Loyalist Officers Listed in Royal Army Roster
A lengthy roster enumerates officers and sergeants by name and regiment, including George Hamilton and George Sart of the 36th Foot, Humphrey Dennis of the Sixth Dragoons, and many others across Royal Artillery, Royal Engineers, and Foot regiments, detailing ranks as Majors or Lieutenants in the Army with a note on the Majors in the Army. The document also includes Admiralty Office correspondence dated Jan 4 and a description of the Viper’s capture of the French privateer Le Furet at Plymouth and Falmouth, along with bankruptcy and dividend notices for various merchants and tradesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lewis Hamilton
de Royal Aches
George Sart
36Th’ Foot
Humphrey Dennis
George Clasgow
The
Royals Armlery
Gore. Johnson
28Th Foot
Henry T. Thompsons
Royal Artillery
Richard ‘Donaldson
Gth Dragoons
Abraham Duveruerté
Bemes:Butler
Ditts
William Inglis
S7th Foot
James ‘Wilkes
Royal Armery
David Robertson
74Th Foot
James Bray
William Douglas
Matthew Jetour
Zgditto
James Wynch
Charles Robison
Royal Afer
Ass Judson
Ditto
William Bentham
Walliamstrederick M‘bean
6Th Foot
John Vincent
David Gordon
Frederick de Chambauls
Alexander Cumille
Frederick Spry
Edward Asgrave
Patrick Maxwell
Charles du
George Jahntone
New South Wales Corps
William Buller
J. Killizrew Dunbar
Sir
George Leith
George Codkfons
Philip Riou
Ditzo
Rue Vher Seaton
54Th Foot
George Calkm
Thomas Parley
Amjesty
Fefels
Plynouth
Nepean
Penzelly
Viper
Falmouth
Dodman
Howeet
le Furet
Citoyen Louis Bouvet
St. Maloues
Henry Jane
Firist
Plymouth
Tole
Bas War
St. Maloes
Collins
Hartlepool
Portsmouth
Chicheliet
Philadelphia
Mamburgh
Moitof
Avinto
Baltimore
Ofagar
Spithead
Heligoland
Jangnon
Yeltenlay
Laventure
Maloes
Athe Arisocrat
Tcey
Ethalien
Searle
Penmarks
Steift
Fisgard
Mantren
Dasuwoop
London
Royal Notices and Quarantine Talk From London
London reports a frost delayed Kree cavalry ride while Duchess of Yorke travels from Windsor to Oatlands. Prince and Princess of Orange stay at Windsor amid Christmas. Duke of Portland suffers gout at Bulletede. A meeting at Earl of Liverpool's led to quarantine regulations for Mediterranean-bound ships. Dr Luxmerr named Dean of Gloucester and Dr Layarn named Dean of Bristol. Paris gossip questions Bo Saponve influence on fashion and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Brow
Duchess of Yorke
Windsor
Oatlands
Prince
Princess of Orange
Duke of
Poyr Land
Bultirede
Earl of LivenPool
Mediterranean
Luxmerr
Gloucester
Dean Tucker
Layarn
Bristol
Paris
Bo- Saponve
Mark
Bonaparte Proposes Peace Terms With Great Britain
A text purportedly from Bonaparte as First Consul offers a peace plan to King George III. It calls for mutual cession of territories, the end of war, and a separate peace with Britain while allowing attacks on other allies. The document includes pledges on oaths and prohibitions against counterfeiting seals, aiming to secure a lasting, reciprocal settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonaparte
French Republic
Lucien
Republic of Europe
Germany
Onvrich
France
Italy
Republic of
Batavia
Spain
Belgium
Switerland
Talleyrand
England
Great Britain
Ireland
Disputes at Covent Garden theatre spill into Parliament
Reports from Covent Garden detail grievances of performers over benefit costs admission rules and fines for rejected parts. The matter moves toward formal consideration in the Long Chamber.
Local Misfortunes and Violent Incidents Stir Community
Reports recount Mr. Coartes Grey M P breaking an arm at Twickenham and Mr. Diesum nearing recovery to return to the theatre. In Dumbartonshire two ruffians assaulted Ross Lodge and Colonel Colquhoun, then fled after plundering the house. A Worcester coroner’s inquest found Wilful Murder for Francis Hague and two unknown soldiers in the death of Joghia Philpots. A cart journey from Bromsgrove to Worcester ended in a violent attack by two soldiers near the Raven public house, leaving a boy seriously harmed and the Serjeant pursuing the horse before collapsing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coartes
Grey
Northumberland
Twickenham
Diesum
Ross Lodge
Dumbartonshire
CoLguheuy
Joghia Philpots
St. Clement
Worcester
Francis Hague
Bromsgrove
Ayith
Droitwich
A&e
Serban
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Admiralty Oifice
William Collier
Reading
Berkshire
T. Cafe
C. Cafe
Liverpool
J. H. Grellier
W. Nicholls
Shoreditch
Feather Manufacturers
Go. G. Bailey
Mark-Jane
Mealman
T. Swan
Manchester
Hquor
TF. Rawlins
J. Loton
Bridge-street
Westminster
Hofier
G. Fotter
John-street
St. Mary-le-bonne
Smith
J. Milward
Clifton
Yorkshire
Gooch
Walthamstow
Essex
M. Standerwick
Red Lion-yard
Cold Bath-fields
Dilier
W. Budd
Uxbridge
Innholler
C. Theomartyr Crane
Bow-lane
Merchant
L. Saurbrey
Strand
Farrier
R. Gilbert
Draper
King
Great Britain and Ireland
Boa
St.’ Aunes’s
Hish
St. James's
Archduke
Tuscany
Nirg
Witne& Ourself
Thunileries
Tarrseyrann
Hequri
Covent Garden Theatre
J dJeason
Lonp Chamberlain
Mr. JnoBy
Windsor Great Park
Earl of Pambroxe
MacDonald
Lord Craven
St. Domingo
Bradford
Lapacy
Wiltshire
Chip
H. Boulter
Devizes
Detrich
Maeselty
Malta
Lazaretto
Polacrey
Carge