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Henry Addington, 1st Viscount Sidmouth

Personal data

Date of birth	30 May 1757
Place of birth	Bedford Row, Holborn, London, England, UK
Date of death	15 February 1844(age 86)
Place of death	White Lodge, Richmond Park, Richmond, Surrey, England, UK
Political party	Tory
Alma mater	Brasenose College, Oxford
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
In office	17 March 1801 - 10 May 1804
Monarch	George III
Succeeded by	William Pitt the Younger
Preceded by	William Pitt the Younger (As Prime Minister of Great Britain)
Chancellor of the Exchequer
In office	17 March 1801 - 10 May 1804
Monarch	George III
Succeeded by	William Pitt the Younger
Preceded by	William Pitt the Younger

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Henry Addington, 1st Viscount Sidmouth, PC (30 May 1757 - 15 February 1844) was a British statesman, and Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1801 to 1804.

Henry Addington was the son of Anthony Addington, Pitt's physician, and Mary Addington, the daughter of the Rev. Haviland John Hiley, headmaster of Reading School. As a consequence of his father's position, Addington was a childhood friend of William Pitt the Younger. Addington studied at Winchester and Brasenose College, Oxford, and then studied law at Lincoln's Inn.

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Parliament of Great Britain
Preceded by Henry Jones Sir James Tylney-Long	Member of Parliament for Devizes With: Sir James Tylney-Long 1784 - 1788 Joshua Smith 1788 - 1800 1784 - 1800	Succeeded by Parliament of the United Kingdom
Parliament of the United Kingdom
Preceded by Parliament of Great Britain	Member of Parliament for Devizes With: Joshua Smith 1801 - 1805	Succeeded by Thomas Estcourt Joshua Smith
Political offices
Preceded by William Wyndham Grenville	Speaker of the British House of Commons 1789 - 1801	Succeeded by Sir John Mitford
Preceded by William Pitt the Younger	Prime Minister of the United Kingdom 17 March 1801 - 10 May 1804	Succeeded by William Pitt the Younger
	Chancellor of the Exchequer 1801 - 1804		Leader of the House of Commons 1801 - 1804
	Preceded by The Duke of Portland		Lord President of the Council 1805	Succeeded by The Earl Camden
Preceded by The Earl of Westmorland	Lord Privy Seal 1806	Succeeded by The Lord Holland
Preceded by The Earl Fitzwilliam	Lord President of the Council 1806 - 1807	Succeeded by The Earl Camden
Preceded by The Earl Camden	Lord President of the Council 1812	Succeeded by The Earl of Harrowby
Preceded by Richard Ryder	Home Secretary 1812 - 1822	Succeeded by Robert Peel
Peerage of the United Kingdom
New creation	Viscount Sidmouth 1805 - 1844	Succeeded by William Leonard Addington

Chancellors of the Exchequer

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of the United Kingdom		Bexley * Goderich * Canning * Tenterden * Herries * Goulburn * Spencer * Denman * Peel * Monteagle * Northbrook * Goulburn * Halifax * Disraeli * Gladstone * Lewis * Disraeli * Gladstone * Disraeli * Hunt * Sherbrooke * Gladstone * Iddesleigh * Gladstone * Childers * St Aldwyn * Harcourt * R Churchill * Goschen * Harcourt * St Aldwyn * Ritchie * A Chamberlain * Asquith * Lloyd George * McKenna * Bonar Law * A Chamberlain * Horne * Baldwin * N Chamberlain * Snowden * W Churchill * Snowden * N Chamberlain * Simon * K Wood * Waverley * Dalton * Cripps * Gaitskell * Butler * Macmillan * Thorneycroft * Amory * Lloyd * Maudling * Callaghan * Jenkins * Macleod * Barber * Healey * Howe * Lawson * Major * Lamont * Clarke * Brown * Darling * Osborne

Home Secretaries of the United Kingdom

of Great Britain		Shelburne * Sydney * North * Temple * Sydney * Grenville * Dundas * Portland
of the United Kingdom		Pelham * Yorke * Hawkesbury * Spencer * Liverpool * Ryder * Sidmouth * Peel * Bourne * Lansdowne * Peel * Melbourne * Duncannon * Wellington * Goulburn * Russell * Normanby * Graham * Grey * Walpole * Palmerston * Grey * Walpole * Sotheron-Estcourt * Cornewall Lewis * Grey * Walpole * Hardy * Bruce * Lowe * Cross * Harcourt * Cross * Childers * Matthews * Asquith * Ridley * Ritchie * Akers-Douglas * Gladstone * Churchill * McKenna * Simon * Samuel * Cave * Shortt * Bridgeman * Henderson * Joynson-Hicks * Clynes * Samuel * Gilmour * Simon * Hoare * Anderson * Morrison * Somervell * Ede * Fyfe * Lloyd George * Butler * Brooke * Soskice * Jenkins * Callaghan * Maudling * Carr * Jenkins * Rees * Whitelaw * Brittan * Hurd * Waddington * Baker * Clarke * Howard * Straw * Blunkett * Clarke * Reid * Smith * Johnson * May

Speakers of the House of Commons

14th century		Hungerford * de la Mare * Pickering * Guildesborough * Waldegrave * Bussy * Cheney * Doreward * Savage * Redford \|
15th century		Esturmy * Tiptoft * Chaucer * Stourton * Hungerford * Redman * Beauchamp * Flower * Hunt * Chaucer * Baynard * Russell * Tyrell * Alington * Bowes * Burley * Tresham * Say * Popham * Oldhall * Thorpe * Charlton * Wenlock * Tresham * Green * Strangeways * Wood * Catesby * Lovell * Mordaunt * Fitzwilliam * Empson * Drury * Englefield \|
16th century		Dudley * Sheffield * Nevill * More * Audley * Wingfield * Rich * Hare * Moyle * Baker * Dyer * Pollard * Broke * Higham * Cordell * Gargrave * Williams * Onslow * Wray * Bell * Popham * Puckering * Snagge * Coke * Yelverton \|
17th century		Croke * Phelips * Crewe * Richardson * Crewe * Finch * Finch * Glanville * Lenthall * Pelham * Rous (Barebones Parliament) * Widdrington (2nd Protectorate Parliament) * Chute (3rd Protectorate Parliament) * Long (3rd Protectorate Parliament) * Bampfield (3rd Protectorate Parliament) * Grimston * Turnour * Charlton * Seymour * Sawyer * Gregory * Williams * Trevor * Powle * Foley * Littleton \|
18th century		Harley * Smith * Onslow * Bromley * Hanmer * Compton * Onslow * Cust * Norton * Cornwall * Grenville * Addington \|
19th century		Mitford * Abbot * Manners-Sutton * Abercromby * Shaw-Lefevre * Denison * Brand * Peel * Gully \|
20th century		Lowther * Whitley * FitzRoy * Brown * Morrison * Hylton-Foster * King * Lloyd * Thomas * Weatherill * Boothroyd * Martin \|
21st century		Bercow \|

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