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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 05, 1834

Page

7

Market Fluctuations In Spanish And Portuguese Stocks

News briefs detail bond movements in Spanish and Portuguese issues with prices edging higher after openings, plus a Lisbon law making specie the sole legal tender after the 1st inst. Accounts from the Leeward Islands describe tranquil Barbados and unsettled St Kitts Nevis Montserrat, while private letters note a distressed shipping report and a revived New York trade environment.

Leeward Island St. Thomas’s Barbadoes St. Kitt’s St. Nevis Montserrat Reat the Times Lisbon Portugal Brasil Rio Janeiro Lloyd’s

Old Bailey trials recount thefts and acquittals in 1833

Proceedings from Old Bailey show Francis M'Gee convicted of stealing 39s in October 1833 after gaining access to John Summersell’s room, while several others faced charges for thefts of goods and money. Notable acquittals include Vincent and Ploughman for cheeses, and a sovereign theft case where the accused claimed intent to restore the money later.

Fraudulent hire of goods by a London upholsterer’s clerk

In a Marylebone parish case, George Welstead charged a prisoner with fraudulently hiring property from his shop for use by Henry Litton Bulwer at 55 Upper Seymour Street, later discovered as counterfeit. Witnesses testified to the transfer of goods, the doorfront meeting, and the alleged planning, with Welstead noting trust in Brown and Bulwer.

Marylebone Welstead Henton Charles F. Welstead Browning Lincoln’s Inn-fields Enry Litton Bulwer Upper Seymour-street Brown Bulwer George Warren Wilstead King Charles King Berkeley-street C. J. Owen Upper Seymour Street Middlesex William Thomas Michael F. Tindal F. Tindal William Osborne Caledonian School Samuel Hogg Wm. Goldsmith Phillips Mirror and Penny Magazine Edward Dove Ellen Chandler Clifford-street Bond-street Adolphus Mary Dove Clifford Street Witness Schofield and Davis Marlborough Street Eliza Chandler Hampton George Davis Elizabeth Chandler Marlborough-street Elizabeth Chandier Dove Old Bailey

Unexpected Turn in London Trial Ends with Mercy Recommendation

The defense argued the prosecution aimed to silence a key witness, alleging a prior offer to flee the city. The accused denied theft, claimed the asset belonged to Mrs Dove, and attacked prosecutors. After a lengthy address, jurors found the defendant guilty but urged mercy.

Markets and meat prices in London and Smithfield markets

Market reports note steady grain supply with steady wheat oats and malt prices, and no major change in flour. Smithfield fare shows lower mutton and beef, lamb steady, veal soft, pork abundant with falling prices. quantities for beasts, sheep, lambs, calves and pigs listed despite weak demand and mild weather.

Smithfield London

The Master Builders Letter to the True Sun

Thomas Bickerton of Great Smith Street Westminster writes to the editor to correct a misattribution from the Feathers Tavern Holborn meeting. He dissented from the resolutions of the Operative Builders Union and paid only the room expense, asking for publication of his dissent.

THE True Sun Feathers Tavern Handcourt Holborn Operative Builders’ Union Sam Thomas Bickerton Great Smith-street Westminster

Court circular and public notices from Brighton Gazette era

A round of official calls and visits occurs in London with politicians and ministers. A report from Little Hempton notes a strong earthquake-like shock felt around half past ten. Discussions include Panama railroad plans and Crown Lands in Scotland. Funds for operative builders rise. Burke’s imagination described in Holdsworth edition.

Littlehempton Arundel Brighton Gazette Sydney Gazette Wentworth House Panamma Panama New Grenada Scotland Dunoon Castlehill Greenock Platt Terrace St. Pancras St.Pancras la Bibliographe de France Royal Library Burke France Holdsworth

Carlist upheaval and Catalonia defies Madrid in Paris report

Paris dispatch details a turbulent ministerial bulletin with Cartagena style rumors of Guipascoan detachments returning home near St Sebastian. It notes Villa Real failed expedition, Rodil pressing Zumalacarregui, and Catalan towns showing constitutional zeal despite police. It reports Liander’s autonomous rule in Catalonia, funds diverted to local defense, and notes on court politics and a Moreno arrest in the Conciergerie.

St. Sebastian Don Carlos Araiz Spain Rodilas Villa Real Old Castile Zumalacarreguy Rodil Bers Arragon Zunbero Yanier Etisondo Merino Murcia Valladolid Madrid Catalonia Barcelona Tarragona Girona Anberges C. Liander Imperio Navarre Tam Courier Francais M. Mauguin Mauguie Cortes Moreno Durance Perez Paris Universal Statistical Society Cassar Moreau London France Great Britain Edinburgh Dubourg Anneé Marquis de Saint Croix John Sinclair Paris

French Fashionable Drunkard Fined at Bow Street Bar

Ferdinand Young, a Frenchman of fashion, faced Bow Street magistrates after being found drunk at three o'clock in Drury Lane. He was fined 5s for drunkenness, claimed no money, and handed over 5s 6d in sovereigns and silver found on him when taken to the station. The Frenchman appeared pleased with the outcome and paid the fine.

New.court Mirehouge Arak Brown Robert Simpson Gibraltar Road Edward Vincent Samuel Ploughman Samuel Rpe Vincent Wellingtonrow Birdcage Walk Samuel Crampe Henry Legg Wm. Goodall Henry Stanton St. Luke Langham’s Dodgers’ Society Bride-lane Ann Page Bellasley Ron Anne Page Wats Therisoner John Smith Wm. Gibbon Shoreditch Gibbon Saemuel Healy Henry Bland Bow-Street Ferdinand Young Drury-lane I Prsasose

Colonial Markets This Day Ailing Prices Hold Firm

Markets in Colonial trade show a languid tone with some price firming. Bales of B P and various goods move slowly as currency values shift, with Jamaica rum and tea trading at reduced gains and gold and silvers fluctuating amid late Russian arrivals.

Lucar B. P Havawanah Correr Gincer Jamaica Inpico Guatemala Russia P.Y.C Surats Gallipoli

Shipping Intelligence And Public Dinner At Albion

Shipping news lists arrivals from Leeward Islands, Matanzas, Lisbon, Demarara, Trinidad, Quebec, Odessa, Jamaica, Barbadoes and more with vessels including the Stanmer Rivals Lark City of Bristol and George the Fourth. A public dinner at Albion Tavern honors Mr W Whitmore MP and discusses colonizing a new Australian district. toasts to the Duke of Wellington and others.

Life Falmouth Stanmer Leeward Islands St. Thomas’s Cowes Seer Rivals Stone Matanzas Bristol Serr Lark Smith Lisbon LiverPool Ann McKenzie Gill Demarara Armata Hudson Tortola Lima Packet Cunningham Trinidad Parkfield Macauley Orozenbo Redman New Orleans Heraclide Williams Virginia Ajax Thren New York Renewal Price Miramichi Vigilant Paterson Quebec Norham Castle Brown Odessa Defiance Gibraltar Trithioris Berastern Stockholm Frederick Dantzic Orr LiverPool George the Fourth Porto Cabello Warrenaven Lady Shaw Stewart Antigua Ae Crype Glasgow Milten Jamaica Fleck Bay Chalear Cork Woodland Castle Barbadoes Albion Tavern W. Whitmore M.P Australia J. P. Childers, Esq Mr. Whitmore Banks Duke of Wellington

A Glance at Books Part VII and More Old Works

This notice reviews Finden's Landscape Illustrations of the Bible Part VII with four engravings including The Ruins of Selah and Mount Lebanon views, praising Murray's edition and urging Bible readers to acquire it. It also covers Walker's British Manly Exercises Eighth Edition, The Law relating to Friendly Societies by John Tidd Pratt, Gautier Prenton Companion and Toilette Guide, The Artificer's Complete Lexicon by John Bennett, and a synoptic French verbs table Tableauigue et Simplifié ji ion Setbel Eronone eau with praise and practical notes.

Finden Selah Petra Roberts Léon de Laborde Mount Lebanon Nahr el Kelb Askalon Calcott Fsis Ghortasher Murray Walker John Tidd Pratt John Bennett Engineer

Hop harvest weighs in as yield varies and prices slip

Hop picking has begun across several grounds with heavier weights than first expected proving optimistic estimates wrong. Some plots reach two to three weeks more before ripe yet most hops are fine in size and cool in colour while the duty drops. Market activity is dull with new samples limited and sales slow. Grain trade mirrors softness with wheat 43s to 47s 8d per quarter and oats 21s per quarter.

Don Carlos Alverstoke Gosport Hants Acre

Pleni potentiary and Shilelagh Dominate Tattersall’s Bets

Sporting notes from Tattersall’s yesterday discuss Pleni potentiary and Shilelagh. Bets on Pleni potent took 5 to 4 twice while Shilelagh drew 5 to 1, though the latter was privately placed and not a price in the market. No clear impact is given from Mr Powlett’s colt’s Pontefract defeat on Tuesday.

Tattersall Plenipotentiary Shilelagh

Sweepstakes and Stakes Racing Listed for Three-Year-Olds

A vintage racing item lists events and entrants including ten sows for a one mile sweepstake, the King’s Plate over two miles, and the Stand Stakes with multiple horses such as Mr. Day’s Diana and Mr. B. King’s Lucy. Subscriptions and various owners are named among the 19th century program entries.

E. Peel Ceigh Pantaloon Ccss J. Day B. King Tamworth West Csccacs Lucy Wheeldon Giovanni Liston

Pontefract Races Wednesday Fifty Pound Race

Fifty pounds for all ages contested in heats a mile and three quarters. Entrants include Mr Reynard's Revolution Mr Day's Levole and Mr Fora Tesane. Bellmina also listed among the entries with other horses in the race card.

Dorchester Races Match Details and Entries

Dorchester meeting features the Dorchester Stakes of 25 sovs each with 50 added for two miles and a quarter. Cecilia, 5 yrs, from Mr C Finch, and Clara, 5 yrs, from Eb Mr Ebi Clara, are listed among entrants. Yeomanry Stakes of 5 sovs each with sixteen substitutes include Romer, Frampton’s, and Tincheoner entries. Maiden Castle Stakes offers 10 sovs each with added funds and five substitutes. Cecilis and Corone are noted among contenders with various weights.

Dorchester C. Finch Ebi Clara Yeomanry Romer Frampton Pation Tincheoner Maiden Castle Pps Finch Cecilis Byra Xtra

Witches and Devils in Barnett Opera Flames of Loyal Aria

A historical critique praises the incantation scenes in Barnett’s opera with witches and devils dancing to a national tune. It notes the loyalty motif, the orchestral vitality, and the high priest Hela delivering eerie verses. Concludes with planned follow up and a note on a misprinted page.

Mr. Barnett Hela

Madame Malibran Shines in Norma Series and Concerts

Milan reports Madame Malibran's May 6 Norma performance drew extraordinary crowds, with a 450,000 franc contract for 185 performances under Teatro della Scala manager Duke Visconti. Rome notes a March benefit concert for a destitute family raised 600 pieces of gold. Brussels and Amsterdam cover new operas and Dutch ventures, while Moscow notes Kapellmeister Louis Maurer touring with his sons.

Milan Madame Malibran Duke Visconti Teatro Della Scala France Rome Malibran Amsterdam van Bree van Lennep Moscow Louis Maurer St. Petersurgh

Alarming Fire at Sadler's Wells Theatre

Report of a Wednesday fire at Sadler's Wells Theatre during a late performance. A curtain caught light from stage effects, causing panic among patrons who rushed to exits. Fire crews and stage staff contained the blaze. no serious injuries reported.

Sadler’s Wells ‘Theatre Ithe Frederick Almar Olds

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