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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 24, 1834

Page

3

Market Notes From The City On Holidays Trade And Bonds

The report records early and mid day market activity with Consols and Portuguese prices, noting light colonial produce imports, the Smithfield cattle market move to Islington, and public support. It also mentions a large compensation bill for American merchants, Barings involvement, the Waterloo voyage, and drifting shares with little fresh movement in English funds.

Lloyd's Books Smithfield Islington Coke Holkham Norfolk Faulkner West India Messrs. Baring Barings China St. Helena Cape of Good Hope Portnuese Regency Jamaica Mexico Leeward Islands Holland France India

Westminster Smashes: James Mackey in counterfeit coin case

Police report James Mackey who has prior charges for uttering base coin, charged before Mr. Burrell with possessing thirteen counterfeit sixpences and intent to alter them. He was apprehended in Stangate-street Lambeth as he attempted to flee, dropping the coins in view. He remains in custody pending Mint Solicitor attendance.

Queen Square Westminster James Mackey Johar Inspector Banister Burrell Surrey

Sporting — Hunting Appointments Across Hounds Clubs

The Northumberland Hounds meet Thursday at Fisherlane-end. Lambton Hounds hold Tuesday at Murton and Thursday at Shotton Moor-house, plus Saturday at Lumley Park-lodge. Gatewood Hounds meet Wednesday at Preston and other packs list venues and times through the week with various villages and inns.

Northumberland Fisherlane-end Lambton Murton-tc- Whins Shotton Moor-house Lumley Park-lodge Gatewood Preston Pradhoe Staley Tiviside Gellydywyll Attibwla Lightwood Sutton Herefordshire Bache Hill Fownhope Village Shropshire Hawkstone Halston Mr. Wickstead Stapleford Bridge Broughton Holderness Thearne Lowthorpe Village Burton Agnew Lord Yarborough Elsham House Claxby Wood Kennel Warwickshire Mitford Bridge Hampton Wood Foss Farm Austey Wood Sandbeck Hunt Beckhelf Lindley Bridge Td Middleton I.foss Mill Wilber Enaou Kirkham Bridge Bedale Hounds Wednesa Itaver Beaks Jervaur Ateele Ahlpas Pee Erie Ceart Green Sinnington Hounds Ridge Kirkdale Wath Atenz Yriccal Bridge

Salary of the Chairman of the Quarter Sessions in Marylebone

Hovenden chaired as Wilson moved to read a petition against increasing the Chairman of the Quarter Sessions salary. Hope seconded. They had learned from Lord Melbourne that government would not intervene. The board debated whether the bill should pass, noting two prior bills favoring county or chairman, and resolved to oppose the salary from county rates, with plans for further inquiry and a proposed arrangement discussed by Dr Elmore and Mr arrange.

House of Commons Lord Melbourne Galfier Elmore St. Peterssuren Black Sea Aleschky Torrida Nicopolis Catherinorloff Naval Board Frankfort la Tribune Elizabeth House of Orleans Duchess of Coigny Louis XVI Orleans Viscount Althorp Earl Grey Duke of Richmond Viscount Melbourne Marquis of Lansdowne Earl of Ripon Lord J. Rossel J. Graham Duke of Devonsuire Paris Earl Granville Earl Fitzwilliam Leeds Mercury Samuel Shuttleworth St. Pantras Smith-street Somers’s Town Compton-street Brunswick-square Shuttleworth Lee Stirling Hume Independent Electors of England Baron Williams Dorsetshire Baron Wiliams King v. Marke East 157 Westminster Hall Olympic Dina CTI Julius Caesar Cma Madame Vestris Adelphi Theatre Victorine P.P Yates Laprea Mathewa Baska Kc. &c

Debated French law on associations and civil disorder

The French Chamber resumed discussion on a project restricting political associations. General Bertrand opposed it, detailing rival clubs and the rise of tensions. Provisions apply Article 201 to associations over twenty, with government revocation power. debates touched on publishing journals and the Society of the Rights of Man. Stability concerns and fears of civil war dominated the exchanges, with speeches and interruptions from multiple deputies.

Bertrand Jacobins Comité Autrichien Ou Galopin M. Etienne M. Berryer Minister of Commerce M. Caaramance M. Charamaule Societé Des Droits de l’Homme Journal Des Droits de l’ Homme M. Persty Société Des Droits de l’Homme Assizea Société Des Droits de ’Homme M. Berrysr—Bat M. Peasit Société Des Droits de Homme Paris M. Coutton Barrot M. Pegsi Société Des Droits de l'Homme M. Persit Tribone Tribune Les Droits de l’'Homme Association’'du Midi Lallade M. Perstt Association du Midi M. Persil Gazette du Midi Gazette de Normandie M. Beerver France Buczaup Bageaud M. Bearger Saly Seay M. Berries

Grissell and Peto Progress on New English Opera House

Contractors Grissell and Peto advance work on the New English Opera House. Walls appear thick and sturdy, suggesting lasting construction rather than a fragile Atlantic style of 209 age. The theatre was built under the late Prince Ente Beauharnois and is said to have aided Beazley, the architect, who cited his plan and model for the English Opera tone.

Grissell Peto Victor Hugo Alexander Dumas Theatre Francais Madeise Mademoiselle von Te Malibran Naples Ahe Ito Aganini London Viet Olympic Theatre Covent-gardes Herold le Pré Aux Clerc Tagaday Adout England Planché Adelphi Theatre Court Richmond Beasley Covent-garden Drury-lane Fecock Paris Victoria Sic Puck Lise Surrey John Reeve O. Smith

Bavarian Diet vows to defend constitution and duty

The Bavarian rulers reassure the people that they will uphold the constitution and avoid reckless reforms. The chamber pledges loyalty, while the king’s representatives promise careful consideration of fiscal plans and proposed laws. Signed by Vv. Schrenk and officials, Stuttgurt March 14. Journal notes follow.

Sputles Eputies Vv. Schrenk Schrenk Trieste Swiga Charles X Greece Nuremburg

Tales and Popular Fictions and Mudie Birds Review

A combined praise of Thomas Keightley's Tales and Popular Fictions and Robert Mudie's Feathered Tribes of the British Islands. The reviewer lauds Keightley's gusto and knowledge, quotes passages, and contrasts with Mudie's vivid natural descriptions and eagle emphasis, praising both for style and truthful observation.

Learned and Scientific for the Week Meetings Schedule

To pay meetings listed for Royal Geographical Society at nine, Medical Society at eight. Tomorrow Zoological Society scientific business at eight, Medico Botanical Society at eight, Medico Chirurgical Society at 8:30, Institution of Civil Engineers at eight. Wednesday Geological Society at 8:30, Society of Arts at 7:30.

Royal Geographical Society Medical Society Zoological Society Medico-Botanical Society Medico-Chirurgical Society Institution of Civil Engineers Geological Society Society of Arts Pea

Eleventh Annual Exhibition of the Society of British Artists

The private view reveals a robust mature show with eight hundred sixty nine subjects across painting and sculpture. Highlights include a superb monument by Sievier for Mr. Palmer and notable portraits by Lonsdale Warde Hurlestone Stone Meadows Brissy Wildman Ambrose and Mrs Carpenter. Landscape and imaginative works feature major names such as Creswick Watts Linton Childe Earl Richardson the Wilsons Lee Shayer Allen Tennant Hofland OConnor Scott Poole Hardwicke Fielding and Adams. Still life by Stevens and Shepherd stands out while historical pictures are few and often mediocre, though Byron’s Hardee by Hurlestone shows promise amid flaws. The review promises further critical observations to follow.

Palmer Ham Common Alr. Sievier Gillespie Hay Rossi Clint Moore T. Smith Lucas Sharp Walla Lonsdale Warde Hurlestone Stone Meadows Brissy Wildman Ambrose Mrs. Carpenter Creswick W. Watts W. Linton Childe Earl Richardson Wilsons Lee Shayer Allen Tennant Hofland O'Connor Scott Poole Hardwicke Fielding Adams Linton Kidd Faulkner Prentis Edmonston Farrier Berkeley King Corbaux Messrs. Stevens George Sidney Shepherd Byron Hardee

The London Theatres Close Season With Farewell Addresses

The Olympic Adelphi and Fitzroy theatres announce season conclusions with crowd totals, speeches, and thanks. Managers praise company talent, original pieces, and English family theatre aims. Notices cover future plans, new works, and rumours of Victor Hugo, Dumas, and Violinist arrangements.

Fitzroy Mitchell London

Shipping Intelligence from Lloyd's for March 22 23

Downs Marca 22 reports arrivals including Waterloo Blakely from China and Lord John Russell from the Mediterranean Plywooth March 22. Mitchell Bias from Charente and Maria Assander from New Orleans Patnouta March 22. William Jordan from Matanzas and Brilliant Yadsley from Lisbon. Intrepidty Johnson from Smyrna Palestine Littlefal from New Orleans Catherine Dennison from Savannah Avis Thompson from Mobile Cili zent from St Michael's Dependant Gallatte from Charleston Victoria from New York River Mack 22 arrivals Tourist Trader from Hamburgh Neva from Rotterdam Vigilant from Dunkirk Ariadne from Malta and Alexandria.

Lloyd’s.] Downs Marca Waterloo Blakely China Lord John Russell Mediterranean Plywooth Mitchell Bias Maria Assander New Ileans Patnouta William Jordan Brilliant Yadsley Isbon LiverPool Intrepidty Johnson Smyrna Palestine Littlefal New Orleans Catherine Dennison Savannah Avis Thompson Mobile Cilizent St. Michael's Dependant Gallatte Charleston Victoria New York Mack Hamburgh Neva Rotterdam Vigilant Dunkirk Malta Alexandria

Colonial Markets This Day Pulse Amid Holidays and Firm Prices

The weekly colonial markets show a light trade focused on essentials like sugar coffee saltpetre cotton and spices. Imports struggle against contrary winds keeping prices firm with little chance of rise. A Bank of England branch may open at Portsmouth following frauds in government money transfers.

Repper Bank of England Portsmouth

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