Memorial to Congress for Renewal of Bank of the United States Charter
The memorial from Bank stockholders in 1819 urges renewal of the Bank of the United States charter. It argues the bank stabilizes public credit, aids government finances, deposits public funds, and supports commerce. It warns dissolution would depress property values, disrupt credit, and harm national economy. Signed by David Lenox, president, Philadelphia December 16 1819.
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Bonaparte Prisoner of War Move Reported
A ministerial paper says Lucien Bonaparte may be made a prisoner of war under power rights. A warship sails to Malta to seize him and escort his family home. Dispatches claim Maffena won at Buffaco, though officials dispute the toll of 7000 French killed or wounded and seized stores. General Drouet moves toward Almeida to aid Maffena.
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Dispatches Pending From Lord Wellington Reach London
Reports from Greenock say no news since Lord Wellington's dispatches and no further intelligence to date. A Lisbon transport wrecked off Cork with all hands lost except three. Rumors of Mafféna's retreat cut off or defeat with vast losses circulate, plus a possible French paper in Guernsey announcing Maffena's recall.
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Liniers Captured Reports Reach from Buenos Ayres
A Lancashire letter confirms Liniers capture with reports of rejoicings in Buenos Ayres. It is claimed he carried six million dollars and was seized as troops moved to quell the Cordova rebellion. The scene details corroborate the capture and other particulars from the July to August actions.
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Indemnification Mission for Danish Seizures and West Florida Bill
Boston dispatch notes Capt Gray’s arrival from London amid unclear British policy as of Nov. Indemnification efforts for American property seized by Denmark are outlined. A Senate bill redefines West Florida boundaries extending Orleans laws and creates a land titles district with a land register and appointed commissioner.
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