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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 17, 1832

Page

1

Leake’s Genuine Pills and patent remedies ad page

An old advertisement page touts Leake’s Genuine Pills for skin diseases and venereal disorders, with warnings against imitations by T Taylor and Son. It lists various medical books, elastic corsets, braces, belts, stockings, and elastic supports sold by multiple agents, plus chemical solutions, tonics, and pills for digestion, debility, and bowel issues, all backed by endorsements from periodicals and a long roster of shops and chemists.

Leake T. Taylor New Bridge-street London Persos Mi Pa Disborough Clement Jermyn-street James's B. May Silk Mercer Plymouth A. Fownes Lordstreet Liverpool Wood and Son Spuniepate York Mears Perrin Lea Cheltenham Fielder Newbury Berks R. R. Priest St. Giles's Norwich W. Smith Preston Messry Miller and Faulkner Colchester B. Boardman Hosier G. Armfield Sheep Street Northampton Brodribb Marketplace Leicester W Vesey High Street Exeter J. Wood Piccadilly Manchester Lez and Perrin Worcester Dr. Brooks Ipswich W. Baker Chelmsford H. Lonsdale Blackburn Schoolbred Wolverhampton A. Williams High-street Oxford J. Boardman London-street Christopher Bell Whitefriars Hull Smeaton Albion-street Bear-lane Leeds Jos Oldknow Bassett Clumber-street Nottingham Maw Collingham Drapers Lincoln Butler Henderson Autler James G. G. James Dalby Goreme Messrs. Butler Cheapside St.ars

London Ec Encyclopedia Ninth Edition Part 1 1832

An advertisement details the London Encyclopaedia Ninth Edition to be issued in parts and volumes. It lists publication schedule, prices, steel engravings, atlas, and printer details. Multiple publishers and distributors across London Glasgow and Dublin are named.

MEL Mullett and CO J . M.and Co J. M and Co 1. M.and Co Strand Villiers Tuthile J. ¥. Tuthill Fitzroy-square London London Encyclopaedia Royal Helondon Shury John Dickinson C. F London T. T Fegg Cheapside R. Griffin and Co Glasgow J. Cumming W. F. Wakeman Dublin

Naval Intelligence and Atlantic Slave Trade Actions

Portsmouth reports the Raven sails with dispatches for Gibraltar and returns with the surveying ship to join Admiral Parker. The Speedwell and Nimble capturors bring in multiple slave vessels with hundreds of enslaved people off the Isle of Pines. Yarmouth wrecked near Great Caymans. crew saved. Royal Navy appointments and shore details follow, including ship launches and officer promotions. The Hamburg mail situation is discussed with merchants seeking regular steam service and potential private steamship funding if the government cannot supply a Tuesday mail steamer.

Portsmouth Lieut Arlett Gibraltar Lisbon Twa Belcher Parker Conway Eden Jamaica Earl of Mulgrave Port Royal Speedwell Planeta Aquilla Indagadore Hebe Isle of Pines Yarmouth Liverpool New Orleans Great Caymans Havannah Col. Yorke Capt. Phipps Capé Frio Dickinson Thomas Foley Dickenson Thomas G. Forbes Charles Pope N. D. Blennerhasset H. F. Greville James Caulfeild Messrs P. Chetwood Thos Maitland Rodney W. G. Field J. Cannon J. Orlebar Chas. Norrington Warren George F. Weatbrook Coast Guard Happisburgh Norfolk John Slaughter Sussex Montagu Thomas Winchester A. Baird Britannia Mr. Holden The Magnificent Riordan Robert Currie Andrews Port Royal Hospital Toms Hilditch Wm. Graham Etna Keane John Crichton Victory Roya Marines Stevens Plymouth Rothschild Hamburgh Duke of Richmond

Tower Hamlets union meeting and foreign intelligence report

The Tower Hamlets Working Classes Union held a Saturday meeting at the Halifax Arms Mile End chaired by Mr Tombs. A letter from Col Stanhope supported political unions and urged pledges to reform laws, while other officials sought responses from allies and proposed a public meeting to extend the franchise. Foreign intelligence reports outline Russian measures against Poland, library and university assets seized, and Belgian frontier movements with cholera warnings and military preparations across Europe.

Halifax Arms Mile-end New-town Tombs Boreham Col. Stanhope Tower Hamlets National Union of the Lord Althorp Lushington Hutchinson Angel Messrs. Cobbett and Lawless

Statue of Watt Unveiled in Westminster Abbey

The public statue of James Watt in Westminster Abbey was opened by the Committee led by Chairman C. H. Turner. Sculptor Chantrey was praised for truth and beauty, with Watt depicted in Paul's Chapel alongside monuments to Lord Cottington and Lord Bourchier. Funding came from friends, admirers, and a 500 donation from the late King George IV.

James Watt Westminster Abbey C. H. Turner Chantrey Paul's Chapel Lord Cottington Clarendon Lord Bourchier Agincourt Watt George the Fourth Atheneum

Desperate woman attempts suicide at Millbank causeway

A destitute woman, poorly dressed, plunged from the Millbank causeway into the river near the Peni tentiary. Watermen pulled her from the waters, she was taken to St Margarets poor house and treated. She said abject distress and parish relief refusal drove the act. she remains in the workhouse awaiting transfer to her parish settlement.

Millbank St. Margaret’s

Charles X Leaves England Amid Old Debts Fallout

The Sunday Paper notes Charles X quits England for multiple reasons, chiefly a heavy old debt being settled as creditors pursued him here, threatening judgment against his person in November as the Revolution began.

Cuarves Charles X England

Surrey Political Union Dinner and Junction Debate

The Surrey Political Union met at Alfred-place Newington on Friday with Captain Holmes in the chair. Members faced a dinner where Denison and Briscoe could not attend and B Hawes dissented from political unions. A motion to form a junction with Lambeth was carried, with plans for a Monday meeting. Holmes announced reform vote issues and a resolution to protect voting rights, including lodger rights, with placards to be circulated before the 25th.

Council of the Surrey Political Union Alfred-place Newington Causeway Parker Captain Holmes Denison and Briscoe Surrey London B. Hawes Lambeth Hawes Junction Carpenter Gauthe Cheeseman Lambeth Union Churchill Mr. Cheeseman Mr. Carpenter Southwark

Talleyrand and Madame de Stael Shape Talleyrand’s Return

In America Talleyrand seeks Stael’s help to win his recall from exile. Stael’s zeal wins Chenier’s praise in the Convention, aiding his return and ministry bid. He later learns revolution costs him, vowing never to spark revolutions for others. Sketches by B. Constant.

America Talleyrand Madame de Stael France M. de Talleyrand Chenier England B. Constant

Duke of Reichstadt Died in Napoleon’s Bed at Schoenbrunn

The note recalls the Duke of Reichstadt dying in the same chamber as his father at Schoenbrunn and in the bed Napoleon once slept. It also comments on the Sandwich Islands decline since Captain Cook’s time, from 400,000 to about 75,000, suffering missionary influence from American enthusiasts.

Duke of Sussex England Ireland Whitfield Glasgow Jesus Christ Cromwell Baroness de Ros Thames Ditton Hampton Court Park Marton Loas T.he Boyle Eas Thames Ens Thames Ditton Oase Schmaeck Henry Leader Post-office Continental Society John Hall Jameson Mertens John Horstman Duke of Richmond Hamburgh Europe Petersburgh Prince Warszawski Count Paskewitch Eriwanski Count Grabowski Warsaw Poland St. Petersburgh Antwerp Koopman Chasse the Hague Beguin Scheldt Reichstadt Schoenbrunn Napoleon Randwich Islands Cook Sandwich Islands Francia Paraguay James

Political conjecture on county elections in 19th century Sheffield

A fragment from the Sheffield Courant discusses county political maneuvering around Lord Manvers’s son and the Duke of Portland’s nominees for northern and southern divisions. It notes candidates from Blanvers and Clumber and hints at strategic divisions and anticipated defeats, reflecting local parliamentary intrigue.

Ophelia Euphrosyne Monroe Adnerice George Betee Con Franklin Sinswer Portland Lord Manvers Lord Pig Bassetlaw Duke of Portland Sane Dent Goerge Bentinck Siclaion Nevwecastle Ct Cual Blanvers Thay Vial Neves Sheffield Courant

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