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True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 19, 1835

Page

1

Auction of Books and Copyrights at Wellington Street

Assignees by Sothesby Gordon offer by auction a stock of books and copyrights from Mr S W Sugtenance late of 167 with valued items including Nash's Paris and Lysons London, many bound in morocco. Sale dated Tuesday January 20th 1685 at Wellington Street Strand. Catalogues available. quire stock to be drawn the morning of sale.

George Hensery Wellington-street- Strand S. W. Sugtenance Shakspeare Morocco Hekewili Nash Paris Russia Ronicles Sagrocco Kbar g. _Lysons Buy Irons London Magne Brisavols Watts Bibliotheca Britannica Pita Unia Batty Shaw Iatalogues

French Chamber debates payment plan under United States treaty

Paris January 15 session of the Chamber of Deputies opened with M Hamann presenting a finance bill tied to the July 4 1831 treaty with the United States. The government seeks authorization to place 25 million francs in the budget in six installments and to fund related French claims while awaiting US actions. The debate stressed national dignity, commercial interests, and adherence to the treaty, with the bill to be examined by a committee.

Paris Chamber OF Deputies M. Dopin M. Hamann Finance Gelemen Fas Thal France United American Congress United States Jackson Francé Congress Washington Felten Louis Philip, &c Yemen Sates Ieee Chamber Pan Pelet la Lettre Gen Cain Aira

Paris prints and reports on treaties and foreign affairs

The Journal de Paris notes the Chamber tabled documents on the treaty with the United States and the government’s printing plans. Reports in journals discuss the Compiegne treaty of 1834 and later abolitionist pacts, Livingston’s note on passports, Mina’s potential recall, and unfounded deputation rumors. Vienna and Stutgart notices list stock and financial quotes.

United States Chamber Journal de Paris Paris Moniteur Compiegne France England Denmark Livingston Stuttgard Assembly of the States

Hamburgh Papers United Messages From Europe Across Jan

A compilation from Hamburgh Copenhagen Baden Stockholm Petersburgh and Warsaw delivers press law talk New Year disturbances in Baden with police clashes and injuries while Stockholms 1833 report notes rising navigation trade imports exports and cotton weaving growth The Stockholm report cites modest import duties and cheaper medicines sugar and coffee The German and Polish items include honors for Count Von Sachtelen cancellations and governmental appointments as well as late counts and state council actions Foreign funds and exchange rates are listed for Austrian Russian English Polish and Spanish securities with various per cent yields and city quotations.

Stockholm Ima West Gothland Svenruksen Fahcand Petersborgh Count von Sachtelen Sweden Warsaw Cracow Rosalie Malushowska Waywode Nicholas Starynklewitsch Faf Fugitee Kingdom of Poland Hamburgh Petersburg Bremen Berlin

Arrivals and Shipping Notices From Calcutta to Liverpool

Shipping notices list arrivals and departures last week including Royal George from Calcutta and St Helena, Parmelia from Singapore, and Perseverance from Canton. Passengers aboard Royal George include Mrs Webb and two children, and officers from the 38th Foot. Ships expected include General Palmer and Mary Ann Webb from Bengal and Aurora from Bengal.

The Atlas Royal George Wilson Portsmouth Calcutta St. Helena Columbia Ware Penzanoce Singapore Huddersfield Noakes Liverpool Bomay Parmelia Gilbert Ripley Patriot King Clarke Liverpools Frankland Edwards Saugor Magnet Collier Gravesend Cape Allerton Gill General Hewitt Bankier Downa Madras Perseverance Gibson Canton India Bengal Webb Whish Layard H.M. 44Th Foot Bates HLM 38Th Foot Remington 12Th WL James Stanley Harris Selina Luckie Tyrer Ebbs William, Hamlin Greenock Ernaad Gillet London Katharine Stuart Forbes Anderson Duke of Roxburgh Petre Bombay Amelia Thompson Pigott Lee Cordelia Creighton Exmouth Warren Maclean Cleveland Marley Upton Castle Paggins Reptis Claremont Bolton Aurora Dawson General Palmer Thomas Lord of the Tales Highton Mary Ann Webb Verner Hector Cowley Mermaid Johnson Palmira Loader Duke of Argyll Bristow Palmer Lord of the Isles Royal William Earl Eldon John Stamp

Rumor of Impediment to Chesney Euphrates Expedition Cleared

News from the Bengal Harkara reports no insurmountable obstacle to Captain Chesney’s Euphrates expedition. The Indian army command and India Board have approved a succession arrangement for lieutenant colonels, removing prior grounds for complaint. The July army list was received, signaling continued preparations for the expedition of political importance.

Chesney Euphrates Russia Porte Cheaney Bengal

Injustice in Bengal Army Brevet Promotions in 1834

A letter from Tam, August 1834, laments brevet colonelcies awarded to Lt Col C and Lt Col B of the 3d and 49th regiments from January 22 1834. It accuses the action of degrading 31 lieutenant colonels in the Bengal service, questions the acts prompting the rewards, and seeks official redress through the Court of Directors and the Sovereign.

Bengal His Milton England Court of Directors Tam

Insolvent Court in Calcutta Declares Five Percent Dividend

The Calcutta insolvency notice reports a five percent dividend in the Colvin and Co. estate and an absolute order nisi allowing Doctor A Russell Jackson to obtain a bankruptcy certificate in England. Trust-claimants’ election period closes with none choosing, debarring them from the privilege. Also noted is a twelve percent dividend in the John Palmer matter. Other dispatches cite Bengal floods, monsoon damage, and updates on regional military and political affairs with references to Calcutta, Patna, Gwalior, and Shah Shujah.

Calcutta Aus Colvin and Co A. Russell Jackson England John Palmer Bengal Arrah Patna Ganges Saav Siojan Lodhanah Bengal Harkarz Ranjeet Sing Shah Shujah Lodianah Candahar Dost Mahomed Indore William British India Jodepoor Gwalior Rajah Maun Sing Jadepoor Rajpoor London Edouardo E Cristina Elisa E Claudio Pitot Seavicez India Jungapore William Bentinck Berhampore Jungypore Shergotty Tukary Delhi Guzerat Presidency Bombay Gazette Surat Broach Gundevee Nausaree Lndia Negapatam Curacoa Joudpoor Neemach Vide Atias Indus Cutch Rao Lahore Googer Sing John Bull Sahib Herkaru

Law Intelligence Hurdle Over Bridges On Canal

In Westminster during Hilary Term a motion by the London and Birmingham Railway Company seeks to restrain the Grand Junction Canal Company from obstructing temporary bridges over the canal. The case hinges on parliamentary powers to enter lands and erect bridges and whether a temporary bridge was authorized or merely a permanent structure. The judge postponed judgment until Monday.

Rolls’ Court Westminster London and Sirmingham Grand Junction Canal Company London and Birmingham ‘Railway Company Grand Sanction Canal Company Pemberton London and Birmingham Railway Company Birmingham London Waverton Warwickshire Birmingham Railway Company Birmingham Company Charles Wetherell Birmingham London Railway Comany Laugier

Police Intelligence in Marylebone Distress Among the Poor

In Marylebone three unemployed men named Flushing Jones and Gold were seized by Mendicity Society officers and ex-sergeant Horsford for singing and begging in the streets to stave off starvation. They were jailed for one month in the House of Correction after protesting their dire situation. The tale includes Pashley’s chest of accusations, Kensington's aid, and a public spectacle involving reforms and a tall sober man named Henry Bryant for raising alarms about police abuses.

Marylebone Marantra Flushing Jones Gold Shulton Horsford Mendicity Society Mr. Shutt Blue Devil New-road Shutton Shalton Captaio Smith House of Correction Paintey Cochrane-terrace Portland Town Pashley Kensington Jstrates Manchester Nsington Mr. K Henry Bryant Shutt Baccht Pleruz Middlesex Mellon-Street Euston-square Hume Finsbury Wakley Elizabeth. Hickman Boston-place Regent’s Park William Hickman Morton Brown-street Edgeware Road Thrustell T. W. Smith Merryweather Thrussell Holborn Queen-Square Sappuretine Caroline Bernard St. John’s Wood Messrs Gregorie and Burteil Kirkpatrick Kirkpatrick and Cornell Lipes L Division Kennington Gregorie Abe Samad Henry Mott Regent-street Westminster Gregorio Avid Barrell Charles Jakes Field Mott Dowson Samuel Mott Court of Common Pleas Dewson Lambeth Street Decroas John Dizon Robert Heary Ant Cruikshank Hydeark Beaus Boas East Mount-terrace Adjcent London Hospital Mile

Fractured tale of a prisoner and a drummer in distress

A chaotic scene unfolds as a prisoner and drummer clash with police. Amid gun lines, crowd cheers, and a damaged tambourine, the magistrate condemns the proceedings as disgraceful in the hospital precincts while patients are disturbed by the incident.

Death of the Primate of Ireland Thomas Kelly

Freeman's Journal reports the death of Most Rev Thomas Kelly Primate of Ireland from malignant fever contracted while administering rites in Drogheda. Born around 1800s, educated at Maynooth, he held multiple church offices, becoming bishop of Dromore in 1826 and primate in 1832, praised for zeal and temperance.

Freeman’s Journal Thomas Kelly Ireland Drogheda Kis Grace Maynooth Dublin Machale Killala Dromore Newry Dublis Catholic Church Asa Curtis Kelly Zelus Edward Kingdon Freeman's Journal

Wrecks and wreckers noted in Lloyd's List dispatches

From Lloyds List Friday: vessels report wrecks, strandings, and salvage across the Atlantic and Pacific. The Joseph Weller arrives Sydney reports rose of the frier killed, natives attacked crew. other ships damaged or lost near Voel Bank, Tiree, Laguna, Fernando Po, and Ardgowan Point with cargoes saved and repairs under way.

Lloyd's LiverPool Joseph Weller Sydney New South Wales New Zealand Voel Bank Wohlfahr Paunke Yeseterday Perry Utters John’s New Brunswick Tiree Caroline Bristol Fitzroy Sunderland Hardy Julia Arthur Laguna Cargues M‘nabb Fernando Po Gensa Ardgowan Point Thinport Belfast Drogheda Dundee St. John’s Point Barpuineton Hope Peagie London Kirkaldy Flamborough Head Blaize Hehre Yarmouth Wilson Pape Shediac Hull Jobo Ana Esson Constantinople England Odessa Catcatta Gillett Edward King William Stewart Neptune Amelian Thompson Pigot Sineapors Fraser Batavia China Ashoar Straits of Rhio Banik Dom Affange Santos Lisbon Montrose Griffiths Demerara Ontigans Orleans Calliope Bates Ayres Haan Iiss Resabier Tanep Dot Ite Agnes Pictou St. Vincent Gaspe Lagua Tabasco Curyaford S.E Augustus Consne Iain Apt Rie Henry New Yorks Norfolk Doncaster Fal

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