Government of Great Britain & Ireland

The Government of Great Britain & Ireland is the central government of the Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. The government is led by the prime minister, who selects all the remaining ministers. The prime minister and the other most senior ministers belong to the supreme decision-making committee, known as the Cabinet. The Cabinet is the ultimate decision-making body of the executive within the Westminster system of government in traditional constitutional theory. The government is responsible for administrating the British Empire which rules from the deserts of South Africa all the way to the tropical jungles of the West Indies. The British Empire covers a giant 5,635,697 sq miles. It is true that the sun shall never set upon the British Empire.
==The British Empire==
===Map of the British Empire in 1753 ~ The King's Domains===
Note: There are more territories, but these mark the King's official domains, which are held directly under his power.
==Social Information==
Social Information 	Recorded Information
Population 	173,374,000 (estimated)
Demonym 	British, Briton
Ethnic Groups 	European (English, Scots, Welsh, Irish, Germanic,  French, Spaniard, Dutch, etc)
Ethnic Groups 	Asian (Indo-Aryan, Siamese, Pacific Islander, etc)
Ethnic Groups 	African
Ethnic Groups 	American Indian
Ethnic Groups 	Various minority groups
Primary Religious Sect	Christianity (Anglicanism, Roman Catholicism, Protestantism, etc) 
Primary Religious Sect	Hinduism
Primary Religious Sect	Sikh
Primary Religious Sect	Islam (Sunni, Shia, etc)
Primary Religious Sect	Buddhism (Vajrayana, Theravada, etc)
Primary Religious Sect	Various Pagan religions
Primary Languages 	English (Official)
Primary Languages 	Celtic (Scots, Gaelic, Welsh, Manx, Cornish (nearly extinct by 1750), 
Ulster-Scots)
Primary Languages 	Norman (Jerriais, Guernésiais, Sercquiais, Auregnais)
Primary Languages 	Indo-Aryan (Marathi, Sanskrit, Hindustani, Urdu, Punjabi, Bengali, Pashto, Kannada, Assamese, Tamil, Gorkhali)
Primary Languages 	Austroasiatic (Ayutthayan Thai, Burmese, Siamese, Mon, Khmer, Malay)
Primary Languages 	Afrikaans
Primary Languages 	German
Primary Languages 	French
Primary Languages 	Spanish
Primary Languages 	Dutch
Primary Languages 	Portuguese
Primary Languages 	Various indigenous tongues
==Political Information ==
The Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland is ruled by a single monarch between the 17th Century to present day except during the interregnum of William III and Mary II. Unlike the co-monarchy period, the single monarch of the Kingdom of Great Britain is ruled by the power of a single crown, the Crown of England. Then after the co-monarchy period of Queen Anne, George I and now our king, George II lead as a single monarch. Due to English Bill of Rights, and later the English Act of Settlement the succession to the throne was to go to a English monarch, rather than the Scottish alternative, due to the Act of Security. The adoption of the Act of Settlement required that the British monarch be a protestant descendant of Sophia of Hanover, which helped install George I as King and begin the Hanoverian Dynasty.
Legislative power was vested in the Parliament of Great Britain, which replaced the Parliament of England and the Parliament of Scotland after the Act of Union of 1707. After the succession of the Parliament of England. The Parliament of Great Britain included three elements: the House of Commons, the House of Lords, and the Crown-in-Parliament. England and Scotland were given seats in both the House of Lords and the House of Commons of the new parliament.
Today, Parliament's main roles are examining and challenging the work of the current government, debating and passing all laws and enabling the Government to raise taxes. Much of the work of the House of Commons takes place in committees, made up of around 3 to 50 MPs. These committees examine issues in detail, from government policy and proposed new laws, to wider topics like the economy.
There are currently 64 constituencies composing the House of Commons: 42 are in England, 15 in Scotland, and 7 in Wales. 
Here is the Constitution of Great Britain. This British constitution is not just one single document but is drawn from legislation, treaties, judicial precedents, convention, acts of parliament and etc. 
N.B.: the official designation is the "United Kingdom of Great Britain" 
Political Information 	Recorded Information
Official Long Name 	The Kingdom of Great Britain & Ireland
Official Short Name 	The British Empire
System of Government 	Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy
Seat of Power (Capital) 	London, England
Head of State (Monarch) 	His Britannic Majesty King Frederick Augustus I
Head of Government (Prime Minister)	The Duke of Newcastle
Legislative Branch (Parliament) 	Bicameral legislature, with a hereditary/appointive House of Lords and an elected House of Commons
==Diplomatic Policies==
Country/Faction 	Diplomatic Stance
 Kingdom of France 	Allied (Protected State)
Holy Roman Empire 	Neutral (Trade)
 Habsburg Empire 	Neutral (Trade)
Electorate of Bavaria 	Allied (Trade)
Republic of the Seven United Netherlands	Allied (Trade)
Republic of the Swiss 	Neutral (Trade)
 Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth 	Allied (Trade)
 Kingdom of Prussia 	Allied (Trade)
Russian Empire 	Allied (Trade)
Qing Dynasty of China 	Allied (Trade)
Kingdom of Joseon 	Allied (Trade)
Electorate of Saxony 	Allied (Trade)
Kingdom of Naples 	Allied (Trade)
Tokugawa Shogunate of Japan 	Allied (Trade)
Sultanate of Morocco 	Allied (Trade)
Kingdom of Denmark-Norway 	Allied (Trade)
 Papal States 	Neutral (Trade)
Kingdom of Sweden 	Neutral
Barbary Coast 	Hostile (Embargo)
Ottoman Empire 	Neutral (Trade)
Zand Dynasty of Persia 	Allied (Trade)
Trinh lords of Northern Vietnam 	Unknown
 Nguyen lords of Southern Vietnam 	Unknown
Kingdom of Champasak 	Unknown
Kingdom of Vientiane 	Unknown
Kingdom of Luang Phrabang 	Unknown
Kingdom of Mrauk U (South Burma) 	Allied (Protectorate)
Kingdom of Lanna 	Indifferent
Kingdom of Portugal 	Allied (Protected State)
Thirteen Colonies 	Allied (Protectorate)
Kingdom of Mysore 	Allied (Princely State)
Dominion of Rio de la Plata 	Allied (Protectorate)
Kingdom of Spain 	Allied (Trade)
Viceroyalty of New Spain 	Allied (Trade)
Key:
*Allied = Nations or groups that have joined in an amity and association for mutual benefit or to achieve some common purpose (such as a military alliance, or a non-aggression pact); trade is normally if not always established between allied nations. 
*Friendly = Nations or groups that share a mutual understanding, and have enjoyed a period of peace and prosperity; cooperation is likely and negotiation is welcomed. Alliances or treaties of union besides trade are nonexistent. 
*Neutral = Not aligned with or in other terms; acting in a non-belligerent stance(not supporting any side or taking any position in a controversy by not assisting or participating in a dispute or war between others). 
*Indifferent = Having no particular interest or sympathy with one another in foreign affairs; apprehensive towards each other's actions and policies, but non-belligerent towards them; trade is not normally established between indifferent nations, but embargoes are likely, but uncommon. 
*Hostile = Not in engaged in armed conflict; in a state of disagreement, uneasy peace, and characterised as unsympathetic towards each other. Embargo is common between hostile nations 
*At War = Engaged in armed conflict or state of total war; in a state of disagreement, usually of more than two nations or smaller groups engaged in armed hostilities. Embargo is common between nations at war. 
*Unknown = Diplomatic relations not yet established or faction not yet discovered. 
*(Trade) = Indicates the basic economic concept that involves multiple (two) parties participating in the voluntary negotiation and then the exchange of one's goods and services for desired goods and services that someone else possesses. Diplomatic stance does not directly affect this instance, but being aligned with a faction does increase the probability of a successful trade negotiation. 
*(Embargo) = Indicates a partial or complete prohibition or ban on trade and commerce with a particular nation or a group of nations. Embargoes are considered strong diplomatic measures imposed in an effort, by the imposing country, to elicit a given national-interest result from the country on which it is imposed, whether it is to display international disapproval, or respond to a hostile act that does not warrant a declaration of war. 
*(Protectorate) = A protectorate is a territory which is not formally annexed but in which, by treaty, grant or other lawful means, the Crown has ultimate power and jurisdiction. Trade is automatically established upon the declaration of a protectorate. 
*(Princely State) = A princely state (also called a native state or Indian state) is a semi-independent state within the British EIC Indian Empire where a native Indian prince held rule on behalf of the British rather than them holding direct control over the state. Princely states can not have relations with other states without British approval. 
*(Protected State) = A protectorate differs from a "protected state". A protected state is a territory under a ruler which enjoys His Britannic Majesty's protection, over whose foreign affairs he exercises control, but in respect of whose internal affairs he does not exercise jurisdiction. 
==Economic Information ==
Economic Information 	Recorded Information
Currency 	British Pound Sterling (£)
His Majesty's Treasury Total (£)	£626,524,000
Empire Networth 	£986,278,000
Yearly Empire Income 	£82,682,000
Yearly Tax Income 	£8,064,000
GDP (per Capita) 	£78,879,125
System of Economy 	Mercantilism
Sphere of Influence  	International
===Trade ===
*Great Britain ranks first for the total metric tonnage of its merchant navy and holds approximately 850,000 metric tons (840,000 Imperial tons).
*In the Mediterranean, British merchants sell shortcloth and kerseys in Smyrna and Aleppo in the Ottoman Empire as well as in Naples, Messina, Palermo, Malta, Alicante, Valencia. All British Mediterranean trade is regulated and dominated by the British Levant Company.
*In West Africa, British merchants buy slaves (on average 68,000 Africans per year) and transport them to be sold in the Americas. Slave trade is the richest part of British trade at this current time. British Calabar is one of the major slave-trading ports on the Bight of Benin, the Slave Coast.
*In South Africa, the Cape Colony originated in 1652 as a settlement of the Dutch East India Company. With the development of its trading empire in Southeast Asia, the company sought to establish a refreshment station on the shipping route from Europe. In 1726, Cape Colony was ceded from the Dutch Republic to the British after a costly war that relinquished occupation of the Dutch West Indies. Cape Colony became an important resupply depot for ships of the British East India Company allowing the trade company to expand itself greatly into the Indian subcontinent in the many years to come. 
*In India, the East India Company is very active. It has three autonomous presidencies: Bombay (present-day Mumbai), Madras (present-day Chennai) and Calcutta (present-day Kolkata). As of 1748, annual dividends yielded an average of 12%. However, during times of war, deficits replaced benefits. Perception of local taxes (diwani), sales of custom licenses (dastaks) and loans of military services to local princes were the only means to cover the expenses of the war. The company buys pepper, spices, tea, indigo, textiles (muslin, shawl, calico), leather, jewellery, woollen carpet and saltpetre. It sells wool, velvet, metal, glass, European liqueurs, weapons, and horses.
*In Burma, the British has, since 1735, a counter at Cape Negrais at the southwestern tip of the Irrawaddy delta where they bought teak. In 1744, a British Officer was proclaimed the King of Siam, after he had killed the current king, Rama I. A year later, in 1745, the young officer gifted the entire Kingdom to King George, who rewarded the officer with its governorship. Burma, and Siam was later included in the East India Company's Raj.
*On Borneo, the East India Company has a counter at Banjarmasin since 1738, which is supplied by the East India Company's province of Singapore. The city-state was first made a colony by King James I of England in 1612, on the basis of the Eastern Asian Colonization Charter (also acquired from the charter was India, Taiwan, and Shanghai).
*In China, British merchants primarily purchase tea. Great Britain is the first country where the consumption of tea has spread among a large part of the population. However, tea is not the only merchandise that merchants are bringing back from China. They also purchase silk, cotton fabric, varnish, nacre, lacquer, China being very self-sufficient, most of the merchandises must be paid in silver by the British merchants. Commerce with China is currently dwarfed by trade/colonial expansion in India.
*Commerce with the 13 colonies of continental North America is regulated by the Navigation Acts of 1651 and 1660 which reserves all trade to British vessels. Furthermore most exports (tobacco, sugar, molasses, indigo, furs, wood, naval furniture) from these colonies has to be exclusively destined to Great Britain while exports of grains, flour, rice, vegetables, fruits and salted fish can be sent to any nation. Imports have to be transported by ships coming from British ports. The only other imports tolerated is currently wines (from Madeira, Azores and Canary Islands) and salt destined to fisheries. Since 1733, prohibitive duty fees on sugar and molasses theoretically prevent any trade between British and French colonies. However, these measures just promote smuggling in and out of French and Spanish Antilles, mostly dominated by pirates, and foreign privateers. Furthermore, the 13 colonies are not allowed to establish heavy industry (for ex: foundries) but naval construction is promoted and subsidised.
====Major Industries ====
*Textiles
*Metallurgy
*Agriculture
*Weaponry
*Sugar cane
*Wool
*Spices
*Timber
*Shipping
==The War Office==
The War Office, responsible for the Army, was originally the Secretary at War's office. The first holder of the post was killed in battle - at sea - against the Dutch in 1666. It was not at first a big spending Department; office expenses for six months of 1673 amounted to £14 9s 0d. Horse Guards remained the military nucleus of the British Army, however through the years of increasing importance, the War Office has become the political epicentre for the British Army and the Royal Navy.
====War Office departments====
*Office of the Secretary at War (Government Position)
*Department of the Master-General of the Ordnance (Professional Position)
*Department of the Quartermaster-General to the Forces (Professional Position)
**Office of the Paymaster of the Forces (Government Position)
===British Military Ranks===
( ) - denotes another term for rank.
Royal Army 	Royal Navy
Cadet (matross) 	Landsman
Private (Trooper/Gunner) 	Ordinary Seaman
Corporal (Bombardier) 	Able Seaman
Sergeant 	---
Sergeant Major 	---
Quartermaster 	Petty Officer
Adjutant 	Standing Officer
Second Lieutenant (Cornet/Ensign)	Midshipman (Master's Mate)
Lieutenant 	Master (Acting lieutenant)
Captain Lieutenant 	---
Captain 	Lieutenant
Major 	Lieutenant-Commander
Lieutenant Colonel 	Master and Commander (Commander)
Colonel 	Post-Captain
Brigadier General (Brigadier) 	Commodore
Major General 	Rear Admiral
Lieutenant General 	Vice Admiral
General 	Admiral
Field Marshal
(Master-General) 	
Admiral of the Fleet 
(Senior Naval Lord)
==The Royal Navy==
===The Admiralty===
The oldest of the Departments of the  War Office is the Admiralty, responsible for the Navy. In 1546 Henry VIII created a Navy Board to oversee the administrative affairs of the naval service; policy direction, operational control and maritime jurisdiction remained in the hands of the Lord High Admiral. From 1628 this post was more often than not filled by a "committee" of Lords Commissioners - the Board of Admiralty, whose head was the First Lord, the Minister who was the political master of the Navy. For 200 years the Navy was run by these two Boards, under a system devised largely by Samuel Pepys. The organisation served well enough during the wars with the Spanish, Dutch and French, but relations between the two boards were not always harmonious.
Main article: The Royal Navy of Great Britain & Ireland
===Personnel Statistics===
Royal Navy Information 	Recorded Information
Total Ships 	922 Battle-ready warships
Total Naval Personnel active 	738,550
Total Naval Personnel Reserve	68,000
Naval Personnel 	578,175
Marine Personnel 	150,375
First Rate Ships of the Line
*Royal Sovereign (102) (1701)
*Britannia (100) (1719)
*Royal William (100) (1719)
*Royal George (100) (1756)
*Victory (100) (1737)
Second Rate Ships of the Line
*Malborough (96) (1706)
*St. George (96) (1726)
*Barfleur (90) (1716)
*Union (90) (1709)
*Namur (90) (1729)
*Prince George (90) (1701)
Third Rate Ships of the Line
*Boyne (80) (1739)
*Cambridge (80) (1695)
*Chichester (80) (1695)
*Cornwall (80) (1726)
*Princess Amelia (80) (1755) 
*Ranaelagh (80) (1697)
*Shrewsbury (80) (1713)
*Culloden (74) (1747)
*Devonshire (74) (1745)
*Invincible (74) (1747)
*Magnamine (74) (1748)
*Monarch (74) (1747)
*Berwick (70) (1743)
*Burford (70) (1722)
*Captain (70) (1743)
*Essex (70) (1740)
*Expedition (70) (1740)
*Hampton Court (70) (1709)
*Ipswich (70) (1730)
*Kent (70) (1746)
*Northumberland (70) (1743)
*Princess Royal (70) (1728)
*Stirling Castle (70) (1742)
*Vanguard (70) (1748)
*Cumberland (66) (1739)
*Pembroke (66) (1733)
*Bedford (64) (1741)
*Elizabeth (64) (1737)
*Fougueux (64) (1747)
*Mars (64) (1746)
*Monmouth (64) (1742)
*Nassau (64) (1740)
*Revenge (64) (1742)
*Rippon (64) (1712)
*Royal Oak (64) (1741)
*Somerset (64) (1748)
*Suffolk (64) (1739)
*Yarmouth (64) (1748)
Fourth Rate Frigates
*Anson (60) (1747)
*Augusta (60) (1736)
*Canterbury (60) (1745)
*Defiance (60) (1744)
*Deptford (60) (1732)
*Dreadnought (60) (1742)
*Dunkirk (60) (1754)
*Exeter (60) (1697)
*Kingston (60) (1740)
*Lyon (60) (1738)
*Nottingham (60) (1745)
*Princess Louisa (60) (1744)
*Preston (60) (1742)
*St. Albans (60) (1747)
*Sunderland (60) (1724)
*Superb (60) (1736)
*Windsor (60) (1742)
*Tiger (60) (1747)
*Warwick (60) (1733)
*Worcester (60) (1735)
*Eagle (58) (1745)
*Tilbury (58) (1745)
*Trident (58) (1744)
*Antelope (54) (1741)
*Bristol (54) (1711)
*Mermaid (54) (1708)
*Oxford (54) (1727)
*Panther (54) (1709)
*Assistance (50) (1747)
*Advice (50) (1745)
*Centurion (50) (1732)
*Chester (50) (1708)
*Colchester (50) (1746)
*Gloucester (50) (1745)
*Greenwich (50) (1747)
*Hampshire (50) (1641)
*Harwich (50) (1743)
*Isis (50) (1747)
*Leopard (50) (1741)
*Lichfield (50) (1746)
*Nonsuch (50) (1741)
*Norwich (50) (1745)
*Portland (50) (1744)
*Ruby (50) (1745)
*Salisbury (50) (1745)
*Severn (50) (1747)
*Stratford (50) (1735)
*Sutherland (50) (1741)
*Tavestock (50) (1747)
Fifth Rate Frigates 
*Jersey (48) (1698)
*Angelsea (44) (1742)
*Assurance (44) (1747)
*Chesterfield (44) (1745)
*Crown (44) (1747)
*Diamond (44) (1741)
*Dover (44) (1740)
*Eltham (44) (1736)
*Enterprise (44) (1709)
*Fowey (44) (1744)
*Faversham (44) (1741)
*Folkeston (44) (1741)
*Gloire (44) (1747)
*Gosport (44) (1741)
*Hastings (44) (1741)
*Hector (44) (1743)
*Humber (44) (1748)
*Jason (44) (1747)
*Lark (44) (1744)
*Launceston (44) (1741)
*Liverpool (44) (1741)
*Lynn (44) (1741)
*Penzance (44) (1747)
*Poole (44) (1745)
*Prince Edward (44) (1745)
*Rainbow (44) (1747)
*Roebuck (44) (1743)
*Sapphire (44) (1743)
*Southsea Castle (44) (1745)
*Thetis (44) (1747)
*Torrington (44) (1743)
*Pearl (42) (1726)
*Adventure (40) (1741)
*Ambuscade (40) (1745)
*Falkland (36) (1744)
*Tartar (32) (1733)
*Bellona (30) (1747)
*Renown (30) (1747)
Sixth Rate Frigates 
*Lyme (28) (1740)
*Unicorn (28) (1748)
*Amazon (26) (1745)
*Aldborough (24) (1743)
*Alderney (24) (1743)
*Arundel (24) (1746)
*Biddeford (24) (1740)
*Blandford (24) (1741)
*Boston (24) (1748)
*Bridgewater (24) (1740)
*Centaur (24) (1746)
*Deal Castle (24) (1746)
*Experiment (24) (1740) 
*Fox (24) (1746)
*Garland (24) (1742)
*Glasgow (24) (1745)
*Greyhound (24) (1741)
*Margate (24) (1746)
*Mercury (24) (1746)
*Port Mahon (24) (1740)
*Ranger (24) (1747)
*Rose (24) (1755)
*Sheerness (24) (1743)
*Shoreham (24) (1744)
*Siren (24) (1745)
*Solebay (24) (1742)
*Sphynx (24) (1748)
*Squirrel (24) (1707)
*Surprise (24) (1745)
*Tryton (24) (1745)
*Wager (24) (1739)
*Winchelsey (24) (1740)
*Scarborough (23) (1740)
*Grand Turk (22) (1745)
*Inverness (22) (1746)
*Gibraltar (20) (1727)
*Dolphin (20) (1731)
*Hind (20) (1744)
*Lively (20) (1740)
*Seahorse (20) (1748)
Unrated Sloops of War 
*Weasle (16) (1745)
*Porcupine (16) (1746)
*Albany (14) (1747)
*Badger (14) (1745)
*Baltimore (14) (1714)
*Comet (14) (1742)
*Falcon (14) (1745)
*Fortune (14) (1746)
*Fame (14) (1745)
*Ferret (14) (1743)
*Grampus (14) (1746)
*Hazard (14) (1746)
*Hornet (14) (1745)
*Jamaica (14) (1710)
*Kingfisher (14) (1745)
*Merlin (14) (1744)
*Otter (14) (1742)
*Raven (14) (1745)
*Shark (14) (1732)
*Speedwell (14) (1744)
*Swallow (14) (1745)
*Terrible (14) (1730)
*Terror (14) (1741)
*Trial (14) (1744)
*Viper (14) (1746)
*Vulture (14) (1744)
*Wolf (14) (1742)
Unrated Brigantines 
*Firedrake (12) (1741)
*Fly (12) (1732)
*Galgo (12) (1742)
*Grenado (12) (1742)
*Spence (12) (1730)
*Swift (12) (1721)
*Mediator (10) (1742)
*Achille (8) (1744)
*Achillies (8) (1748)
*Aetna (8) (1746)
*Adventure (6) (1748)
His Majesty's Shipyards
*Woolwich (Great)
*Chatham (Great)
*Portsmouth (Great)
*Deptford (Great)
*Plymouth (Great)
*Harwich (Large)
*Southampton (Large)
*Blackwall (Large)
*Liverpool (Large)
*Bucklers-Hard (Large)
*Hull (Large)
*Bristol (Medium)
*Northam (Medium)
*Burseldon (Medium)
*Frindsbury (Medium)
*Woolbridge (Medium)
*Redbridge (Medium)
*Cowes (Medium)
*Tyne (Small)
*Shoreham (Small)
*Newcastle (Small)
*Limehouse (Small)
*Rortherhithe (Small)
*Shoreham (Small)
*Chichester (Small)
*Poole (Small)
*Sandwich (Small)
*Ipswich (Small)
*Gosport (Small)
*Dover (Small)
*Medway (Small)
*Wapping (Small)
*Lynne (Small)
*Folkestone (Small)
*Beaulieu (Small)
*Kinsale (Small)
*Torbay (Small)
*Halifax (Small)
*Boston (Small)
*Port Royal (Small)
Home Fleet
Location: Spithead
Total: 18 Ships of the Line, 
*Royal Sovereign (102) (1701)
*Britannia (100) (1719)
*Royal William (100) (1719)
*Royal George (100) (1756)
*Victory (100) (1737)
*Malborough (96) (1706)
*St. George (96) (1726)
*Barfleur (90) (1716)
*Union (90) (1709)
*Namur (90) (1729)
*Prince George (90) (1701)
*Princess Amelia (80) (1755)
*Ranaelagh (80) (1697)
*Shrewsbury (80) (1713)
*Culloden (74) (1747)
*Invincible (74) (1747)
*Northumberland (70) (1743)
*Princess Royal (70) (1728)
*Dunkirk (60) (1754)
*Exeter (60) (1697)
*Kingston (60) (1740)
*Lyon (60) (1738)
*Preston (60) (1742)
*St. Albans (60) (1747)
*Sunderland (60) (1724)
*Superb (60) (1736)
*Warwick (60) (1733)
*Worcester (60) (1735)
*Eagle (58) (1745)
*Oxford (54) (1727)
*Panther (54) (1709)
*Norwich (50) (1745)
*Portland (50) (1744)
*Ruby (50) (1745)
*Greenwich (50) (1747)
*Hampshire (50) (1641)
*Harwich (50) (1743)
*Isis (50) (1747)
*Leopard (50) (1741)
*Assistance (50) (1747)
*Advice (50) (1745)
*Centurion (50) (1732)
*Chester (50) (1708)
*Jersey (48) (1698)
*Angelsea (44) (1742)
*Assurance (44) (1747)
*Chesterfield (44) (1745)
*Crown (44) (1747)
*Diamond (44) (1741)
*Dover (44) (1740)
*Eltham (44) (1736)
*Enterprise (44) (1709)
*Fowey (44) (1744)
*Faversham (44) (1741)
*Folkeston (44) (1741)
*Gloire (44) (1747)
*Gosport (44) (1741)
*Lyme (28) (1740)
*Unicorn (28) (1748)
*Amazon (26) (1745)
*Aldborough (24) (1743)
*Alderney (24) (1743)
*Arundel (24) (1746)
*Biddeford (24) (1740)
*Blandford (24) (1741)
*Boston (24) (1748)
*Bridgewater (24) (1740)
*Centaur (24) (1746)
*Deal Castle (24) (1746)
*Weasle (16) (1745)
*Porcupine (16) (1746)
*Albany (14) (1747)
*Badger (14) (1745)
*Baltimore (14) (1714)
*Firedrake (12) (1741)
*Fly (12) (1732)
*Galgo (12) (1742)
North America Squadron 
Location: Halifax
Total:
*Chichester (80) (1695)
*Cornwall (80) (1726)
*Magnamine (74) (1748)
*Monarch (74) (1747)
*Stirling Castle (70) (1742)
*Pembroke (66) (1733)
*Royal Oak (64) (1741)
*Somerset (64) (1748)
*Yarmouth (64) (1748)
*Canterbury (60) (1745)
*Defiance (60) (1744)
*Deptford (60) (1732)
*Dreadnought (60) (1742)
*Sutherland (50) (1741)
*Tavestock (50) (1747)
*Hastings (44) (1741)
*Humber (44) (1748)
*Jason (44) (1747)
*Lark (44) (1744)
*Launceston (44) (1741)
*Wager (24) (1739)
*Winchelsey (24) (1740)
*Glasgow (24) (1745)
*Greyhound (24) (1741)
*Margate (24) (1746)
*Experiment (24) (1740)
*Fox (24) (1746)
*Terror (14) (1741)
*Trial (14) (1744)
*Viper (14) (1746)
*Vulture (14) (1744)
*Wolf (14) (1742)
*Swift (12) (1721)
*Mediator (10) (1742)
*Achille (8) (1744)
Mediteranean Fleet 
Location: Gibraltar
Total:
*Boyne (80) (1739)
*Cambridge (80) (1695)
*Captain (70) (1743)
*Essex (70) (1740)
*Ipswich (70) (1730)
*Kent (70) (1746)
*Hampton Court (70) (1709)
*Cumberland (66) (1739)
*Bedford (64) (1741)
*Elizabeth (64) (1737)
*Gloucester (50) (1745)
*Nonsuch (50) (1741)
*Roebuck (44) (1743)
*Sapphire (44) (1743)
*Penzance (44) (1747)
*Bellona (30) (1747)
*Renown (30) (1747)
*Sphynx (24) (1748)
*Squirrel (24) (1707)
*Speedwell (14) (1744)
*Swallow (14) (1745)
*Terrible (14) (1730)
Minorca Squadron
Location: Port Mahon
Total:
*Nassau (64) (1740)
*Revenge (64) (1742)
*Nottingham (60) (1745)
*Princess Louisa (60) (1744)
*Canterbury (60) (1745)
*Trident (58) (1744)
*Mermaid (54) (1708)
*Stratford (50) (1735)
*Hector (44) (1743)
*Poole (44) (1745)
*Surprise (24) (1745)
*Tryton (24) (1745)
*Scarborough (23) (1740)
*Grand Turk (22) (1745)
*Grampus (14) (1746)
*Hazard (14) (1746)
West Indies Squadron
Location: Port Royal
Total:
*Berwick (70) (1743)
*Burford (70) (1722)
*Expedition (70) (1740)
*Fougueux (64) (1747)
*Mars (64) (1746)
*Monmouth (64) (1742)
*Windsor (60) (1742)
*Tiger (60) (1747)
*Tilbury (58) (1745)
*Salisbury (50) (1745)
*Severn (50) (1747)
*Colchester (50) (1746)
*Southsea Castle (44) (1745)
*Thetis (44) (1747)
*Torrington (44) (1743)
*Liverpool (44) (1741)
*Lynn (44) (1741)
*Mercury (24) (1746)
*Port Mahon (24) (1740)
*Ranger (24) (1747)
*Rose (24) (1755)
*Inverness (22) (1746)
*Gibraltar (20) (1727)
*Dolphin (20) (1731)
*Comet (14) (1742)
*Falcon (14) (1745)
*Fortune (14) (1746)
*Fame (14) (1745)
*Ferret (14) (1743)
*Achillies (8) (1748)
*Aetna (8) (1746)
*Adventure (6) (1748)
East Indies Squadron
Location: Calcutta
Total:
*Devonshire (74) (1745)
*Vanguard (70) (1748)
*Rippon (64) (1712)
*Suffolk (64) (1739)
*Anson (60) (1747)
*Augusta (60) (1736)
*Antelope (54) (1741)
*Bristol (54) (1711)
*Lichfield (50) (1746)
*Prince Edward (44) (1745)
*Rainbow (44) (1747)
*Pearl (42) (1726)
*Adventure (40) (1741)
*Ambuscade (40) (1745)
*Falkland (36) (1744)
*Tartar (32) (1733)
*Sheerness (24) (1743)
*Shoreham (24) (1744)
*Siren (24) (1745)
*Solebay (24) (1742)
*Garland (24) (1742)
*Hind (20) (1744)
*Lively (20) (1740)
*Seahorse (20) (1748)
*Hornet (14) (1745)
*Jamaica (14) (1710)
*Kingfisher (14) (1745)
*Merlin (14) (1744)
*Otter (14) (1742)
*Raven (14) (1745)
*Shark (14) (1732)
*Grenado (12) (1742)
*Spence (12) (1730)
===Ships & Ship Types ===
Ship Type (Class)	
Number in Navy	
Number of Guns	Men per Vessel
Ship of the Line (Heavy 1st, 2nd Rate)	63 	80 - 102	220 - 260
Ship of the Line (Light 3rd, 4th Rate)	98 	56 - 72 	150 - 200
Frigates (Fifth and Sixth rate)	172	24 - 50 	90 -140
Merchant Vessels (East Indiaman & Galleons)	147	12 - 68 	20 - 128
See images of Frigate, Brig, and Galleon 
Post Ships ( Small Sixth rate and lower) </font>	132	11 -38 	48 - 13
Sloops (all classes)	109	6 - 24 	30 - 120
Brig/Cutter/Schooner (Below Sixth rate)	201	8 - 32 	10-80
===Gallery of Royal Navy Paintings ===
Storming_Beaches1.jpg|The Storming of the Beaches!
Fleet_Engaged_.jpg|A Fleet engaged in Naval Warfare.
Battles_of_Broadside.jpg|A Battle of the Broadsides.
Fleet_Anchor.jpg|A British fleet Anchored.
Chasing_Spanish.jpg|Engaging a Spanish fleet, 1744
Royal_Navy_Frigates.jpg|The Royal Navy's Frigates
The_Armada_and_SkyFleet.jpg|The Skyfleet accompanied by a British Armada
==British Army==
Total Army Personnel Active: 695,033 men
Total Army Personnel reserve: 456,100 men
See: West Indies forces
*Professional Infantry: 491 Regiments *618,296 men (£3,091,475)
*Professional Cavalry: 112 Regiments *50,176 men (£250,880)
*Professional Artillerymen: 109 Companies *2,600 men ~ 654 cannons (£13,000)
*Independent Battalions: 16 Battalions *8,048 men (£32,192)
*Militia Infantry: 17 Regiments *15,130 men (£75,650)
*Army Personnel: 783 (£5,481)
*British Army Upkeep: Total: 695,033 men (£3,475,165)
===Regiments of Cavalry===
   Regiment Strength Colonel/Commander Location 
*1st (The Blues) Royal Regiment of Horse Guards 429 H. Conway's England
*1st Regiment of Life Guards 448 Lord Harrington's England
*1st (King's) Regiment of Dragoon Guards 386 G. Howard's England 
*1st (Royal) Regiment of Dragoons 362 Lord Amherst's England
*2nd Regiment of Life Guards 446 Lord Townshend's England
*2nd (Queen's) Regiment of Dragoon Guards 367 W. Fawcett's England
*2nd (Royal North British, Royal Scots Greys) Regiment of Dragoons 285 James Johnston's England
*3rd (Prince of Wales's) Regiment of Dragoon Guards 372 G. Warde's Ireland
*3rd (King's own) Regiment of Dragoons 286 Lord Southampton's England
*4th (Royal Irish) Regiment of Dragoon Guards 362 T. Bland's Ireland
*4th (Queen's Own) Regiment of Dragoons 335 Lord Howard's England
*5th Regiment of Dragoon Guards 358 Lord Pembroke's England<
*5th (Royal Irish) Regiment of Dragoons 388 R. Cunninghame's Ireland
*6th Regiment of Dragoon Guards 380 Lord Carhampton's Ireland
*6th (Inniskilling) Regiment of Dragoons 374 Huntington's England
*7th (Princess Royal's) Regiment of Dragoon Guards 385 C. Grey's Ireland
*7th (Queen's own) Regiment of (Light) Dragoons 285 H. Clinton's Scotland
*8th (King's Royal Irish) Regiment of (Light) Dragoons 285 F. Lascelle's Ireland
*9th Regiment of (Light) Dragoons 295 F. Mocher's Ireland
*10th (Prince of Wales's own) Regiment of (Light) Dragoons 285 HRH Prince of Wales's England
*11th Regiment of (Light) Dragoons 305 S. Hodgson's England
*12th (Prince of Wales's) Regiment of (Light) Dragoons 385 J. Steuart's Ireland
*14th Regiment of (Light) Dragoons 299 R. Sloper's Ireland
*15th (King's) Regiment of (Light) Dragoons 292 Lord Dorchester's England
*16th (Queen's) Regiment of (Light) Dragoons 295 W. Harcourt's England
*17th Regiment of (Light) Dragoons 395 Lord Lincoln's Ireland
*18th Regiment of (Light) Dragoons 325 Lord Drogheda's Ireland
*19th Regiment of (Light) Dragoons 512 W. Howe's India
*20th (Jamaica) Regiment of (Light) Dragoons 420 G. Sandford's West Indies
*21st Regiment of (Light) Dragoons 402 T. R. Beaumont's America 
*22nd Regiment of (Light) Dragoons 387 Viscount Fielding's America 
*22nd Regiment of (Light) Dragoons 294
*23rd Regiment of Dragoons 302 W. Fullarton's
*23rd Regiment of (Light) Dragoons 289
*24th Regiment of Dragoons 345 W. Loftus's
*24th Regiment of (Light) Dragoons 285 
*25th Regiment of Dragoon Guards 389 F. E. Gwyn's
*25th Regiment of (Light) Dragoons 305
*26th Regiment of (Light) Dragoons 295 R. Manner's
*27th Regiment of (Light) Dragoons 278 W. Blathwayte's
*28th Regiment of (Duke of York's Own) Dragoons 325 R. Laurie's England 
*29th Regiment of (Light) Dragoons 308 Lord Heathfield's
*30th Regiment of (Light) Dragoons 312 J. C. Carden's
*31st Regiment of (Light) Dragoons 298 W. C. St. Leger's
*32nd Regiment of (Light) Dragoons 302 H. J. Blake's
*33rd Regiment of (Light) Dragoons 287 J. S. Blackwood's 
===Regiments of Foot Guard===
<   Regiment Strength Colonel/Commander Location 
*1st Regiment of Foot Guards 1,845 Duke of Gloucester's England 
*2nd (Coldstream) Regiment of Foot Guards 1,184 Duke of York's England 
*3rd Regiment of Foot Guards 1,184 Duke of Argyll's England 
===Regiments of Foot ===
Regiment Strength Colonel/Commander Location 
*1st (Royal Scots) Regiment of Foot 1st Battalion 689 Lord Adam Gordon's West Indies
*1st (Royal) Regiment of Foot 2nd Battalion 548 Lord Adam Gordon's Gibraltar
*2nd (Queen's Royal) Regiment of Foot 1,399 D. Jones's England 
*3rd (East Kent) Regiment of Foot, Buffs 1,275 T. Hall's England 
*4th (The King's own) Regiment of Foot 1,125 G. Morrison's Nova Scotia 
*5th (The Northumberland) Regiment of Foot 1,058 E. Stopford's Canada 
*6th (1st Warwickshire) Regiment of Foot 1,325 Ralph Abercromby's New Brunswick 
*7th Regiment of Foot (Royal Fuzileers) 1,020 Duke of Kent's Canada 
*8th (King's) Regiment of Foot 1,259 B. Armstong's Ireland 
*9th (East Norfolk) Regiment of Foot 987 A. Leslie's West Indies 
*10th (North Lincolnshire) Regiment of Foot 999 R. Keith's West Indies 
*11th (North Devonshire) Regiment of Foot 1,275 J. Grant's England 
*12th (East Suffolk) Regiment of Foot 1,299 W. Picton's Ireland 
*13th (1st Somersetshire) Regiment of Foot 1,103 G. Ainslie's West Indies 
*14th (Bedfordshire) Regiment of Foot 1,257 G. Hotham's England 
*15th (Yorkshire East Riding) Regiment of Foot 1,298 J. I. Hamilton's West Indies 
*16th (Buckinghamshire) Regiment of Foot 902 T. Bruce's West Indies 
*17th (Leicestershire) Regiment of Foot 978 G. Garth's Ireland 
*18th (Royal Irish) Regiment of Foot 1,305 J. Sebright's Gibraltar 
*19th (1st Yorkshire North Riding) Regiment of Foot 1,298 D. Graeme's Scotland 
*20th (East Devonshire) Regiment of Foot 867 W. Hyde's West Indies 
*21st Regiment of Foot (Royal North British Fusiliers) 798 J. Murray's Nova Scotia 
*22nd (Cheshire) Regiment of Foot 1,058 D. Dundas' Ireland 
*23rd Regiment of Foot (Royal Welsh Fusiliers) 1,088 R. Grenville's Ireland 
*24th (2nd Warwickshire) Regiment of Foot 1,009 W. Tayler's Canada 
*25th (Sussex) Regiment of Foot 1,278 Lord G. Lennox's England 
*26th (Cameronian) Regiment of Foot 1,210 W. Erskine's Nova Scotia 
*27th (Inniskilling) Regiment of Foot 958 E. Massey's Ireland 
*28th (North Gloucestershire) Regiment of Foot 1,021 R. Prescott's Ireland 
*29th (Worcestershire) Regiment of Foot 1,305  Lord Cathcart's England 
*30th (Cambridgeshire) Regiment of Foot 1,217 T. Clarke's England 
*31st (Huntingdonshire) Regiment of Foot 1,187 J. Stuart's Ireland 
*32nd (Cornwall) Regiment of Foot 1,312 Lord Ross's Gibraltar 
*33rd (1st Yorkshire West Riding) Regiment of Foot 750 Lord Cornwallis' America
*34th (Cumberland) Regiment of Foot 936 Lord F. Cavendish's Ireland 
*35th (Dorsetshire) Regiment of Foot 1,001 H. Fletcher's Ireland 
*36th (Herefordshire) Regiment of Foot 1,592 H. St. John's India 
*37th (North Hampshire) Regiment of Foot 1,201 R. Dalling's Scotland 
*38th (1st Staffordshire) Regiment of Foot 765 R. Pigot's West Indies
*39th (East Middlesex) Regiment of Foot 999 R. Boyd's America
*40th (2nd Somersetshire) Regiment of Foot 1,109 G. Osborn's Ireland 
*41st Regiment of Foot 769 T. Stirling's Ireland 
*42nd (Royal Highland) Regiment of Foot 999 H. Munro's Scotland 
*43rd (Monmouthshire) Regiment of Foot 919 E. Smith's Ireland 
*44th (East Essex) Regiment of Foot 1,201 C. Rainsford's Ireland 
*45th (Nottinghamshire) Regiment of Foot 1,002 J. Adeane's West Indies 
*46th (South Devonshire) Regiment of Foot 897 J. Vaughan's West Indies 
*47th (Lancashire) Regiment of Foot 1,125 A. Williamson's West Indies 
*48th (Northamptonshire) Regiment of Foot 879 P. Tonyn's West Indies 
*49th (Hertfordshire) Regiment of Foot 1,108 A. Maitland's West Indies 
*50th (West Kent) Regiment of Foot 1,317 T. Wilson's Gibraltar 
*51st (2nd Yorkshire, West Riding, King's Own Light Infantry) Regiment of Foot 862 R. Napier's West Indies 
*52nd (Oxfordshire) Regiment of Foot 1,438 C. Trapaud's India 
*53rd (Shropshire) Regiment of Foot 989 R. Elphinstone's Scotland 
*54th (West Norfolk) Regiment of Foot 1,029 M. Frederick's Guernsey 
*55th (Westmoreland) Regiment of Foot 928 L. Tottenham's Ireland 
*56th (West Essex) Regiment of Foot 763  R. Walsh's Ireland 
*57th (West Middlesex) Regiment of Foot 1,044 J. Campbell of Strachur's Scotland 
*58th (Rutlandshire) Regiment of Foot 1,201 G. Scott's Ireland 
*59th (2nd Nottinghamshire) Regiment of Foot 1,068 D. Lindsay's Jersey 
*60th (Royal American) Regiment of Foot 1,997 Lord Amherst's America 
*60th Regiment of Foot 1st Battalion 680 A. Clarke's Canada 
*60th Regiment of Foot 2nd Battalion 459 G. Christie's Canada 
*60th Regiment of Foot 3rd Battalion  540 W. Rowley's West Indies 
*60th Regiment of Foot 4th Battalion 468 J. Rooke's West Indies 
*61st (South Gloucestershire) Regiment of Foot 1,239 S. Morris's Gibraltar 
*62nd (Wiltshire) Regiment of Foot 879 E. Mathew's West Indies 
*63rd (West Suffolk) Regiment of Foot 958 Lord Balcarres' Ireland 
*64th (2nd Staffordshire) Regiment of Foot 499 J. Leland's Ireland 
*65th (2nd Yorkshire North Riding) Regiment of Foot 989 Gunning's New Brunswick 
*66th (Berkshire) Regiment of Foot 499 J. Gabbitt's Gibraltar 
*67th (South Hampshire) Regiment of Foot 99 E. Browne's West Indies 
*68th (Durham) Regiment of Foot 1,689 J. Lambton's Gibraltar 
*69th (South Lincolnshire) Regiment of Foot 1,225 H. Powell's Gibraltar 
*70th (Surry) Regiment of Foot 876 Lord Suffolk's Ireland 
*71st (Highland) Regiment of Foot 1,308 W. Gordon's India 
*72nd (Highland) Regiment of Foot 1,322 J. Murray's India 
*73rd (Highland) Regiment of Foot 1,255 W. Medow's India 
*74th (Argyllshire Highlanders) Regiment of Foot 1,406 R. Venables' Switzerland 
*75th (Highland) Regiment of Foot 1,286 Robt. Abercromby's India 
*76th Regiment of Foot 1,307 T. Musgrave's India 
*77th Regiment of Foot 1,232 J. Marsh's India 
*78th (Ross-shire Buffs) Regiment of Foot 1,098 Africa
*79th (Cameron Highlanders) Regiment of Foot 1,201 Scotland
*80th (Staffordshire Volunteers) Regiment of Foot 892 H. Paget's India
*81st Regiment of Foot 858 NAME's England
*82nd (Prince of Wales’s Volunteers) Regiment of Foot 851 America 
*83rd (County of Dublin) Regiment of Foot 913 J. Sebright's Africa
*84th (York and Lancaster) Regiment of Foot 854 E. Coote's India
*85th (Buckinghamshire Light Infantry) Regiment of Foot 821 NAME's West Indies 
*86th (County Down Volunteers) Regiment of Foot 902 G. Worge's Africa 
*87th (Prince of Wales's Irish) Regiment of Foot 737 NAME's Ireland 
*88th (Connaught Rangers) Regiment of Foot 818 J. Burgh's West Indies
*89th (Blayney's Bloodhounds) Regiment of Foot 798 C. Blayney
*90th (Perthshire Light Infantry) Regiment of Foot 1,026 H. Morgan's Africa
*91st (Argyllshire Highlanders) Regiment of Foot 902 A. Campbell's West Indies 
*92nd (Gordon's Highlanders) Regiment of Foot 1,356 C. Gordon's India 
*93rd (Sutherland Highlanders) Regiment of Foot 993 G. Mackay's Scotland 
*94th (Royal Welsh Volunteers Regiment of Foot 925 J. Vaughan's America 
*95th (Derbyshire) Regiment of Foot 773 R. Burton's America 
*96th Regiment of Foot 988 G. Monson's India 
*97th Regiment of Foot 858 G. Stewart's Gibraltar
*98th Regiment of Foot 742 NAME's West Indies 
*99th (Lanarkshire) Regiment of Foot 687 E. Trelawny's Jamacia 
*100th (Campbell's Highlanders) Regiment of Foot 879 C. Campbell's Channel Islands
*101st (Johnston's Highlanders) Regiment of Foot 902 J. Johnston's India
*102nd (Irish Rangers) Regiment of Foot 657 E. Trench's Channel Islands 
*103rd (Volunteer Hunters) Regiment of Foot 511 E. Hunter's Africa 
*104th Regiment of Foot 863 P. Tonyn's Ceylon
*105th (Queen's Own Royal Regiment of Highlanders) Regiment of Foot 1,007 D. Graeme's Malaya
*106th (Black Musqueteers) Regiment of Foot 742 I. Barré's England 
*107th (Bengal Light European Infantry) Regiment of Foot 855 C. Beauclerk's India 
*108th (Madras European Infantry) Regiment of Foot 890 P. Macdougall's India 
*109th (Battalion of London Volunteers) Regiment of Foot 678 J. Nairne's India 
*110th (Queen's Royal Musqueteers) Regiment of Foot 880 J. Deakin's India 
*111th Regiment of Foot 678 T. Ogle's India 
*112th (King's Royal Musqueteers) Regiment of Foot 686 E. Markham's Scotland 
*113th (Royal Highlanders) Regiment of Foot 853 J. Hamilton's India 
*114th (Royal Highland Volunteers) Regiment of Foot 740 A. McLean's India 
*115th (Royal Scotch Lowlanders) Regiment of Foot 667 C. Crawford's Scotland 
*116th (Perthshire Highland) Regiment of Foot 902 J. Mackenzie's Malaya 
*117th (St. John's) Regiment of Foot 698 W. Leger's Burma 
*118th (Invalids) Regiment of Foot 702 I. Talbott's Siam 
*119th (Prince's Own) Regiment of Foot 915 H. Williams' Burma 
*120th Regiment of Foot 605 J. Toovey's Siam 
*121st Regiment of Foot 568 J. Rich's Africa 
*122nd Regiment of Foot 677 J. Leslie's Hanover 
*123rd Regiment of Foot 717 J. Pomeroy's Hanover 
*124th Regiment of Foot 612 R. Cuninghame's America 
*1st West India Regiment of Foot 811 J. Whyte's Jamacia
*2nd West India Regiment of Foot 810 W. Myer's Jamacia
*3rd West India Regiment of Foot 805 W. Keppel's Jamacia
*4th West India Regiment of Foot 801 E. Nicholl's Jamacia
*5th West India Regiment of Foot 797 W. Howe's British Honduras
*6th West India Regiment of Foot 800 J. Whitelock's British Honduras
*7th West India Regiment of Foot 800 W. L. Lewes' British Guiana
*8th West India Regiment of Foot 802 R. Abercromby's British Guiana
*9th West India Regiment of Foot 800 J. Sheppard's Chatham
*10th West India Regiment of Foot 803 S. Gibbs' Chatham
*11th West India Regiment of Foot 800  A. Leslie's Montserrat
*12th West India Regiment of Foot 810  T. Sebastians' Cayman Islands 
*New South Wales (The Rums) Corps 752 H. Grey's Australia  
*O'Hara's Africa Corps: 214 C. O'Hara's Africa
*Queen's Rangers 576 J. Simcoe's Canada 
*St. Helena Battalion 450 EIC 
*39 Independent Companies of Invalids 3,081 Great Britain 
==Hanoverian Army==
===The Army of Brunswick===
Location: Hanover, Calenburg (10,424 Foot, 1,247 Horse)
*Leib-Regiment (1,600)
*von Imhoff Regiment (1,640)
*von Behr Regiment (1,640)
*von Zastrow Regiment (1,640)
*Völschen Fusilier Battalion (1,640)
*Leib & Imhoff Grenadier Battalion (588)
*Behr & Zastrow Grenadier Battalion (588)
*Zastrow Grenadier Battalion (588)
*3rd Battalion de Légion Britannique (500)
*Braunschweig Regiment of Dragoons (500)
*von Roth Regiment of Hussars (747)
*85 Cannon 
===Braunschweig Garrison===
Location: Braunschweig 
*Leib-Regiment (1,600)
*von Imhoff Regiment (800)
*von Behr Regiment (800)
*von Zastrow Regiment (800)
*Völschen Fusilier Battalion (800)
*5th Battalion de Légion Britannique (500)
*55 Cannon 
===The Army of Hanover===
Location: Hanover, Calenburg (10,900 Foot, 5,400 Horse)
*Hanoverian Leibgarde zu Fuss (1,600)
*de Cheusses Regiment (800)
*La Chevallerie Regiment (800)
*von Kielmannsegg Regiment (800)
*von Brunck Regiment (800)
*von Halberstadt Regiment (800)
*von Wrede Regiment (800)
*von Hardenberg Regiment (800)
*von Zandre Regiment (800)
*von Wagenheim Regiment (800)
*von Hauß Regiment (800)
*von Diepenbroick Regiment (800)
*2nd Battalion de Légion Britannique (500)
*Légion Britannique Dragoon Regiment (600)
*Leibguard zu Pferd (180)
*Grenadieren zu Pferd (180)
*Leib-Regiment Reuter (180)
*Graf von Platen Cuirassiers (360)
*Dachenhausen Cuirassiers (360)
*Hammerstein Cuirassiers (360)
*Grothaus Cuirassiers (360)
*Hodenberg Cuirassiers (360)
*Walthausen Cuirassiers (360)
*Breidenbach Dragoon (700)
*Busche Dragoon (700)
*Bock Dragoon (700)
*120 Cannon
===Hamburg Garrison===
Location: Hamburg (7,700 Foot, 1,060 Horse)
*Alt Zastrow Regiment (800)
*von Sporken Regiment (800)
*Jung Zastrow Regiment (800)
*von Post Regiment (800)
*von Block Regiment (800)
*von Sachsen-Gotha Regiment (800)
*von Marschalk Regiment (800)
*von Scheither Regiment (800)
*Fabrice Regiment (800)
*1st Battalion de Légion Britannique (500)
*Gilten Cuirassiers (360)
*Dachenhausen Dragoon (700)
*80 Cannon 
===Bremen Garrison===
Location: Bremen (2,900 Foot, 360 Horse)
*von Stolzenberg Regiment (800)
*von Grote Regiment (800)
*von Hodenberg Regiment (800)
*4th Battalion de Légion Britannique (500)
*Lückner's Hussars (360)
*35 Cannon 
==Gallery of British Army Paintings==
Infantry_Advance.jpg|The British Army marching at a spray of musket fire.
The_42nd_atFontenoy.jpg|Lord Newcastle & The Black Watch at the Battle of Fontenoy, 1745
King2.jpg|King George II leads the way to victory, Battle of Dettingen
King's_Orders.jpg|The King shouting orders to his army
Scottish_Highlanders.jpg|The Scottish Highlanders
British_Grenadiers_.jpg|The British grenadiers charge!
Ending_Rebellion.jpg|Ending the rebellion.
Line_Inspection.jpg|A daily line inspection.
British_Landing.jpg|A typical British Naval Landing
Mel and his Battalion.jpeg|A Royal Marine Colonel leading his Regiment into battle.
dontroiani17thfootsoldier.jpg|A British Royal Marine, c. 1748
British_Solider.jpg|A British Soldier around the 1740's
==The British East India Company ==
The English East India Company is a English/British joint-stock company for med by London merchants due to their success on placing a English foothold in India when Queen Elizabeth I granted a royal charter which soon developed into a international trading company for pursuing trade with the East Indies but which ended up trading mainly with the Indian subcontinent. The "Jewel of the Crown" refers to the British colony of India controlled by the British East India Company for it's large resources for economical and political control. The recent expansions in India are due to recent victories against other nations of powers which was had a firm hold of India before their defeat. Although they have a larger presence in the Indian subcontinent they still have trade influences meaning in turn British imperialist influences in other parts of the East Indies along with a new presence for conducting British trade in the West Indies and the rest of the Orient. For more Information about the EITC click here.
==Territories/Colonies & their Governors ==
Note - Some territories annexed or given to Britain through treaties with the Netherlands, France, Portugal or Spain.Note - All Governors/Chief Commissioners/Governor-Generals/Lt. Governors are decided by the King.
===Great Britain & The European Continent===
Territory 	Secretary of State/Lord Lieutenant/Governor/Staatsminister
North England, Scotland (Northern Department) 	In commission
South England, Wales (Southern Department)  	In commission
Ireland 	Seosamh Ó’Colmaín (MacEaston)
Hanover 	Gerald von Griddle (Specks of Dust)
Gibraltar 	Andrew Norrington Mallace II
Minorca 	---
British Cyprus 	---
===West Indies===
Territory 	Governor/Chief Commissioner/Lieutenant-Governor/Superintendent  
Port Royal/Jamaica 	Emily Hullstack
Cayman Islands (Dependency of Jamaica) 	Evangelina
The Bahamas (New Providence, Andros Island, Harbour Island, Eleuthera, Cat Island, Long Island, San Salvador Island, Acklins, Crooked Island, Exuma, Berry Islands and Mayaguana, Unnamed islets, Etc)	Nathaniel Joseph Garland II (Sven Daggersteel)
Turks and Caicos Islands (Dependency of The Bahamas) 	Laure Beauregard (Beauregard)
Padres Del Fuego 	Giovanni Goldtimbers (Johnny Goldtimbers)
Kingshead (EITC Dependency) 	Joseph Grey
British Leeward Islands (Antigua and Barbuda, Saint Kitts & Nevis, Anguilla, Montserrat, Dominica) 	Roger Atkinson
British Saint Martin 	---
British Virgin Islands (Dependency of  the Leeward Islands) 	Richard James Humphrey Luther
British Windward Islands (Barbados, St. Lucia, Saint Vincent and The Grenadines, Grenada) 	Thomas McWard
British Honduras (Vice-regency of the Governor of Jamaica)  	Charles Salisbury (Charles)
Mosquito Kingdom (Protectorate of Great Britain) 	---
British Guiana 	Samuel Hornigold
British Trinidad 	---
British Tobago 	---
===British America===
====New England Colonies====
Colony/Province 	Governor
Province of Massachusetts Bay 	---
Province of New Hampshire 	Peregrine Seaspark
Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations	---
Connecticut Colony 	---
====Middle Colonies====
Colony/Province 	Governor
Province of New York 	Eric Ironvan
Province of New Jersey 	Jason Blademorgan
Province of Pennsylvania	George Stormcloud
Delaware Colony 	---
====Southern Colonies====
Colony/Province 	Governor
Province of Maryland 	---
Province of Virginia 	Charles Chipcloud
Province of North Carolina	Sir Francis Drake
Province of South Carolina	Robert Owsley (Robert McRoberts)
Province of Georgia 	Bart Gunshot
===British North America===
Colony/Territory 	Governor/Lieutenant-Governor
Nova Scotia 	---
St. John's Island (Prince Edward Island)	Christopher Jameson (CJ)
Newfoundland Colony 	Sam Wartimbers
Prince Rupert's Land 	---
===British Africa===
The colonies of (Slave Coast) West Africa are administered by a Governor-General from Calabar, Nigeria.
Colony 	Governor/Governor-General
Bight of Benin-Bonny Colony (Nigeria)	Duddley Ryder
British Gold Coast 	Rodrigo Emanuel Otavio (Reo)
Sierra Leone 	Fredrick Flores
Gambia Province 	Geoffrey Wildgrin Mallace
British East Africa (Ethiopia) 	William Brawlmartin
Cape Colony 	Edward Ironskull Plankwash
British Egypt 	Christopher Christoval
===British India===
Note: Controlled by the East India Trading Company's appointed Lieutenant-Governor. Includes recent expansions. Administered at Calcutta, Bengal by the Governor-General.
Colony/Province/Territory 	
Governor/Lieutenant-Governor/
Governor-General
Bengal Presidency 	
William Ironskull
Bombay Presidency 	
Richard Venables
Madras Presidency 	
---
Ceded and Conquered Provinces 	
---
Punjab Provinces 	
Mathew McBellows
British Baluchistan 	
---
Central Provinces and 	
Charles "Sasha " Balthazar
Berar Province 	---
Saugor and Nerbudda Territories	---
Ajmer-Merwara Province 	---
North West Frontier Province 	
Andrew Cavendish (Andrew)
Assam 	
---
Princely State of Mysore 	
Tipu Sultan Prince of India Jarot Decksteel
Nagpur Province 	
---
Andaman and Nicobar Islands 	
Eliza
Ceylon 	Aura Grey
===British Southeast Asia/Pacific Islands===
Colony/Province 	Lieutenant-Governor/Governor
British Malaya 	Luxor Legend
British Siam 	Jeremiah Garland
British Burma 	---
British Bencoolen 	---
Kingdom of Hawaii (Protectorate)	Marcus Cannonshot
New South Wales 	Marcus 'Charles' Livingston
=== British South Atlantic Ocean ===
Colony/Province 	Lieutenant-Governor/Governor
Falkland Islands	Amador
==The British Empire Paintings ==
pnp314325.jpg|General Richard Venables on horseback, and Bartholomew Swordfury, lead the charge into battle
Defeating the Rebellion, India.jpg|Defeating the Native rebellions.
EITC India Conquest45.jpg|The Conquest of India
Foward in Africa.jpg|Battle in South Africa.
British take Fort in Indiaas.jpg|The East India Company's armies march on Bengal
llm338182.jpg|Matthew Blastshot leads the first assault in India
the forward marchs.jpg|Lord Wellington leads the charge onto Africa!
Battle plan.gif|Blastshot issues the orders
lal337515.jpg|The British plan their assault by sea
lal303132.jpg|General Richard Venables rides through Bengal on a prised Elephant
stc311020.jpg|The Battle of Bietjie Slaag
Elephant Brawl.jpg|Company struggle with a War Elephant
The french not honour war.gif|General Venables is fired at by a rogue Dutch soldier while negotiating their surrender
indiabig14.jpg|The Indian leaders surrender to Governor-General Venables
British4.jpg|British soldiers charging in
Surrender_of_Tipu_Sultan.jpg|Field Marshall Venables brings diplomacy to India
Concencration of a British EITC Regiment of Foot.jpg|Consecration of a European EITC Regiment of Foot
highlanders charge indian fort.jpg|93rd Highlanders charge an Indian Native fortress
Empire Total War EIC company.jpg|East India Company Sepoys
Empire Total War EIC Europeans.jpg|European EITC Regiment of Foot
Marching for the Colours India.jpg|Marching for the Colour for the King's Birthday (Bombay, India)
Royal Marines India.jpg|The Royal Marines in India 
Mysore Military EITC parade.jpg|"Empire Day" in India 
the-duke-of-marlborough-at-blenheim.jpg|The Duke of Marlborough marches into battle 
Irish beaches.jpg|Battling on the shores of Ireland 
charging the woolens.jpg|Redcoats routing the Spanish Walloon Guards 
Nate Aussie.jpg|General Nathaniel Crestbreaker settling New South Wales, Australia 
art-guerre-prise-bunker-hill-big.jpg|Battling the revolts of the '45
==Capital city of Great Britain ==
Our Headquarters is located in the Palace of Westminster in London, England.
Westminster Palace1.jpg|The Palace of Westminster
Old Westminster.png|Westminster circa Late 1740s
House of Common.jpg|The House of Commons
House of Lords.jpg|The House of Lords
King Throne .jpg|The throne room
House-of-Commons Opposition.jpg|A House of Commons meeting
House of Lords paint.jpg|The House of Lords during the Parliament opening
House of Commons PM speech.JPG|The Prime Minister delivers his speech to the House of Commons
Parliament list.jpg|A MP delivering a bill for approval. 
Streets of London St James.jpg|On the streets of London near St. James Palace 
Queen_Anne_in_the_House_of_Lords_by_Peter_Tillemans.jpeg|Queen Anne addressing the House of Lords. 
stjamespark.jpg|St James's Park and the Mall, c. 1745
Tea-Party-at-Lord-Harringtons.jpg|Tea party at Lord Harrington's, St. James. 
==Forms of Address==
During debates in Parliament, MPs and peers do not refer to each other by name but by a variety of formal titles according to their status.
This polite tone is adopted in an attempt to maintain order and good humour during debates. In addition, parliamentarians do not address each other directly in debates.
*Instead, MPs direct their points to the Commons Speaker addressing him directly when making their point, "Mr. Speaker, ..." and peers speak to the House of Lords as a whole.
*Most MPs are referred to as "the Honourable Member for..." followed by the name of their constituency or as either "the Honourable gentleman" or "the Honourable lady".
*If the MP being addressed is a member of the same party they are referred to as "my Honourable friend".
*If the MP is a practising lawyer he or she is referred to as "Honourable and Learned.
*If a member is a past or present member of the armed forces they may be addressed as "Honourable and Gallant".
*"Right Honourable" indicates a member of the Privy Council - normally a past or present minister.
*In the House of Lords, peers refer to each other as "my Noble friend", "the Noble Lord", "the Noble and Gallant Lord", or "the Noble and Learned Lord".
*The Privy Council as a whole is termed "The Most Honourable" whilst its members individually, the Privy Counsellors, are entitled to be styled "The Right Honourable".
*Peers are more likely to refer to members of other parties or groups as "friend" if they are friends in a real sense, even though this is not strictly correct parliamentary language while in the chamber.
==Members Database==
#His Majesty, Frederick Augustus I - King of Great Britain and Ireland, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg, Archtreasurer and Prince-Elector of the Holy Roman Empire
===His Majesty's Cabinet===
Cabinet ministers, like all ministers, are appointed and may be dismissed by the monarch at pleasure (that is, they may be dismissed without notice or reason given, although normally they are given a courteous option to resign), on the advice of the Prime Minister. The allocation and transfer of responsibilities between ministers and departments is also generally at the Prime Minister's discretion. The Cabinet has always been led by the Prime Minister, whose unpaid office as such was traditionally described as merely primus inter pares (first among equals)
*His Grace The Duke of Newcastle, Lord John-Luke Octavius Dieudonné Goldtimbers-Newcastle - Prime Minister of Great Britain, First Lord of the Treasury, Leader of the House of Lords, Commander-in-Chief of HM Armed Forces, 1st Duke of Edinburgh, 1st Duke of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, KT, KG, KB, PC, FRS, MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne (Lords)
*The Right Honourable and Learned Earl Granville, Lord Andrew Norrington Mallace II - Lord High Chancellor of the Courts, Keeper of the Great Seal of the Realm, Second Lord of the Treasury, Governor of the British Virgin Islands and Gibraltar, the 3rd Earl of Bute, 1st Earl Granville, KT, KG, KB, PC, FRS, MP for Southwark (Lords) 
*Her Grace The Duchess of Monstrose, Lady Emily Hullstack - Secretary of State for the Southern Department, First Sea Lord of His Majesty's Navy, Governor of Port Royal, PC, MP for Worcestershire (Lords)
*The Right Honourable and Gallant Earl of Salisbury, Lord Charles Salisbury - Master-General of the Ordnance, 6th Earl of Salisbury, KB, PC, MP for Wiltshire (Lords)
*The Right Honourable and Gallant Earl of Stirling, Lord Roger Atkinson - Lord President of the Council, Lieutenant General in His Majesty's Army, Governor of the Leeward Islands, 1st Earl of Stirling, 1st Viscount Weymouth, 1st Baron Thynne, 1st Baronet of Caus Castle, KB, PC, FRS, MP for Stirlingshire (Lords)
===Privy Council===
The primary advisory board to HM, the King, the Privy Council acts as a formal body of advisors comprised of senior politicians whom are all members of either the House of Lords or House of Commons. The Council's main function is to meet with the sovereign once a month to counsel him, and report to him the current positions of the government. The Privy Council acts as the High Court of Appeal for the entire British Empire.
*His Grace The Duke of Newcastle, Lord John-Luke Octavius Dieudonné Goldtimbers-Newcastle- Prime Minister of Great Britain, First Lord of the Treasury, Leader of the House of Lords, Commander-in-Chief of HM Armed Forces, 1st Duke of Edinburgh, 1st Duke of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, KT, KG, KB, PC, FRS, MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne (Lords)
*The Right Honourable and Learned Earl Granville, Lord Andrew Norrington Mallace II- Lord High Chancellor of the Courts, Keeper of the Great Seal of the Realm, Second Lord of the Treasury, Governor of the British Virgin Islands and Gibraltar, the 3rd Earl of Bute, the 1st Earl Granville, KT, KG, KB, PC, FRS, MP for Southwark (Lords)
*The Right Honourable and Gallant Earl of Stirling, Lord Roger Atkinson - Lord President of the Council, Major General in His Majesty's Army, Governor of the Leeward Islands, 1st Marquess of Bath, 1st Earl of Stirling, 1st Viscount Weymouth, 1st Baron Thynne, 1st Baronet of Caus Castle, KB, PC, FRS, MP for Stirlingshire (Lords)
*The Right Honourable and Gallant Earl of Salisbury, Lord Charles Salisbury - Master-General of the Ordnance, 6th Earl of Salisbury, KB, PC, MP for Wiltshire (Lords)
*The Right Honourable Jason Xavier - PC, MP for Glamorganshire (Commons)
*The Right Honourable Countess of Moray, Lady Sage Stormloather - 1st Countess of Moray, 1st Lady Abernethy, 1st Lady Strathearn, 1st Lady Doune, and 1st Lady St Colme, PC, MP for Moray (Lords)
*Her Grace The Duchess of Monstrose, Lady Emily Hullstack - Secretary of State for the Southern Department, First Sea Lord of His Majesty's Navy, Governor of Port Royal, PC, MP for Worcestershire (Lords)
*The Honourable and Gallant Sam Wartimbers - Second Sea Lord of His Majesty's Navy, Admiral of His Majesty's Navy, Lieutenant-Governor of Newfoundland Colony, PC, MP for Sutherland (Commons)
*The Right Honourable and Gallant Sir William Ironskull - Third Sea Lord of the Royal Navy, Major in HM Marines Forces, President of Bengal, PC, MP for Sussex (Commons)
*The Right Honourable and Learned Peregrine Seaspark - Lawyer, PC, MP for Nottinghamshire (Lords)
===House of Lords ===
The Upper House of the British Parliament, and the more powerful of the two. Membership to the House of Lords is by appointment only, and is reserved for senior politicians who hold peerages with the crown.
*His Grace The Duke of Newcastle, Lord John-Luke Octavius Dieudonné Goldtimbers-Newcastle - Prime Minister of Great Britain, First Lord of the Treasury, Leader of the House of Lords, Commander-in-Chief of HM Armed Forces, 1st Duke of Edinburgh, 1st Duke of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, KT, KG, KB, PC, FRS, MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne
*The Right Honourable and Learned Earl Granville, Lord Andrew Norrington Mallace II - Lord High Chancellor of the Courts, Keeper of the Great Seal of the Realm, Second Lord of the Treasury, Governor of the British Virgin Islands and Gibraltar, the 3rd Earl of Bute, 1st Earl Granville, KT, KG, KB, PC, FRS, MP for Southwark. 
*His Grace The Duke of Richmond, Lord Thomas Chipshot - 1st Duke of Richmond, 1st Duke of Lennox, 1st Earl of March, 1st Earl of Darnley, 1st Baron Settrington, 1st Lord Torbolton, MP for Cornwall
*The Right Honourable and Gallant Earl of Salisbury, Lord Charles Salisbury - Master-General of the Ordnance, 6th Earl of Salisbury, KB, PC, MP for Wiltshire
*The Right Honourable and Gallant Earl of Stirling, Lord Roger Atkinson - Lord President of the Council, Major General in His Majesty's Army, Governor of the Leeward Islands, 1st Marquess of Bath, 1st Earl of Stirling, 1st Viscount Weymouth, 1st Baron Thynne, 1st Baronet of Caus Castle, KB, PC, FRS, MP for Stirlingshire
*The Right Honourable and Gallant Earl of Lincoln, Lord James Goldtimbers - Lt. Colonel in His Majesty's Army, 9th Earl of Lincoln, KB, FRS, MP for the City of London 
*The Right Honourable Earl Spencer, Lord Geoffrey Mallace - Lt. Colonel in His Majesty's Army, 1st Earl Spencer, KB, FRS, MP for Kent
*The Right Honourable and Gallant Earl of Bristol, Lord Richard James Humphrey Luther- 1st Earl of Bristol, 1st Baron Hervey, MP for Hampshire
*The Right Honourable Countess Temple, Lady Aura Grey - Principal Private Secretary to the Prime Minister, Governor of British Ceylon, 1st Countess Temple, 1st Viscountess Cobham, PC, MP for Newham
*The Right Honourable Countess Portsmouth, Lady Mercedes Adalia Grey-Huntington - Countess of Portsmouth, MP for Dorset
*Her Grace The Duchess of Monstrose, Lady Emily Hullstack - Secretary of State for the Southern Department, First Sea Lord of His Majesty's Navy, Governor of Port Royal, PC, MP for Worcestershire
*The Right Honourable Countess of Moray, Lady Sage Stormloather - 1st Countess of Moray, 1st Lady Abernethy, 1st Lady Strathearn, 1st Lady Doune, and 1st Lady St Colme, PC, MP for Moray
===House of Commons===
The Lower House of Parliament that is comprised of a mix of elected and applicant officials, and contrary to the House of Lords, is open to any British citizen. The Speaker of the House of Commons is the highest ranking elected official in the nation and is elected at the beginning of each session of Parliament.
*The Right Honourable Sir Arthur Onslow - Speaker of the House of Commons, MP for Lancashire 
*The Right Honourable and Gallant Sir Duddley Ryder (Tobias Squidhayes) - Governor-General of Bight of Benin-Bonny Colony (Nigeria), MP for Norfolk
*The Right Honourable and Gallant Sir Jason Blademorgan - British Citizen, MP for Suffolk
*The Right Honourable Sir William Brawlmartin - Chairman and Administrator of the African Company of Merchants, Viceroy of British East Africa (Ethiopia), MP for Buckinghamshire
*The Honourable and Gallant Andrew Hoffman - Commodore of His Majesty's Navy, Lieutenant Governor of Kingshead, MP for Staffordshire
*The Honourable and Gallant Sam Wartimbers - Second Sea Lord of His Majesty's Navy, Admiral of His Majesty's Navy, Lieutenant-Governor of Newfoundland Colony, PC, MP for Sutherland
*The Honourable and Gallant Luis Sailwalker - Major in HM Royal Marines, MP for Yorkshire
*The Honourable and Gallant Marcus Adrienn - British Citizen, MP for Gloucestershire
*The Honourable and Gallant Nathaniel Hornigold - Commodore in His Majesty's Navy, MP for Enfield
*The Honourable and Gallant Alexander Ryder (Waverider) - Major in HM Royal Marines, MP for Oxfordshire
*The Honourable and Learned Charles MacMorgan - Lawyer, British Citizen, MP for Perthshire 
*The Honourable Fredrick Flores - Governor of Sierra Leone, MP for Cheshire
*The Honourable George Stormcloud - British Citizen, MP for Lincolnshire
*The Honourable Simon Hullbreaker - British Citizen, MP for Montgomeryshire
*The Honourable Jessie Redeagle - British Citizen, MP for Hillingdon
*The Honourable Evangelina Beckett - British Citizen, MP for Cambridgeshire
*The Honourable Dog Moonwhirl - British Citizen, MP for Carmarthenshire
*The Honourable Christopher Roland - British Citizen, MP for Caernarfonshire
*The Honourable Seosamh Ó’Colmaín (MacEaston) - British Citizen, MP for Dumfriesshire
*The Honourable Eric Ironvan - British Citizen, MP for Durham
*The Honourable Bismark Gottwald - British Citizen, MP for Bromley
*The Honourable Aubrietta Primrose - British Citizen, MP for Surrey
*The Honourable Angst - British Citizen, MP for Manchester
*The Honourable Nicholas Martin Harrison - British Citizen, MP for Derbyshire
*The Honourable Kyle Dreadfoot - British Citizen, MP for Lothian
*The Honourable Bart Bluefish - British Citizen, MP for Flintshire
*The Honourable David Sharkskull - British Citizen, MP for Fife
*The Honourable Sage Heartscarlett - British Citizen, MP for Aberdeenshire
*The Honourable Isabella Firespark - British Citizen, MP for Somerset
*The Right Honourable and Gallant Jason Xavier - PC, MP for Glamorganshire
*The Right Honourable and Learned Peregrine Seaspark - Lawyer, PC, MP for Nottinghamshire
*The Honourable Willow Raidparr - British Citizen, MP for Cumberland
*Rodrigo Emanuel Otavio (Reo) - British Citizen, Governor of the British Gold Coast, MP of Kent
*Charles Chipcloud - British Citizen, Governor of Virginia, MP for Westminster 
==Cabinet Descriptions==
The Sovereign - The King is a constitutional monarch: that is, he is Britain's head of state, but his executive powers are limited by constitutional rules. His role is mostly symbolic: he represents Britain on ceremonial occasions, and has the power to request the sacking of his ministers and call for fresh elections. 
The Prime Minister - The head of government. It is the Prime Minister who controls the majority of Parliament, represents England in foreign visits, and is head of HM Government during parliamentary debates. Leads all political, economic, military affairs, and is the leading figure in the government next to the King and oversees government in general. The Prime Minister may be a Lord or a Common, and may also conjointly be the Leader of the House of Commons/Lords
The Secretary of State for the Southern Department & Secretary of State for the Northern Department (Foreign & Interior Affairs) - Senior positions within HM Government, instead of having one Foreign minister and one Interior minister, the duties of both are split between the two Secretaries, who also serve as the Prime Minister's deputies. The offices are cabinet-level positions, and is considered one of the Great Offices of State. They are considered a position similar to that of Foreign Minister and Interior Minister in other countries. The Secretary of State's remit includes: relations with foreign countries, matters pertaining to the empire and the overseas territories in addition to the promotion of British interests abroad, internal affairs of England and Wales, and for immigration and citizenship for Great Britain, including policing in England and Wales and matters of national security. The more senior Secretary of State for the Southern Department was responsible for relations with the Catholic and Muslim states of Europe.
The Lord High Chancellor (Justice) - In charge of the judicial and disciplinary department. Advisor to the monarch, and a leading figure in the Prime Minister's cabinet. May be present at both Houses, but may only sit with HM Government in the House of Commons. Presumed Speaker of the House of Lords, if present. The Lord Chancellor is the presumed Lord Keeper of the Great Seal, unless a separate Lord Keeper is appointed by the monarch.
The First Lord of the Admiralty (Royal Navy) - When the office of Lord High Admiral was "put into commission" it was exercised by a board of Lords Commissioners (or "Sea Lords") headed by a First Lord of the Admiralty, and not by a single man. The office of First Lord remained a political one which did not need to be filled by a professional naval officer, although it usually was.
The Master-General of the Board of Ordnance (British Army) - A very senior British military position, usually held by a serving general. The Master-General of the Ordnance was responsible for all British artillery, engineers, fortifications, military supplies, transport, field hospitals and much else, and was not subordinate to the commander-in chief of the British military.
The Lord President of the Council (Privy Council & Officials) - The fourth of the Great Officers of State of England, ranking below the Lord High Treasurer but above the Lord Privy Seal. The Lord President usually attends and is responsible for presiding over meetings of the Privy Council, presenting business for the monarch's approval.
The Paymaster of the Forces (Recruitment) - Primary Military chief that organizes the distribution of the Armed Forces and handles recruitment offices. A key entry level position to the Cabinet. Holds the position of Treasurer of the Navy as well, which is the equivalent position for HM Sea forces.
Minister of State (minister without portfolio) - The Commander of the British Black Guard, an elite regiment within the guild, and branch of HM Armed Forces.
==Member portraits==
AugustusIII.jpg|Augustus the First, by the Grace of God, King of Great Britain and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg, Archtreasurer and Prince-Elector of the Holy Roman Empire, King of Poland, Prussia, Sicily, Naples, Joseon, Cyprus, Grand Duke of Lithuania, Ruthenia, Prussia, Masovia, Samogitia, Kiev, Volhynia, Podolia, Podlaskie, Livonia, Smolensk, Severia, Chernihiv, Tuscany, Crimea, Silesia, Saxe-Weimar, Saxe-Eisenach, Saxe-Coburg-Saalfield, Saxe-Gotha, Saxe-Altenburg, Saxe-Hildburghausen, Saxe-Meiningen, the ruler of all Russias: of Moscow, of Vladimir, of Novgorod, Tsar of Kazan, Tsar of Astrakhan and Tsar of Siberia, sovereign of Pskov, great prince of Smolensk, Tversk, Yugorsk, Permsky, Vyatsky, Bulgarsky and others, sovereign and great prince of Novgorod Nizovsky lands, Chernigovsky, of Ryazan, of Rostov, Yaroslavl, Belozersky, Udorsky, Kondiisky and the sovereign of all the northern lands, of the Kabardin lands, of the Circassian and Mountain princes and many other states and lands western and eastern here and there and the successor and sovereign and ruler, Emperor of the Great Qing of China and Japan, Shogun of the Tokugawa shogunate, Prince and Grand Master of the Sovereign Military Hospitaller Order of Saint John of Jerusalem of Rhodes and of Malta, Landgrave of Hesse-Kassel, 6th Duke of Hamilton, 7th Marquis of Exeter, KT, KB, PC, FRS, and also hereditary Duke of Saxony.
George II by Thomas Hudson.jpg|George the Second, by the Grace of God, King of Great Britain and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg, Archtreasurer and Prince-Elector of the Holy Roman Empire
Duke_of_Newcastle_Old_by_William_Hoare.jpg|His Grace The Duke of Edinburgh, John-Luke Octavius Dieudonné Goldtimbers, Prime Minister of Great Britain, First Lord of the Treasury, Leader of the House of Lords, Commander-in-Chief of HM Armed Forces, Chancellor of Cambridge University, 1st Duke of Edinburgh, 1st Duke of Newcastle upon Tyne and 1st Duke of Newcastle-under-Lyne, KT, KG, KB, PC, FRS, MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Sir Joshua Reynold mallace.jpg|The Right Honourable Earl of Granville, Andrew Norrington Mallace II the Just, Lord Chancellor of the Courts, Keeper of the Great Seal of the Realm, Leader of the Tories, Second Lord of the Treasury, Governor of the British Virgin Islands and Gibraltar, the 3rd Earl of Bute, Secretary of State for Justice, KT, KG, KB, PC, FRS, MP for Southwark.
Nathanial Garland.jpg|His Grace The Duke of Bedford Nathaniel Joseph Benedikt August Johannes Anton Michael Adam Garland, Secretary at War, KT, KG, KB, PC, FRS, MP
Ccb1d4dee1ce0311221d4b3441250bcb.jpg|The Right Honourable Earl Grey, Joseph Archibald Grey, Lord President of the Council, Secretary of State for the Southern Department, Third Lord of the Treasury, Governor of Port Royal, British Ambassador to Switzerland, 1st Earl Grey, Viscount Howick, Baron Grey, KG, KB, FRS, MP for Northumberland
Full portrait Marshal Nate.jpg|The Right Honourable Earl of Portsmouth, Lord Nathaniel Huntington II, Master-General of the Board of Ordnance, Paymaster of the Forces, Head of the British Royal Army, A Director of the EITC Court of Directors, 1st Earl of Portsmouth, Viscount Lymington, Vice-Admiral of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, KB, FRS, MP
James Gold.jpg|The Right Honourable Earl of Chichester, Lord James Goldtimbers, Second Sea Lord of the Royal Navy, Master of the Great Wardrobe, Colonel of The 2nd Queens Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Great Master of the Order of the Bath, Custos Rotulorum of Warwickshire, Custos Rotulorum of Northamptonshire, 1st Earl of Chicester, KB, FRS, MP
VenablesDukeArgyll.jpg|His Grace The Duke of Argyll, Richard Liethbridge Campbell Venables, Colonel of The Duke of Argyll's Regiment of Foot, British Minister to Denmark, High Sheriff of Argyllshire, Master of the Household of Scotland, Keeper of the Royal Castle of Carrickm, 1st Duke of Argyll, Earl of Argyll, Baronet of Lundie, Lord Inveraray, Mull, Mover and Tiry, KG, KB, MP
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George iv.jpg|The Right Honourable Earl of Buckinghamshire, William Geoffrey Averill Yellowbones, 1st Earl of Buckinghamshire, Baron Hobart, 1st Baronet of Intwood, FRS, MP
BartportraitMP.jpg|The Honourable Bartholomew Wolfgang Jäger Swordfury, Major in His Majesty's Army, Governor of Newfoundland and Assam, 1st Baronet, MP
ec2d6c77754386e515c5ae3a361a46f2.jpg|Captain Sir Henry Grey, Baron Grey, MP
220px-Augustus Keppel BHC2821.jpg|The Right and Honorable, Sir Thomas McWard. MP, Fleet-Admiral of the Royal Navy, Governor of the British Windward Islands.
==Military/Nationalist Marches==
thumb|center|500 px|The British Grenadiers 
thumb|center|500 px|Rule Britannia!
thumb|center|500px| I Vow to Thee My Country
thumb|center|500 px|Over the hills and far away
thumb|center|500 px|The Lilliburlero March
thumb|center|500px|God Save the King.
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