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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 05, 1832

Page

1

Universal Medicines Claimed to Cure Wide Range of Ailments

A letter by C W Moat and testimonials from families and individuals touts Morison's Universal Medicines as a Hygeian cure for nausea, chest inflammation, rheumatic and nervous debility, and related conditions. Instances describe rapid recoveries in multiple family members and a broad network of agents across Britain and beyond.

Ritish College OF Health New-road King’s-cross London Morison Moat British College of Health C. W. Moat Hygeiet Mia Smith Cand Woodside James Laid Thia David Agnew

Parochial Lawyer and Parish Officers Guide ad

A lengthy 19th century catalog notice promoting Shaw's Parochial Lawyer and Parish Officers Guide with related legal and medical volumes. Lists editions, authors, and publishers Sherwood, Gilbert and Piper. Renshaw and Rush offer medical texts and journals. features pages on parish duties, vestries, and open vestries. includes price notes and a free reading room.

United Kingdom Shaw Dean Prideaux James Shaw, Eagg Honourable Society of the Middle Temple William IV London Sherwood Gilbert Piper Paternoster Row

Prospectus of a Tontine Estate Scheme in Ross-shire

Public notice outlines a tontine based on the Geanies Estate in Ross-shire valued in 1825 at 94,001 pounds 4s 12d, offered for 76,000 pounds with 3 percent immediate return and a reserve fund for contingencies. Shares are 23 guineas each, with nominees aged 75 or older. Seven trustees will manage, interim directors named, annual meetings on the first Tuesday in November, and the last surviving nominee to inherit the estate.

Ross-shire Scotland Pew Agg Palanpalg Esesesesees Assuntenees Quetua Thomas M‘kenzie James Thomson Gibson Craig William M'Kenzie Walter Cook James Nairne Claremont William Trotter Ballindean Robert Paul Commercial Bank of Scotland William Paul Edinburgh Edin London Mesara Moncrieff, Webster Henry F Miller-street Edin- 1 Ellevue-Crescent Stuart

Royal procession to Woolwich and Greenwich visit described

The article chronicles the May 1832 royal journey from St James's through Westminster and Greenwich to Woolwich. It notes escort details, participants including the Dukes of Cumberland and Gloucester, various nobles, and shipyard sights such as the Royal Louisa and the ships Boscawen and Trafalgar. Crowds cheered as the King and Queen toured Greenwich Hospital and boarded for the return to London.

St. James’s Palace Westminster-bridge London Kent Deptford 9Th Cers Dukes of Cumberland Gloucester Duchess of Cumberland Augusta Cambridge Cumberland Lord Hill Lord Combermere Lord Byron Lord A. Beauclerk Frederick Fitzchence A. Fitzelarence d’Este Marchioness of Greenwich Woolwich Blackheath Royal Arty Woolwich Dock-Yard Guard of Honour James Graham Elliot Royal Louisa Prussia Vernon Royal Flotilla Je NB Ordnance Warren Miral J. Bee Royal Barges Jesford Pinnace F. A. Collyer Chambers Pinnce King’s Barge Amander Bullock Symons

Grand Lodge meeting in Portman Square gathers high ranks

A recent Grand Lodge gathering in Portman Square drew Duke of Cumberland and other senior officers from England Scotland and Ireland with the Duke of Gordon and Lord Kenyon among attendees. The next lodge is set for June 4 with several high status individuals slated for initiation. Meanwhile Ribault the Frenchman who shot himself at Grasshopper Gracechurch Street remains in St. Thomas's Hospital in a deteriorating condition with critical injuries. He had just arrived in England and stayed at the Ram's-head Borough-market.

Greenwich Blackwall Admiralty London William the Reformer Cumberland Gloucester Greenwich Hospital Naval Asylum Reenwich Royal Artillery England Richard Keats Greenwich Asylum St. James's Palace France Portman Square Duke of Cumberland Empire Lord Kenyon Duke of Gordon Scotland Earl of Ribault Gracechurch Street St. Thomas's Hospital Ram’s-head Borough-market

Bankrupts list with multiple English traders and dates

A long table of bankruptcies from towns across England listing names such as John Tongue and Walter Stunt Tongue, William Russell and John Russell, Richard Savage, William Bath, John Langley, John Richard Birnie, Henry William Acres, James Warren, William Densem, Francis Prestinari, Arthur Kift, Joseph Heath, Samuel Powell, William Lines and John Fisher, Thomas Edmondson, and William Butterworth. Each entry includes May and June filing dates, court locations in London or regional centers, and attorney names.

John Tongue Walter Stunt Tongue Sittingbourne Kent Court of Bankruptcy London Simmons Lincoln’s Innfields Rochester William Russell John Russell Southampton Neild Kingstreet Cheapside Richard Savage Whitechapel Court of Bnkruptcy Whiting Old London Bridge-foot Southwark William Bath Bayswater, Victualler Court of maRroatcy Messrs Kempson Abingdon-street Westminster John Langley Tottenham-street Tottenham Henry William Acres Shadwell-market Shadwell, Victualler Bings Martineau and Malton Carey-street Lincoln’s Inn James Warren Ellingham Norfolk Carrier Beckwith Dye Norwich R. Whitehouse Castle-street Holborn Arthur Kift Bristol Apothecary Ke Jon Inn Stearneys J. W. Hudson Kestree Ussell-Square Ndon H. Pailin Joseph Heath Samuel Powell Batters Commercial Rooms H. Davia Pownall Hunt Carlisle the Bush Inn Saul Leadbitter Bucklersbury William Butterworth Oldham Cottonspinner Ine

Price of Sugar in May Eighteen Thirty Two

The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar based on weekend returns on May 1, 1832, is twenty seven shillings eleven pence three farthings per hundredweight, excluding Customs duties on import into Great Britain.

Great Britain

Launch of the Castor frigate at Chatham dockyard

On Wednesday the Castor frigate was launched from Chatham dockyard under Captain Bullen. Built to the most improved model, the vessel is pierced for 36 guns. The report notes the ceremony and highlights the ship’s design and readiness.

Chatham Castor Chatham Dockyard Bullen Bolton Count Czapski Ireland England John Minter Boxtead Colchester Hannah Taylor Minter Parish St Clement Dangs London Seapeile J. F. Derham Exeter Hall Lord Henley France Wirtemberg Denmark Sweden Hamburgh Greece van Diemen’s Land Cape of Good Hope South Africa United States of America United States Mississippi Vauxhall Bripce’ Company Piat Piatek Ewbank Direc Martin

Jamaica Debates on Slave Rebellion Losses Compensation

Intelligence from the West Indies reports Jamaica’s Colonial Legislature debating compensation for property losses from the late slave rebellion. Debates cover whether to levy two million pounds island wide, with local presses pushing tax options. A House of Assembly vote on a compensation committee failed by nineteen votes. other topics include a proposed permanent militia and Kingston merchants opposing a Spanish Main export duty. Reports note trials of Knibb and Gardiner, and statements by the Judge Advocate on inciting rebellion. Also from Dominica and Trinidad, insurrection fears, executions, fires on sugar estates, and incendiary activity.

Kare Ym Jamaica House of Assembly Lynch George I House Beaumont House of Colonial Office Lord Seaforth Court of Justice Lords of Appeal Kingston County of Cornwall Knibb Gardiner Judge Advocate Dominica Hertford Gang Trinidad

Press Decree in Buenos Ayres Demands Editor Accountability

Reports from Buenos Ayres through February detail a government decree requiring editors to sign and be responsible for all published content. Foreign journals must naturalize and renounce prior protections. Officials explored a 2,000,000 dollar loan, with merchants warned of a possible forced tax if funds fail to materialize. Gold and silver rise, exchange to London at 7, and 6 percent stock near 50. General Quiroga executed 39 officers from Tucuman prisoners, heightening merchant distrust.

Ted C.&c Times Nfmea Lars Deers Park Lane W. Jenkinson Strand London Mark-lane Express Edinburgh Chronicle Lancaster the People's Library Buenos Ayres Quiroga Tucuman

Hope Visit Highlights Factory Critique in Yorkshire

A Saturday visit by Mr. Hope, MP for pacbenean, to West Riding factories prompts a staged display of cleanliness and health. Deputations from the Operative Committee pressed reform, but Hope dismissed concerns as accidents, dining with local officials amid mixed approval and disapproval.

Hope Pacbenean Ska House of Commons West Riding Yorkshire Operative Committee Kirkstall Pari Marshall Leeds _Intettig

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