Changes in Ministry Rumors From the London Morning Paper
The report outlines ministerial reshuffles and retirements in Britain. It notes Lord Mulgrave, the Duke of Wellington, the Earl of Liverpool, and Lord Melville as potential moves, with Earl Harrowby seeking a coastal retreat. It discusses the Prince Regent's influence, the looming Parliament, and possible appointments including the Duke of York to the Queen’s care and Army leadership considerations. It mentions the Mint and Paris postings, and sparse army pay issues from Cadiz and a local horse theft in Kildare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jgbich
Bidmomth
Poa
Nillee
Torker
Liverpool
Viile
Harrowby
Birbend
Bagined
Paris
Bia
Council
Margaie Wetteey
Bart of
Matrowby
Lord Melville
Monty
Yadin
Marquis of Hastings
Nati Pole
Admiralty
Lord
Duke of Weilington
Finatly
Earl of
Upcrowd
Charles Stuart
Enet
Mulgrave
Duke of Wellington
Audeam Lowe
St. Helena
Bir Haden
Lord Greaglle
Marquig
Buckingham
Peel
Ireland
Life and career of Sir Philip Franh in 18th century India
A historical obituary sketches Sir Philip Franch, diplomat and statesman, detailing his rise from St Paul’s schooling to Secretary roles, Bengal governance, and Hastings quarrel. It notes his service beginning 1748, duel in India, Parliament tenure, honors, family, and death in 1806 after long public life and extensive writings.
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Bablin
Bet
Efyle
Brayths
Wan Jobo Francis
Cathedral of
Linhtute
Ireland
Hie
Ee Francis
Leigutine
Rue
Bir Thomas
Philip
England
St. Paul's School
Henry Fox
Lird Holland
Gove
Pit
Fox Iptronic
Grn. Bilich
Cherry
Earl Kinnotfl
Lisbon
Portugal
Aer Wnele
Lord Mendip
Viscount Barrington
Flanders
Germany
Tysol
France
Italy
Fordington Willoin
Loriworth
Bengal
Warren Hastings
Mr. Hastings
Hous of Commons
Paten
Idia
Hastings
Sir Philip
Give Moulin Ab
Helena
Yarmouth
Isle of Wight
Tia
Lord Grenville
Order of the Bath
Philip Franch
Sohigson
Cholmondeley
Sig
House of Commons
Edse
Burke
Eser
Reigh
Vacitus
Sir Philp
Ford Baron
Edmund Burke
Junius
Lependevier
Edinburgh Review
Army Movements and Disbandment Orders Reported in Ireland
Military detachments arrive in Clonmel and Cork from Cork and Gosport as the Army in Ireland receives General Orders. Disbandment of the 20th Light Dragoons at Caher on the 12th is praised by Major General Doyle, with a detailed report on discipline and conduct. A detachment of the Scots is bound for Ulster, while a prison convoy leads prisoners and family of Caliph to Constantinople via Cairo preparations.
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Giicors
Neid
Clonmel
Ireland
Doyle
Cloamel
Dee
Lonn
20Th Light Dragoon
Caher
Hawker
Acain
Pridallah
Royal fortunes and monuments loom in late noble settlements
The article recounts vast wealth and estates of a noble line, detailing divisions among heirs, wardrobes, and valued items. It notes Lord Scarboroughs horn, a crown from the King of France, and jewelry transported to Hampton Court, with values rising toward £240,000 and above. It also describes grand properties and a proposed monument to Lord Viscount Melville, including a Trajan pillar model and a proposed park square site in Edinburgh.
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Wittemberg
Lord Scarborough
Horne Cattow
Hampton-court
Yorkshire
Duke of Wellington
France
Europe
Onfinary
Sach Tong
Joorneye
Eveaxsononen
Mt. James
Bury
Lord Berwick
Thia House
Growvenorsgogre
U1ip
Boverelges
Viscount-Melville
Lord Melville
Andrew Sequare
Edinburgh
Geeral
Addresses of Condolence to the Prince Regent
Courty of Tipperary reports a meeting of noblemen gentry clergy and freeholders to address the Prince Regent on the Queen's death. In Cork the High Sheriff presided at a court house gathering where an address was proposed but not adopted. A new meeting will be called with ample notice to ensure a large turnout.
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Duke OF York
Iaao
Duke of Kent
Tipperary
Natanied Taylor
E.q
Cashel
Comk
Cork
Lord Carbery
Boyle
Fitton
M‘mahon
Molony
Bennett
Will of Sir Samuel Romilly Reveals Family Bequests
The will dated August 18 1815 names Lady Ruvelliy as sole executrix and includes eleven codicils. Romilly notes periods of illness and plans for bounty payments to relatives, with substantial bequests in land and sums to descendants. Executor Mr Julio Whishaw is advised to pursue select criminal law fragments for publication.
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Get
Tam Labows
Sui
Long Weplew
Peter Roget
Lanerganshire
Warwickshire
Go Hia
Alin
Lessire
Megmenta
Julio Whishaw
Jett
Whishaw
Brougham
Simonlt
Me. Baring
Mr. Sharpe
Marquis of
Dublin Deputies Meet At Royal Exchange This Day
The Parachian Deputies of the City of Dublin convene at the Royal Exchange to reprieve the Port of the Mandating Committee and prepare the petition with signatures to communicate with Members of Parliament.
Parish Vestry debate over Grand Jury arrears and insolvent rates
In Dublin St Andrew Parish Vestry meeting, churchwardens and Alderman argued over the Grand Jury apportionment and alleged fraud. They criticized insolvent accounts, noted the Collector’s payments, and resolved to form a committee with members Callanan Barrett Wadden Connor Henry Willis to audit eight years of Grand Jury dues and insolvent arrears and report next meeting.
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Grand Jury
Saint Andrew's Parish
St. Andrew
Pant
Air
Kevins Tithe
Chase
Wanner
Cess
Harrie
Darley
Wandren
St. Paul's
Helleva
Wadden
Nugent
Mr. Wadden
Dublin
Wavoga
Dr. Callanan
Mr. Willis
G. Cannon
Nevent
Doctor Callanan
Messrs. Barrett
G. Connor
Robert Menry
Jobin Willis
Venezuelan aid appeals and a Grenada recruit bill
Dispatches from South America urge funds from Britain to aid Venezuela against Morillo. Rich government members sacrifice plate for independence as Paez trains Patriot troops. A London handbill invites volunteers for Grenada’s army under Gen M Gregor, naming Col Macrone at Wigmore Street as contact.
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Republic of Venezuela
London
South America
Morillo
Luis
Venezuela
Paez
Grenada
M‘gregor
Republic of New Grenada
Dir Gregor al Gregor
Mactewe
M'Grecorsariny
Aidsde
Murat
King
Naples
Asc
Oler
Uirma Ives
Macuone
Wigmore Street
Cavendish Square
Lim
Grregor Mgiegoc
Colouc
Maclrone
Arctic Expedition Reaches Davis Strait Survey Complete
The ships Rost and Terror completed a six month voyage from England to Davis Strait and back, mapping coasts from Cape Farewell to Cape Walsingham, noting depths up to 41 hundred fathoms and discovering a native people in latitudes 76 to 78. Captain Rost praises Lieut Parry and officers for flawless conduct with no illnesses or punishments aboard.
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Air Af
Prines
S. Hayy de Lat
Myich
Jobo
Suckeause
England
Prince Regent
Bey
Wighness
Duke of York
Cape
Dudly Diggs
Baffin
Thomas Swaith
Duke of
Clarente
Rus
Rom
Jong
Main
Jaimes
Ivland
Cape Walsingham
Thayit
Carbertand
Warwick
Atlantic
Pacifi Ocean
Davis’ Straits
Exiin's Bays
Cape Suara
Englan
Cape Farewell
Charta
Abipa
Bukri
Fella
Shetland Islands
Tlameu
Rusa
Lieutannne Parry
Offerander
Xeauten
Robbery at Cork Mail Office Disrupts Dispatch
A Cork mail sack containing letters from Waterford and Dihelia Packets was stolen from the Cork Post Office. The thief accessed the coach office, vanished, and only some letters were opened while most remain intact. Investigations followed. warnings issued against sending large sums by post. Severe weather and grain trade notes from Liverpool conclude the report.
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Cork
Bawden
Waterford
Bantry
French Charch-street
Ebon Lay
Prendeignets
Bridewell
Wny
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Browne
St. Woolstans
Kildare
Cadiz
Iist
the Army
William Doyle
Adjwant
Dee. Dio
Sir Samuel Romilly
Los
Cherté Wa
America
Baltic
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