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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 17, 1834
Page
7
A speaker aimed to toast peace and prosperity for Ireland without further preface. He urged collective goodwill, saying Trishmen and Scotchmen share warm hearts and sound judgment. The toast was enthusiastically received as the Times express departed Edinburgh after midnight.
The Monitour of Monday reports no significant fighting recently as insurgents retreat toward the Ebro led by Don Carlos and Zumalacarreguy. It critiques their hopeless strategy, condemns their credulity toward optimistic press rumours, and warns their plan risks extermination or exile, fearing a brutal return of tyranny in Spain.
The article argues that Spain’s insurgent leaders face final defeat from persistent tyranny and clerical influence, while liberal reforms backed by the Queen Regent awaken national vigor. It criticizes the Carlists, praises a rising radical government, and foresees a future where liberty becomes Spain’s birthright. It also reviews Earl Grey’s Edinburgh reception, noting his silence on his fall from power, lauding Durham’s rebuke of the Chancellor, and contrasting Tory and Whig leaders amid contemporary political theatre.
A terse debate over literary criticism and political power centers on Lord Brovcuam Liston and Reeve. The Chronicle questions the Times and accuses it of shifting from truth to darkness, while mocking metaphors of sun and dial and warning against market encroachment by chancellor.
His Majesty and Sir Herbert Taylor arrived at St James from Windsor, with a 3d Light Dragoons escort, then a Privy Council prorogued Parliament to October 30. Reports from Gibraltar, Greece, and Scotland touched cholera, royal illness, and a master of the rolls death, while press debate weighed on Lords reform and the political character of Lord Brougham.
Reports from the Paris Bourse uplift Cortes bonds and French money markets boost British quotes with minor variation. Spanish bonds advance, Portuguese Regency steady. Exchequer Bills and Consols show modest shifts. The Spitfire reaches Falmouth. Corfu dispatches report the Six Sisters in port with cargo of 3,000 barrels oil. Weather and shipping notices recur, with Lloyds via Portsmouth noting a Lisbon-bound ship and a wreck near Titinami. Consols hold around 90.35 with steady foreign markets and no money-scarcity signals.
Yesterday at Doncaster the Great St Leger Stakes of 50 sovereigns each was won by Touchstone owned by Lord Westminster and ridden by Calloway. Competing were Brancescescoceveccunvennseccenes General Chasse and Shilelagh among others. Produce of 100 sovereigns by Velocipede and Malek Rhodacantha were noted, with two miles run for 20 added.
Plymouth Serr 15 Arrived the London Flian from Onega Fatmounty Serr 15 Arrived the Spitdre steam packet from the Mediterranean left Malta the 8th and Cadiz the 9th Aslaing Sawlish from Smyrna for Bristol Bristow Serr 5 Arrived the Nevis Shipiey from St Petersburgh Liverpool Sept 15 Arrived the Bremserpetts Castle Man from St Petersburgh Tritton Lee from Quebec and Bellina from Trieste River Sept 16 Arrived the Thomas Richardson from St Petersburgh Thames King William City of Hamburgh Envoy from Bamberg Wilhelmion Sophia Trevene Louisa from Dantzic Salus Lae the ape of Good Hope and Mary and Helen from Kiel
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