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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 28, 1833

Page

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Perry's Bankrupt Office promotes trade protection 1831 32

A historical advertisement record describes Perry's Bankrupt and Insolvent Registry Office at 76 Cornhill London. It touts services for merchants and traders, including registers of bankrupts, intestate estates, swindler alerts, and meeting details. Public letters praise its utility, with endorsements from Birmingham Norwich and Liverpool merchants and city officials.

Tyne Harriet Martineal Charles Fox Paternoster Row Sociusto Sonics Martineau Duke of York Erry London Perry United Kingdom England Scotland Society OF Guardians For the Protection OF Trade Messrs Praed Birmingham Journal Birmingham Lheg T. Perry Corniil Sam Thomas Bulton Hovedayoteeet Squire St. Mary-at-Hill Norwich Sheffield Mercury Kent Herald Parry Aeen Cornhill Ofice Brecknell and Turner Haymarket Milroy and Son Bentley, Pawson and Co Cheapside A.and I. Salt Thomas Bartlett and Sons P.and J. Spencer Newton Street Holborn William and James Middlemore Robert Salmon Little Bell-alley Taylor and Bowdey Charing Cross Walker Charles Halken Thavies Daviey and Son Pluimbtree-street Bloomsbury Schweppe and Co Berners-street W.S. Wheeley Stourbridge Joseph Hobson Sheffield Mary E Belgrave-wharf Pimlico J. and R. Wood W., Moore Paddington J. Wing Joh Yates Binningham Wilson, Irvin Mrr. Perry Bickerton & Paull Castle-street Southwark Chance Mercantile Journal Percy Register Thorpe Barter Thompson Don Thomas Perry Geo. B. Thompson

Treasury Minutes on the 20,000 L grant for school houses

The Treasury proposes rules for distributing a 20,000 pound grant to build new school houses for poorer children in Britain. Applications require private matching funds of at least half the cost, prior accounting, audits, and regular reports. Preference goes to large cities with due diligence on existing charitable funds and endowments.

Treasury Great Britain Exchequer National School Society British and Foreign School Society

Chelmsford Petty Sessions Sidelined Lover Plea

At Chelmsford petty sessions the case of John Broad seeking to bind Sarah Bright as his for ever ends with the bench mocking his plans. Sarah remains in custody for returning to Springfield after Maldon removal, to be freed Friday per lost cause. Meantime Sir Hussey Vivian to wed Miz W in Dublin, and a Notarial Act critique laments high admission fees.

Rev. T. Brooksby John Crabb Jas. Boggis J. Jessopp J. M.lachlan Esqis John Broad Sarah Bright Sarah House of Correction Broad John M‘lachlan Dublin Hussey Vivian Mizs W C. Crespigny Doctors’commons

Military Commissions and Promotions in 1833 Lists

War office announcements record numerous by purchase appointments and promotions across regiments including Life Guards Dragoon Guards and Foot units. Notable moves include Heathcote to Corset and Sub-Lieutenant, Macartney to Dorset, Sandilands and Peters advancing, Hankey major, Byres Ensign, and Cadell becoming Lieutenant-Colonel among others dated Sept 27 1833. Cambridge ordination and Lincoln bishopric baptisms follow with deacons and priests named at Buckden on Sept 22.

Regiment of Life Guards G. A. F. Heathcote Purchase Wood Regiment of Dragoon Guards J. Macartney Dorset Jones 7Th Dragoon Guards W. Sandilands Lavell W H. Peters Sandilands 6Th Regiment of Light Dragoons H. A. Hankey Perceval Regiment of Foot J. R. Byres Cruise 49Th Foot T.S. Conway Butler H. Edgar Laidlaw Foot J. Messiter Cadell G. Symons Parchess Messiter C.F. A. Cmith Symons R. Baumgartner Smith 45Th Foot J.W. Watson M. D Brown 52D Foot Fon Fen H. Routh Halpin P. Chevers William Tottenham R. Cruise 1St Foot Routh W. Brown M.D J. B. Gibson G. PF. Long Macdonald J. Beatty J. Cruise J. S. Adamson Champ J. Thorpe Adamson Ith Foot C. Herbert Kingsmill R. Steele N. D., Lane Herbert le M. Carey Lane W. Denny Cochrane H. E. Austen Forurase Denny A. Levinge Austen Sith Foot Lord ©. Fitzeny G. L. Goldie C. Cadell 28Th Foot C. Grimes 13Th Foot W.H. Phillips Mermoranoa F. W. Butler Henry Ft. Seymour Henry R. Simpson

Declarations of Insolvency in Court of Bankruptcy

Listings of insolvency declarations with debtors such as Joseph Pilkington Manchester leather-seller Daniel Cockerill Lillle Berkhampstead and others scheduled on Oct 4 and Nov 8 at the Court of Bankruptcy with official assignee Kitchener Lothbury followed by additional cases including Hamond Hilton Neville Latham and Thomas with multiple dates and places. dividends certificates and partnerships dissolved noted for Oct 18 through Nov 8 across various UK towns and firms.

Joseph Pilkington Manchester Joseph Cecil Upper Thames-street Hank Daniel Cockerill Lillle Berkhampstead Hertfordshire Sprigge Crawford-street Marylebone Kitchener Lothbury Charles Hamond Great Surrey-street Blackfriars Road Court of Bankruptcy Newton South Aquare Gray's-two John Hilton Cumberland Place New-road Grimaldi Copthall-court Throgmorton Street Nasignee Greep King’s Armsard Matthew Wilson Hexham Northumberland Sadier Bell Hop Pole Tou Chester Wright and Williamson Liverpool Williamson Hill Gray’s Inn A. K. Mackenzie E. Abbott Austin Friars Merchants St. Hills Hammersmith G. Harrison Ebury-street Pimlico G. Crooks Anglesea-place Limehouse Baker Dee’s Royal Hotel Birmingham W. Hunt Rochdale Lancashire Commissioners’rooms W. Atwood Lewes Sussex White Hart Inn R. Wells Nottingham H. Fletcher Finsbury J. Smith T. Brown Barnsley Yorkshire J. Hunter and M. Marsden Cliffehenge Penistone G. Jennings G. Brown York J. Parkin Plymouth J. Albinson E. Rigby Bolton-le- Moors H. Ellis S. Henwood Tmerchants G. Newman Norwich J. Jonas J. Gutteridge City W. Mason Newcastle under-Lyme T. J. Flughes W.G. W. Freeman Hristol A. Blumenthal H. Geiger J. Wood J. Kershaw Whitfield Derbyshire W. Bronton C. Barker Leeds J. Ellison

Price of sugar in Great Britain in early September 1533

The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar from the week ending September 4 1533 was thirty four shillings eightpence farthing per hundred weight, exclusive of duties paid or payable on import into Great Britain.

Great Britain

Duchess de Berri’s furniture moves to a Bordeaux carpet maker

A private letter from Calais says Prince Talleyrand and the Duchess de Dino with their suite arrived from Dover aboard the Ferret steam packet. The prince discussed with Captain Hamilton the Amphitrite loss off Boulogne and pledged to present the matter to government in Paris. He left for the capital with Wellington and the Marquis of Douro accompanying him.

Duchess de Berri Blaye Bordeaux Petit Courier Des Ames Calais Prince Tatleyrand Duchess de Dino Dover Hamilton Capt. Hamilton Boulogne Paris France Chef de la Douane Impos Duke of Wellington Marquis of Douro Walmer Castle Vers

Miserly 83-Year-Old Sailor Dies After Emergency Operation

An elderly, wretched man named Samuel Draper was admitted to the London Hospital with a hernia. After a swift operation by Mr Scott, the 83-year-old patient died hours later. He dictated a will and handed over nearly 400 pounds in half sovereigns, intending a lavish funeral and leaving most to a Cardiff gardener nephew and a few small bequests to hospital staff. The body remains awaiting his nephew's arrival for interment at Whitechapel church.

London Hospital Bank of England Beadle Bethna-green Mathews Cardiff Wales Lincolnshire Whitechapel Samuel Draper Journal du Commerce France Neas Senet Whes Phillippe Augaate England Holy Land Aigues-Mortes Cyprus Charles the Sixth Louis the Fourteenth Veaséia Colbert Jean-Bart Fort Tourville Duguaay-Trovin Duquesne Ruyter Algiers Genog Louis la Hogue Finisterre America Voltaire Indian Company L'Orient Newfoundland La“Perouse Napoléon Europe India Levant Presen Catrace

Slavery in the United States Letter from 1833 Portland

An 1833 letter from Portland warns readers of slavery debates in America. It contrasts the American Colonization Society with the New England Anti-Slavery Society, urges careful judgment, and questions reports and misrepresentations about abolitionist positions and actions.

Portland United States Land of Freedom American Colonization Society The Colonization Society New England Anti- Slavery Society New England Anti-Colonization Society Friends of Emancipation Charles Stewart James Cropper Liverpool Mercury Messrs Stewart and Cropper New England

Fashions for October from the Court Magazine

The piece surveys October fashion with focus on millinery and fancy items. It describes morning bonnets in Italian straw and poux de la Reine silk, half dress crape hats in rose and azure, elaborate evening hats in black blond lace, and refined fichus and ribands. It notes new colours, caps, and promenading outfits, and compares Paris and Journal du Commerce notes on styles and materials.

Court Magazine Naples Paris

Orestes Arrives at Portsmouth After Lisbon Oporto Run

His Majesty's ship Orestes reaches Portsmouth after leaving Oporto on the 18th instant. No notable events reported at Lisbon or Oporto since the swift arrival. Oporto reportedly troubled by guerilla parties in the vicinity.

Orestes Portsmouth Oporto Lisbon

Bloomfield letter disputes police report claim

James Bloomfield of Mile End Road writes to the editor denying that W H Bloomfield, described as a nephew of the poet, is a shoemaker and challenging the True Sun’s Hatton Garden police account of 24 September. He states none of Robert Bloomfield’s seven nephews are shoemakers and asks the false link be retracted.

THE True Sun Hatton-garden W. H. Bloomfield Robert Bloomfield W. H James Bloomfield Mile-end-road

Fires Stalk Norfolk Farms Amid Quick Rescue Actions

Reports from Norfolk describe arson and accidental blazes across several farms. A Ringer barley stack near Hethersett was set alight with neighbors and the Wymondham engine smoke-sparing efforts preventing wider damage. Chew and Cowes Hall fires threaten barns, stock, and vehicles with water shortages hindering suppression.

Ringer Hethersett Norfolk Norwich Wymondham Cambridge Chronicle Chew Stoke Cowes Hall Wakes Colne Skingsley Coomeshall Essex Equisable Essex Chelmaford

Foretold Boulogne Storm by Seamen Sighting Sea Changes

Seamen at Boulogne predicted a storm ten hours before it struck on August 31, noting an odd sea smell and surface agitation though no gale. They inferred a distant western storm would reach Boulogne by evening, underscoring their early warning observation.

Boulogne

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