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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 02, 1817

Page

4

Prince Regent Levee at Carlton House with wide royal attendance

The Prince Regent held a levee at Carlton House with a guard of honour led by Colonel Bowater and the band of the Duke of Gloucester. A Privy Council and many dignitaries attended, including the Dukes of York and Gloucester and Viscount Castlereagh. Presentations honored officers and gentlemen returning from campaigns and promotions, with extensive lists of attendees and awardees.

Carlton House Bowater Court Yard Duke of Gloucester 3D Regiment of Foot Guards Life Guards Pall Mall Treasury Exchequer Home and Foreign Department Ordnance Mint Board of Control Household Treasurer of the Household Master of the Horse Earl of Harrowby Prince Regent Viscount Strangford Viscount Castlereagh Sweden Dukes of York Gloucester Prince Esterhazy Archbishop of Canterbury Court of King’s Bench Admiralty Earl of Harrington Mr. Harrison Duchy of Cornwall Duxes Beaufort D. Chatre Montrose Rutland Maroquisses Winchester Conyngham Cholmonderry Headfort Cornwallis Avistock Lansdown Camden Hertfort Earrs—Ancram Hardwicke Mount Edgcumbe Mexborough St. Germans Athlone Gower Warwick Suffield Orford Dynevor C. Townshend Seignmouth Henniker Binning Burghersh Lynedoch Arden Boston St. Helens J. Thynne Ellenborough Harris Colchester C. Bentinck G. Beresford Rouse C. Spencer J M.mahan Sir H. Russell G. Canning N.vansittard Wellesley Pole J.C. Lillie G. Warrender G. Staunton M. Somerville I’. Lavie F. Henniker W. Rivers R.A. Bromley J. Ramsden P. C. Durham C Hastings J. Hamilton J. Doyle J. Murray C. Green C. Imhoff A. Hume C. Campbell C. Hawkins W. Gomm W. Scott C. Blunt E. Paget H. Seton J. Clarke Steele Lowater Griffith Robert Kemys Orr Fitzgerald John Hamilton Aylmer Hart Michel C. Hastings John Murrey Marriott Charles Green Macleod Henry Johnson Deewar Fitzroy Maclean Auguein Stevens Vyse Kegins Ellice Hon. Lowther Non. Coote Colin Campbell Colston Hughes T. E. Napier Llewellyn C.B Vernon Graham Wodehouse Lyster Pigot Lygon Wm. Gomm Cook J Clarke R. Steele Mauraiage W.E. Cochrane Maberly Thoyts Bloomfield Curtains R. H. Bromley Edgecombe Pellew Christie Sullivan P. T. Cust Gray A. Cochrane Webber Rous King Shane Pearson Hickney R. N Curzon Jackson D'Este Dracon Grosvenor Caswall Temple Phelps Smith Stuart Hall Leigh Pusey Edwards G. N. Caswall William Arundel Harris Cowper Hincks Robert Coates Smythe Owen Buller Bacon H. Walpole Thornton Tremayne Hope Davies Gilbert Butler Isted R. B. Cox R. Ward Lysons Beckett Hugh Hope Java Rome Spiridon Foresti Ionian Islands Lewellyn C. B. 25Th Regiment Hants Yeomanry Legion Lord Massey Marquis of Goghill Coghill Inniskilling Dragoons Capt Royal Horse Guards Robert Kennedy Lisbon John Scott Lillie 60Th Regiment Lieut. Heathcote F. Hamilton Lieut Lord J. C. Stuart Earl of Hardwicke Lord Suffield Norfolk Viscount Barnard Viscount Falmouth Cornwall Earl Gower Sir George Staunton China Mr. Shore Lord Teignmouth Cornet Lyster 7Th Hussars Col. Lyster Cornet Ellis Lancers Douglas Royal Horse Artillery Henry Macleod 35Th Regiment Col. Cooke Queen's County Militia Marquis of Cunningham Royal Engineers Mauraige West Indies 18Th Edward Wodehouse Deevar Sir John Murray William Wescomb Griffiths North America P. Edwards J. Otway Lord Delawarre Frere T. P. Williams W. A. Harris Earl of Mount Edecumbe Mr. Phelps Lord Sir P. C. Durham Continent Queen’s Royal Regt Cornet Trent Capt. Shawe Ditto D. Gilbert Lord Mount Edgcumbe Cowper Hincks Mr. Leigh Cornet Arnold John Campbell France John Clarke Spain Earl of Ancram Master Leith J. Leith Bath Ehos Hoseason Major Bloomfield B. Bloomfield Mr. Bacon Edmund Bacon Algernon Peyton Lord Bayning Viscount Exmouth Charles Fitzroy Maclean 3D Guards Fitzroy Maclean Hickey R. A Canada Deacon

Appointment and new duties noted for several figures

Mr. H. Walpole of the 3d Guards is appointed to a new post. Sir Arthur Chichester goes abroad. Dr. Paris will present an essay on preventing mine explosions in Cornwall. Rev. Dr. Fletcher is appointed. Mr. Highmore presents a petition. Mr. Humphry Butter returns from Ireland.

H. Walpole 3D Guards Arthur Chichester Paris Cornwall Dr. Fletcher Highmore Humphry Butter Ireland

Clerkenwell Trial of Extreme Cruelty to an Apprentice

George Barber a Bethnal Green weaver faced a crowded court for alleged brutal abuse of his 11 year old apprentice Mary Elder. Evidence described repeated beatings, hunger, and neglect. The jury found him guilty. he was jailed two years and the child’s indenture cancelled.

George Barber York-street Bethnal-green Mary Elder St. John Hackney Alley Andrews Allley Thomas Davis Langmore Worship-street Apopxus Aporrnus House of Correction

London Markets July 1 Cotton Sugar Coffee and Grain

The India Company sold 464 bales Surat and 7400 Bengal Cotton for the 11th with potential rise beyond 10,000 bags. Public sales and private contracts moved various sugars and Barba dos. prices softened in brown grades while very brown remained in demand. Coffee from East India Company rose 2-6s with large lots offered in Havannah Dominica Jamaica. Corn supplies remained high with over 11,000 quarters English and 5000 foreign arrivals noted.

Bidasroa Eyder London Teneriffe the India Company Pernambuco Minas Sea Islands Demarara Berbice St. Dominices Carraccas Carriacoa Barbadoes Brazil East India Company Java Sumatra West India J. Domingo Mavannah Dominica Havannah St. Domingo Porto Rico Jamaica St. Lucia

Commissions signed for Cornwall Militia and Local Regiments

The London Gazette dated July 1 lists deputy lieutenants for Cornwall County and Militia officers including T Trick as Captain and J Acome R I Rottenburg as First Lieutenants. It notes Ensign M Gifford and Pendennis Artillery officers J Falck and W Mitchell among others. A member returned to Parliament is Henry Lawes Luttrell Earl of Carhampton replacing Charles N Pallmer who has vacated.

County of Cornwall Richard Edgcumbe Valletort W Little J. Marke R. Chadwick T. Trick J. Acome R. I. Rottenburg R. Hamlyn T. Martyn J. Rivers Crown Office Boroves Henry Lawes Luttrell Earl of Carhampton Ireland Charles Nicholas Pallmer

Bankrupts and Dividends Notice Across English Towns

A long list details bankruptcies in Bristol Wath upon Dearne Hesket Carlisle Newcastle under Lyme Penkridge Stafford Stroud and Northallerton with associated attorneys dates and venues. It also records July dividends and certificates paid to various tradespeople including merchants chemists drapers grocers sail-makers and weavers from London York Hull and other cities.

T. P. Smith Bristol Whalebone Brush Guildhall London Stott Gray’s Inn Square T. Jackson Wath Upon Dearne Yorkshire the Crown Inn Rotherham Nicholson Wath Wiglesworth and Crosley Gray’s Inn J. Harrison Parsonage House Hesket Cumberland King’s Arms Inn Carlisle Attoruies Hodgson Dyer's Court Aldermanbury Pearson T. ‘Ideswell Shelton Stoke Upon Trent Staffordshire Baker Roebuck Inn Newcastle Upon Lyme Attornes Mr. Prime Newcastle Lyme Edmund and Jeyes Chancery Lane J. Eccles Penkridge Grocer Swan Inn Stafford Littleton Arma Collings and Keens Price and Williams Buxton Fenchurch-street N. Thornbury Bourn Stroud Gloucestershire Clothier E. ‘Tayloe Bowbridge George Inn Adlington and Gregory Bedford-row Watlen T. Raper Northallerton Golden Lion Attornies Mr. Hirst Morton and Williamson J. Knott W. Smith Duke-street Southwark J. Lofthouse Durham D. Russell Bath E. Curtis Chigwick I. C. Edwards Leicester Square J. Avigell Reading I’. Dean Sunderland Sailemaker I’. Christopher Dunster-court Mincing-lane W. Evans Newtown Montgomeryshire J. Wilkinson Berwick-upon-Tweed P. and I. Blackburn Bloomsbury Square W. Forrester J. Kerr Crown-court Broad-street J. Hamond Cheapside Glover Cermist J. Beech Stone C. Johnson South Shields J. Bridges W. Young Boston W. Hi. Tuesly High-street A. F. Smith Stockton

Ship News From the Royal Navy and Atlantic Wrecks

The Tigris, Captain Henderson, will sail from Brighton when ready for sea. The Prometheus, Hope, Harpy, and Hound have returned to their stations or refit. The Resolute has moved to Portsmouth harbor. Wreck of the Royal George abandoned and buoys removed. Tees launched at Bideford and arrived at Plymouth. June 14 shipwreck off Point la Hogue near Havre. Pegasus from Martinique struck Ras-Blanchard. deck separated, crew saved by pilots. captain blamed for loss. Ice islands sighted near Deal and off lat 42.39, long 44.55. multiple sightings with temperatures noted.

Tigris Henderson Brighton Moorsom Hope Jauncey Harpy Anderson Hound Lewis Portsmouth Harbour Royal George The Tees Merchants’yard Portsmouth Bideford Plymouth Point la Hogue Havre Pegasus Martinique Ras-Blanchard

Irish Lottery Draw Promises Large Prizes Next Wednesday

Tranquillity returns as harvest prospects brighten. Richardson GoopLuck and Co announce next Wednesday’s lottery with a top prize of 10000 pounds in sterling. Four prizes of 20000, two of 10000, and more, plus 5900 blanks and extra chances on July 19. Previous draw details show prizes of 20000, 15000 were paid at Richardson offices in Bank Buildings Cornhill and near King's Mews Charing Cross.

Richardson, GoopLuck, and Co Richardson, Gooptuck, and Co Bank Cornhill

Births in Clifford street and surrounding gentry

Lately in Clifford street the Lady of Charles Mitford of a son. At Ashby Lodge Northanton the Lady of George Henry Arnold of a daughter. On the 29th at Woodley Lodge Berks the Lady of James Wheble of a son. On Monday in Upper Seymour street the Lady of Major Fane M P of a son.

Clifford-street Charles Mitford Ashby Lodge Northampton George Henry Arnold Woodley Lodge Berks James Wheble Upper Seymour Street Major Fane

Marriages and deaths from St James and Marylebone churches

Marriages listed: Dr Thomson to Louisa Thomson at St James’s Church and Major Gabriel to Marian Deare at Marylebone Church. Death notices: Ann Dalby of Finchley aged about 50, and Rev Francis Minshull of Nunney died after apoplexy aged 47, plus Rev William Gregor of Creed Parsonage and Richard Parry of Banstead noted with ages and residences.

St. James’s Church John Haughton Thomson Louisa Frederick Thomson Kegsington Mary-le-bone Church Gabriel Od Dragoon Guards Marian Charles Russell Deare Bengal Artillery Ann William Dalby Finchley Middlesex Nunney Somersetshire Francis Minshull Creed Parsonage Cornwall William Gregor Dipfond Devon Francis Gregor

Delightful Cumberland Mansion House to Be Sold by Auction

Public sale planned for a grand three story mansion called Greata Hall near Keswick with gardens and eight acres, in the occupancy of Robert Southey, plus adjoining lodge and land, freehold manor in Isle of Sheppey, and Shurland estate in Kent with extensive meadows, farms, and mineral rights. sale details and solicitors listed for plans and bidding in July.

Cumberland Capital Mansion House Robert Southey Greenwich Hospital Keswick Cumberlang Isle of Sheppey County of Kent Thomas Stone George Inn Milton Sittingbourne Shurland Isle of S&8ppey East Church Hast Church and Minster Ride’s Jenkins’s Ride’s Marshes Old Marshes Grovesy Hook Hook Marshes Norwood’s Garrett’s Cromer Meadows Messrs Hinde East

Public caution on self adjusting truss makers

Public notice warns against daily advertisers selling imitator trusses and praises Salmon Ody Co for patented self adjusting devices. They claim royal and government hospital supplies and list institutions served, with fittings by mailed envelope guidance and country customers advised to send body measurements.

Salmon, Ody, and Co London Salmon Ody Army Naval and Military Hospitals Transport Board Dock Yards and Ordnance Marine Infirmary Honourable East India Company City of London Truss Society Middlesex Hospital Marylebone Wiveliscombe Bristol Denbigh Infirmaries C. &c. Manufactory Strand Surrey-street Palais Royal Paris N.B

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