Diplomacy in Paris on Commerce Treaty and Sailor Rights
A long dispatch recounts Mr. Barlow's 1811 Paris talks with the Duke of Bassano on restoring confidence in Franco American trade. It details concessions, licenses, privateers, and reciprocal trade principles, including origin certificates and restricted English produce, with the Emperor's stance conveyed through officials.
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Peror
United States
Duke
France
U. States
Spain
Customs
U. S
England
Duke of
Baffano
Barlow
Paris
U. S. of America
Berlin
Milan
U.S
Mediterranean
America
Bassano
Chronicle Extra on Barlow Despatches to Congress
The Chronicles reports Mrs. Barlow’s despatches via the Hor inet were shown to Congress by the U S President. The paper publishes the full documents to let readers judge relations with France. It concludes the correspondence shows little chance of a favorable settlement for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassano
France
No Treaty With France Pleases Our Honor and Interests
The editorial argues no arrangement with France can satisfy U.S. honor while protecting neutral and commercial interests. It notes Napoleon’s likely disfavor of any treaty, urges firm action against England’s grievances, and mentions Col. Cuthbert leading volunteers toward Florida. The piece warns settlers on the Ocmulgee to guard against surprise amid Creek Nation violence and predicts Congress will address war before the fourth.
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France
United States
Monroe
Barlow
U.states
Bonaparte
England
Savannah
Col
Cuthbert
Florida
U. States
Joseph
Spain
St. Augustine
Ocmulgee
Georgia
Town and Country Delights Charm Audiences in Quiet Theater
On Wednesday night Morton's Town and Country drew lovers of drama with No Song no Supper as the afterpiece. Reuben Glenroy’s portrayal lagged in a small venue while Rosalie and Mrs Glenroy impressed with charm and virtue. Caulfield and Mrs Placide earned praise for their roles in a refined performance.
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Morton
Reuben
Caulfield
Anderson
Bond Street
Burke
Casey
Remark on a young singer Miss Thomas at promising debut
The essay praises a sixteen year old performer Miss Thomas with remarkable voice and promising future. It notes her sweetness, compass of voice, and animated countenance and expresses warm wishes for her continued improvement and success. Margaretta is also commended for distinguished excellence in the performance.
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Justic
West
Langer
Miss Thomas
Margaretta
American
Washington Letter Predicts June Actions By Congress
A letter from Washington dated the 2d instant reports that letters of marque and reprisal would issue against England around June 5 and that Congress would adjourn about June 20.
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Washington
England
Congress
MEW POST ROADS IN GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA
Post road routes listed from Charleston to Edisto river Barnwell Edgefield Willington Beckley's Store Vienna Coosawhatchie Lower Three Runs Augusta Darlington Sumpter Savannah Louisville Milledgeville Twiggs court Campbeltown Louisville Saundersville. Routes describe connections between towns and counties across Georgia and South Carolina.
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Georgia
South-Carolina
Charleston
Edisto River
Barnwell Court House
White Ponds
Edgefield Court House
Willington
Beckley’s
Vienna
Coosawhatchie
Augusta
Darlington Court House
Sumpter Court House
Carter
Savannah
Louisville
Milledgeville
Twiggs Court House
Pulaski Court House
Campbeltown
Saundersville
Mrs Francis Carr Dies After Long Illness at Age 2
Departed this life on Tuesday the second instant after a long illness Mrs Francis Carr consort of Colonel Thomas Carr of Columbia County aged 2 years.
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Francis Carr
Thomas Carr
Columbia County
The Stranger Drama Presented in Five Acts at the Theatre
An 1842 notice advertises an evening performance of The Stranger or The Misanthrope translated from Kotzebue with cast names and roles. Doors open at 6 30 and curtain rises at 7 00. Tickets one dollar for adults, children half price, available at the Chronicle office and theatre door. Additional safety improvements include two extra staircases for easier passage to and from the boxes.
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Thompson
Kotzebue
Lord Alford
Mr. Anderson
Sir Rowland
Clark
Walter
Apathy
Gabriel
Oliver
Ruffian
Ray
Girl
Lady Alford
Josephine
Winnetred
Eicke
the Chronicle
Deserter Richard May Sought. Reward Offered
Desertion reported Saturday morning. Richard May described as about five foot nine, sailor by trade, with dark hair and light blue eyes. He took white cotton pantaloons, white linen trousers, a frock and round jacket. likely headed to Charleston. Reward for delivery to U S Barracks Savannah or any post officer. May 12 notice in Augusta Chronicle Charleston City Gazette.
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Richard May
Tig
Charleston
U. S
Savannah
U.S
Sabe F. Everitt
Reward Offered for Runaway Blacksmith Slave
A reward is offered for the return of a Blacksmith slave described as a negro fellow who ran away from the subscriber in this place. He is identified by the name Blackaith and is by trade a blacksmith. Any information leading to his capture will be rewarded.
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Ranaway
Missing Seaman John Thomas Sought After Burn Injury
Milledgeville May 27 a notice seeks John Thomas about 32 or 33 tall with a burn scar on his wrist and a fear of the injury. He may pass as a free man or seek a port town after time at sea claiming service on a man of war. He left with a fellow named Jack from Mr Coleman of this place. Reward offered for his capture or safe lodging in this state with expenses paid if delivered to the subscriber GEG De La Huff.
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Jack
Coleman
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Fuorest
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Augusa Chronicle
Savannah Evening Ledger
Arts
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Ignatius
William Few
Columbia
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Houston
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Barrett & Sims
W. Anderson
TL. Oliver, & Co
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