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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1809

Page

2

Mortier's pledge and hospital hardship in Spain report

An officer's letter from Spain describes Mortier's engagement to care for British sick and wounded after Talavera and details hospital conditions. It notes fatigue and death, beds and blankets lacking, and French aid including beds and daily rations. It also covers broader war news and political moves in Europe.

Tonbon Spain Marshal Mortier Lord’ Wellington Talavera Placentia Marhal Mortier

Cabinet divisions widen as Hawkesbury policy faces rejection

The London Star reports splits in the cabinet over measures attributed to Lord Hawkesbury, aiming at enforcing denization laws and excluding Americans from British colonial trade. The board of convus opposed American access to British ports in the East Indies, fearing American rise to China would boost the Far East trade and the state revenue.

Lord Hawkesbury Board of Connvus East Indies China Iodia Company London Star

Congress Debates Insulting Letters With British Envoy

The Senate and House consider a resolution denouncing Francis James Jackson for insulting communications with the U.S. on Oct 23 1809 and Nov 4 1809. They pledge support to the Executive and threaten united action if needed. A bill to curb privileges of foreign ministers passes to a second reading and authorizes expulsions under the President’s authority.

Giles Senate House U. S. of America Congress Francis Janes Jackson U.S Smith U. S Erskine U. States Francis Tames Jackson Congress of Francis James Jackson District of Columbia

Resolution to seize ships of British and French rulers

In the House of Representatives on Monday December 4 Mr Troup proposed a resolution to authorize the President by law to instruct United States armed vessel commanders to stop and bring into U S ports all ships or vessels with cargoes belonging to the subjects of the King of Great Britain and the Emperor of France Lou 4 to ports.

France Austria Stahrembeg Maje&y Francis Adriatic Trieste Fiume Ses Russia Bavaria Salzburgh Vienna Upper Lower Austria Lord Elmerston Pope Avignon Either G. B United States King of G. Britain Troup Mr. Troup U. S Lou

Committees Appointed by the Speaker Across House

The Speaker named standing committees under the House order. Elections includes Findley, Clay, Sturges, Troup, Taylor, Van Rensselaer and Gannett. Claims lists Johnson, Pitkin, Butler, R Brown, Stanley, Ghoifon and J P Porter. Commerce and Manufactures cites Newton, Dana, Marion, Cutts, N R Moore, Sage and Seghert. Ways and Means lists Eppes, W Alfson, Tallmadge, Montgomery, Bacon, Smilie and foot. Public Lands names Morrow, Goodwyn, Ely, Boyd, Howard, Gold and Cobb. Revital and Unfinished Business names Southard, Shaw and R Jackson. Accounts lists Milner, Kennedy and Turner. District of Columbia names Love, Vai, L J Alston, Newbold, S Smith, Taggart and Haven.

Messrs Findley Clay, Sturges Troup Taylor, van Rensselaer and Gannett Claims Johnson, Pitkin Butler R. Brown Stanley, Ghoifon J. P. Porter Commerce & Manufactures Newton Dana Marion Cutts N. R. Moore Sage & Seghert Ways & Means Eppes W. Alfson Tallmadge Montgomery, Bacon, Smilie & Foot Morrow Goodwyn Ely Boyd, Howard, Gold, and Cobb Southard Shaw and R. Jackson Milner, Kennedy & Turner Distrix of Columbia Love, Vai Bort L. J. Alston Newbold S. Smith, Taggart & Haven Virginia Burwell Baffert Walter Jones James Brackenridge Joseph Lewis Jun A. Burwell John Love Matthew Clay Thoms Newton John Clapten Wilson C. Nicholas John Dawson J.T. Roan Ohn W. Eppes John Randolph Ros. Gholson Iun John Smith Peterson Goodwin Jacob Swoope Edwin Gay J. Stepheninn John G. Jackson Daniel Sheffey Kentucky Henry Christ Rich M. Johnson Joseph Desha Matthew Lyon Benjamin Howard Samuel M'Kee North Carolina Willis Alston Nathaniel Macon James Cochran Arch M.bride Methack Franklin Joseph Pearson James Holland Lemuel Sawyer Thomas Kennn Richard Stanford William Kennedy John Stanley Tennessee Pleasant M. Miller John Rhea South Carolina Lemuel J. Alston Thomas Moore William Butler John Taylor Robert Calhoun Richard Winn Robert Marion R. Withesspoon Georgia Wm. W. Bibb Dennis Smelt Howell Cobb George M. Troup Ohio

List of US Senate and House members by state

Eleventh Congress roster lists senators and representatives by state. Names include Parker Gilman Pickering Lloyd Bradley Robinson German Lambert Gregg and many more across NH MA RI CT NY NJ PA DE KY NC TN SC GA OH ME VT MD VA and others. The document enumerates members for each state with multiple spellings and variations.

Senate OF the United States New Hampshire Nahum Parker Nicholas Gilman Massachusetts Timothy Pickering James Lloyd Rhode Island Eitha Matthewson Connecticut James Hillhouse Chauncey Goodrich Vermont Stephen R. Bradley Jonathan Robinson New York Obadiah German New Tersey Joan Lambert Pennsylvania Andrew Gregg Michael Leib Delaware James A. Bayard Maryland Philip Reed Virginia William B. Giles Richard Brent Kentucky Buckner Thurston John Pope North-Carolina James Turner Jesse Franklin Tennessee Joseph Anderson Jenken Whiteside South-Carolina Thomas Sumter John Gaillard Georgia William Crawford Charles Tait Otte R. J. Meigs Edward Tiffin

Notable Political Delegates and Named Individuals Across States

A fragment listing numerous political figures linked to states and territories, including Vermnoor Wan and Jonath Chanberish among others, with regions named New Jersey Pennsylvania North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Ohio Delaware and territorial delegates such as George Poindexter from the Mississippi Territory. The passage enumerates names without accompanying events dates or actions.

Junius on royal vices and ministers in the English court

The excerpt argues that a pious prince tolerates vice and folly, praising the literati while condemning ministers like Fox, Rigby, Grafton, and Ellis. It notes the king’s trusted friends reward villainy, and laments the spread of corruption in a reign considered dishonorable.

Fox Rigby Grafton Ellis

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Capiz la Mancha Wellesley Seviere C&a Herce House OF Representative House of Representatives John Condit Samuel Smith Daniel Blaidel Nathaniel A. Haven J. C. Chamberlain James Wilson William Hale Jackiel Bacon Ebenezer Seaver Orchard Cook William Stedman Richard Cutts Samuel Tagert William Ely William Baillies Gideon Gardner Jabez Upham Barzilla Gannett Joseph 8. Varnum B.st Luc Livermore Laban Wheaton Benjamin Pickman Ezekiel Whitman Josiah Quincy Richard Jackson Elisha R. Potter Epaph. Champion Tim. Pitkin Ion Samuel W.dana Lewis B. Sturges John Davenport Benj. Tallmadge Jonathar O. Mokley Vermnoor Wan. Chanberish Jonath Fr. Hubbard Martin Chilleiden Szmuel Shaw Nea. York Wiliam Dinning Peter B. Porter James Emorr Brefirr's Root Jonathan Fitk K. Hk. van Renfellear Barent Gardenier Thomas Sammons Thomes R. Geld Bhenuzer Cy H Robert Whitehill Nicholas van Dyke Brown John Montgomery John Campbell Nicholas R. Moore Chs. Goldsborough Roger Nelson Philip B. Key Archibald Vin Horn Alexander M‘kim Jeremish Morrow Mississippi Territory George Poindexter Indiana Territory Orleans Territory J. Poydrafs Junius
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