Members return to serve in present Parliament
Old and new members appointed and bankrupts listed with surrender dates and venues. The document records changes in seats for Borogh of Higham Ferrers Lincoln's Inn Middlesex and Bath, plus Cork High Sheriff appointment, and a lengthy list of bankrupts with surrender and attorney details, followed by dividends and certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borogh
Higham Ferrers
John Lee
Lincoln’s Inn
County of Middlesex
Frederick Ponsonby
Viscount Duncannon
Knaresborough
Borough of Weobley
George Thynne
Thomas ‘Thynne
Viscount Weymouth
City of
Bath
Dustin-Castre
Arthur O’connor
Mount Arthur
Cork
John Bumstead
Ilford
Guildhall
Cutting
Castle-street
Humphry Cox
Great Surry-street
Blackfriars-road
Hatter
Battye
Chancery-lane
Robert Brown
Glastonbury
Somerset
Chapman
Swan Inns
Wells
Melliar
Samuel Fox
Birmingham
Swan Tavern
Attornes
Meff
Kinderley and Long, Symond’s
Lewis Lewis
Llanfynuyed
Carmarthen
White Hart Inn
Bristol
Daniel
William Crane
Oxford Market
Attotnies
Bagley and Co
Red Lion-street
Spital-felds
Samuel Youens
Greek-street
Soho
Taylor
Walker
Serjeant’s Inns Chancery-lane
Royal social rounds and European news in early 1800s gossip
The column widens from courtly visits at Buckingham House and Kew Palace to aristocratic dinners in Grosvenor-Square and Manchester-Square. It notes the Spanish ambassador’s grand dinner for foreign ministers, the new Bengal Chief Justice, and society entries for the Tourtons and Gooch family. Military dispatches report Suworow’s Ismael operation and Ismarx port news, with commentary on public opinion and moral judgments of triumphs. The item closes with local anecdotes about clergy support, Derbyshire sport, and a hunter’s pointer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krvé
Kew Palace
Duke of Clarence
Queey
Buckingham House
Drury Lane Theatre
Earl of Guitprorp
Grosvenor-Square
É&C
Manchester-square
Robert Champers
Supreme Court
Bengal
Miss Tourtons
Duchess of Montrose
Marchioness of
Stafford
Archdeacon Gooch
Sneyp
French National Assembly
Lewis
National Assembly
Ismarx
Prussia
Poland
Suwarow
Ismael
Scilly
Guarres Bamnevipe
Wis Colon
Exeter
Ae Ee
Haynes
Derbyshire
Oath of the Ecclesiastics Sparks Civil War in Comtat
On the 16th the Clergy faced the Civic Oath with National Guards under arms. Many refused, deeming it religious treason. A pastor at Versailles faced threats and a mob tried to hang him, yet he defied them calmly. His courage shifted the crowd, who carried him home in triumph. The election of cures follows. Avignon region remains in civil war as Canaillon falls after a night siege leaving casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ras Yee Bes
Versailles
Lazio
Christ
Comtat Venaisfin
Avignon
Canaillon
Jere Burke and Oxford Degree Controversy
A letter discusses Jere Burke’s Oxford degree experience after his pamphlet. Masters of Arts including Public Orator Crewe proposed a degree in Convocation but heads of houses doubted the theory not meeting university standards. A thanks letter from the Matters was written with signatures approving the move, though the Matters are not a public body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Solow
Crewe
Burke
Old Dumfries Woman Jean Walker Said to Be One Hundred Ten
Ev’rad of a Letur from Dumfries reports Jean Walker of Carlinwark Galloway died aged at least one hundred ten. Her life showed piety and integrity. She recalled 1689 events near Haugh of Arr, noting war horses’ feeding traces and an almost infant memory of King William’s cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlinwark
Galloway
Jean Walker
William
Ireland
Haugh
Arr
Hep
Ito
Perforis
Lave
Salloway
Movements of the Southern Army in Tippoo's Country
Letters from Vizagapatam dated August 16 describe the Southern Army's maneuvers. The 4th brigade moved from Kirtnaveram with large grain stores found near Carore, which was seized June 1. Fort repairs began, making a depot and hospital at Carore. Lofty action by Lt. Col. Floyd and Captain Parr marked engagement with Loates raiders, while Tippoo’s forces under Syed Saheb advanced near Avracandy. The Bengal detachment joined Kelly at Walayjanbad, and the army pressed toward Coimbatore, facing grain burns and desertions as locals observed the civil conquest contrasted with prior tyranny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vizagapatam
Kirtnaveram
Carore
Junie
Tippoo
Parr
Fioyd
Grand Guard
Cornet
Forses
Daraporam
Avaracandy
Syed Saheb
Cornet Ripecut
Coimbatore
Cumrmar Adean Dawn
Swain
Kelly
Walayjanbad
Bengal
Cockerill
Young
Tripore
Sahed Saheb
Avara
Coanhy
Walaujaubad
Tonyn
Car‘natic
Conjeveram
Cockerell
Pronamalee
Waulayjabad
Trem
Arft
Perak
Nabob Salton
Ghauts
Floyd Pitfued
Syhee Saheb
Iris
Ship News of Widest Fleet Wrecks and Duly Noted Losses
A long shipping bulletin lists numerous vessels along the French coast and in English waters in distress or wrecked. Betsy Dodsworth, Peggy, Lark, Chesapeak, Barclay, Happy Return, Swift, Espoir Dugain, and others are reported ashore or wrecked off Brittany, Quiberon Bay, Cods, or near Carlingford with cargo losses and saves. Several ships reach harbors for repairs, with crews saved or in distress. the Britannia capsized near Lisbon, cargo partially saved. many vessels damaged in a year of severe weather and naval peril in the Atlantic and Channel waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsey
Dodsworth
Carlingford
Pattyn
Maryland
London
Texel
Barclay
Stevenson
Happy Return
Ewing
Philadelphia
Londonderry
Swift
Alicant
Newry
Wexford
Espoir Dugain
Burmester
Bristol
Danzick
Copenhagen
Norway
Violette
Bilbao
Bourdeault
Peggy
Roskelly
Huron
Lafarqué
Port Au Prince
Bayonne
Toner
Bermuda
Teffenaer
Barcelona
Durikirk
Orient
Britannia
Furley
Newfoundland
Lisbon
Neptune
Pequesie
Marseilles
Rouen
Ramsgate
Krufe
Ceres
Loindon
France
Bourdeauix
West Indies
Bourdeaux
Way
Mediterranean
Hoylake
Grenville Bay
Mann
Elecors
Martinico
Cape
Elizabeth
Margueritte
Brutchard
Jeremiah
Punson
J.a Felicite Cheri
Les Deux Armees
Rochelle
St. Nicolas
Pere de Famille
St. Marc
la Life
L'Intereffant
Port-au-Prince
Gustave Adolphe
Guinea
Laflotte
Deux Anges
Duc Dé Normandie
L’aimable Marianne
Port-au ‘Prince
la Princesse Des Asturies
Louisiarine
Irish Lottery Schemes and Prizes at Shergold and Co
Shergold and Co advertise access to schemes at 50 Lombard Street London with notices of large Irish Lottery payouts. William Laurence of Trowbridge reportedly won 11 pounds 11s 6d as the biggest prize for a small venture. partners claim multiple six-figure prizes in prior draws and promise references. Drawing for the Everix Lottery begins February 6. post-paid letters and country correspondents welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Laurence
Trowbridge Wiltshire
Fo {Mall
Lawrence
Mesirs, Shergold and Co
Loo
N. B
Everix Lotrégy
Public Rheeting Calls Dog Tax Measure in Huntingdon
A public meeting in Huntingdon and its neighborhood was called to discuss forwarding to Parliament a widely discussed tax on dogs and its proceeds. The proposal aims to allocate funds to reduce the poor rates in the counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntingdon
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Paul Amfinck
Thomas Amfinck
John Carter
Ram Ion
Cirencester
James Healey
Andrew ‘Lindley
King’s Head
Shefferd
Richard Barford
London Tavern
Liverpool
Thomas Houghton
Brewer
Globe Tavern
James Stewart
Carpenter
Edward Woolstonecraft
Mark-Jne
Civie
the Ecclesiastics
Jere Burke
Dumfries
Shergold. and Co
Antos Bair No. 50
Lombard-street
Mefits
Taylor and Co.’s
Cockpur Street
Charing-cross
Haymarket
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