Speech of the Lords on War and Peace with Britain 1808
The Lords Commissioners address both houses amid Britain’s war posture. They report France’s continental dominance after Tilsit, Danish and Portuguese fleets targeted, relations with the United States strained, and ongoing efforts to secure peace on equal terms. Parliament urged to fund defenses and support a defensive war aims.
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Lords Commissioners
Lords and
Tilsit
France
Europe
Portugal
Denmark
Lisbon
Britain
Great Britain
New World
Rofia
Austria
Prussia
Roffia
Russia
Sweden
United States of America
Fr Shar
United States
House of Commons
Piric
Trotta
Earl of Galloway
Lord Garlies
America
Chesapeake
Lord Sidmouth
Law of Nations
Lord Grenville
Lord Hawkesbury
Eden
Lord Aucland
Rofe
Rose
Senate
England
James
Committee of
American Merchants
Sanom
George Prevost
Halifa
Dublin
Prince of Starhemberg
London
Vienna
Paris
Canning
Jerome Napoleon
Lefevre
Jerome
Georgetown
N. C
Commodore Barron
Rochefort
West Indies
Martinico
Hopkins
Capes
Virginia
Admiral Barkley
Barbadoes
Jamaica
Lewis Kerr
E. Bradish
Orleans
Kerr
Wilkinson
Bradish
Orleans Gazettte
Baltimore
Thomas Dobbin
Telegraphe
Madame de Lafayette
Rewbell
Strangford
Prince of Brazils
Ireland
Anson
Mounts Bay
Lidiard
Hopland
Capua
Italy
Napoleon
Mediterranean
Appenines
Bermuda
House of Stewart
Fox
Glasgow
Ndinburg
Paisley
Greenock
Whitelock
Buenos Ayres
Laff
O’dwyer
Wicklow
Botany Bay
Byrne
Burke
Grand Jury Presentments for Camden County 1808
The Camden County Grand Jury reports its view to suspend civil proceedings until the third Monday in June due to embargo distress. They urge Judge Charlton to inform the state executive and request swift legislative convening for citizen relief, and advise inferior courts to pause civil matters until legislature acts. Signed Renown James Sracreve Morenams Jefferson March 7 1808.
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Grand Jury
Camden County
Grand
Iit
Charlton
Courts of Justice
James Sracreve
lMorenams
Jefferson