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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 21, 1834
Page
5
A light two seat green pair-horse cabriolet phaeton with mail-coach axles lamps and brown lining is offered for sale. It can be viewed in the Carriage Department at the Pantechnicon No 2835.
Saint George the Martyr parish in Southwark votes to petition Parliament for a bill to erect and maintain a central market. The vestry highlights prior growth in rateable houses and population, supports a deputation to MPs, and appoints a delegation led by Warden Riley to press the measure.
A court in Orchester delivers verdicts against six laborers and one more, charged with unlawful oath taking. A meeting is announced at the institution on Chanaw Mek street to discuss the case and defend workers' liberty against cruel oppression.
The Kings Theatre hosted Mademoiselle Taglioni in a benefit crowd filled with high praise for her performances. Madame Caradori impressed in Rossini selections while Taglioni with Duvernay dazzled in the new ballet featuring the appealing Pas de Scawl. Tomorrow night is announced as the last of her present performances, with expected crowded houses.
Market reports show flat demand for goods and wool at Hattrax and surrounding markets with little price change. Scarce buyers limit wool sales, while other markets note steady or modest activity in fabrics, bread cloths, and general goods amid high raw material costs. Reports also cover licensing meetings, local notable deaths, and civic issues in London and nearby towns.
Morning wrap reports Lisbon mail content diverging from yesterday yet lifting Portuguese securities. Consols and Spanish shares show modest moves with 644 for Portuguese Regency and 9 12 for Consols, while money markets stay tight and Lloyds notes few arrivals. A Chancery matter in Northwick concerns legacies for a vicar and elderly parishioners, with a parrot caregiver noted.
Liberal arrivals of fresh English oats and varied wheat prices. Beans and peas dull, flour trading slow. London top white flour at 41 19 492. Sheep and beef prices stable to higher with mutton and lamb in demand. pork and veal high due to cold weather. Notable note: no Lincolnshire sheep in the market.
Market reports show demand stagnant and imports light with prices firm. Cocoa Trinidad sold 164 bags at 83 to 46s, correk 185 casks and 44 barrels at 60 5 to 107s, East India 150 bags at 49 3 to 55 3, pimento 100 bags at 4d to 6d, sugar steady with limited refining, and various items including cassia, rice, and tobacco listed with small movements. Tea and other commodities show softer or mixed activity. Bengal fine at 6 to 7/108, Corron dull but supported by Liverpool news.
Shipping intelligence notes arrivals at various ports including Rom Lloyds Penzance from Lisbon arriving March 19 and 10th inst voyages from Oporto Lith Liverpool. Sarah Newton from Berbice. Concordia Wellington Waverley Noble Patten from Mobile. Atlas Pearse from Cork. Williams from London. Agnes Outerbridge Lively from London. Williams Loughton from St John s NB. Lord Melville Ostend and Active Dunkirk Minerva Gravelines Albinia Demerara Att Wood Rotterdam Clinton Amsterdam and other vessels from various European ports.
A health notice extols breakfast bacon as a universal remedy for stomach complaints linked to bile and indigestion. It claims the formula follows the late Fe oancel physician’s original recipe and asserts authoritative validation.
In the House of Commons the debate on corn laws continues with O Reilly and Cobbett arguing against protectionist duties. They challenge claims that repeal would ruin employment, citing Ireland and linen trade, and warn against excessive dependence on foreign corn while urging tax cuts to reduce bread prices.
The text notes that their Majesties hosted a large dinner at St James's Palace and remarks on social ease and agreeable conversation. It includes an 1834 monetary reform proposal from the Chamber of Deputies, detailing the withdrawal of certain silver coin denominations and their exchange value, with formal notice about implementation and dates. The piece ends with a quote about virtue and a noble heart, attributed to Sir Philip.
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