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Vol. CLXXIX (ff. 380). July, 1818-Dec. 1819.

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ff. 1-6 Windsor Castle; Berkshire: Papers rel. to the royal establishment at: 1812-1818.
f. 7 Sir Robert Seppings, surveyor of the navy; FRS: Retum signed by: 1818.
f. 7 Hon Henry Legge, Navy Commissioner: Dockyard return signed by: 1818.
f. 7 Navy; England: Weekly return of state of docks: 1818.
f. 7 Hon Edward Stewart, Navy Commissioner: Dock return signed by: 1818.
ff. 9-240 passim Army; England: Various estimates, accompts, returns, etc.: 1815-1821.
f. 13 Sir Samuel Romilly, MP; law reformer: Opinion as to the Prince Regent's competence to give evidence: 1818.: Copy.
f. 13 George IV of England: Observations as to his competence to give evidence: 1818.
f. 13 William Fitzhardinge Berkeley, 1st Earl Fitzhardinge: Opinion by his counsel: 1818.
ff. 21, 93, 95 Navy; England: Lists of ships: 1817, 1818.
ff. 23-45 Frederick Augustus, Duke of York and Albany; 2nd son of George III: Papers rel. to the army establishment for: 1819; 1818.
f. 46 Liverpool, Lancashire: Memorial of landing waiters at, to the Treasury: 1818.
f. 50 J- M- Hanchett: Returns of seizures by preventive boats: 1816-1818.: Signed.
f. 50 Smuggling: Seizures by preventive vessels: 1816-1818.
f. 53 J- M- Hanchett: Reports of smuggling: 1818.: Signed.
ff. 55, 325 Captain William McCulloch, RN: Reports of ships' movements in the Downs: 1818, 1819.
ff. 56, 59 Francis Henry Egerton, 8th Earl of Bridgewater: Letters to the Due de Reggio: 1818.: Fr.: Copies.
ff. 56, 59 Charles Nicolas Oudinot, Duc de Reggio; Maréchal de France: Letters to, from Lord F. H. Egerton: 1818.: Fr.: Copies.
f. 62 John Thomson, Deputy Commissary-General: Memorandum respecting his claim to half-pay: 1818.
ff. 64-70 Deal, Kent: Papers rel. to boatmen's wrangles at, and to their disputes with shipowners: 1817, 1818.
f. 71 England; Parliament: Bill to regulate the Household during the King's indisposition: 1819.
f. 71 George III of England: Bill for further regulation of the Royal Household and care of the King's person: 1819.
f. 92 University of Oxford: Resolution of thanks for royal ,rant to: 1818.: Copy.
ff. 93, 95 Admiral of the Fleet Sir Thomas Byam Martin: Returns: 1817, 1818.: Signed.
f. 97 Sir Robert Hugh Kennedy, KCH, Commissary-General: Proposal conc. guns, etc., captured in the Peninsula: 1818.
f. 99 London Hospitals: Prices of provisions, etc., at Bethlehem Hospital: 1811-1818.
f 101 George III of England: Declaration for withdrawal of Allied troops from France: 1818.: Draft.
f. 101 Louis XVIII of France: Project of the Convention of Aix-la-Chapelle: 1818.
f. 101 Aix La Chapelle, Germany: Project of convention: 1818.
ff. 115-127 Army; England: Memorandum, etc., rel. to: 1791, 1812, 1818.
f. 138 Charles Beaumont: Letters to the 2nd Earl of Liverpool, etc.: 1823, 1824.
f. 140 Thomas Phillipps Lamb, MP for Rye: Memorial of the Mayor, etc., of Rye to the 2nd Earl of Liverpool signed by: n.d.
f. 140 Rye, Sussex: Memorial and petition of householders to the 2nd Earl of Liverpool, n.d.: 1826.
ff. 144-153 Civil List: Various accompts: 1697-1812.
ff. 154-158 Civil List: Miscellancous papers rel.to: 1809-1822, n.d.
ff. 159-167 Belfast, Antrim: Particulars conc. Catholics and Protestants in: early 19th cent.
ff. 159-177 Ireland: Particulars conc. Catholic and Protestant capitalists in Belfast, Cork, etc.: early 19th cent.
ff. 168-171 County of Cork: Particulars conc. Catholics and Protestants in: n.d.
f. 172 Killybegs, Donegal: Particulars of Catholics and Protestants in: n.d.
f. 172 Ballyshannon, Donegal: Particulars conc. Catholics and Protestants in: early 19th cent.
f. 173 b Kinsale, Cork: Particulars conc. Catholics and Protestants in: early 19th cent.
f. 175 Tralee, Kerry: Particulars conc. Catholics and Protestants in: early 19th cent.
f. 176 b Town of Wexford, Ireland: Particulars conc. Catholics and Protestants in: early 19th cent.
f. 178 William Huskisson, statesman: Memorandum conc. Regency Acts: n.d.: Copy.
ff. 183, 184 George II of England: Lists of Lords Justices appointed: 1752, 1755.
f. 185 George IV of England: Papers rel. to the Queen's trial, etc.: circ. 1820.
ff. 187, 216, 222, 265, 271 Bank of England: Papers rel. to the restoration of cash payments: 1819, n d.
f. 196 Admiral of the Fleet Sir Thomas Byam Martin: Minute on behalf of Sir R. Seppings: circ. 1818.
f. 196 Sir Robert Seppings, surveyor of the navy; FRS: Minute on behalf of: aft. 1818.
f. 198 Ireland: Extracts from J. C. Curwen's Observations on: 1818.
f. 198 Fermoy, Cork: Description of its improvement by J. Anderson: 1818.
f. 198 John Christian Curwen, of Workington Hall; politician: Observations on the state of Ireland: 1818.: Extracts.
f. 198 John Anderson, of Fermoy: Description of improvements effected at Fermoy by: 1818.
f. 200 Bank of England: Plan for raising the Supplies for: 1819.
ff. 200, 244, 246, 279 Revenue: Papers rel. to: 1819.
f. 203 Richard Austin, of Dublin: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 204 England; Ordnance Office: Estimates: 1698.
f. 206 Colonel Mark Wood, 1st Baronet 1808: Statement of political support given to the 2nd Earl of Liverpool by: 1794-1818.
f. 207 Laurence Sulivan: Testimonial signed by: 1818-19.
f. 207 Frances Julia Percy, 2nd wife of Hugh, 2nd Duke of Northumberland: Testimonial Signed by: 1818-1819.
f. 207 Sir George William Jerningham, 7th Baronet; 8th Baron Stafford 1824: Testimonial signed by: 1818-19.
f. 207 Algernon Percy, Baron Prudhoe; 4th Duke of Northumberland: Testimonial signed by: 1818-1819.
f. 207 William Cust: Testimonial signed by: 1818-1819.
f. 207 John Fane, 10th Earl of Westmorland: Testimonial signed by: 1818-1819.
f. 207 Brownlow Cecil, 2nd Marquess of Exeter: Testimonial signed by: 1818-19.
f. 207 Robert Deverell: Testimonial signed by: 1818-1819.
f. 207 Alleyne Fitzherbert, Baron St Helens: Testimonial signed by: 1818-1819.
f. 207 Philip Metcalfe, Secretary of the Society of Dilettanti: Testimonial signed by: 1818-19.
f. 207 Sophia Cecil, daughter of Henry, 1st Marquis of Exeter: Testimonial signed by: 1818-19.
f. 207 Sir Charles Henry Colvile: Testimonial signed by: 1818-19.
f. 207 Henry John Temple, 3rd Viscount Palmerston; Prime Minister: Testimonial signed by: 1818-1819.
f. 207 John F- Dove, Printer, of Clerkenwell: Testimonial to: 1818-1819.
f. 207 Elizabeth Cecil, widow of Henry, 1st Marquess of Exeter: Testimonial signed by: 1818-19.
f. 207 General Sir James Willoughby Gordon, 1st Baronet: Testimonial signed by: 1818-19.
f. 207 Bernard Edward Howard, 12th Duke of Norfolk: Testimonial signed by: 1818-19.
f. 207 Sir William Fowle Middleton, afterwards Middleton-Fowle; 1st and 2nd Barts: Testimonial signed by: 1818-19.
f.207 John Cust, 2nd Baron and (1815) 1st Earl Brownlow: Testimonial signed by: 1818-1819.
ff. 208, 209 Ireland: Statistics of illicit stills: 1810-1819.
f. 210 William B- Swan, Inspector-General of Customs, Ireland: Return signed by: aft. 1818.
f. 211 London; Charterhouse: Papers rel. to revenue and expenditure: 1813-1823.
f. 211 Robert Barbor: Accompts as Receiver of the Charterhouse: 1816-1820.: Signed.
f. 214 Post Office: Accompt of ship-letter revenues: 1815-1819.
f. 214 Thomas Campbell, Deputy Accountant General: Accompts respecting shipletters: 1815-1819.
f. 217 Marshall William Carr Beresford, Viscount Beresford 1823: Memorandum conc. claim of: 1819.
f. 221 China: Note on the Bank of Pekin: 1819.
ff. 221, 233 Thomas Rowcroft, merchant, of London: Papers on financial subjects: 1819.: Printed, with MS. notes.
f. 222 William Huskisson, statesman: Memorandum on the resumption of cash payments: 1819.: Copy.
f.228 Bank of England: Committee on the state of: 1819.
f. 229 England; Parliament: Commons' address conc. Civil List: 1819.
ff. 229, 231 Civil List: Address of the Commons and message to the Lords respecting: 1819.
f. 231 George IV of England: Message, as Prince Regent, to the Lords respecting the Civil List: 1819.: Signed.
f.231 England; Parliament: Prince Regent's message to Lords conc. Civil List: 1819.: Draft. Signed.
ff. 235, 240 Louis XVIII of France: Memoranda conc. the money paid by the French Government for English officers' rations: 1819.
f. 237 b Thomas Douglas, 5th Earl of Selkirk: Indictment of, for conspiracy in Canada: 1819.
f. 237 b James Buchanan Macaulay, Clerk of Assize in Upper Canada: Certificate by: 1819.
f. 239 Major-General Sir Peregrine Maitland, GCB: Certificate by, as Lt.-Governor of Upper Canada: 1819.
f.243 Gowlland, of the Preventive service: Memorandum rel. to: 1819.
f. 244 Spirits: Memorandum conc. distillation of: 1819.
f. 254 Liverpool, Lancashire: Number and tonnage of ships arriving at and sailing from: 1799-1818.
f. 256 Island of St Helena: Order for a court-martial in: 1819.
f. 256 Admiralty: Minute rel. to conduct of J. Stokoe at St. Helena: 1819.: Copy.
f. 256 John Stokoe, Surgeon, RN: Order for court-martial to inquire into his conduct at St. Helena: 1819.
f. 256 Napoleon I of France: Paper respecting his health, etc., at St. Helena: 1819.
f. 260 Corporation of Trinity House: Votes of thanks to the 2nd Earl of Liverpool as Master: 1817-1820.
f. 261 John Marmaduke Browne, Clerk at the Custom House: Petition to the 2nd Earl of Liverpool: 1819.: Signed.
f. 269 Sarah Small, widow: Petition to the Treasury: 1819.
f. 273 West India Association; Glasgow: Resolutions rel. to the duty on cotton wool: 1819.: Seal.
f. 273 Glasgow, St Mungo's Cathedral: Resolutions of the W. India Association of: 1819.: Seal.
f. 273 C- D- Donald, Secretary to the W India Association of Glasgow: Resolutions signed by: 1819.
f. 275 Gibbes Walker Jordan, Colonial Agent for Barbados: Letter and memorial to the 2nd Earl of Liverpool: 1814, 1819.
f. 277 Gibbes Walker Jordan, Colonial Agent for Barbados: Memorial to N. Vansittart: 1819.: Signed.
f. 279 Edward Hall: Plan for increasing postage betw. Donaghadee and Port Patrick: 1819.: Signed.
f. 279 Donaghadee, Down: Plan for increasing postage betw. Port Patrick and: 1819.
f. 279 Port Patrick, Wigtown: Plan for. increasing postage betw. Donaghadee and: 1819.
f. 281 County of Dublin: Arrivals of British mails in: 1818, 1819,: Printed.
f. 282 Thomas Croxton, of Portsmouth: Deposition: 1799.: Copy.
f. 282 J Mackrell Poulden, formerly clerk to Admiral Sir George Young: Letters, etc., to the 2nd Earl of Liverpool: 1819.
f. 282 J Mackrell Poulden, formerly clerk to Admiral Sir George Young: Deposition rel. to: 1799.: Copy.
f.282 J Mackrell Poulden, formerly clerk to Admiral Sir George Young: Verses to Princes.Augusta.: 1819.
f. 283 Augusta Sophia, Princess; daughter of George III: Verses to: 1819.
f.283 Poetry: J. M. Poulden: verses to Princess Augusta: 1819.
f. 286 Edward Hoskin: Petition to the 2nd Earl of Liverpool: circ. 1819.
f. 287 R- Capper, Attorney-General of Tobago: Legal opinion on the case of E. Hoskin: circ. 1819.
f. 288 London Churches and Chapels: Papers rel. to boundaries, etc., of St. Mary-le-bone parish: 1819, 1820.
f. 293 S- Woodburn, of Dublin: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 John Armstrong, of Ennis: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 Thomas Arthur, of Dublin: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 Andrew Bagot, of Dublin: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 M- Bagot, of Clara King's Co: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 T- M- White, of the Bank of Ireland: Memorial to the Treasury: 1819.: Signed.
f. 293 Samuel Dickenson, of Clara, King's Co: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 Jonathan Blackwell, of Belfast: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 Christopher Connel, of Cork: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 James De Bar, of Dublin: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 Albert Blest, of Sligo: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 James Cuming, of Dublin: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 R- L- Chance, of London: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 J- Walker, of Dublin: Separatists memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 John McKenzie, of Dublin: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 John Hoskyns, of Dublin: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 James Abernethy, of Cork: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 James Dodd, of Cork: Separatists' Memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 John Jenkin, of Dublin: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 Daniel Falloon, MD, of Dublin: Separatists' memorial signed by.
f. 293 T- Phillips, of Dublin: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 Thomas Lane, MD, Assistant-Surgeon to the Wexford Militia: Memorial to the Treasury: 1819.: Signed.
f. 293 Alexander Hawthorne, of Dublin: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 John McCay, Assistant-Secretary in the Bank of Ireland: Memorial to the Treasury: 1819.: Signed.
f. 293 John Jackson, of London: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 William Mackenzie, of Dublin: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 Robert McNeill, of Newry: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 Edward Madden, clerk in the Bank of Ireland: Memorial to the Treasury: 1819.: Signed.
f. 293 Thomas Parkinson, of Dublin: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 W- L- Martin, of Maryborough: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 Thomas Maunsell, of Dublin: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 Blaney Mitchell, of Belfast: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 Thomas Morgan, of the Bank of Ireland: Memorial to the Treasury: 1819.: Signed.
f. 293 John Lawrence, of the Bank of Ireland: Memorial to the Treasury: 1819.: Signed.
f. 293 John Risk, of Belfast: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 Separatists sect of, in Ireland: Memorial asking leave to affirm instead of swearing: 1819.
f. 293 Alexander English, clerk in the Bank of Ireland: Memorial to the Treasury: 1819.: Signed.
f. 293 Robert Enscoe, of Dublin: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 Richard Evanson, of Dublin: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 John Ross, of Belfast: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 L- T- Kelly, of Dublin: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 James O'Brien, MD, Surgeon of the Infirmary of county Clare: Memorial to the Treasury: 1819.: Signed.
f. 293 James Hanna: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 Henry Fulton, of Lisburn: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 293 Thomas Goold, of Cork: Separatists memorial signed by: 1819.
f.293 H- White, of Dublin: Separatists memorial signed by: 1819.
f. 294 b Henry Marsh, MD, of Dublin: Separatists' memorial signed by: 1819.
ff. 295, 322 Bank of England: Directors' resolutions: 1819, 1820.
f. 296 London; Secular Institutions. Port: Number of ships unloaded in the E. India Docks: 1807-1821.
ff. 298-318 George IV of England: Minutes of the Cabinet laid before him: 1819.
f. 319 Richard H- Taylor, ship-master: Bill of lading: 1819.: Signed.
f. 319 John Geast, Ordnance Storekeeper at Woolwich: Bill of lading signed by: 1819.
f. 320 Francis Hervey Morres, 3rd Viscount Mountmorres; afterwards De Montmorency: Memorial to George IV: 1819.
f. 326 Lieutenant-Colonel Archibald Christie, Commissary-General of Hospitals: Return of out pensioners examined at Chelsea: 1819.: Signed.
f. 326 Chelsea Hospital: Return of out-pensioners: 1819.
f. 341 Louis XVIII of France: Paper on the state of polities: 1819.: Fr.
ff. 345, 349 (printed) England; Parliament: Lords address to George lV: 1819.
ff. 350, 354, 360 Privy Council, The: Minutes: 1819.
f. 359 Ireland: Advances for public works and relief of the poor: circ. 1819.
f. 363 f. 63 Wool: Correspondence and papers to duty on: 1819, 1820.
f. 365 Wilmslow, Cheshire: Papers conc. the sale of the advowson: 1819, 1820.
f. 365 Thomas Joseph Trafford, formerly Captain, Lancashire Militia: Memorial to the Treasury: 1820.: Signed.
f. 380 Heywood Brow; bankers, Liverpool: Interest and commission in accompt with the town of Manchester: 1815-1819.
f. 380 Manchester, Lancashire: Interest allowed and commission charged by Heywoods' bank in accompt with: 1815-1819.

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Names:

Abernethy, James, of Cork
Admiralty, 1708-1964
Anderson, John, of Fermoy
Armstrong, John, of Ennis
Army of England
Arthur, Thomas, of Dublin
Augusta Sophia, Princess, daughter of George III
Austin, Richard, of Dublin
Bagot, Andrew, of Dublin, fl 1819
Bagot, M., of Clara King's Co, fl 1819
Bank of England, 1694-
Bar, James, Irish separatist, fl 1819
Barbor, Robert, Receiver of the Charterhouse, fl 1810-1820
Beaumont, Charles
Beresford, Marshall William Carr, Viscount Beresford 1823
Berkeley, William Fitzhardinge, 1st Earl Fitzhardinge
Blackwell, Jonathan, of Belfast
Blest, Albert, of Sligo
Browne, John Marmaduke, Clerk at the Custom House
Campbell, Thomas, Deputy Accountant General
Capper, R-, Attorney-General of Tobago
Cecil, Brownlow, 2nd Marquess of Exeter
Cecil, Elizabeth, widow of Henry 1st Marquess of Exeter
Cecil, Sophia, daughter of Henry, 1st Marquis of Exeter
Chance, R- L-, of London
Charterhouse, London
Chelsea Hospital
Christie, Archibald, Lieutenant-Colonel; Commissary-General of Hospitals
Colvile, Charles Henry
Connel, Christopher, of Cork
Corporation of Trinity House, corporation for seafarers, 1514-
Croxton, Thomas, of Portsmouth
Cuming, James, of Dublin
Curwen, John Christian, of Workington Hall; politician
Cust, John, 2nd Baron and (1815) 1st Earl Brownlow
Cust, William
Deverell, Robert, signatory of a testimonial, fl 1818-1819
Dickenson, Samuel, signatory of a Separatists' memorial, fl 1819
Dodd, James, of Cork, signatory of a Separatists' Memorial, fl 1819
Donald, Colin Dunlop, calico printer and secretary of the Glasgow West India Merchants, 1777-1859
Douglas, Thomas, 5th Earl of Selkirk, landowner and colonist, 1771-1820
Dove, John F, of Clerkenwell, printer, fl 1818-1825
Egerton, Francis Henry, 8th Earl of Bridgewater, 1756-1829
English, Alexander, clerk in the Bank of Ireland
Enscoe, Robert, of Dublin, fl 1819
Evanson, Richard, of Dublin, fl 1819
Falloon, Daniel, physician of Dublin, fl 1818-1830
Fane, John, 10th Earl of Westmorland, politician, 1759-1841
Fitzherbert, Alleyne, Baron St Helens, diplomat, 1753-1839
Fulton, Henry, of Lisburn
Geast, John, of Woolwich, ordnance storekeeper, fl 1806-1823
General Post Office, 1660-1969
George II, King of Great Britain and Ireland, 1683-1760
George III, King of Great Britain and Ireland, 1738-1820
George IV, King of Great Britain and Ireland, 1762-1830
Goold, Thomas, of Cork, signatory of a Separatists memorial, fl 1819
Gordon, James Willoughby, 1st Baronet, army officer and quartermaster, 1772-1851
Gowlland, -, subject of a memorandum, fl 1819
Hall, Edward, of Add MS 38368
Hanchett, J- M-
Hanna, James
Hawthorne, Alexander, of Dublin
Heywood Brow, bankers, Liverpool
Hoskin, Edward
Hoskyns, John, of Dublin
Howard, Bernard Edward, 12th Duke of Norfolk, 1765-1842
Huskisson, William, statesman, 1770-1830
Jackson, John, of London, d. 1625
Jenkin, John, of Dublin
Jerningham, George William, 7th Baronet, 8th Baron Stafford 1824
Jordan, Gibbes Walker, Colonial Agent for Barbados
Kelly, L- T-, of Dublin
Kennedy, Robert Hugh, KCH, Commissary-General
Lamb, Thomas Phillipps, MP for Rye
Lane, Thomas, MD, Assistant-Surgeon to the Wexford Militia
Lawrence, John, of the Bank of Ireland
Legge, Henry, Navy Commissioner
Louis XVIII, of France
Macaulay, James Buchanan, Clerk of Assize in Upper Canada
Mackenzie, William, of Dublin
Madden, Edward, clerk in the Bank of Ireland
Maitland, Peregrine, Major-General GCB
Marsh, Henry, MD, of Dublin
Martin, Thomas Byam, Admiral of the Fleet
Martin, W- L-, of Maryborough
Maunsell, Thomas, of Dublin
McCay, John, Assistant-Secretary in the Bank of Ireland
McCulloch, William, Captain; RN
McKenzie, John, of Dublin
McNeill, Robert, of Newry
Metcalfe, Philip, Secretary of the Society of Dilettanti
Middleton, William Fowle, afterwards Middleton-Fowle; 1st and 2nd Barts
Mitchell, Blaney, of Belfast
Morgan, Thomas, of the Bank of Ireland
Morres, Francis Hervey, 3rd Viscount Mountmorres, afterwards De Montmorency
Napoleon I, Emperor of the French, 1769-1821
Navy of England
O'Brien, James, MD, Surgeon of the Infirmary of county Clare
Ordnance Office
Oudinot, Charles Nicolas, Duc de Reggio, Maréchal de France
Parkinson, Thomas, of Dublin
Parliament
Percy, Algernon, Baron Prudhoe, 4th Duke of Northumberland
Percy, Frances Julia, 2nd wife of Hugh 2nd Duke of Northumberland
Phillips, T-, of Dublin
Port, London
Poulden, .J Mackrell, formerly clerk to Admiral Sir George Young
Privy Council, The
Risk, John, of Belfast
Romilly, Samuel, MP, law reformer
Ross, John, of Belfast
Rowcroft, Thomas, merchant, of London
Seppings, Robert, surveyor of the navy, FRS
Small, Sarah, widow
Stewart, Edward, Navy Commissioner
Stokoe, John, Surgeon, RN
Sulivan, Laurence, of Add MS 38368
Swan, William B-, Inspector-General of Customs, Ireland
Taylor, Richard H-, ship-master
Temple, Henry John, 3rd Viscount Palmerston, Prime Minister, 1784-1865
Thomson, John, Deputy Commissary-General
Trafford, Thomas Joseph, formerly Captain, Lancashire Militia
University of Oxford
Walker, J-, of Dublin
West India Association, Glasgow
White, H-, of Dublin
White, T- M-, of the Bank of Ireland
Windsor Castle, Berkshire
Wood, Mark, 1st Baronet 1808, Colonel
Woodburn, S-, of Dublin
York and Albany, Frederick Augustus, Duke of, 1763-1827

Places:

Aix La Chapelle, Germany
Ballyshannon, Donegal
Belfast, Antrim
China, Asia
Cork, Ireland
Deal, Kent
Donaghadee, Down
Dublin, Ireland
Fermoy, Cork
Glasgow, Scotland
Ireland, Europe
Killybegs, Donegal
Kinsale, Cork
Liverpool, Lancashire
Manchester, Lancashire
Port Patrick, Wigtownshire
Rye, Sussex
St Helena, South Atlantic Ocean
Tralee, Kerry
Wexford, Ireland
Wilmslow, Cheshire