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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 10, 1820

Page

1

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.

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Notices from May 1820 include a royal levee at Carlton House on the 17th, bankruptcy superseded cases across various towns, and multiple army officer promotions and appointments.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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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