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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 19, 1834

Page

4

Publication A Tace Sun Market Rates Listing 3 O Clock Start

The publication notes rates for various international money markets including Amsterdam Rotterdam Paris Hamburg Vienna Madrid Cadiz Bilboa and Frankfort with multiple months and percentages. It records bond prices for Romanian Spanish Belgian Haitian loans and a Money Paper and Coin section. The text repeats the opening line about starting on Saturday past 3 o'clock.

Amsterdam Rotterdam Antwerp Hamburgh Paris Frankfort Vienna Trieste Madrid Cadiz Bilboa the Tace Sun

The Vienna Congress and English Church Rates Debate

The Paris and Vienna news touch on extended leave for generals and press controls in Germany while Spain restores authority to captains-general. In the House of Commons Mr Divett and Mr Hatt press for abolishing compulsory church rates, urging voluntary contributions. Exchequer concerns and cathedral lands are examined as potential funds, with Lord Palmerston praising Franco-English accord amid broader political tensions.

Brussels Paris Vienna Courrier Francais Europe Germany Suell Frankfort Senate Spain el Vapor Barcelona House of Commons Divert England Wales House D'Ovzer Lambeth Archbishop of Canterbury Divett Church of England Exeter

Press and political aims linked to foreign and domestic loyalties

The piece argues that both English and French publics maintain sympathy against oppressive rulers, while noting Russia's alleged maneuvers to fracture Anglo French ties. It critiques Lord Palmerston's stance, warns against enshrining exclusive alliances, and defends the Poor Law against calls for a national system. It insists on keeping faith with property rights and emphasizes the value of established parochial aid.

Lord Patmerston France England Lyons Birmingham Lord Palmerston Standard Paris Russia Turkey Napoteon Prince Metternica M. Ancillon Aussia Lord PatMenston Poor Law Commissioners Poor Law

Libel Law Reform Sparks House Debate

The new Solicitor-General Sir C Pepys moves for a Select Committee to review libel law. The speech outlines flaws in the present system and defends certain powers, while criticizing Mr Perrys and urging passage of Mr O Connors Bill amid delay and ongoing injustices.

Sir C. Pepys House of Commons Chanres Perrys O'Conner O’conner

Market Report From The City This Day

The city reports quiet public matters with unchanged factors in play. Consols slight rise to 91 4 with Portuguese at 61 Fourteen and Spanish Cortes at 23 7. The stock exchange shows scant movement as money market remains torpid and no public sales occur amid weak demand.

Aehi Oney Stock Exchange Lisbon India

Paris Letters Reflect Political Turmoil and Foreign Alliances

A Paris column reports on M Gisquet expanding his force to manage theatre oversight, jury-system reform talks, and disputes within Doctrinaires. It notes tensions with Whigs and Muscovites, a Lyons tax riot, and fresh dispatches from the Spanish frontiers about loans, the Cortes, and cabinet rumours.

M. Gisquet Parquet M. Persil Cour Des Ansires M. B—ville Marshal Soult M. Thiers la Guillotine Lyons Bayonne Bank of Count de Guaqui Burgos Cox Populi Count de Toreno M. Mascogo Messra. B——and Co Paris Toreno Portefeuille Russia Austria Prussia Baron de Brunetti Madrid Bordeaux Sth Morilo St. Jacques de Compostello Don Carlcs Louis Philip France Savoy M. de Ramigny Switzerland Nice Duchess of Berry Charles Albert Louis Phillippe Genoa M.de Jominy Nicholas Paria St. Petersburgh Monsieur General de Jominy Berthier Dresden Moreau Alreag Tuileries Talleyrand M. de Bonteneuff St. Patrick Grignon’s Br. Los Rios Berlin Coiey Frederick William and Co

Cholera Outbreak Hits Western County Ireland

Reports from Dunmanway Bantry and Skibbereen describe a severe cholera wave lasting weeks. Over 90 cases in Dunmanway with most fatalities, widespread distress as whole families perish, though later notes claim some improvement while poverty remains dire. In Dublin city cases are few and limited to those with intemperate habits.

Skibbereen Cerk Reening Herald

Tragic Occurrence at Burgystreet Duel Weap ons

Sunday morning the son of a performer at Burgystreet St Mary Axe showed loaded pistols to apprentice William Cox. They fired while miming a duel. Cox was struck in the head and died at London Hospital. In related matter, Marquis of Clanricarde to chair Crary Lane Theatrical Fund anniversary dinner with a notable musical program featuring Shirreff, Caase, Betts, Invergyit, Crouch and others.

Daniels Perfomer Burgystreet St. Mary Axe Wm. Cox Young Daniels London Duke of Sussex Marquis of Clanricarde Crary-lane Mesdames Shirreff H. Caase Betts Invergyit Crouch Mesers H. Phillips Bochta Cooke Kellner Signor Masoni

Portsmouh Naval Movements Report From Spithead

From our correspondent in Portsmouth, details emerge of ships in harbor and under way. Dox Pedro fifty guns arrives from the eastward and is saluted by the Commander-in-Chief. Nautilus ten guns towed out by Salamander, will sail to take mail to Lisbon, while the Princess Charlotte is readied to relieve St Vincent. Revenge undergoes a keel replacement and should sail in nine to ten days.

Donon Maria Dox Pedro Spithead Victory William Crook Salamander Casties Falmouth Lisbon Plymouth His Majesty’s Dockyard St. Vincent Mediterranean Revenge

Wind and Time Satirized in Metropolis Spirit Play

A review from a monthly on a national tragi comed y titled to the Spirit of the Time mocks all parties. It denounces social schemes and the worship of gold while urging labor and reason over luxury. The piece attacks poverty, taxation, and the abuse of wealth and calls for a humane reordering of industry and society.

Falee The Metropolitan Owen Robert Wision Priestcraft

Meetings of Creditors at Basinghall Street Tomorrow

A list of creditors and their addresses appears for a court relief of insolvent debtors case. Names include T Ely Mark-lane commission-agent, H Baylis Fleet-street printer, and numerous tradespeople such as a carpenter, coal dealer, undertaker, tailor, bookseller, and grocer. Proceedings note prisoners to be heard at Portgal sees.

Basinghall Street T. Ely Mark-lane H. Baylis Johnson’s Court Fleet-street W. Blofield Hovier-Lanej Smithfield Carpenter Cassell Sen Croydon Portgal Sees Hionias Betel Passa Apel Nineanship Great George-street Enaton Dalton Warlingham Surrey Challis Primrose Street Bishopegate Rand Place Hardy Brightgn-place Waterloo-road Ponder's End Middlesex Paul Paul Peters Chobham Fitzpatrick Wetford-street Pancras Turner Parker Chandos-atreet Hair-Breamer Hoaken Withan-street Blackfriars Cox J. H J. James Ewalk Clerkenwell Fenson Hatton I Killick Quebec-street Marylebone Lonser Huggin-lane Morgan Albion-place Arrey Tyeredey Philpot Penmain Monmouthshire Patwill Symersea Church John-street Platts Tafton-street Westminster Allen Bermondsey-street

Births and Marriages Notice Fragment from London Papers

Births announce multiple entries including a son to P Borthwick of Ghavelles Park and a daughter to someone in the Rome marriage list. marriages noted at Brighton and Soho’s St Anne’s Church with Wm Esq and Maria Therese Corraggio linked to John Wastie. deaths listed in Pall Mall Devonshire Street Woolwich and Peckham Rye with ages. Brussels death of Lady Charlotte Fid noted.

Ghavelles Park P. Borthwick Ofa Son Lady of J. W Lou Daughten Brighton Philip Stewart Bombay Maitan Tate W. Dawso Feq Binard’s Berks Se. Anne's Church Soho Maria Therese Corraggio John Wastie Sheffieldhome Hants Pall-mall A. Adairen Flixton-hall Suffolk Seis Devonshire-street Morier Newcrom A. Simpson Mary John Dorast Poole Woolwich-common Elizabeth Brussels Charlotte Adelaide Constance

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