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Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1809

Page

6

Battle rumors and Danube movements reach London

A London dispatch reports continued rumors of a Danube battle harming French interests. An embargo is said to be ordered in all UK ports. Augsburgh letters claim Duke of Valmy crossed the Danube threatening Archduke Charles. Mergerite’s escape failed. many died or were captured. 150 officers among 3000 prisoners. Bonet signs orders to pursue toward Santonio.

London Holland Danube U. Kingdom Augsburgh Valmy Kellerynan Archduke Charles Hibernia Princess Santonia Cf Division Bonet

British Demand for American Deserter Reparation Linked to Chesapeake Affair

The Earl of Selkirk urged an address to the King asserting that Britain must secure full reparations from the American government for its officers in harboring deserters from the Royal Navy after the Chesapeake incident. He argued that no settlement with America should proceed without such a demand. General Bonet reports Spanish operations near Torrelavega and St Andero, detailing marches, assaults, and the pursuit of Ballesteros, with heavy fighting and a night assault at a city housing regiments.

Earl of Selkirk Chesapeake Halifax America Bonet Duke of St. Andero Rath Light Infantry Hibernians Ballasteros Aifoan de Pont Joan Broome Sebbeus Loomis Ie Psihn New-York

Phoenix Company insuring policies show regional limits

In a letter from Philadelphia dated August 15 1809 Mr Whelan disputes London Phoenix Company instructions on insuring manufactories noting agents in Philadelphia and Charleston face different directives. The exchange argues British policy varies by locality with Pennsylvania mines and steam factories barred for Whelan while Charleston avoids cotton factories. The piece ends urging Americans to avoid insuring property with a paper seen as hostile to their country.

Phanix Company Save Philadelphia Phoenix Company of London Fam Israel Whelan Binns Democratic Press Whelan Divis Charleston Carolina America London Phoenix Company Pennsylvania Phatrix Company S. Carolina Phosix Company Davis

Quarantine Confusion Over Levant From Marseilles Dispute

A Portuguese quarantine case shows a captain from Marseilles claiming Levant status caused a magistrate to insist on quarantine. The captain demonstrates the map to prove proximity, but the judge asserts Levant contacts require measures. Also notes Norfolk warehouse fire and naval readiness in New York.

Portugal Marseilles Levant Boston Repertory

Executor seeks letters of dismission for Catchens estate

Whereas Wm. 8. Smith as executor applied for letters dismission on the estate of Catchens, dec. of this county. Citations and admonitions are issued to kindred and creditors to appear within the statutory time why letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at Oxford this 30th day of August 1809. Henry Carleton clerk.

Smith Henry Carleton T. Carleton

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