Public Auction of Stores at the Tower May 16
Notice from the Office of Ordnance announcing a public auction at the Tower on Tuesday May 16 at 11 am for sundry stores, arms, clothing, and unserviceable items viewable at the Principal Storekeeper. Also proposals for acid removal contracts at Faversham, due by Friday next, and passenger sailings for the East India Company ship Asia with applications to Commander Patterson or John Chapman and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office OF Ordnance
His Majesty's Ordnance Ady Yiskeby
Carew
Mlayad
Ononanor
Royal Vowsler Manufactory
Faversham
Catico
Buvershury
Sesistory
Pall. Mall
Eran
BR. H. Crew
Sec
Jor
Bombay
Honourable East India Company
Asia
John. Patterson
City Canal
Messia
John Chapman and Co
Copthall Chambers
Hrogmorton-Street
Levee at Carl-ton House and assorted 1820 notices
Notices from May 1820 include a royal levee at Carlton House on the 17th, bankruptcy superseded cases across various towns, and multiple army officer promotions and appointments. Names appear such as Armitage Huddersfield innkeeper, Baines Leicester tailor, and Danvers Cambridge dealer. The Army lists detail promotions in Horse Guards Dragoons and Foot regiments, with captains, lieutenants, ensigns, and adjutants, alongside changes in royal veteran battalions and medical appointments. The document also records various commissions in county and militia units, plus certificates and dividend notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Armitage
Huddersfield
Leef
Baines
Leicester
Taylor
Peacock
Cambridge
Messrs
Toone and Co
Lincoln's Innetiidg
London
T. Danvers
J. Danvers
Juin
Cooper Crow
Towerchilty Marchants
Jane
Guildhall
W. H. Hardy
J. A. Handy
Birmingham
Royal Tlotel
Binningham
Salmtogs
Baxter
Bowker
Gray's _ Inn-place
Bird
T. Price
Rodborough
Gloucestershire
Gloucestershire, Civil Engineer, May 22, 23, and June 20, At the George Inn
Stroud
Eee
King
Serjeant’s Inn
Fleet-street
Onden
Bastion
Berkshire
Bear Inn
Reading
Pittagh
Sviond
Chineery-lane
Jofinan
Folines
Suucheplater
I. Clark
Lothill-street
Westminster
H. Shéward
Belgrave-place
Pimlico
G. Vann
Linton
Kent
T. Neestri
Cateaton Street
J. Mac Muster
Norfolk-street
New-road
Miler Bend
Old Town
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards
C. A. FitzRoy
Purchase
Shaw
Cornet
R. J.’ Barrison
FitzRoy
E. ‘I’. Drake
Harrison
Regiment of Dragoon Guards
C. Makeposce
Sith Foot
Rodson
Ditto
A.J. Byron
Bradshaw
J. Gardiner
Byron
Sir Wm. Clark
Tobe Cornet
Gardiner
3D Regiment of Dragoons
G.H. M. Greville
Halfpay
25Th Light Dragoons
John Hunter
Foot
Spratt
B. W. Cocker
Purchare
Vier Moody
G. Graham
Cocker
A. Hodson
Dragoon
Makepeace
CO Sith Ditto
KR. Price
Daxter
3D Royal Veteran Battalion
W Bourchier
Prices BS. Daveney
Bourchier
Ee Sith Ditto
G. Wyse
Statham
F. Forbes
Wyse
J. A. Worth
Tucker
Og Sist Ditto
R. Stewart
Ross
J. Paton
Stewart
G. W. M. Lovett
Paton
2D Royal Veteran Battalion
D. M.arthur
Front Hill-Pay
Tth
Enright
E. Guest
Royal York Rangers
E. Salter
Royal Veteran Battalion
R. Mackenzie
1St
Mtoyal
Evanson
Hosrital Story
J. F. Pink
Ludlow
Cucoratus
W. C. Frith
Curteis
Mermonaxpuxt
Lord Beresford
A. Ross
Busever
C. G. Alms
Royal Artillery
Blasphemous and Sedition Trials in King's Bench Court
The March 9 King's Bench session convicted several defendants for publishing blasphemous and seditious content in The Republican and related works. Sentences ranged from short terms in Coldbath Fields to two years in Dorchester Gaol, with sureties for future good conduct and various admonitions about ignorance not excusing crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF King's.bench
Christopher Starris
Broadcourt
Bow-street
Republican
Carlile
Prince Regent
Manchester
Robert Shorter
Pape Cello
Wycd-street
Strand
William Watling
Thomas Whitehorn
Somer's Town
News-Veader
James Sainsbury
Boltonscourt
Bolton-square
John Cutfiuac
Blackman-street
Surrey
Justice Bayrey
Christopher Hartis
House of Correction
Coldbathfields
Sane
William Watlingto
Joh Cahude
Horsemonger Lane
Philip Brands
Thomas Whitethorn
Jas
Sainisbury
Robert Wedderburn
King
Hopkins-street
Windmill-street
Republic of Letters
Canterbury
Justice Baytry
Courts of Law
Europe
Cosgar
Dorchester
Biusell
Cutar
Cragre
John Osborne
Birmingham
Warwick
Justice Best
Dewatan
Crane
Lesjeant
Lords Debate on Privilege and Irish Peerage Elections
The House of Lords opened with a committee inquiry into Masobeency Laie and foreign divisions over the last 20 years. Lords discussed abjuration and fidelity, naturalization, and printing a recent market-prices summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loieds
Gia Robiby
Redésdale
Fausdu
Earl of
Carnarean
Berd Hing
Earl OF Durnleg
Clhiathat Honttiey
Manters
Harewood
Ghd Roden
June
Northtaird
Garvagh
Marquis of Lansdown
Gite Oelotke
Coronation Proclamation Names Royal Commissioners
A proclamation from the king assigns a large list of royal and noble commissioners to hear petitions related to the Coronation. It sets the date for the ceremony on August 1 at Westminster Palace and directs attendance and services by titled figures and officers as required. The commission is to sit in the Painted Chamber on August 18 to hear petitions and claims from subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thesking
Geouge
Westminster
Great Britain
Frederick Duke of York
William Mey Duke of
Clarence
Augustis
Frederick Duke of Lower
William Frederick Dike
Gloucester
Prince
Leopold
Saxe -Coburg
Charles Ember Aiden “H Canterbury
England
John Lord Jildon
Dudley Earl of Harrowby
John Earl
Westmorland
John Duke of
Charles Ingoldsby
Winchester
James Marquis
Salisbury
Richard Maruis Wellesley
John Jeffreys
Camden
George Earl
Winchilsea
Nottingham
Frederick Earl of
Carlisle
Cropley Earl
Shaftesbury
James,Earl of
Lauderdale
George Earl of
Macclesfield
Yeomen
John Estlef Sheffield
Robert Stewart
Castlereagh
Charles Cavendish Bentinck
Percy Clinton Sydney Viscount
Strangrd
Robert Saunders Viscount
Melville
Admiralty
Henry Viscount Sidmouth
Thomas Hamilton
Lord Hinning
Robert Jocelyn
Viscount Jocelyn
John Thynne
Lord John Thynne
George
Thomas
14Resford
Lord George Thomas Beresford
War Wellesley Pole
John Trevor
William Scott
George Canning
William Durthas
Charles Philip Yorke
William’ Grant
Thomas Walace
Charles Bathurst
Duchy of Lancaster
Charles ‘Hang
Payminster
John Borlase Warren
Evan. Nepean
Charles. Arputhhary
John Hookham Frere
Nicholas Vansittert
Reginald Pole Carew
John Gullitan
Richard Ryder
Sir John Nicholl
Wederick John Robinson
Williams Vesey Fitzgerald
Robert Peel
Thomas Plumer
Robert Dallas
Court of Common Pleas
Samuel Shepherd
Exchequer
Scotland
David Doyle
Palas
Sceim
Agricultural Petitions and Debates in the Commons
In the House of Commons petitions from Suffolk landholders and Cornwall agri cultureists protested against foreign coin importation and urged relief from agricultural distress. Sir Robert Williams and others urged action while some called for delaying major measures. Debate covered corn laws, undue elections, barbad oes duties, and criminal law reform, with Mackintosh outlining a plan to amend criminal laws per a prior committee’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Gooch
Coke
Norfolk
Robert Williams
Varnarvun
Sarna
Holme Sumner
Surrey
Advtice
D.W. Harvey
He Parnell
Dublin
St. Ives
Penryn
Ipswich
Beewick
Tweed
Nice
Aingrick
G. Clarks
Leith
Merc Baring
Bennety Noved
Barbadoes
Crown
Parliament of
England
J. Mackintosh
Amon
Siid
Paradois
Nib & Oh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carlténhouse
God Saverur
Notted
Carlwn House
County of Renfrew
W. Mure
G. Ross
J. ‘Campbell
Buchanan
J. Horrocks
A. Dunlop
A. Smollet
Dixon
J. M. Buchanan
LAW Report
Bondon