British Pocket Princess Anelia Arrives with Dispatches
The British ship Anelia Moorion from Kelmouth lands in New York with dispatches for the government. Reports from Corunna and San Vicente de la Barquera date December 22 indicate General Blake’s defeat confirmed and French advances pressing toward Valladolid Burgos and Burgos. The Bonne Citoyenne brings Blake’s army reports up to December 24 noting a 33 000 strong force and Romana’s heavy losses.
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New.york
Jas
Anelia
Kelmouth
Bermuda
Hagiimgp
Enz
Sland
Phillipsburgh
Leffigwell
Liverpool
Cork
Cosk
H. Pu ®Iance
Foirgiry
Corenna
San Vincente de la Barquéra
Blake
Reynoso
Burgo
Solo
San
Plymouth
Spain
Bonne Citoyenne
Thomson
Portsmouth
Corunna
Thompson
Romana
Bonaparte
Prince of Peace
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Nofa
Thintt
Blak
Bamafida
Guianvigh
Espinefarth
Reynosa
Coler
Samander
Gallicia
Burgos
Castile
Ebro
Massachusetts and New York Republicans Call for War Debate
From Augusta Massachusetts and New York City meetings in mid January 1809 republicans denounce federal measures, back embargo enforcement, and condemn opposing papers. They urge memorials, warn of war, and form a nine man corresponding committee led by Henry Rutgers.
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Augusta
Massachusetts
Britain
Congress
Commonwealth
New York
A. B. Martling
Ruresis
Fey
United States
U. States
France
England
Henry Rutgers
William Feny Tunis Wertman
Fonas Humbert
Sam’ Lawrence
John Haff
John Bineham
John Mills
Abraham Bloodgood
Colonel Rutgers
William Few
News from Corunna and Paris Amid War Rumors
A Madrid Gazette supplement reports General Moore's army marching severely and Spaniards remaining calm, with strong troop discipline and evolutions observed. Bonaparte has returned to Paris, and intelligence suggests Madrid has lost mail communications while English HQ at Aflorga issues fresh updates as govt silence persists.
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Charleston
Paris
Junot
Portugal
Havanna
Fortune
Liverpool
Spain
Naparte
Caflanoy Blake
Marquis Romana
Madrid
Jatin Moore
Baird
Hope
Corunna
Bonaparte
Piscay
Aflorga
Dramatic British Campaign Critique In London Chronicle
The London Morning Chronicle reports rising fears from Spain to Britain over military operations. It condemns ministers for distractions and intrigues, noting an army of 35000 to 46000 in Spain and warning of possible defeats if coordination fails.
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London
Spain
Burges
Salemancay
David Baird
Zamora
Beneventy
Sion
Cabals
Final Notice Demands Immediate Payment on Indebted Accounts
All persons indebted to me are urged to call and pay now or I will shortly refer the matter to an attorney for collection. I will allow a fair price for C TON. Feb. 18, Samuel M Smyth.
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Philemon Bird Dee
Philemon Bird Fen
Buford Bird
Sheriff Sale Notices and Legal Ads in Columbian County
Multiple legal notices itemize a March sheriff sale of 100 acres in Columbian County tied to Gilpin with neighbors Reynolds Hoge N Davis and Abram Davis, plus a wagon and gear sale of Dixon Perryman’s property, plus promissory note dispute with Peter Donaldson, and a cotton bag found on Savannah River. Also estate claims for Philemon Bird and Buck Bird and a land title action in Lincoln County requesting titles to land be granted to Hardy Glenhan under Wm Thomson’s estate approval.
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Columba County
Columb
Gilpin
Reynolds
Hoge
N. Davis
Abram Davis
Wm. Dozier
Hind Geer
Dixon Perryman
Perryman
R. Y. Langston
Georgia
Lincoln
Hardy Glenhan
Court of Ordinary
Wm. Thomson Dee
Thomson
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Young
Porto.Rico
Reedy Island
Martinico
St. Domingo
Porto
Rico
Samuel M.smyth
Peter Denaldson
J. Wasser
South Carolina
Savannah River
Mathews’s
S. R
Mathews
Bluf
Reubin Roferds
Josiah Daniel
Admo’rs
WM. Harper
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