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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1811
Page
2
A historic text extols liberty and national strength amid European disorder. It urges unity, fearless defense of freedom, and wealth through self reliance. The piece celebrates forests, rivers, and industry as pillars, vowing to guard liberty with valor and culture while resisting imperial aggression.
In Green County Georgia Richard Alberry and Nathan Hackny petition for letters of administration for Robert Beasly late of the county. They are to cite kin and creditors to appear at the next Court of Ordinary within legal time to show cause why letters should not be granted. Dated February 4 181s Henry Carleton jun Clk.
In Greem County Polly Daniel applies for letters of administration on William Daniel’s estate. The court is instructed to cite kindred and creditors to appear at the next Court of Ordinary within the legal time to show cause why letters should not be granted. Dated February 1811 by Clerk Henry Carleton.
London dispatches detail the Regency crisis as chambers debate royal authority while medical testimony regarding the ailing king predicts variable recovery. Reports note Sir Wellesley, Bonaparte items, and Wellington's frontline updates as Lisbon and Hamburg papers circulate.
Maffena's report dated Coimara On 7 September describes Massena's march to Portugal starting 16th and the Busaco position held by Wellington’s Anglo Portuguese forces The French line outmaneuvers the allies turning their left at Moira and Bosalvo, with heavy losses on both sides Coimbra retreat and devastation in the countryside Pontoon logistics and wounded troops are noted as Massena prepares to defend Coimbra and seek reembarkation while praising officers and promising rewards to the army of Portugal
A Paris note from December 26 cites a letter from the grand judge to the president of the council of prizes. It states that, by imperial order, captures of American vessels dating from November 1 will not be decided under Berlin and Milan decrees but suspended pending U S fulfillment of rights.
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