh Alexia Cambercause Brankee Gi Me Carmouche Maillan M. Theodore Nazel Golignani

Juvenile theft cases and light sentences judged

On Saturday Henry Ross and Henry Engleton, both fourteen, faced charges for theft and receiving stolen goods. The court found Engleton guilty and sentenced him to seven years transportation, while Ross received three weeks imprisonment and separation from other prisoners. A related Averictxe Case saw Joseph Campbell, eleven, convicted of stealing 23 6d from Mr Seabrook and sentenced to eight days in a separate cell after his mother pleaded for leniency.

Queen-Square Danie Hicuway Carlisle Kennington-lane Weaterloo Road Victoria Surrey Theatres Allen Fitzgerald Jerrold Hill Hili Woodberry Rovnery Joseph Gilbert Regiment of Grenadier Guards Thomas Barnes Game Regiment Tower Tower of London Watkins York-road Lambeth Erfeeds Sap Company Henry Ross Henry Engleton Page Ross Engleton Ember Joseph Campbell Seabrook Abercorn Stanmore

Copper Ores for Sale at Redruth Mines

Mining intelligence lists copper ore offered for sale at Redruth on 6 January from multiple mines including Marasion 338 tons Fowey Consola 284 Tol gus 260 Wheal Darlington 260 Retallack 210 Tressrean 309 Wheal Busy 201 Wheal Trenwith 190 Levant 183 Wheal Buller 175 Relistian 170 Wheal Jewel 114 Herland 102 Wheel Mary 74 Weal Wheal Torgus 74 Copper House Ores 53 Wheal Prudence 26 Wheal Charles 20 totaling 2913 tons.

Redruth Charles

Price of Metals From Mexico Mining News Expected

A daily packet from Mexico is anticipated to bring fresh mining news and counter reports about metal prices and related developments, aiming to clarify ongoing discussions and bring authoritative updates to readers.

Mexico

Proposed Bridge at Clifton Motley's novel arch plan

The plan for a 600 foot Avon bridge at Clifton uses iron piles and tightly stretched chains to create a suspended arch without scaffolding. Motley's method would start near the cliffs with lower arch segments anchored to rock, then raise sections downward to form a solid upright arch, with transverse bars and chains providing stability and weight relief. Several engineers reportedly approve, citing potential cost savings and strong support.

Avon Clifton Motley

Value statue hidden in Custom-house awaiting discovery

An abandoned white marble full-length statue lies forgotten in the Custom-house. The item, referred to as a cinema case with crevices, is connected to the Theatre de la Monnaie and to a mysterious artist and its arrival, with unclear details about ownership and representation.

Ima Getas Pargon Theatre de la Monnaie

Turbulent Seas Leave Ships Wrecked And Crew Safe

Reports from Lloyds Graveseap and various ports detail a widespread gale at sea with multiple vessels wrecked or driven ashore. The Carnation Packet, Vale of Clwyd, and numerous steamers and brigs endure damage or sinking near Liverpool, Park Gate, and surrounding waters. Several crews are saved or awaiting salvage as ships ride out the storm off GeorGe's Pier and the Dingle.

Lloyd’s Doug Leone Liverpool Ee Liverroot Eltida New Wares Mainstant Carnation Packet Princes Basin Vale of Clwyd George’s Pier Waterford Princes Pier Liverpoo Salisbury Cape of Good Hope Marseilles Dingle Bootle Bay Arvon Park Gate Park ‘Gate Margaret Bengal Ransey Iseov Man Orwell Gow New Orleans Iitehaven Jan. L George Westray West Limerick Warkington N.N.W Wey Westport Fraser Stico John Inverness Valiant Sunderland Bolivar Aberdeen Argo Workinon Ballychelan Jan Berwick-upon-Tweed Muir Stockton Union Yarmouth Redcar Rock Hott S.W Goole Canada Pyle Hull Spain Gene Yarmoura Flower of Edinburgh Suuerland Lowestorre Boston Packet Shields St. Petersburgh Darlington Newcastle Newcome Skilley Arpscroven Anatolia Sinclaix London Harwich Hawk Murray Montrose Loan Southwold Greenock Partridge Jamaica Blyth Mary Betty M‘kane Campbeltown Avina Canistiansanp Marie Antoinette Lamenoe Alesund Lavavic Niord Pederson Fondon Langelund Fnstant Gothenpurc Elizabeth Stedman Beaton Nidingen Guadaloupe Havre de Nantes Nantes Goree Minerve Reséeis Roquetas Jesui St. Hexen Tod Singapore Samuel Brown Massitivs Biat Julius Casas Eindeey Eston Gibraltar Gloucester Bowes Eom Mary Elizabeth Fifax Quebec J- Conts Felix Souligny Montreal Mille Wache Rockaway Helen Londom Chaleur Pascree Capa Iean Aaron A Cape Palos NaveLta Taganrog Negpont Axrora

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