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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1812

Page

6

Congress House Proceedings June 29 on Volunteer Force and Defence

The House debated and approved measures linked to the volunteer force, military appointments, and defense spending. It passed a joint resolution for a day of humiliation and prayer, set adjournment dates, and advanced bills on army provisions and naturalization with amendments on alien enemies.

United States Senate House of Representatives Congress U.S James Madison Fane Committee On Foreign Relations House Turner Wright Committee On Military Affairs Wm. Duane U. S Grundy Cheves Destta Navy Department Naval Howe D. R. Williams Treasury Chevet Lacock

Naturalization Debate prompts immediate congressional action

Mr Lacock argues for a swift change to naturalization law after war declaration with Great Britain. He cites government pledges to admit certain aliens resident during probation and argues militia duty and potential treason risks justify citizenship. A committee is appointed to draft a bill amending eligibility for those from the UK and its dependencies before June 18 1812.

Jone Lacork Congress Great Britain United States United Kingdom Great Britain and Ireland Messrss Lacock, Emott and Troup

Naval sketch of the U.S. Navy and its stations

A compact survey lists ships like the Frigates President Constitution and Hornet with gun counts, the brig Vixen and gunboats under Chauncey, Shaw, Perry, Bainbridge, and Evans. It details stations from New York to New Orleans, Norfolk, Philadelphia, Newport, Boston, Charleston, and St Marys, noting ongoing building programs and timbers collection for replacements.

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Prize Money Provisions for Prize Tax and Pensions

The article outlines prize money rules for captures, sharing between captors and crews, and public ships. It covers distribution when vessels are equal or inferior in force, funding from prize money for pensions, and a January 1800 act. It notes Letters of Marque and Reprisal rules for privateers with shares to owners, officers, and crews, and a fund for widows orphans and disabled seamen.

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Naval Squadron Reports and Jamaica Fleet Interest July 1812

Reports from New York Harbor describe pursuit near Belvidere and the Jamaica homeward fleet at two days sail for Commodore Rodgers. The squadron shifts to escort the convoy of 100 ships, while Congress prepares war measures and New Jersey militia are recalled for coastal defense.

New-York Blygere Belvidere Hook Modore Rodgers Jamaica

Letters of Marque and Prizes And July 4 Song

The notice discusses letters of marque and prizes under a June 26 1872 act, grants for fitting out privateers, and readiness to cruise next week. It also reports London papers on the Perceval murder and ministerial changes, plus New Hampshire wartime sentiment and a July Fourth song from Philadelphia.

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Ship of Wy nd loan scheme described in press note

The fragment describes an IT project to build a Ship of Wy nd and loan it to the United States. An introverted gentleman Mr. Jypes Gerard Roth is noted as the primary recipient, with deep interest in vessels at oak hate. A subscription of five thousand dollars is mentioned as a gift to support the effort. The writer promises to build a drop of war for the government if needed.

Congress United States Bripes Ori Lafie Washington Jypes Gerard, Roth Andy Joan

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