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Newspaper
Courier
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 03, 1817
Page
2
Lords met at two to present their Address on the Speech to the Prince Regent. Observed were Lord Exmouth among the movers and seconders of the Address as the gathering noted the ceremonial Carlton House proceedings.
The Speaker opened at two o'clock as Lord Beresford announced the Prince Regent would receive the Address. The Chancellor moved a Supply grant. the Speak er led a procession with the Address to the Regent's Palace. Discussion on tithes and related reforms was noted for next session.
Witnesses describe a mob attack on the Prince Regent's carriage as it traveled from St James's Palace to the House of Lords. Lord Murray testifies to glass perforations, suspected bullet holes, and stones thrown between Marlborough Gardens and the Stable Yard.
Eyewitnesses describe stones hurled at the royal carriage near Marlborough House during a Park procession. James Moorhouse and Robert Warner testify seeing a man press forward and throw, with others noting a boy also throwing. The prisoner remains in custody awaiting further examination and trial.
The Royal Proclamation fixes exchange of old for new Liver Cum coins across Britain starting Thursday the 13th. Major stations in London include Bank of England, South Sea House, Guildhall, and Goldsmiths Hall, with 16 auxiliary stations listed from Fisher's Auction Room to Worship Street and beyond. Citizens urged to exchange large sums at principal stations to avoid delays. bankers in London and Westminster offer assistance by exchanging old coins for new.
Extracts report that Allies and France reached an understanding to extend the payment term on contributions, with a formal treaty possibly concluded though terms unclear. Government concessions to contractors were made to avert subsistence risks for troops amidst Europe’s calamities and rising forage prices. There is mention of Baltic corn stocks and price changes, plus a royal wedding notice and a quip about parliamentary orators averaging thousands of words per hour.
Saturday’s performance at King's Theatre featured Signor Ambrogetti in the role of Count Almaviva and captivated the audience with a robust contre-tenor voice and natural acting. Madame Camporesse, Madame Fopor, and Natolli also drew praise for voice quality and stage presence. The opera scene ended with acclaim for the ensemble, including the celebrated final act arias and a standout “Non piu andrai.” The ballet Henri Quatre impressed with Madame Barriste, while royalty filled the boxes as the King’s presence was announced.
Reports from Windsor detail the Queen’s Council meeting on King George’s health with a positive bulletin. The Prince Regent hosts addresses from Parliament while the Granp Duke visits West India decks and Welbeck Street chapel. Attendees include the Prince, Duke of York, and various nobles, with a Colchester envoy sending a formal address against recent attacks on the Prince.
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