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Newspaper

True Sun

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 29, 1832

Page

1

Deaths and books in a crowded London mid 1830s page

A long OCR fragment lists death notices and new publications. It mentions the German English weekly record Ger mania at King William Street and various medical, veterinary, and literary works. The text includes titles such as Deadly Adulteration and Slow Poisoning Unmasked and Blaine's Veterinary Art. It also advertises Fraser Magazine and Westminster Review with editorial details and prices, and a patent purifying pills by Ashley Cooper.

Glermant Germania King William-street Strand Villany Monthly Gazette of Health Blaine Delabere Blaine London Sherwood, Gilbert Piper Longman Rees Orme Brown Green Whittaker Treacher Arnott Simpkin Marshall J. Duncan Hamilton, Adams, and Co S. Highley W. Mason J. Wilson Wleee Fraser Goethe Newate James Mackintosh Law Magazine William Wordsworth Justice Grose Lawrence Leblanc Fielding Ensign O'Benoghue Isaac Newton Ettrick Canada Monsieur de Calonne Colonel Hickory Sir Walter Scott James Fraser Regent-street Waugh and Innes Edinburgh S. Infant G. Wainwright Paley Fort Risban Lafayette House of Commons Viscount Milton Corn Lawn Westminster Review R. Howard Wellington-street Walter Scot Lord Byron NEW Monthly E. L. Bulwer Pelham Eugene Aram Paris New Monthly Magazine Henry Pelham Walter Scott Lady Bleasington Abbotsford Horace Smith Hyrshe Shelley Oxford Bridge of Sighs Egyptian Thebes Jeanie Stevenson France Henry Colburn R. Bentley New Burlington Street John Royal College of Surgeons Robertstreet Adelphi Chapple Palltall Onwhyn Catherine-atreet Stranderat Upper Aestret Redo Mae Guy

VALUABLE MEDICINES ADVERTISING CLAIMS AND PRODUCTS

An aged advertisement lists medicines and tonics with claims of fever powder stomachic preparations laxatives and lozenges. It touts James’s Fever Powder Cardiac Tincture ginger camomile essence and Darby’s Elixir with various bottle prices and recommended uses for stomach bowel and digestive issues along with cautions and attribution to makers Butler and Spence. Strong entities include Butler SPence and Messrs with regional sales notes and pricing.

James Slindolas R. G. G. James Butler Gregory Diemer Wiler N.B Spence

Promotions in the Army Regiments of September 1832

War Office publishes a list dated September 28 1832 detailing promotions and by purchase appointments across multiple regiments including the 15th Light Dragoons 6th 14th 16th and 17th Foot 22nd 26th 28th 41st 49th 66th 93rd and 97th Foot. Notable moves include Lieutenant by purchase for Fellowes and Leventhorpe Captaincies for Hawkins and Versturme and several assistants surgeons.

War Office 15Th Regiment of Light Dragoons Comet E. Fellowes Purchase Bushe C. Sparling Coret Fellowes 6Th Regiment of Foot A. Imlach Wetherall 14Th Foot C. Leventhorpe Parker 16Th Foot C. Hawker Carter 17Th Foot—Hospital T. Pearson Newton E. Hawkins Wilkinson R. C. Hamond Thompson L. R. J. Versturme M. Higgins T. Wheeler Irving T. Beckham Wheeler R.J. M‘dowell Royal Military College Beckham 41St Foot G. Glaeser Kalfay Cape Regiment W D. Fry 49Th Foot W. Wilkinson Foot Hawkins H. Bingham Lord Fincastle W. G. Rose Bingham J. Edmondson Ekins Dectaset G. R. Cummin Reade H. Williams

Bankrupts and notices of commissions and dividends

A long list details bankruptcies across London with October and November court dates. It includes names like John Christophe Reiffenstein and Josef Widdowson with addresses, creditors, and attorney firms. Also notes certificates, partnerships dissolved, scotched sequestrations in Scotland, and a sugar price average for the week ending Sept 25, 1832.

John Christophe Reiffenstein Langport-place Camberwell Court of Bankruptcy Knight Church-court Clement’s Inn Josef Widdowson Fleet-street Goldsmith Robinson Hine Charter Tiasroesee Richard Cripps Aldersgate St.Dunstan's Tower-street Ely Place Charles Shearn Widcombe Lynecombe Somersetshire Castle and Ball Inn Bath H. E. Drake Vineyards Dax and Bicknell Lincoln’s Inn-fields London Samuel Aston Nottingham George the Fourth Inn Johnson Weatherall Temple Fearnhead and Campbell Hannah Primer Southampton China Star Inn Sandys Cranecourt Fleetstreet Thring Wilton Wiltshire C. Spurrier P. Joliff W. J. Spurrier Poole G. Taylor Thickhollins Meltham Yorkshire George Inn Huddersfield W. L. Robinson Henbury Gloucestershire Commercial Bristol R. Hamilton Liverpool Messrs. Lace and Sons E. Phillips White Lion Inn W. Thomas Park Lane Piccadilly T. Buckley Stockport Cheshire D. Stubbs Bolton Lancashire H. Pocin Cosby Leicestershire R. Hall Congleton C. E. Martin New Street H. K. Randell Paradise Street Rotherhithe Gorme B. Reiss and Co Manchester W. Nicholds A. Baxter Salford Lacashire W. Pilling H. B. Peacock T. B. Shopbridge S. Godden Tenterden Soho R. Adams and Co Plaistow James Davie Paisley Commercial Inn Glasgow George Gillespie Cupar Fifeshire Tontine Inn Fife K. Meldrum Kleish, Kinross Great Britain

The Markets London Price Current Report

Sugar dull with prices down 6d per cwt then firmer. refined markets soft. East India sugars quiet. foreign sugars slow with small Havannah deals. Mauritius sugar steady with modest competition. corree, rum, and brandy mixed. Tallow and provisions heavy. tea demand strong for Boheas. hops prices influenced by war talk. Indigo unchanged. cotton brisk with several cargoes sold in Bengal, Surats, and Madras.

London Inpia Jamaica Ceylon England France Holland Bengal Madras

Public outcry over police mistreatment of street musicians

A letter to the editor from Pall Mall on September 27 denounces police conduct against street musicians. The writer recounts a gendarme forcing performers to move on and detaining a musician, while a nearby theft occurred. He argues officials should protect workers and note the musicians’ supportive public donations.

Regent-street United Service Club Pall-mall

Fragment on paper money and wages under Pitt fraud

A writer laments workers crying for more paper money while their wages fall due to currency depreciation. He asks if the higher classes will remove the tax on that commodity before unrest grows, noting Westminster Review’s contention may not reflect working class views.

Wesminster Review Westminster

Henley plan of reform unsettles church and state

The tract by Lord Henley circulates among the Order and is reportedly well received by the King. It calls for liturgy revision and equalization of church revenues but preserves tithe payments, arguing for no real relief to the public from financial burdens. The public demands a thorough cleansing of the Church.

Lord Henley

Public complaint on police conduct at Bow Street Office

A letter to the editor denounces the police and a metropolitan gaoler for rough treatment during a robbery hearing. The writer claims Thomas the police superintendent insulted bystanders, then had Ford the gaoler drag him away by the collar. He calls for exposure and action to defend citizens’ rights.

Bow-street Thomas Ford P.S

Penny Wise Stamp On Cheap Periodicals Provokes Debate

A scathing critique notes tax commissioners issue an order requiring stamps on all newslike items. The writers argue the same points have long circulated in print and deny the need for such penalties. They jest about stamping Bacon's Apophthegms as an equivalent.

Bacon Tait Dinburgh Magazine

Public meeting weighs mayoral race among Lumber Troop

Yesterday evening a Lumber Troop gathering discussed mayoral contenders. Joseph Bonaparte to dine at White Conduit House. aims to elect Alderman Kelly a Reformer and defeat Sir Peter Laurie the Tory Anti-Reformer. Debate featured Key, Laurie, and reformist aims. no formal motion was proposed.

Delworth Barrett Joseph Bonaparte White Conduit House Key Peter Laurie Kelly J. Key Alderman Kelly P. Laurie J.key London Roberts Jacobs Croucher P.L Aurie R. Taylor Peter Col. Barret

Volcanic shoal discovered near Pantalaria to Sicily

Malta Gazette reports Captain Swinburne of HM sloop Rapid sent a warning about a dangerous shoal mid channel between Pantalaria and Sicily. The shoal, largely black sand with a central rock, lies in shallow water and is risky to approach. Swinburne sketch notes coordinates 37 9 N, 12 43 E and describes buoys marking safe sides. He urges great caution for ships entering the area.

Malta Hy Swinburné Rapid Henry Hothis Mediterranean Pantalaria Sicily Swinburne S.W Java Greenwich N.W N.W.N N.E S.E C. H. Swinburne Henry Hotham

Place names and conflicts thread through old notes

Fragmentary notices from a 19th century newspaper describe complaints about nuisance at Paddie-dock, levies and ships to Greece, Bavarian king attacked, a curacy marriage cancellation due to illness, a coach accident injuring a servant, clergy attitudes to Protestant Catholic issues, and dilapidated churches in Wymondbury with predictions of the nave’s collapse.

Paddie-dock Aapoli Levant Italy Munich Otho Greece Frankfort Maine Bavaria Cambridge Ronicle Mica Clanricarde Lincoln Hall London Lincoln Mercury Harridine Crown Grapchester Clitheroe Blackburn Gazette Church Lynx Wymondbury Nantwich Macclesfield Courier Exeter

Surrey Union Council debates junction with Lambeth political group

The weekly Surrey Union meeting at Alfred Place discussed opposing a proposed junction with the Lambeth Political Union. Gautier attacked the plan, others defended unity, and the motion to dissolve the committee was debated before adjourning after a previous-question vote.

Alfred-place Newington-causeway Bennw Hume Lambeth Gadtier Surrey Shyrey Sewell Judge Council of the Lambeth Union Gautier Reed Mro Gautier Mr. Gantier Gambeth Union Lambeth Union Surrey Union Holmes Lambeth Council Carpenter Captain Holmes

Thunderer to be commissioned with Jocelyn Percy in command

The Thunderer, an 84 gun ship, is to be commissioned under Hon. Captain Jocelyn Percy. Reports note various naval and colonial matters, including fleets, pensions, and trade, with scattered references to Don Pedro, wheat sowing, and market reports.

Jocelyn Percy Wi Plymouth Journal Don Pedro Dunkirk Lapland Riom LiverPoo Corron _ MARKET Duke of York Kent Germany London Hull East Suffolk Agricultural ‘Association Jane Ewes Robert Riches HN. Shawe C. G. Grant Lord Broug Penny Britannica Society For the Diffusion of Knowledge Penn The Socie Penny Cyclopedia

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