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True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 09, 1835

Page

1

Parish Directors to hear butter and cheese tender bids

Notices reveal the Poor of the Pancras Middlesex parish will meet at the Workhouse on Tuesday the 27th of March at ten o clock to receive proposals to supply butter and cheese for the use of the workhouse. Tender forms and details available at Gordon-street Vestry rooms.

Pancras Middlesex King's Road Poor Law Commissioners England and Wales Gordon-street Gordon-square John Mgahey Marshall & Co.’s Bt. Martin’s Court West of England

Wrecks and shipboard mishaps reported at several ports

Lloyds List from Friday chronicles numerous maritime incidents along Britain and Ireland. Vessels including Edith of Southampton and John and Mary were driven ashore or wrecked. cargo spoilage, rigging loss, and holes below the waterline reported. Ships like Exquisite and Argo suffered collisions, while crews were saved or lost in gales and squalls.

Wrecks and Shipping News From Yarmouth Harbour

Yarmouth March 5 reports several sailing ships towed in to safety or leaky after mishaps. The Jasper of Sunderland towed in dismasted. Waterloo damaged after contact with Joanna. Bellona from Shields ran onto Corton Sand but was assisted off and proceeding leaky to Harwich. The Lady Jane assisted with wind upset and anchor loss. The Melona from Sunderland to London went ashore on Corton Sand, rescued and brought in very leaky. The Woolsington from Newcastle to London entered Bridlington. The Nymphe wrecked near Jemel to Dundee. crew saved. Numerous vessels stranded or damaged across February as storms persist.

Lloyd’s List Newhaven Edith Southampton J. P. Jake Fatwoutha Garson Lisbon Rotterdam Jersey Fes Ellen Love Sunderland Dublio John and Mary Parker Pembroke Gloucester Breaksea Point N.E Mitforp Marcu Catherine Travers Courtmashery Haven St. Ann’s Head LiaNg Liu Fea Idris Penticost Antigua Pwuiueit Liverrout Maren Linta Countess of Lonsdale Buenos Ayres Mary Bibby Bombay Argo New Orleans Zebulon Foster Queen's Dock Jenkins Singapore Mascu Hannibal Cubbon Newry Rince Holyhead Ross Runcorn N.W Willisam Brown Jamaica Honduras Louisa, Ball Savannah William Herdman Florida Warrenavexy Nile Wilson Maryport Dumfries Scott Pite Foudry Newbiggen Pile N.N.W James Holmes Morris Demerara Grenada Dublin IsLtor Juno Alger Elfest Liverool Peel Whitehaven Ayr Marca Aspasia Gardner Greenock Troon Lascon Magch Minerva Kerr Clyde Leghorn Lochryan UBLIN Jerne Dowsley Fayal Arklow Banks Kingstown Rocklys Shannon Liverpool Ballyshannon Killybegs Fargo Lienter Magcy SW. W. NW Duke of Clarence London Bolands Rocks Sligo Makeus Venus Gowan Greg Woneway Stockholm Shields Laing Rey Lyon W.S.W William and Alexander Newton Newcastle Mary Duncan Grimsby N. W. Strong Yarmouth Jasper Lowestorre Waterloo Tomlinnov Joanna Maldon Bellona Corton Harwich Lady Jane Jeffery Hakwron Marcus Melona Alsop Woolsington Atkinson Bridlington Walsingham Bornheim Schultz Jemel Dundee Elsinore Che Frau Catharina Carmarthen Lodge Memel Carlscrona Hamsugon Maria Eleonore Vorschung Turpin Hamburgh Rochester Burgermeister Schmidt Peterson Havaonah Bremen Helliprobaven Colchester LaLonica Fen Candia Cape Cassandra Monte Vipeo Merrimack Boston Rio Janeiro Abanham Ogston Hambourgh St. Ignacio de Souza Bahia van Theodora Henrick Paulsen Almeria Antwerp Brest Phoenix Saulome Cette Long Island New York

British squadron sails to sea amid Malta dispatches

From Malta and Portsmouth a letter reports urgent orders for Vice Admiral Rowley’s squadron to prepare for sea on March 7. The force includes Caledonia as flagship, Canopus, Thunderer, Edinburgh, Malabar, Revenge, Endymion, Vernon, Tribune, and others. Messages note a plot against the Sultan and possible Russian involvement, with sails and mail duties outlined for Mediterranean routes and a planned mail steamer service between Malta, Alexandria, Corfu, and Gibraltar.

Hampshire Malta Sir Josias Rowley Lord Fioasoghy Constantinople Thunderer Caledonia Canopus Edinburgh Malabar Revenge Endymion Vernon Tribune Childers Hind Medea Scout Colombine Dardanelles Russia Tripoli Gibraltar Portland Salamis Tyne Corfu Falmouth Alexandria Confiance Hapland Cadiz Ffalmouth Athens Alta England Cochrane Marseilles Genoa Leghorn Naples Syria Smyrna Mediterranean Tripout Warrington Mundy Bashaw Ali Mescia Hehera Mermont Duke of Ragusa Italy Pratique Valetta Mr. Blaydes R.Y.S Ariel Sicily Lord Edward Russell St. Helen’s South America Com Crozier Spithead East Indies Yarmouth Roads Hobson Plymouth Cape of Good Hope Scylla Carpenter Pelican Popham Downs Africa Halifax Geo. Cockburn

Gales and naval arrivals in port and at sea

A week of gales from southwest to northeast affected vessels in the Sound and Catwater. Several ships weighed at night and headed to sea, some reaching Ashad for Bea-room while others returned to soundings by Monday. By Friday the gale eased, with ships riding out squalls and a coasting schooner wreck avoided near Queen Anne's Battery. Admiral Hargood departs on leave as warships and transports prepare for nearby expeditions and new sea duties.

S.W. W.S.W N.E Portland Aparece Queen Anne’s Battery W. Hargood G.C.B G.C.H Bath Roas C.B Rhadamanthus G. Cockburn Dublin Hope Rover Eden Netcor Duffill W. Crook Falmouth Ladd Mediterranean Euphratea Isle of Man Douglas Pylades His Winchester Sparshott Wolf Stanley Trinculo Booth Cape of Good Hope Indies Agincourt Wellesley Fisgard Rodney America Melampua Hamoaze San Josef Nautilus Skylark Alban Meteor Sound Romney Royalist Wind W N.N Thomas and Alfred Paisley St. Vincent Bulab Haynes New Orleans Star of the West Quiller Teneriffe Eolus Zaanenberg Villa Nova Aurora Howell Liverpool Strong N.W Earl Caencross Antwerp Britannia Mitchell London Cadiz Banff Rowland Thomas and Alfred St. Vincent’s S.W Earl Bathurst Smith Mauritius Commodore Cousens Waterford Factor Jones Dee Morgan

Woolwich Yard and naval appointments listed

The Jupiter was commissioned again by Captain A court with officers including Lts Isyron Trench and Ogilby and purser Jones. The Salamander was paid off. Falmouth lighter to Hamburg with royal horses. Star packet to launch later this month. Dee stays West Indies, Medea in Mediterranean. Convict guard to sail from Deptford aboard Marquis Handy for New South Wales. 48th Regiment arrives in the Downs en route to Canterbury. N J Lee named Master and R Ross mute to Fountain tank vessel bound for Jamaica. Greenwich Gazette.

Jupiter A’court Richard Isyron R. le Poer Trench Ogilby Northcote Jeremiah L. Jones Alexander Neil James Steel B. Barlow Marines Godden Carter and Brown Falmouth Hamburgh Germany Star Packet West India Station Mediterranean Deptford Marquis Handy New South Walesa Downs India Travesend Canterbury Barracks N. J. Lee Vr. R. Ross Jamaica Greenwich

Deputation Visits Angerstein Over Dockyard Petition

A Woolwich workmen deputation met with Angerstein and Barnard at St James's Square after an interview with Earl De Grey. The lordship favors ending government contracts for ships and improving work hours for refreshment, but will seek colleagues’ opinions before deciding. The meeting at Whitehall reported with thanks and dockyard cheers.

His Majesty S Dockyard Woolwich Angerstein Barnard White Lions Greenteich Minine Igeniitorenis Galena Tinnile Landulph Tamar South Hope Lake New South Hope Lode Devonport Telegraph

Paris Dispatches Report Ottoman Envoy Arrival and Franco Ministry Talks

Paris reports the Ottoman Court’s new ambassador Nomary Effeqdi arriving and notes cholera in Morocco and naval preparations for Africa. In the Chamber, ministers and candidates argue over ministry formation as Soult refuses the headship and Broglie’s recall stirs Doctrinaire tensions amid alarming Danish press restrictions.

King Otho halts theatre project amid Greek distress

From Athens comes praise of King Otho for suspending a theatre's construction to ease hardship. With many strangers and scarce workmen, the king prioritizes urgent needs, saying Greece cannot fund nonessential projects. A Danish note adds that 2000+ signatories seek press liberty, amid prosecutions.

Athens Otho Greece Olstein Fes Copenhagen Denmark

Calcutta Gazette reveals troop movements and India unrest

The Calcutta India Gazette notes a clash between E Morrison and F Adam with rumours of a challenge. It details a planned English expedition to Joudpool with seven eight inch howitzers, eight six inch mortars, 250 rounds of shrapnel and balls, and 274 bullocks for transport. Rajah Main Linex mobilizes 17,000 Arabs and 20,000 Rajpoets, while disbanded Company soldiers are enlisting. Governor-General reportedly may sail for England in March.

Tyrer Calcutta India Gazette E. Morrison F. Adam Joudpool Almere Main Linex England Guzarat Tarmah Ratnagaree Poona Ahmednager Indore Harry Holkar Haary Holkar Scrampore Copenhagen Denmark M. Renpina Janguebar Hinostan Haynes Socotia

Leeds Intelligencer Manufactures and Trade Abstract

Market conditions across Leeds show subdued demand with few sales in Brarporp and Wanfield areas. Cloth Hall activity remains steady but prices unchanged while damask and textiles see mixed demand. yarns, fustiana, velveteen, and silk trades shift employment patterns and wages adjust amid brisk hatting and cotton weaving activity in Lancashire.

Leeds Intelligencer Manoester Fes Lancashire Manchester

naval action at Canton gaiety in 1854 napier affair

The Devonport Telegraph recounts Lord Napier’s failed Canton mission, the attack on the Bocca Tigris passage by British ships the Indomitable and Andromache, heavy Chinese fort defenses at Wang-tong and Tigre Island, casualties minimal, and the trade reopening on October 1 after a tense sequence of negotiations and bombardment.

Eit Harzour Coreese Bpcomeb Andromasie Ie Boces Iris Lord Napier Aton Canton Imogene Andromache Gues Napier Whampoa Louisa Macau Charles Elliot Chumpee Wang-tone Qld Tigre Wang-tong Anonhoy Ona Blackwood John Chinaman Tigre Island Janks, &c Whampas Macao Devonport

Dreadful fire accident harms young fire boy

A fire boy, son of a city mechanic named Michael Newman, suffered severe burns after his four year old body left his father's lap while the father slept. The mother fainted upon return. The incident occurred at No 1 Fetherstone court City-road. The child’s recovery is not expected. Numerous accidents followed a tempest with great damage to warehouses and dwellings in the City. A chimney stack at Roddlane Fenchurch-street collapsed on a dressing-room below. River damage rose as vessels broke from moorings, Thames police aided several adrift ships to prevent further peril.

Paris Marcu London Nomary Effeqdi Mbasay Algiers Morocco Tetuan Oran Mussulman Dey Fom Toulon Castor M. Lut Africa Eclaireur Brasier and Coureur Chamber OF Deputies Peter(de la Lozere Duke de Fitzjames Messrs M. Sauzer M.humann M. Guizot Department of the Interior M. Thiers Foreign Affairs Merning M. Damon M. Persil Moulins Vienna Austria Francis I Luneville Galignani M.de Momai Marshal Soult Tuileries Louis Philippe M. Sebastiani M. Dupin Duke de Broglie M. de Broglie Bourbon France Gazette de France Michael Newman Fetherstone-court Fetherstone Street City-road Newman Hicu Richard "Phillips Roddlane Fenchurch-street Phillips Thames Police

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