Panorama Leicester square View opens in New York balance
2 N EW YORK NOW OPEN at the Panorama Leicester square a VIEW which displays every object of interest in and about this celebrated city Of all the panoramic productions of Mr Burford this is in our estimation the most perfect The True Sun The View of Niagara remains open OPERATIVE BUILDERS REPLY to the Statement of the Master Builders by the Central Committee of the Operative Builders Union will appear exclusively in the WEEKLY TRUE SUN of SUNDAY next The Weekly True Sun contains original comments on public topics literary and theatrical articles and a full digest of news up to late hour Saturday night Orders should be given to Newsmen before Saturday evening
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Leicester Square
Burford
TrueSun
Niagara
Operative Builders
Operative Builders’ Union
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Colonel Canapoc Seeks Truth On War Reports
The Paris papers add little new on the war, repeating prior details and underscoring the insurgents’ desperate state. Colonel Canapoc writes to the National, defending General Ropst and his troops, praising military talent and spirit, and predicting the outcome favoring governments’ friends.
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Canapoc
Amicus Plutonis
The
National
Ropit
France
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Tam
Siain
Madrid crisis overshadows Spanish news in French press
The piece notes the French press shifts away from domestic concerns amid Spain's crisis, blaming government influence or editor priorities. It cites a volatile British and European scene, mentions Marshal Genann and Talleyrand, and highlights Menemet AL, viceroy of Egypt, with praise for his leadership and the suppression of the Syrian insurrection.
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Spain
Pyrenees
Marshal Genann
Talleyranp
England
Broucuam
Menemet AL
Egypt
Aleppo
Alexandria
Agesilaus
Eurotas
Bank of England criticized for gold dealings and misgovernance
The Times article argues that country bankers are coerced into gold transfers by Bank of England tactics, calling the gold currency a nuisance. It blames Bank authorities for folly and rapacity, questions the Exchequer’s role, and suggests transferring public accounts to the Bank while condemning metallic currency.
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Bank of England
London
Debate Over New Comptroller Appointment and Economy
The article critiques the appointment of Sir John Newport as Comptroller at 2000 a year, arguing economy favored Lord Auckland or Henry Ellis instead. It notes pensions for Ellis and a 2000 pound pension to Newport while dismissing efficiency gains and questions Whig priorities amid naval and national concerns.
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Sir John Newport
Albion
Exchequer
Lord Auckland
Patent Office
Henry Ellis
Henry Ettis
Mattias Attivoop
Tesxyson
Colonel Evans
James Granam
Lord Authorr
Eluis
Joan Newtonr
Joan
Repair work on Blackfriars and Westminster Bridges
A coffer-dam is finished and repairs begun on Blackfriars bridge as lamps glow red to guide river traffic through open arches. Westminster bridge has undergone five years of repair with no completion insight. A Munich Gazette report recounts Helstenius revived from apparent death by cold water and steam after a cholera trance.
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Westminster
Munich Gazette
Helstenius
Market report on bonds and commodities in London and colonies
The day’s bulletin notes Cortes Bonds near Paris prices with no fresh guidance from head- quarters, while Spain’s legislature decision looms over bondholders. Consols hover around 90, with broad quiet in the stock market and limited colonial trade for grain and tea. Values in Spanish and Portuguese bonds ease slightly. various international bonds and commodities show little movement amid cautious sentiment. A vessel from St Vincent’s is old dated. Lloyd’s books bring no notable items.
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Middlesex Sessions Close After Brief Petty Larceny Trials
The Middlesex sessions closed this morning at 11:30. Two or three petty larceny cases were tried. details are deemed unworthy of publication, after which the court adjourned.
London Adjourned Sessions Riot At Gogeshiem House
John Carlile a broker faced indictment for tumultuous assembly and riot at Mr A F Gogeshiem s house in Fleet Street on August 6 with assault on the prosecutor. The jury found him guilty of riot and assault. he received two months imprisonment with hard labour.
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Old Bailey
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Shipping Intelligence from Lloyds Log
Chatham September 1 arrival of the Mary from Archangel with Orr Beachey-neath listed. Newport September 10 arrivals include the James from St Vincent and the Gloucester. Ships from Archangel include the Avis Greydon Fame and the Rising Sun from Onega. Other arrivals note Cronstadt Stettin Dantzic Madeira Jamaica and St Domingo with multiple vessels named.
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Virginia
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St. Petersburgh
Markets this day corn exchange and arts
Markets report steady demand for fine old wheat and good new wheat selling slowly at Wednesday prices. Oats show a steady sale with higher prices, barley in good inquiry, and malt selling well at unchanged prices. No notable activity in beans, peas, flour, or bonded corn. English and Irish flour figures listed with small totals and sacks.
Smithfield market duller sale with steady prices
Prices today showed little change from Monday though demand softened for beasts. Bulls scarce and quickly sold, lamb in demand early then mutton and other lines cleared. Calves sold better, pork in demand especially food quality, Irish goods holding near English prices. Totals: Beasts 390, Sheep and Lambs 8,430, Calves 130, Pigs 340.
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Smithfield
Colonial markets this day sales and price shifts report
This day reports broad activity in colonial markets with B P goods selling at higher prices and Jamaica middling at 103s to 17s per bale. Surats and other items show modest gains while overall market remains flat with some increases in business and distress noted among Yeovil glove makers due to silk glove use.
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The Queen's Champion at Haymarket
The Play-Goer reviews a new Haymarket drama The Queen's Champion a two act translation from French by Mrs Gore and inspired by the Salvotsy tale from Marie Antoinette's court. Vining as the Madman and Miss Paton with Rubini perform with varied success while Louise is poorly cast by Mrs Humby and Mrs Cramer.
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Sonnembula
Anne Bolena
Rossini
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Hereford Grand Music Meeting at the Cathedral
Yesterday morning and last night in Hereford at the Cathedral presented Spohr's Last Judgment with a full program featuring Frau Stockhausen, Messrs. Braham Vaughan Boisragon Knyvett Caradori Allan and others. The event opened with overtures and choruses and included solos recits quartets and a later Shire-Hall evening selection from Azor and Zemira with Madame Caradori Allan and Mr. Braham in leading roles.
Spohr Oratorio The Last Judgment Praised In Hereford
From our correspondent the Spohr oratorio The Last Judgment is hailed as the composer’s chef d oeuvre with Hereford’s orchestra. The overture and chorus performance receive high praise while individual solos by Caradori and Phillips draw mixed notes, and the famed quartet Yes every Tear wins commendation.
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Festival concert praises Haydn Creation and Brabain star power
The morning program featured a grand orchestra and a strong Creation segment. Boisragon’s recitative suffered from lack of stylistic control, but Stockhausen and Caradori delivered satisfying arias while Brabain impressed with In splendour bright. Sapio’s native worth showed distinct vocal prowess amid overall commendations.
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SECOND GRAND CONCERT IN MEMORIAL HALL REVIEW
The concert opened with Mozart Don Juan overture and introduction, featuring Phillips as Leporello and Stockhausen as Donna Anna, Braham as the Don, and Sapio as Altavio. Braham impressed, Stockhausen sang well, but Eliason missed his violin concerto. Mrs. Knyvett offered Madness, Purcell Frost scene charmed, new Wesley overture mixed with Weber influences, and Spohr’s Azor and Zemira finale drew mixed praise. Concerts draw larger crowds than prior years.
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Court Circulares and ministerial meetings in London and Northumbria
A roundup of interviews and movements among British officials. Frankland Lewis Rice and others met Viscount Melbourne at the Treasury. Byng Mackinnon Lillie spoke with Rice at the Colonial Office. Charles Grant visited Palmerston and Melbourne. Earl Grey left Howick Hall for Kelso to receive an Address and attend Roxburghe residence duties. Abercromby headed to Edinburgh for Earl Grey’s grand dinner. Sir George Grey departed for Huxton.
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Edward Petre
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Huxton
Hop picking yields and market prices in Maidstone week
Hop picking progressed despite very unfavourable early weather with many plants producing below estimate yet overall good crops for weight and quantity. Duty stood at 140,000 as market activity varied with jade dull and high prices bid for speculative tenfold. Corn trade quiet with wheat 42s to 46s a quarter, barley 35s, oats 20s 6d, beans 35s to 36s, pease 0s.
Doncaster St Leger betting prospects and riders
Yesterday marked the last public betting day in London for the Doncaster St Leger with little activity and uncertain support for several entries. Bets list Plenipotentiary, Shilelagh, Warlaby Baylock, Bran, Gen Chassé, Bubastes, Touchstone, Marcellina, London, and others. Robinson is slated to ride Shilelagh rather than Bran. Conolly rides the crack. Races start Monday with strong entries and boosted stakes from the corporation. many nobles are already on site.
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Mat Ne Praweee
Mr. Batson
Duke of Cleveland
Mr. Heseltine
Lord Sligo
Sir J. Boswell
Mr. Pawlett
Mr. Watt
Lord Westminster
Mr. Ridsdale
Mr. Marson
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Bran
Conolly
Descriptive Fire and Paget Appointment Report
A late Sir Michael Seymour vacancy will place Sir Charles Paget in the South American command. Destructive fire last night near Ratcliffe Cross consumed a large sugar house, spreading rapidly before crews contained it by dawn. Damages to buildings and stock are substantial. Swain and Co. display state liveries for the sheriff with gold embroidery and lace in a handsome, historic design.
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Michael Seymour
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Ratcliffe Cross
Suerier Rapha
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