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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 20, 1834

Page

3

Theatre Listings At Drury Lane Covent Garden And Lyceum

The evening program features Bertram and The Regent at Drury Lane with a cast led by Bertram Denzis and Miss Clifton, followed by A Good-Looking Fellow. Covent Garden presents Claudius and Hamlet, then A Freischutz and Cinderella. The Lyceum and English Opera House show Cramond Brig, Nourjahad, and Before Breakfast, with doors at six thirty and performances from seven. High water at London Bridge noted for tomorrow.

NEW Theatre Royal Lyceum English Opera House Cramond James King of Scotland Wilson John Howison Williams Tom Maxwell T. Millar Marian Howison Miss Somerville Tibbie Howison Griffith Maggie Gilbert Nourjahad Schemzeddin H. Phillips Hasem Mr. Oxberry Harhaddan Novello Mandane Fanny Healy Zulima E. Romer

Aristocratic Bias Undermines Merit in Military Service

A historical critique argues that aristocratic discipline corrupts the British armed forces, citing Dr. Thomas Bulkeley and the Martiano/Maitland circle in the Ionian Islands. The piece condemns promotions tied to connections, recounting Bulkeley’s suspensions and disputes over duty and charges amid high‑ranking interference. It highlights the abuse of power to shield officers and suppress meritorious service.

Narter Thomas Bulkeley West India Regiment Bulkeley Trafalgar Spain Peninsula Burkeey 82D Ionian Islands Thomas Matthan 32D Thomas Mediterranean Mart Und Buxeley Martiano Colonel Maitland Bulke

Dr Bulkeley’s trial and the Corfu dispute with Colonel Lane

The account recounts Dr. Bulkeley’s arrest and forced return to duty by Colonel Lane after illness and refusal of leave. A court martial cashiered him, but the Duke of York placed him on half pay. He petitioned Parliament for reinstatement, amid broader concerns over aristocratic conduct and royal reactions to the Westminster fire.

Bulkeley Sir Thomas MattLawn Bukketey Matt Lane Santa Maura Corfu Bukeley Duke of York Burkeley Horse Guards Buckingham Dr. Buckeley

Financial intrigues and military rumors across Europe

Reports from Bayonne and Madrid discuss Spanish loan negotiations with usurers amid political upheaval. Insurgent bands under Murner Att advance toward Constantinople while General Muna inspires troops. Paris hints at renewed amnesty but offers no concrete policy change. Brussels and Berlin papers arrive, noting royal visits and official bel gian fortifications salary dispute.

Bayonne Bordeaux Alexandria Egypt Menemet Ali Syria Mernemer Att Constantinople Allgemeine Zeitung Madrid Spain ZuMa Lacarreevy Bilboa Don Canxos Mtna Navarre NovoLeon Muna Paris

Fires Sweep Towns Across Europe in Uproar of Destruction

Destructive blazes rage in multiple locales including Avershack in Voightland where over 100 houses burned as of the ninth instant and still spreading. Tula’s arms factory region suffers a large conflagration affecting fire-office shares. Wenersberg in Sweden nearly razed on the fourth. Lisbon and Amsterdam market notes show debt and bond shifts amid the chaos.

Avershack Voightland Upper Saxony Tula Russia St. Petersburgh Wenersberg Sweden Lisbon Rothschild Amsterdam Dutcn Amart. Synd Brussels Vienna Tienna Allgemeine Zeitung

Log from Gibraltar and Barbary voyage updates

Letters dated the 25th alt from Gibraltar report the Spanish brig Marte from Barcelona and Malaga bound to Thomas's with a crew of sixty and two gun ports. Barbary quarantine to Gibraltar ports reduced from eighty to ten days. Carthagena letters dated the 26th alt note cholera ceased there, communication restored, and business normal.

Lucyp's Gibraltar Marte Barcelona Malaga Thomas’s Barbary Carthagena

Diverse Global News From Riga to Manila and Grains Market

Letters from Riga report grain crop contraction by one-fifth and linseed priced at nine roubles. London Exchange at 10 13-16 while Canada reports drought and drought-impacted rivers, including the St Lawrence. U S cotton exports climb. New Grenada calm, Central America's capital moved. Ecuador in civil war. Manila report of the Charles Doggett ship attack with nine crew killed and captain wounded.

Riga London Canada Quebec St. Lawrence New York England France Amsterdam Hamburgh United States Liverpool Havre New Grenada Columbia Central America Sonsonati Guatemala McRagan Republic of Ecuador Fores Bocaforte Manilla Charles Doggett Batchetor Fejee Islands Barcnetor Yellow Islands Sandwich Island

Shipping Intelligence from Lloyds Arrivals and Losses

Downs Oct 18 to Oct 19 reports ships arriving from Quebec Xabia Calcutta Miramichi Canton and other ports including the Edward Whiteley Lord Nelson Trans Charlotte Royal Withiam Planter Janet May Sth Anger St Helena and more with noted damage and loss of boats aboard George Sutton and cargo thrown overboard at Labradore Falmouth and other ports listing vessels and routes across Atlantic and European ports.

Lloyd’s. Downs Whiteley Quebec Lord Nelson Truste Xabia Orr Dover Charlotte Smith China Royal Withiam Calcutta Wellington Forster Miramichi Portsmouth Planter Doeg Janet Pearce Canton Anger St. Helena St. Helena, 22d Ofugust Artmouth George Sutton Archer Labradore Falmouth Lady Mary Pelham Packet Halifax Lisbon Shaggs Malaga Liverroot

Markets. Corn-Exchange and Smithfield Trade Report

Markets today showed moderate corn supplies with oats prominent as remnants of former markets. Trade brisker and prices firmer with fine wheat advancing while inferior grades barely sold. Beef and mutton quotes eased at Smithfield due to weather and larger stock, lamb scarce, fish scant. cattle numbers: beasts 2,070 and sheep and lambs 21,200. An earthquake struck Bologna on the 7th, causing some minor damage. A dark brown mare, 15 hands, belonging to Mr. Hooper of Norwood, was stolen from near the Jolly Sailor pub with a countryman seen riding away.

Kent Essex Suffolk Norfolk Seceseee Ditto Poland Rish Smithfield Bern Lord Minto Government of India Bologna Hooper Norwood Jolly Sailor

London to Lisbon Money Markets Report from a Busy Postal Day

Mails from France Flanders Hamburg Lisbon and Halifax brought varied bond prices and market signals. Consols rose to 9144, Spanish bonds at 64, Portuguese Regency at 83, with mixed notes on sugar coffee and specie. Weathered ships and Lloyds notices show minor disasters, cholera at Fort George and steady stock exchanges amid limited trades.

Cis Stour Am A Hank Brackees India Maney Tis Jan Dublin Stearn Compan National Insurance Company Preach Fonds Rente d'Espag Rente de Naples Nemonth Three Monte Paidexican Mining Co Anglo M Pire Insurance Company Alliance Onpany Ecearsee Iso Bolanos Mining 7 Co Eeee Brazilian Imperial Mining British Iron Mining Company Columbian Mining Go Ank Ireland Csaseesees General Steam Navigation Company Real del Monte Mining Company United Mexican Min. Co Flanders Hamburgh Lisbon Halifax Paris Spain Lisbon Mail Caledonian Kirkaldy Antwerp Lloyd’s Liverpool Borbo Bank Pernambuco Bombay Gazette Calcutta Sith China East India Company Bombay Fort George Stock Exchange Consola Mark Lane Neptune Martin London Ipswich East Burrows Crowman Whitehaven Brazil Bank Brazil

Polls Open as Parish Rates Are Rejected at St Martins

The parishioners vote on the rate report at St Martins in the Fields, rejecting the private committee’s plan to cut salary and expenses. A grand Concert at the Mansion House draws interest for a broad audience, with no reserved seats. Reports note licensing disputes, church rate debates, and a reporter's access to a police hearing with minimal disturbance.

Mansion House Abbey Birmingham Tipperary Clanwilliam New Bailey Manchester Guardian Morning Herald Manchester Ross Hereford Labours House of Commons S. Collins

Regent a Petite Comedy Impresses Critics in London Debut

Review notes the French origin of the Regent translated for an English stage. Cardinal Alberoni’s plot to seize the Regency is interwoven with a tender, human side. Performances by Vining Bartley and Cooper receive praise. Cramer Humby Luc shine in supporting roles. The comedy is deemed successful and scheduled for a repeat showing amid strong audience approval.

DnroRy Lane Planche Regent the Chronicle Paris Cardinal Alberoni Philip Duke of Orleans France Philip V Spain Palais Royal Vining Bartley Cooper D’aubigny

Old Bailey Judge Sentences Larceny Suspect for Three Months

At the Old Bailey Rudolph Lennard a German tailor was found guilty of stealing eleven sovereigns from a fellow tailor. The court ordered a three month term. In a separate shoplifting case Cannon Hinsley George Smith and William Jones were accused of taking nineteen yards of merino from George Webb. Smith was found guilty and sentenced to seven years transportation. the other two were acquitted.

Brussels Hamburgh Berlin Augsburgh Lisbon Lord Minto London Moniteur Belge Duke of Weellincton NEW Court Rudolph Lennard Henry Croog Knightsbridge Soho-square Cannon Hinsley George Smith William Jones George Webb Shoreditch Fin Smith Webb Smith

Old Court Indicts and Acquits in Ancient Theft Case

Elizabeth Robertson indicted for stealing a spoon. No witnesses appeared and the Common Serjeant acquitted her, ordering witnesses’ recognizances estreated. Robert Jones charged with stealing a mare. mare found with the suspect soon after theft. Jury could not agree at first, asked about possession. Common Serjeant urged the jury to find if reasonable doubt exists. Jury later found Jones guilty.

Old Court Elizabeth Robertson Moore Robert Jones William Arnold

Queen-Square War With The Poor Basket Women

Mary Ann Phillips a poor mother of three faced a police court in Westminster for obstructing a footpath by placing a basket of apples outside a shop. She claimed necessity to earn a living. the court held the law strict but waived the 40 shilling penalty, confiscating the apples to the workhouse. Two boys faced similar charges with fruit similarly confiscated.

Queen-Square Mary Ann Phillips Gregorie Broadway Westminster Peinter Poe

Municipal Inquiry Guildhall This Day

The municipal inquiry sat in the Lord Mayor's Court at eleven o'clock with Sir Francis Palgrave presiding. The town clerk presented extracts from municipal records dating to Richard III but had no time to copy them. A Court of Aldermen decision in the early wars ordered Merchants Skinners and Tailors to entertain each other at their halls.

Francis Palgrave Woodthorpe Richard the Skinners Tailors

Military Plunder Debate After Fire at Speaker House

The Morning Post rebuts rumors of soldiers looting the Speaker’s cellar but reports disgraceful plunder by some troops. A police officer halted a private, who refused to surrender stolen goods until officers and an arm of command intervened. An arrest followed as the regiment’s officer ordered suspension for the offender’s unit.

Solier

Government to allow limited captain retirements as rear admiral

The government will permit a limited number of captains to retire with the rank of rear admiral and half pay of 17s 6d per day. Correspondents and the publication have urged this justice to the First Lord of the Admiralty, hoping the boon will be liberal and broad in scope. No flag promotions have occurred for over four years, and admiral ranks have declined due to deaths.

Neval Military Gazette

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