General Orders and Military Appointments from London Gazette
A London Gazette fragment reports royal cautions to officers serving abroad against joining contending powers, warnings of commission forfeiture, and commissions signed for Durham deputy lieutenants and Suffolk Yeomanry officers. It includes parliamentary items on glass duties silk regulation and a bishop's petition against Catholic claims.
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Horse-Guards
H. Torrens
Phe
London
Essex
R. M. Dinsdale
W.T. Greenwell
G. Ornsby
Durham
Suffolk Yeomanry
M.nightingale
Wythe
H. H. Bence
Collett
H. G. Broke
Copperthwaite
P. Bennet
Frost
W. G. Colchester
Hayle
W. Sawyer
Cross
W. Rodwell
Eshet
G. Cobbold
Bolton
J. Like
Sawyer
GU. Morgan
Colchester
Mutiny Bills and Grampound Debate in Parliament
The Lords discussed the Mutiny and Marine Mutiny Bills and the Grampound Disfranchisement Bill with motions to print and readings of related petitions. Lords and Commons debated Irish duties, relief funds, and naval and financial topics with petitions from Horsham Stirling and Dursley.
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House OF Lords
Mancy
Stuart Wortley
Commons
G. Graxz
Lancey
M. Fourses
Jas. Graham
Ixvixe
Ireland
Jingland
Earl of Blessington
His Majesty’s Treasury
Earl of Liverpool
England
Lord Holland
Horsham
Sussex
Viscount Sidmouth
Royal Burgh of
Stirling
Earl of Carnarvon
Lord Calthorpe
Grampound
Freehold and Copyhold Estates near Colchester Essex Auction
Three hundred thirty six acres of meadow pasture and arable in Essex to be sold in three lots by Mr Robins at Garraway's tomorrow. Lot 1 Shaw Farm Ardleigh St. Batolphs Colchester features house barns and 181 acres. Lot 2 Layhams and Fenns Farm Little Bromley includes 33 acres. Lot 3 Hyde Farm Great Wigborough with 122 acres. Plans and notices at listed offices.
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Pairmile Senate
Cobham
Surrey
Portsmouth
Robins
Warwick-street
Golden-square
Garraway’s
Little Heath
Claremont
Mills
Fairmile Farm
Griffin
Kinton
Beas
Esher
Talbot
Ripley
King’s Arms
Godalming
Whitart
Guilford
Red Lion
Dorking
Swan
Essex
Colchester
Manzingtree
Mistley
Garraway's
Shaw
Ardleigh
St. Batulph’s
Manningtree
Harwich
Samuel Waterhouse
Layharm
Fenn
Little Bromley
Mra. Hughes
Michaelmas
Bromley Hall
Hyde Farm
Great Wigborough
Kelvedop
Maldenya
Robert Wesney
London
Packet
Manningree
Thorn
Kelvedon
Port House
Malden
Witham
White Horse
Ipswich
White Hart
Brentwood
Rumford
Chelmsford
William Francis
Markets Signal Boost From Liverpool Rally In Cotton Trade
Liverpool reports of heavy sales at higher prices lift local cotton demand. Cargoes include Pernambuco, Smyrna, Surat, Bengal and Sea Island varieties with varying prices. a public sale of 800 Orleans planned next Friday. Prices for coffee, sugar, tea and saltpetre rise marginally amid steady to brisk demand. naval stores and hemp show mixed activity. Bankruptcy notices list multiple creditors and upcoming meetings in Manchester and London.
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Lonpoy New Paice
Liverpool
Bond
Pernambuco
Surat
Orleans
Alabamas
Sea Islands
Demerara
Jamaica
St. Domingo
Brazil
Russia
Campaigner Romeo’s case in Napoleonic exile debate in Parliament
Lord Castlereagh and Lord Bentinck outline the Romeo petition detailing a Calabrian captain who served with the British, was imprisoned by the Neapolitan government, sought British protection, and sought remuneration and a passport after years of hardship. The debate covers refunds, pensions, and diplomatic handling by Lord Bathurst and Sir William A Court.
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Guernsey
G. B
B. Bathurst
Privy Council
Bennet
Francis Romeo
Hume
Romeo
Calabria
Lord ¥. Bentinck
David Campbell
Sicily
Naples
Murat
Ishon
D. Campbell
Capt
Capt. Romeo
William A’coucy
Senoi
England
Alighness
Duke of York
Rosco
Elis
Alunt
Foreign Office
Lord Castlereagh
Lord Bathurst
Captain Romeo
W. A.court
William A
Malta
Ipouse
Lord W. Bentinck
Castlereagh
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