Naval actions and promotions from the London Gazette 1812
The London Gazette reports Admiralty letters from Pellew and Croker on French privateers the Joseph and Countess d Emileau, the Badger destroying the privateer, and Martinet captured off Cape He-Gart. It also lists promotions in the army including Lieut.-Col. Mellish and various majors and officers for Jamaica, Canada, and Bombay presidencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty Office
Edward Pellew
Johin Wilson Croker
Peter Parker
Menclays
Rochljad Mainwaring
Menelaus
Manley
Gig
Lord Keith
John Wilson Croker
Bagdett
Maidstone
M'Meekan
Cape He-Gart
Martinet
Wvur-Dyke
Brewer
Thomas Hislop
Presidency of
Bombay
H. Wm. Carr
83D Foot
Chas. Broke
John Rudd
77Th Foot
A. R. Pakenham
7Th West India Regiment
Charles Rowan
Mathew Shawe
74Th Foot
Lord F. H. Somerset
43D Foot
James Wilson
48Th Foot
J. H. Aljee
J. Squire
Royal Engineers
Tulloh
Foyal S Artillery
Alex. J. Dickson
Ditto
John May
Warcourt Holcombe
John F. Burgoyne
John T. Jones
Fred. Stevin
28Th Foot
Ae Iobt. Gardiner
Royal Artillery
J. ‘I. Leecky
23D Foot
Jas. Stewart
93Th Foot
Wm. Nicolas
Chasox Canning
3D Foot Guards
Henry Powys
Dudley St. Leger Tian
Royal West India Rangers
Kon. Campbell
72D Foot
Jamaica
Storsford
Cecil Bisshopp
Miltia
Canada
Various Bankruptcy Notices and Auction Dates Across Cities
A long list of bankruptcy and auction notices appears for multiple individuals including S Castle sen Bailey, J Griffin, J Walker, J Handley, J Shuker, W Townson, A Morris, E Younge, J Pourkes, T Duke, W Brice, R Youd, R James, and R Rushton. The items span May 1 to June 9 with locations in Durham, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Coventry, London, Gloucester, Watton, Newport, Bristol, Downham-market, Bath, Manchester, and more, detailing creditors, lawyers, and venues such as Wheatsheaf, Ried Lion, George Inn, Crown Inn, and Guildhall. Certifications and merchants’ notices conclude the fragment with assorted names and places.
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J. Griffin
Kidderminster
S. Castle
Bailey
Durham
Wheatsheaf
Iramwelgate
Scruton
J. Walker
Ynemouth
Ried Lion
Berwick-upon-Tweed
Attoriss
Constable
Foreman
Berwick
Watts
Symond’s Inn
London
J. Handley
Coventry
Mercer
the George Inn
Attoriizs
Baxter
Muartin
Murniva
Ion
Mr. Peerman
J. Shuker
Rupert-street
Victualler
Weailcombe
Grifith
Gloucester
Whitcombe
King
Serjeant’s Inn
Fleet-street
E. Younge
Watton
Norfolk
Crown Inn
Gilman
Hingham
J. Pourkes
Evesham
Worcestershire
George Inn
Bewdley
Jenkins
James
Abbott
New Inn
Fryer
Lewkesbury
T. Duke
Ryde
Isle of Wight
Bugle Inn
Newport
Mr. Worsley
W. Brice
Bristol
Rumemer
Attornes
Arthur and Palmer
R. Youd
Downham-market
Attornies
Mr. Paine
Longhill
Beckett
Gray's Inn
Barlett’s
Holborn
R. Rushton
Marsden
Lancashire
Dog Tavern
Mancaester
Wilkinson
Manchester
Hurd
Temple
J. Maulin
Coseley
Staffordshire
Miller
Eversey Bank
Lapley
Impey and Wightman
Willim
Bilston
Oram
Carthusiane
Alderstate Street
Cooper
Guildhall
Bishop
Meet-street
T. Insall
White Lion Inn
Edmlund’s
Lincoln's Inn
Grindon
J. and
M. Davy
Bread-street
T. Merryweather
Lincoln
Taylor—S. Rogers
Liverpool
J. Simond
Jermyn-street
Haberdasher
Edward Grafton
Liverpay
F'. Worboys
Edmonton
J. Vailthorpe
Newstead
Nottinghamshire
W. H. Cavor
Walworth Compton
J. Brown
St. Catherine’s-street
Middlesex
Petition Requests Open Trade With East Indies
The House of Lords notes petitions from manufacturers in Walsall and Wednesbury asking to open trade to East Indies for their majesty's subjects. Duke of Devonshire opposes renewal of East India Company charter. Bristol petition urges ending exclusive privileges. Lord Grenville recalls prior discussions and the national question at hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Turspar
Arai
Trabre
India
Marquis of Swaffort
Walsall
Staffordshiir
East Indies
Lajesty
Lirge, &c
Wednesbury
Duke of Devonshire
Waurford
Ireland
East India ‘Company
Wigan
Lancashire
Earl of Barcannas
Loyd
Grenville
Bristol
Maniner
Phrone
Legislerage
Indies
Buckinghamshire
Lord Grenville
Lord G
Leverpoot
Ren viii
Earl of Lauderdale
Earl Gry
Lord Holland
United States
Earl
Tie
Marl
Liverpool
Flo
Lord Holland Aria
Henry
Ear of Liverpool
Quebec
Holland
Earl Bathuksis
King
Parliament Debates Trade and India Policy Risks
Lords debate a broad commercial measure tied to India and global trade. Emphasis on delaying action, avoiding exclusive national interests, and seeking cross chamber deliberation. Ministers insist on cautious, coordinated progress amid strong diverse opinions and domestic distress.
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ISBON
Aston
Barker
Leicester Square
Lisson
Tagus
Flushing
Mk Poual
Independent
London Tavern
Bishopsage-street
Alderma
Aloary
A. Kfine
Plovence
Titian
Christ
Cortona
Vernet
Toruss
Coxe
Wence
Somerset
John Pabre
Jon Eesigne
Gay
Mr Cage
Maddenstreet
Ibs
Wiet and Co
Whurle
Ob.sevel
Wdaaeke
BS Dlawn
Richardson
Gobudluck, and CO
AN Contractors
Cornhill
Charing Cross
Seid
State Lottery Office
Ludgate-street
Nair St. Paul's
G. Wesb
Bank of Ireland
Dublin
G. Webb
St. Paul's
Monrow
EYTON
Coventry-street
Livewrighyt
James Branscomer
Ilis Magh Jesty
Vidday
Menty
Cheshire
Office OF Ordnance
Smeg
Mis Majesty's Ordnance
Pall Mall
Regal Carriage Department
Furthes
Conriet
Uhe
Mall
Eran
RH. Crew
London Gazette
Carlton-house
Prince Regent
Col. Mellish
Imperial Parliament