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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 19, 1817

Page

4

Prince Regent Receives University Delegates in Carlton House

Grand procession marks arrival of Vice-Chancellor and Cambridge delegates at Carlton House. Duke of Gloucester presided as Chancellor with many nobles and ministers in attendance. The Prince Regent held a Privy Council then received ambassadors and granted audiences including Earl Poulet on his marriage.

Prince Mouddt’ Ield Carlton Sjouse Ta O'Check University of Cambridge Royal Duke of Gloucester Carlton House ol.“Dalton Col. Higgins Fort of Hardwick University Lord Delawarre Hilgrave Turner Gen. Vivian Fredsury Admiralty Ordnance Exchequer Pucty of Lancaster Lord Chamberlin Tiis Excellency Earl Poulet

Fenellan Fete and Masqued Bail at English Opera Theatre

A Monday night fête at the English Opera Theatre transformed the venue into a grand ball with diverse parades and costumes inspired by many nations. The event featured elaborate decor, pantomime artists, a substantial supper, and a lively, long-running entertainment schedule.

Carlisle House Penius Madame Cornerys Joan Sug- Midan Lyceum Prince Regent Carlton-house Awvi1ding Hackney Bugden Tie Uford Herts the African Institution West Indies James Leura Antigua Joseph Padgett Walter Mabe Aigbrother Amon Hong

Admiralty Court Discusses Head Money From Basque Roads

The case before Sir William Scott concerns nine ships captured on April 12, 1809, and the distribution of head-money among Lord Gambier’s fleet. Lord Cochrane argues Gambier’s ships did not engage, contesting evidence such as naval telegraph signals logs and Neptune Francois chart. The court will decide next Tuesday with aim to avoid delay.

Admiralty Cours Commons Fes Ville DE Varsovie Basque Roads Lord Cochrane William Scott Cadrane Luszincronw Dopson Dopson, With Notes, A Sir CuristorHer Roninson Basque Loril Cockeyne Lord Gambiers Lord Gamibier Acton Lord Cauchrane Lord Gambie Lord Gambier Lusiocron Copsex William Scorr Apvocateé

London Markets Trade Update on Cotton and Provisions

London markets report limited cotton stock and strong East India sales with Bengal gains and potential price fluctuations based on arrivals and winds. Sugar and Irish provisions show firmer butter and brisk pork demand while corn and coffee markets face uneven trades amid shipping winds and new European demand signals.

London Bengal East India West India America United States England Nemerara Berbin C. P Dublin London House Odessa Leghorn Mediterranean France Hamburgh Holland Carolina Tiber Canada Norway Iusense Geneva Baltic St. Petersburgh

Proclamation Offered Rewards for James Watson and Arthur Thistlewood

The proclamation renews a 500 pound bounty for the capture of James Watson younger and promises the same for Arthur Thistlewood. It orders magistrates to aid pursuit, names the suspects as treason conduits, and details descriptions of Watson and Thistlewood, issued from Carlton House on February 18, 1817.

Geoner Sol.wan James Warone the Younger Ute Slyde-street Blackinybury Richard Platt London James Watson the Younger James Watson Arthur ‘Thistlewood Southampto-buildings Chancery-lane Tower of London Privy Council Arthur ‘Whistlewood Arthur Whistlewood Thistlewood Arthur Thistlewood Carlton-house King

Dutch ambassador delivers note on failed royal attack

Carlton House reports Baron Fazel, ambassador from the Netherlands and Luxembourg, had an audience with the Prince Regent to deliver a letter from his sovereign. The note expresses joy at the failure of the attempted assault and preserves the monarchs' interest in the Regent’s wellbeing.

Carlton-house Baron Fazel Netherlands Grand Duke of Luxembourg Lord Viscount Castlereagh Robert Chester

Royal greetings sent to Prince Regent after escape

Carlton house reports the Marquis D Osmon d a from France presented cordial congratulations to the Prince Regent on his providential escape from an attempted attack. An audience was arranged via Lord Castlereagh and Robert Chester. The Gazette lists numerous towns universities and presbyteries sending addresses of support.

Carlton-house Marquis D'Qsmond Lord Viscount Castlereagh Robert Chester Prince Regent Newport Dunheved Corporation of Royal Burgh Haddington Presbytery Paisley Trades- House of City of Glasgow University of Glasgow Presbytery of Glasgow Croydon Carnarvon Peterborough Newark-upon- Rent Wenlock Greenock St.” Andrews Kelso Dumfries Aberdeen St. Andrews Cupar Fife Kingston-upon-Lull Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow

Bankruptcy notices issued across towns in England

Public notices list bankruptcies for multiple trades including lead miner L Smith of Stanwix and shipbuilders J Howard of Bridlington Quay. Filings target numerous locations such as Carlisle Leeds Coventry Wakefield Manchester and Newcastle with dates in late February March and April and multiple attorneys listed for each case.

St. Clayton Posyell Warrington Lancashire Publican W. South Leominster Werefordshire Bankrupys L. Smith Stanwix Cumberland Carlisle Atrornies Battye Chancery-lane London Obinson J. Voltans Leeds Wakefield Attornies Mr. _ Evans Watron-garden Mr. Robinson J. Jordan Bridlington Quay Bridlington Yorkshire Wartley New Lidge-Street Forster Newcastle-upon- Tyne T. Kernan St. James’s-street Piccadilly Guildhall Punton Wincollieccourt Wieet-street A. Scott West Smithfield Grott Chancery-Sauie von of J. Adams Holywell-street Shoreditch Guildhalll J. Griffin Featherstone Buildings Holborn I. Chad Purnival’s Inn Ge ‘E. Goxon Birchwood Park Derby Bell In Brittlehank and Bainbridge Acthorncy Alexander and Holme New Inn Star-Inn Manchester Attorndes J. Walker Ne Feriwick North ‘Shields Sopah Ge Ore Marsher Chester Carpenter Waite “Lion Tan Philpot and Stone Iare-court Ymple Finchett

Mosaic of Trades and Names on Old Street Pages

A fragmentary list of tradespeople and locations includes Wil­le Street Hatton-gidden Eondon Leeda and Page, certificates, craftsmen, shopkeepers, and merchants. It mentions a range of roles from mason and potter to ship chandler and schoolmaster across towns like Abingdon, Goswell Street, Elstree, Elerefordshire, and Norton.

Maren 11 D. Pullen Pir W. Watson Abingdon-row Goswell-street-road Mechanic Bell Boreham Path Elst Tey Lalifax Grocer Uehe

Middlesex Sessions Report Detailed Assault and Forgery Cases

The Middlesex Sessions record a Guilty verdict for a serious assault on Mrs. Charlotte Griffiths, wife of a printseller, with a one year prison term and a 200 fine. Additional notes describe a separate fraud case over eighteen pence, forged Bank of England notes circulating in the metropolis, and police actions in Birmingham. The page also mentions a lottery plan, ticket reservations, and a marriage at Sacombe Parish.

Charlotte Grifith I. Griffiths Pege AduLbuus Ar. Andrews Corr Bank of England Armstroy Bimingham Birmingham Otfees Ak Mufeli St. David's Bis London Cornhill Uise Btr Allygill BR Dragen Det Magen

Marriages and deaths and a Doncaster estate sale notice

Notices record several marriages including Philip Zachariah Coz to Louisa Prances and Sir John Anstruther to Jesse Dewan’s daughter, plus obituaries for Mrs Pollock and Mary Aume, and a large auction notice offering the High Ellea and Bellecar estate near Doncaster, comprising 1245 acres, with sale détails and contact points.

Dorchester Philip Zachariah Coz Lancers Louisa Prances Albemarle Bertie Gilston House Lowrie John Anscrither Anstruther Jesse Dewan Gilston St. Mary's, Islington George Cross Clare Lmrket Elizabeth Scrivenor High Elle Swith Bellecar Yorks Bessecarr High Cantley York Islers Bramptet Great North Hawtty Doncaster Scarbrough Bellingbady Grahamy Saime Edward Syke New Inn Shondon Mill Logester Batty Gazette Office Dennison

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