London News Roundup From Yesterday’s Levee to Naval Losses
A London piece notes the D of Lester at the Levee after a decade, Princess of Wales birthday breakfasts, and a Court of Directors at India House. It reports naval actions near Spain, the Lively loss but captain acquitted, Melee at Rota Point, and prizes taken by Britain. Also covered are emigre orders, public notices, duels in Hyde Park, and a Lady Shore mutiny tale with a convict voyage to Rio de Janeiro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester
Levee
Lord Duncan
Scotland
North Seas
Princess of Wales
Bengal
Pinckney
Marshall
Gerry
L’orient
le Quatorzieme Juillet
Morris
Spain
Rota Point
Alcmene
Brest
Great Britain
Tloops &c
Southampton
Mantel
Cambridge
Trinity College
Lord St. Vincent
Admiral Kingsmill
George-street
Hanover-square
Hyde Park
Fitzgerald
Brown
West India Service
J. O.parke
Chelmsford
John Jones
Sylvester Smith
East London
W. Addington
Pitt
Mark Sprott
Omnium Club
Lord Belgrave
Privy Council
Fox
Finch
Butterfield
Price
Bourne
Mary Clark
Lady Shore
Fort St. Phillips
Almouth
Rio Janeiro
L’ Orient
J. W. Carter
Bowstreet
Regulations at Ordnance Office Move to White and Blue Cartridges
The May 19 notice lists immediate changes at the Ordnance Office with cartridges. White paper for powder cartridges and blue for ball cartridges to prevent fatal mistakes. It also notes a suggested tax on armorial bearings by Edm. Lodge. Letters from Ireland discuss a thwarted conspiracy to blow up forts at Kinsale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordnance Office
Edm
Lodge
Lancaster Herald
Niews Antiquary
Ireland
Kinsale
Europe
Directory
America
Fragmentary Victorian financial musings and local accidents
The text notes vast sums in pounds and milliards waged in conflict and maintenance of armies, then shifts to a Stratford incident where a driver fell from a wagon and died, followed by a quarry collapse burying a labourer near Stoney Stratford. The piece combines economic speculation with two grisly local mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Williams
Stratford
Brentwood
Stoney Stratford
London Gazette notices of trades and guildhall dates
From the London Gazette listing multiple tradespeople and merchants with birth or residence towns such as Robertsbridge Cambridge street Liverpool and Birmingham. It records names professions and scheduled dates in May and June at Guildhall Mary Lloyds Star and Garter and other venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hyland
Robertsbridge
Sussex
Guildhall
Charles Newman
Cambridge-sireet
Thomas Watson
Oxford-sireet
Limen-Draper
James Ashwell
Birmingham
Thimble-Makery Fune
Mary Lloyd’s
New-street
William Johnson
Liverpool
Globe Tavern
Timothy Grisdale
Bolton le Moors
Lancaster
Three Crowns
Buit
le Moors
Thomas Folds
Higher Swan
Market-street
Manchester
John Tipping
John Gifford
Rawhing
Star and Garter
Charles Twigg
Shakespear Tavern
John Spythertori
Wellington
Somerset
Money-Criverer
George Delmadnte
Duke-street
Westminster
Thomas Paar
Holborn
Keen-Draper
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Clevesa
Holland
Low Countries
Liege
Rhine
Franconia
Moselle
Meuse
Wurtemberg
Baden
Swabia
Bavaria - Parma
Modena
Genoa
Milanese
Cisalping
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