Acts of Congress on Vessel Entry and Military Measures 1812
Historic excerpts outline acts authorizing United States vessels entry rules under bonds, disposal of cargoes in public stores, and provisioning for raider and volunteer military forces. Includes approvals and presidential authority for raising troops, stock subscriptions, and treasury procedures through 1812.
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United States
Senate
House of Wesentatives
Americ
Congress
India
House of Representatives
Ameri Ica
Treasury
U. States
Tme
Secretary of the Treasury
John Armstrong
France
House of Sentatives
United States of Asia
Red States
John Strong
Strategic view of European fronts and Sweden's shift in power
The article argues that a major continental war would push Russia toward restoring borders with Sweden and reshaping northern Europe. It cites Denmark possibly changing rulers, Saxony gaining territory, and Poland revitalized, with Britain funding Sweden to block English influence. It condemns British policy while urging a decisive peace and neutral rights recognition.
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Petersburg
Spain
Livvain
Hithonis
Ingria
Sweden
France
England
Europe
Denmark
Russia
Domark
Foiecein
Sleswick
Saxony
Duchy of Warsaw
Poland
Lithuania
Neimen
Prussia
Onega
Ladoga
Thornton
Britain
Bernadotte
Ingland
United States
Inquisition
Fragmented OCR note on political scandal and coronation
Fragmentary text rails about depravity and suspension while selecting men to divorce a prince from a courtly wife. It mentions making a German or English wife duchess of Munster with a pension and laments the nation’s governance and moral decline.
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Kepe
Cortriran
Mire
Piczherbert
Munster
Despatches from Col Cass on Malden reconnaissance and pursuit
A July 14 1812 letter from Col Cass to Gen Hull details a 280 strong detachment surveying enemy posts near Malden, crossing the Canas river, engaging by fire, and pursuing retreating forces. He notes enemy numbers and the presence of militia and Indians, with several wounded and captured, praising the detachment’s spirit. Two vessels reached New York with passengers and emigration from Britain, while Missouri chiefs visit the president.
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Wassmneroy
Hull
Sandwich
Malden
Sandwith
Upper Canada
Canas
Ant
Art Regiment
Miller
Rensson
Lewis Cass
Gen. Hutt
New York
London
Londonderry
Great Britain
Doctor Harlow brings medical practice to Broad Street
Dr Harlow announces his move to this city and a residence on Broad Street formerly held by Hobby and Batiee He asks for public patronage as he dedicates himself to medicine and offers his services to the community with the arrival date April 17.
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Harlow
Broad Street
Messrs
Hobby
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