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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 11, 1834

Page

2

PLYMOUTH NAVAL NEWS SUMMARY OF SHIP FITTINGS AND VOYAGES

The Pique will carry Bloomfield guns on the quarter deck and forecastle, while Pylades and Rover are to be fitted for commission. Medea arrived with 100 boys for the Malabar and towed Talbot into the Sound. Dublin 50 docked. Stag sailed to Lisbon. Rover paid off for re-commissioning. Admiral Hargood inspected the Talbot, and Governor-designate Prescott will command Champion to Newfoundland. Clementia arrived from Lisbon, and Thomas Harrison bound for Van Diemen's Land collided with Casandra, which sank. Briscur crew saved.

Bloomfield Pylades Rover Austin Malabar Falmouth Talbot Pennell Dublin Thomas T. Roberts Pinko Sir W. Hargood G. E. Hammond H. M. Chips Prescott Newfoundland Stag N. Lockyer C.B Lisbon Sir G. Young Hamoaze San Josef Industry Champion Cloudy Malta Hannaford Bilboa Priam Harper Quebec Monte Video Antwerp W.sw Thomas Harrison Harrison London van Diemen’s Land Solace Barratt Denia Clementina Brixham Brand Ately Hopkins van Diemen‘s Land Edystone Casandra North Yarmouth Pool Liverpool Briscur

Napoleon on death by own action and courage in adversity

An 1790s order of the day attributed to Napoleon condemns self destructive despair. It notes a grenadier Groblin who killed himself after Love disappointment, calling for soldiers to master passion and bear mental affliction, warning that suicide is like fleeing battle. Countersigned by Bessieres.

Napoleon St. Cloud Floreal Groblin Napoukon Bessieres Scholson Commercial Gazette China Register Travera Scotch Paper-money Factory Friends of Free Trade Everett Royal Exchange Broucuam

Commission Adjourns Over Company Objections

Sir Francis Palsgrave and Mr Ellis met the commissioners as Charters and documents from the Salters and Watermen’s Companies were reviewed. The Mercers and Goldsmiths resisted questions, urging limits on the inquiry, while the court adjourned until tomorrow amid debate over the commission’s authority and access to company records.

Sir Francis,Palsgrave Mr. Ellis Salters’ Company Sir Francis Waterman’s Company Water- Iwan Mercers’ Company Francis Palsgrave Goldsmiths’ Company James Scarlett Merchant Tailors’ Company

Marriack or Donna Maria in French court dispute

The French court opposes the Duke de Leuchtenberg marriage to Donna Maria. Count Flahaut is alleged as the go-between for renewed Nemours claims. A Hague letter notes the Prince of Orange’s trip to Liege, Lierster and London raising reconciliation hopes between the Hague and St James's. A Bombay plan aims to found a Cairo university styled on German systems. The New Sporting Magazine sketches English sportsman Tae late Joan Mytron detailing his attire and extreme endurance in hunting, including a snow plunge and long rides.

Marriack Donna Maria France Duke de Leuchtenberg Count Flahaut Louis Philippe Duc de Nemours Prince Or Orange London England the Hague St. James's Lord Grey Holland Prorosen University Pacha Magne Cairo le Temps Joan Mytron New Sporting Magazine Albrighton Staffordshire Halston

Lord Chancellor Receives Salisbury Address At White Hart

A deputation from Salisbury presented an address to Lord Brougham and Vaux at the White Hart inn after a public meeting. About 1,500 citizens gathered as Alderman Sparshutt read the salutations praising the Chancellor for education, civil liberty, and reform. The Lord Chancellor responded with remarks on consistency, reform, and confidence in the nation’s institutions as cheers rose from the crowd.

Morning Chronicle HY Express Earl of Radnor Langford Castle Salisbury W. B. Brodie Alderman Sparshutt Messrs. Squary Pinisten Goodall White Hart Inn Alford Council Earl of Henry Lord Brougham Vaux England New Sarum Crown Lords House of Commons Nore Lord Radoor

Altered Old Bailey Court Improves Access and Seats

The Old Bailey alterations expanded the court space and streamlined the barristers bench and judges seats to better serve the public and sessions business. The change increases Sheriff costs by 1000 pounds annually and expands Westminster jurisdiction under the new act.

Old Bailey Duncan ‘Inlayson Hudson's Bay Company la Chine Fort Vancouvre Columbia River America York Factory Hudson's Bay Interior Wendher Red River Colony Finlayson Captain Colonial Office Lonon Fort Reliance East End Great Slave Lake London Ross Montreal Sun Tavern Bank of England

Watermen's Company questioned by London Commissioners

The Corporation of London inquiry discusses whether the Watermen's Company falls under its jurisdiction. The clerk confirms the company is not a city company, being incorporated by Parliament and not part of the City’s corporate structure. The commissioners press for formal entries on three points and invite attendance on the 27th, while noting possible evidence from the Watermen's officers.

Palkiats and Ellis Guildhall Watermen’s Company Waterman’s Palgrave Watermen's Company Corporation of London George IV Oystermen’s Company Rochester Corporation of City of London Court of Aldermen Thames Eullice Mercers’ Company Francis H. Bishop Commissioner Ellis Bishop Ee the Salters’ Company Algo Goldsmiths’ Company Elis Mercers’Company J

Bank Stock Meeting Highlights Calls for Directors to Shield Public

At yesterday’s Bank Stock holders meeting the Governor’s failure dominated discussion. Mr Young urged a regulatory restructure placing directors above risk to prevent future failures, while Baxter’s remarks framed Lord Chancellor Browne as aging yet confident, with hints of continuing stalemate in financial governance.

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Revenue and War News from 19th Century Europe

The article reports rising revenues in customs, excise and stamps with an annual increase, estimates Exchequer bills for the consolidator fund, and notes military reports from Navarre Basque provinces and Catalonia. It discusses the Pretender’s adherents, Sebastian and the King of Nariz, and critiques Neapolitan liberal gains and the King’s shifting stance.

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