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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Also Mentioned on This Page
Geni
Clerkenwell Sessions
London Markets
London Gazette
Ship News
Ick Islands
Keddington
Deal
Sam
Champney
Mitzarn
India Square
India
Russia
Holland
Basing-lane
B. M.swyny
J.P. Wanless