Grand Up In Plausibility Dinner at Tavern
Public notice from P and P Tavern Covene y announces a grand dinner with musical entertainment and buffet for distinguished patrons. Tickets 15s each include a bottle of wine. seating at four o clock. Also lists new publications and speeches published this day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S. Tavern
Coveney
Russell
Court
Deury-lane
John Leslei , Foster
House of Commons
John Uatchard
Piccadilly
Ann Peel
Robert A Peel
Joh Murray
Albemarle-street
RTT
John Murray
Abenarle-street
London
Royal appointments and promotions in the British Army list
The London Gazette reports May 20 royal approvals and senior officer changes across regiments. James Cocks named consul Albanian territories. numerous purchases, promotions, and retirements announced for Horse Guards Dragoon Guards Grenadier Guards and Foot Guards with several captains lieutenants ensigns and adjutants transferring or being created.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards
G. A. Lill
Purchase
Clutterbuck
Hegiment
Dragoon Guards
Grant
Cornet
Crusser
Regiment of Dragoons
C. Johnston
Stuart
Regiment of Light Lecagoons
T. Montgomery
Ball
Ditto
Gomer “P. Harting
Pythasworth
Erry Ditto
J. Proctor
Beattie
T. Alsap
Macartney
Grenadier Regiment
Foot Guards
C.J. Vyner
3Th West India Regiment
S.W. Uatgess
6Th West India Regiment
J ¥. James
Lara Booth
Anderson
Spree
Dettu
Pudor
Dunda
Pudyrae
J. Carige
Ensign
Morian
Bnstave
Stansford
Clarke
L. French
Evans
A. K. Huston
Studard
T. Kiernander
Stevens
W. Jons
D. Cargeron
J. ‘Lkissell
Aindard
Masign
L. Langian
Sander
Siac Lieto
J. Roberts
J. Harding
Dish Ditto
L. Croker
J. Fraser
Rigenene Bothy Litto
L. AlQiarte
W. Williams
A. Stad
McQuarte
Law
Hodson
J. Moran
Pak
Carnell
Wa. Clarke
J. 8. Henry
E. Carroll
Alurton
Y. Armstrong
Durtin
W. Matrler
LC. Brown
H.fowler
Purthave
Jones
3Th West India
J. ‘Yp Wigy
Sth
West India Regiment
W. Minker
West Fudia
W. Ross
Foor
James M‘beaiy
Basver
Fide Loos
Et Dragoons
Duattache
P Chadwick
2D Dragoons
Lord Linetenant
Regiment
Sussex
Hodgson
F. Waland
Walliams
W.anderson
Gerits
J. Knote
C. Luts
Rose
Westert Coast Yeomanry Cavalry
WW. Halsted
G. Elalsted
Midhurst Yeomanry Cavalry
H C. Bidke
London Markets May 20 Cotton and Commodities
A dense London market column reports limited cotton sales, with about 600 bags traded and prices easing. It covers sugar, coffee, Irish provisions, corn, rice, tobacco, and coal, noting price shifts, shipment volumes, and currency expectations across multiple goods and ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totton
Smyrnas
India Company
Sugalr
Jamaica
Domingo
Seling
India
India Park
Toduy
Toba Gto
Sasturday
France
Dividends and certificates listed at Guildhall notices
A historical listing of names and occupations appears with dates and locations for dividends and certificates. Entries reference individuals such as J. Tyrer, Machell, and G. Raincock among merchants, innkeepers, upholsterers, and others in London and various towns, with dates and venues like Guildhall and the Swan Chichester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan, Stevens
Wood
Little St
Thonas
Queen
Tundon
R. Moggeridge
Kingston-upon- Thames
Surrey
Guildhall
London
Cobb
Clement
I S. Feredy
Smith
J. Fisher
Wolverhampton
Staffordshire
Royal Hotel
Templeton
Birmingham
Louthard-street
Guilhill
J. Tyrer
Gickarsrall
Lancaster
Carthee
Luoudon
Machell
Dewsbury
St. Guildhall
J. Blagden
Chichester
Waalstapler
the Swan
W. Rules
Woxceser
Star and Garter
Worcester
G. Cousraet
Wellclove-oquare
Lee
Nertisampton
Hagter
Peacock
Northampton
J. S. Richards
Moncague-place
Russell-square
Guildshail
Rawford
Portsea
Kig’s Arms
Portsex
Whampon
Bishopsgate
Streetewithin
Sf Gunbat
Oe Osborn
York-places
Kennington
Oiman
Guildhaile
Basher
Lincoln
Qur-dresser
New
Wb. Levin
Jewin-street
P. Cuddiley
J. C. Loog
Aliaries
Letter Excerpts on Princess of Wales 1814 Correspondence
Transcriptions from the Journal of a Traveller include a August 1814 note from Lord Withbread to the Princess of Wales expressing sorrow at her absence and pledging devotion to her happiness and to the future reign of Princess Charlotte. A July 1814 letter from Lord Liverpool to the Princess confirms no opposition to her plans to return to Britain and visit her brother, the Duke of Brunswick, by the Prince Regent's instruction.
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Bankhupys
O. Nuttall
Nicholas-lane
Lombach-street
Guildrail
Adams
Dhdowry
G. Longmire
Appleby
Westmoreland
Draper
King’s Inn
King’s Arms Inn
Carlisles
Atturnies
Mesera
Hodgson and
Nabson
Carlisle
Mr. Young
Mattsson House
London
J. Graham
Hal Horses
Hesket
Cumberland
King's Head
Mr Young
Charlotte-law
Mansion House
Hodgson and Nanson
Carlise
J. Norrison
Studeton
Yorkshire
Beverley
Attornies
Hall and Campbell
W. Penalunu
Helstan
Cornwall
Sear Low
Artornies
Myr
Follett
Pyper-buildings
Temple
Wallis and Hosberts
Hebteh
W. Robinson
Newcastle-spon- Lyne
Sommion-Brewer
George Fen
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Messrs
Mutton and Williamson
Gray’s- Tan-aquare
Mr. Ingledew
W. Haker
Leeds
Dyer
Caste House
Messefottie
Richardson
Gaunt
Poultry
Wattle
Liverpool
the George Inn
Astornies
Windle
Tree Hall
Mir
Poole
Adam’s-court
Old Broad-street
Morris and
Tasabert
Teeds
Sty
Guildhale
Anaragy
Odteas Paubstrees
Finspury Square
Dunking
Brunswick-square
Middlesex
Tae
Guildhall
Atroraies
Tanner
Jane
Ayak Sulckel
Sbitebucs
Mlisers
Hix
Charlotte
Lord Withbread
Samuel Withbread
Lord Liverpool
Princess OF Wales
Tue
Connery
Duke of Brunswick
Duke of Brunswick, Assuring Her That the Prince Rregent
Royal correspondence on Princess Charlotte and royal residences
The Prince Regent assures Lady Loyal Highness freedom of action in choosing residence in Britain or the Continent. Liverpool is told he will not obstruct arrangements concerning Blaixheath property and other private possessions. The letter discusses the marriage rupture with the Hereditary Prince of Orange and allied visits, and states the Prince Regent will not oppose retaining Kensington apartments for the Princess or any planned use of Blaix-head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Liverpool
Prince Regeié
Chyclotte
Grenavidepark
Charlotte
Prince of
Royel
London
Liverpool
Kensington
Loudun
Ute
Question of Prince of Wales's Rights in Exchequer
In an appeal Ste John Se Aubin v. Attorney General of Cornwall the court debates whether the Prince of Wales or Duke of Cornwall holds the right in the Court of Exchequer via the Crown. Lord Stelvrege remarks on Navy and West Indian trade bills. Commons measures shift. A motion seeks funds for attendance of Members before the Poor Laws Committee, with reply expected from the Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorus
Luesday
Ste John Se
Aubin
Cornswall
Prince of Wales
Duke of Cornwall
Wethereil
Stelv
Stelv Pgce
Westometer
Commons
Llaruowucky
Poor Laws Committee
Imy
Lublin
Gened Matumw
Dublin
Fort Reforma
Couchea
Ireland
Ske
Uie
Raymond
Yalbot
Irevaud
Royal
Canéfin Irelant
Gener
Wargusson
Cupar
Lyuteglion
Maury Sparke
Bow-rorecs
Salouion
Hesse
Bennett
Sidaiouth
Carvert
Finlay
Phillips
Hatl
Poor Laws’ Committee
Hal
Sant
Uist the
Louse
DO. Gilbisky
Dhill
Finance Committee
Eyre
Tigrney
Treasury
D. Girgeat
W. Bdaroosus
Lad Castlereagh
Treasury Nue
Lamb
Leuskipson
Tierney
Reform Petitions Pressed in House of Commons
A Dublin petition pleads for constitutional reform and frequent parliaments amid calls to curb corruption. Other requests include Irish reform petitions, boat of Queen Anne’s bounty accounts, and concerns over lotteries and public offices.
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House OF Commons
Madocks
Kirton
Boston
Lincolnshire
Lester
Parliament Reform Debate on Annual Parliaments and Corruption
Sir Francis Burdett urges inquiry into widespread petitions for reform addressing unequal representation and electoral corruption. He traces historic annual Parliaments, calling for a remedy while critiquing recent doctrines that reframe reform as necessary for national governance.
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James Macintosh
Lome
Mc Pole
Francis Burdett
Cork
Nicholas Colthurst
Birovingham
Manchester
Digmingham
Phey
Haling
William the Condserar
Coke
Willian the Conqueror
England
Leary
Edward E
Edward II
Howard III
Basland
Henry
York
Lancaster
Henry Well
Jane
Barbet
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Ofice
Prince. Wegent
James Cocks
Isyq
Conalitia
Albania
Gitaiida
Trayal Aighness
Paul Aronaas
Malta
Duke of
Luscuny
London Markets
the Princess OF Wales
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