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Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1813

Page

2

Bonaparte News From Bordeaux to Russia March Plans

A Boston letter reports Bonaparte raising a large army of about six hundred thousand and marching toward Russia. It cites loyal Bordeaux inhabitants, a successful conscription, and notes on the French retreat due to Moscow’s destruction. The brig Leo, tied to Cobb & Clapp, carries wines and silks from Bordeaux amid good American markets.

New-York Mercantile Advertiser Merchants Boston Chronicle Portland Leo Bordeaux Paris St. Petersburgh Uly Libbey Bonapaste Russia Moscow Barlow Tne America New World Messrs Cobb & Clapp

Naval duel reports show ship losses and casualties

The account describes a long ship-to-ship engagement where the 50 gunship attacked the Chesapeakes, the Frolic suffered heavy casualties after 43 minutes, and the Hornet rapidly crippled another vessel in 15 minutes. It reflects on the perceived power of cannon fire and the era’s naval clashes.

Chesapeakes Wasp Hornet

Tribute of gratitude from Peacock officers to Hornet crew

Surviving officers of the brig Peacock express deep gratitude for the hospitality and aid received aboard the U S sloop Hornet after the Peacock sank. They note lasting thanks to Commander James Lawnence and the Hornet officers, and emphasize they no longer feel like prisoners.

New-York New York Peacock U. States Hornet A. Wright C. Lambert Edward Lott J. Whittaker

Impressed Masters Praise Nassau Vessel Captor Treatment

A Charleston note dated April 15 expresses gratitude from Masters recently captured by Port of Nassau vessels. They commend the polite conduct of Nassau captains officers and crews and the inhabitants, report sacred private property and respectful inspections, and thank Capt George Johnston for kindness and for providing a vessel to return to Charleston. They urge their countrymen to share the same sentiment.

Nassau George Johnston Charleston

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