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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 04, 1820

Page

1

Parturition of Duchess de Berri Sparks Royalist Joy in Paris

Private letter recounts Duchess de Berri delivering a baby after a dramatic birth. She insisted on Marshal Suchet's presence and proclaimed the Duke de Bordeaux awaits. Crowds filled Paris with displays of royalist sentiment as illuminations lit the city and theatres echoed with celebratory verses. The event is seen as a turning point for legitimacy and property succession.

Paris Duchess de Berri Femme de Chambre de Service Gardes du Corps National Guard Marshal Suchet Afonsieur le Maréchal Bordeaux Monsieur le Maréchal Madame Henry IV

Consistency urged in Portmouth letter to the editor

A Portsmouth reader scolds Radicals for shifting stance on Princess Charlotte and King William IV, contrasting past denigration with present reverence. The writer accuses the party of tergiversation and effrontery, claiming the monarch would oppose their conduct. A Lover of Consistency signs the letter.

Portsmouth Charlotte Charing-cross Mansion House Sam Your

Court Editor's Lament On Metropolitan Gala

The Courier editor condemns the yesterday's ceremony where respected figures praised the Queen while slamming a public figure. He criticizes a Major General for decorum breaches and vanity, recalling a Crown and Anchor libation as a potential atonement. The letter closes with a formal appeal for proper conduct.

R. Wilson Crown and Anchor

Letter to the Editor Defends Whepstead Parishioner and Loyal Visit

A Courier letter corrects an Evening Paper claim that Mr Twight refused a twenty pound payment and was a respectable Whepstead parishioner. It notes three magistrates were lay, not clergy, and recounts Lord Castlereagh's Windsor visit to Bury St Edmunds with loyal town officials. Also mentions a Chelmsford exchange praising the King and a remark on agriculture. Includes a remark from Glasgow about Canadian migrants.

Bury ST. Edmunds Twight Whepstead Suffolk John Crabb Chelmsford Lord Castlereagh Glasgow Courier

London Gazette ED case list includes several promotions

From the London Gazette dated October 8 an official notice lists officers in Royal South Lincoln and Grantham Yeomanry Cavalry being promoted or commissioned. Names include Calcraft to be Yeomanry Captain Loveden and Grantham Yeomanry Cavalry to be Lieutenant, with other substantive appointments noted.

Bowdery and Kirby Oxford-street Edward Kirby Stafford-street Ballantyne and Co Edinburgh Ink Musical Magazine and Review Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy London Lion's Head Oxford Lichtenberg Hogarth Oehblenschager Lodoiska Mad. de la Motte Fouques Jas. Shirley Waverly Commissi Royal South Lincoln Rvene Ension Calcraft, Esq Ess Yeomanry T. B. Reynason Loveden Grantham Yeomanry Y Cavalry Lawrence

Newmarket First October Meeting Racing Card

Sporting intelligence briefs from Newmarket for October meeting describe Trial Stakes for 5 year olds and 4 year olds with weights, plus Sweepstakes events for various colts and fillies. Entries include Banker, Haphazard, Comical, Corioli, Pindarrie, Calckas, Rowena with odds quoted and conditions on untried stallions and mares.

Newmarket Lake B. c Lord Seeread Aphazard Bouverie Haphazard Æon Banker Lord Clarendon Duke of Portland Low Duke of Grafton Ab. M J. Shelley B.c. Calckas Duke of Rutland B. c. Corioli Corioli B. M B. c. Pindarrie

Ship News and Domestic Deaths at Wimbledon and London

Ships sail for Madras Gibraltar and Jamaica while several vessels are lost near Beaumaris Harbour and Bardsey Island. Deaths include Tuomas Harris of Covent Garden Theatre and William Fielding senior magistrate Green Square, both noted for public service and long careers.

Urrey Institution Coursda Feret Fredrick, Accum Bacque Charles. Woodward University of Oxford James Elai Baghehe Knight Spencer Burgess John Burgess and Son Strand Corner Bavoy-steps London Fisronuce Warehouse Ironstone China Glend C Masons Albosengle-street Bailey's Ate Neale,Bailey and Healt Hubert’s G. H. Hogard Assallsstreet Covent-garden Gattie Bond-street Duonett Buffers Sackville-stret Dublin Baxter Edinburgh Glasgow Franklyn Bristol Gregaons Liver- Brook Hull Dancer York Harvey Lee Cadman Messrs Tudor and Lawrence Lion Inn Shrewsbury Church Preen Salep Thomas Minthy Thomas Howells Thomas Minton Samuel Minton William Minton Thomas Wilcox Thomas Partridge William Dudley Thomas Roberts Hardh Thomas Roberts Son Salop Wenlock Messrs. Coupland Dukes Law Evans Fly Liverpool Carnarvon Chester Beaumvaris Harbour Ellis Bardsey Island South Seas N. W Margate Tuomas Harris Wimbledon Harris Coventgarden Theatre Henry Harris William Fielding Wm. Fielding Green Square Fielding H. Fievpixe Tam Jones

Errata on Regent's Canal Tonnage Rates and Ads

Fragmentary errata from a Regent's Canal rates page notes advertisement earnings on Monday. Mentions No 2 and 3 shillings and sixpence values for various editions, with oddities in notation and obsolete currency symbols.

Regent’s Canal

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