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Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1812

Page

7

The Prince Regent Commends British Victorys and Plans

The Prince Regent expresses confidence in continued support for the Peninsula campaign and Java operations. He thanks generals, reflects on Muslim naval and commercial gains, and urges measures to secure India and Ireland finances while maintaining British sovereignty and prosperity.

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French Capture Tarifa Report Reaches Baltimore

From Capt. Pindar aboard the Fairy we learn Tarifa fell to Marshal Scott’s ten thousand strong French army after two weeks of bombardment. The breach was breached and the town sacked and burned. The Trelany, a British ship, arrived at Madeira ten days from Bristol.

Baltimore The Morning Post Pindar Fairy Yeterday Gibraltar Madéira Marshal Scott Tarifa Trelany Madetrain Bristol Eog

News of peace reports reach England from Falmouth

A fragmentary th of January notices peace talks between England and France. A schooner reported the day before that Captain Pindar’s vessel failed, with Madeira rumors and wine price rises. The Globe notes European war preparations and Sicilian attack plans.

England France Pindar Falmouth Globe London Sicily Europe Harlowell Hestor Fatheringham N. Carstina Waterford Dublin Mullet N. York

Affairs of Bonaparte on the Bel lona from Bordeaux

A gentleman passenger reports flour at Bordeaux selling for 18 to 20 dollars per barrel. With crops short and large grain exports to England, the French armies may be driven to abandon the Peninsula, according to the Federal Republican.

Bellona Bordeaux France England Fed Republican

President approves Brig. Gen. Wilkinson acquittal

Washington reports the President has approved the acquittal of Brig. Gen. James Wilkinson and restored his honor. Details are not yet available but are expected soon. Generals Wilkinson and Dearborne are in Washington.

Washington City United States James Wilkinson Wilkinson Dearborne Washington

Pardon Granted for Desertion Return to Duty Proclaimed

The President pro claims a full pardon for individuals who deserted the U S army and wish to return to duty. They must surrender within four months to a military post or report to any commanding officer in the United States or territories. James Madison signs as President with James Monroe as Secretary of State, Washington.

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Prince Regent speech shapes policy on America in Chronicle

The Cumberland arrives from Falmouth bringing a January 16 update that includes the Prince Regent's opening of Parliament. The article critiques the government’s aims to defend Crown dignity and Britain’s maritime rights, warning Americans not to expect favorable redress and urging national resolve.

Cumberland Charleston Falmouth England Prince Regent America

France and British tensions frame early American diplomacy

From France our information shows a minister received with flattering attention by the Emperor and promises of a favorable treaty for America. Britain’s Macedonia arrives with dispatches, recalling Greek subjugation fears, while Americans debate whether representatives defend national interest amidst government measures.

France Brest America Paris Macedonia Hampton Roads Falmouth England Foster Philip Greece Congress

Burr Stone Quarry in Georgia Holds Inexhaustible Resource

Report on a quarry of Burr stone across the state from the Savannah to the Ocmulgee, spanning Burks Jefferson Washington Lawrence and Twiggs counties. Workmen affirm quality equal or superior to French burr stone used in millstones and a large supply remains available.

Savannah River Ocmulgee Burks Jefferson Washington, Lawrence Twiggs

Collection for Female Asylum Raises 72 Dollars

On the last Sabbath after a sermon by Rev Mr Brown a collection in the Catholic ee for the Female Asylum raised 72 dollars 31 14 cents.

Mr. Brown

Wanted information on residence of James Buift

A subscriber seeks the present residence of James Buift a ditcher who worked in and near Augusta for years. Any person who provides his location will receive a favour or relay the subscriber's wishes to Mr Buift. Mr Built will call upon him urgently due to the business nature of the request. March 6.

James Buift Augusta Buif Built Ulric Sturgenegger

April First Tuesday Marshals Sale in Angifla and Augusta

On the first Tuesday in April a marshal sale will be held at the market house in Angifla between the hours of nine and twelve. A five thousand acre tract on Spirit Creek in Richmond County with two sets of sawmills a grist mill and dwellings is offered together with 14 enslaved people. The lands and people are levied to satisfy four executions from the United States District Court against William M. Cowles and others. Also a house and lot on Broad Street in Augusta is offered to satisfy an execution from the Sixth Circuit Court. Purchasers pay for the property. March 6.

Angifla Spirit Creek Richmond Twiggs Rowell Shell Man Magee Billy big _Moses Solomon Carter Jim Tom Isaac Little Moses Phil Sally Harrison Danis Brosdittreet Augutta Follong Ellis Street Ananias Cooper Dees Joshua Meals Sixth Circuit U. States District of Gorgia Clerdenning and Adams Joshua Waynesborough Burke County Lacey Levi Edward Tably Alexander Judge Beal Columbia County Waihsington Road Augusta Marel

Sheriff's Sale March notice for Augusta winded items

On the first Tuesday in April at the Market House Augusta the sheriff will sell sundry dry goods three enslaved people four negroes Jim Eloy Feta and Binah two houses and lots one quarter acre bounded by Broad Ellis and Thomas Dooly plus three mahogany tables three pine armoires three feather beds two mattresses twelve Windsor chairs and other furnishings as the property of Reuben Ried George Walton Ann Powers to satisfy two executions and an oath of conditions signed P Donaldson D Shf March 6

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Property Auctions In Warren County On First Tuesday In April

Sheriff Thomas H. Kindall schedules sales of 750 acres on Joes Creek near George Hargrovs and others for Wm. D. Bunkley, 300 acres near Willis Perry for Thomas Carr, 120 acres on Whites Creek for John Burt, 50 acres on Brier Creek for William Maye, and 100 acres adjoining John Battle administrators for Joshua Perry. Auctions held at the Court-house between usual hours.

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Ten Dollars Reward for Abducted Slave Jinny

A subscription notice offers a ten dollar reward for the recovery of Jinny a enslaved woman about 20 years old who absconded from the plantation near Cherokee Ponds in South Carolina on January 26. She is described as yellow complexion stout build round face with four large moles on the right side of her neck and was wearing a striped cotton frock and coat. Last seen near Horse Creek and Beach Sand likely aiming for Savannah in a boat. Reward plus reasonable expenses for her capture and confinement to ensure return to owner John G. Partre.

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