Liverpool Cotton Market Reports and World Turmoil Foreseen
The Liverpool market notes rising demand and higher coarse goods with increased imports from America and Brazil. The letter warns of global upheaval and a Europe driven to conflict, urging caution as political storms threaten trade. A transcript from the New York Columbian recounts General Gaines pleading not guilty and preparations for a sealed court review.
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Liverpool
Siis
Orleans
Forence
Uplands
Pernambuco Rs Ad
Maranham
Brazil
Lisbon
Fragmentary Napoleoniana Essay Fragment on Servitude
Extracted from an M essay claimed to be by Napoleon I at Elba critiques courtiers and servitude. Passages discuss desire for masters versus slaves and the idea that tyrants cannot force obedience, hinting at foundational societal protections against oppression.
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Bora Pance
Bonaparte
Elba
Court martial of General Gaines over 1814 actions at Sackett's Harbour and Fort Erie
General Miller arrives as court martial convenes and General Gaines surrenders his sword to the judge advocate. Charged with a range of offences including misrepresentations and unjust praise, the specifications accuse him of neglecting strategic opportunities, misreporting fortifications, and rating officers unfairly during campaigns at Sackett's Harbour and Fort Erie in 1814.
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Miller
Gaines
Sacket’s Harbour
Fort Erie
Kaosfer
Cers
49Th Infantry
Mexican flags feet reach Martagorda in Spanish Maine
The dispatch from New Orleans notes small feet under the Mexican flag landed at Balize last month and now lie at Martagorda Bay. It states the Mexican congress backs eventual success, while royalists wane, predicting Mexico City will fall to the republicans by next fall or winter.
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New Orleans
Bay of Martagorda
Spanish Maine
S. W
City of
Mexico
British Admiral Warns Algiers Over Treaty Or War
Washington National Register reports the Mediteranean Fleet commander is authorized to tell the Dey of Algiers to acknowledge the treaty or risk immediate war. A refusal would be treated as a declaration of hostilities.
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Algiers
Washington National Register
Barbary States Threats and European Pol icy Reflections
The article reviews Barbary piracy from Morocco to Tripoli, condemns depredations and mistreatment of prisoners, and questions European resolve to curb the Barbary States. It notes Ottoman protection, military strength estimates, and historic Spain’s failures, with calls for strong action by England Netherlands Neapolitan and American governments.
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Africa
Morocco
Fez
Algiers
Tunis
Tripoli
Barea
Europe
Spain
Public concerns over Barbary threat and political cohesion
The author argues against inflated fears of Barbary dangers and urges calm to preserve the republic. The piece notes temporary subjection would not last, warns of greater evils if Barbary influence grows, and suggests European power control could jeopardize American commercial interests. the discussion will be resumed.
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American Republic
Lexet
The Season and Drought Impacts on Cotton Crops
The Season reports severe droughts in the state and South Carolina reducing a cotton crop to at most half. It notes widespread dryness across the Southern States and poorer yields than usual for the Union, contrasting with Europe’s unusually wet season. The piece comments on the uncontrollable seasonal shifts and remains submissive to what it calls a heavenly dispensation.
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South Carolina
Union
Europe
Compensation Vote Yeas and Nays Published by Advocate
The Advocate reprints from the Journals of the House the yeas and nays on the Compensation Bill to show public sentiment. It lists 81 affirmative voters led by Messia and others and 67 negatives including Adgate and Barbour, urging fellow printers to publicize before the election.
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House of Representatives
Messia
Alexander
Atherton
Baylies
Betts Birdsall
Bradbury
Breckenridge
Brown
Calhoun
Champion
Chappell
Chipman
Clarke
N C. Clark
Ky. Clayton
Cleadennin
Conict
Conner
Cooper
Creighton
Culpepyper
Davenport
Gold
Grosvenor
Hardin
Jederson
Hopkinson
Hulbert
Irving
Jackson
Jewett
Johnson
Kent
Kerr
King
N.C. Law
Lovett
Marsh
Meyrant
M‘lean
Middleton
Milner
Moore
Mosely
Nelson
Newton
Noyes
Ormsby
Parris
Pickens
Pickering
Pitkin
Randolph
Reed
Robertson
Sargeant
Savage
Sharpe
Rley
Smith Pa
Smith
Stearnes Sturges
Taggart
Tallmadge
Tate
Taul
Taylor
C. Thomas
Throop
Ward
N. ¥. Webster
Wendover
Wheaton
Thos. Wilson
Woodward
Wright
Tungerford
Ingham
Langdon
Lewis
Love
Lowndes
Lumpkin
Lyle
Lyon
Maclay
Mason
M‘coy
Piper
Root
Ross
Southard
Stanford
Strong
Telfair
Townsend
Tucker Yose
Wallace
Desperate Georgian Turns On Federalists Explodes in Anguish
The narrative recounts a dramatic scene on August 24 1816 in Augusta where Mr Dixon confesses to being fed up with Federalist accusations and contemplates self destruction after an explosive outburst. He laments misperceived opposition and vows to reveal truths about political enemies while handing his possessions to the Chronicle editor. Rigsby swallows a Grand Jury presentment amid a chaotic sequence of sentences evaporating from a report and a plan to publish congressional tickets for widespread voter impact.
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sDixon
Rigsby
Messrs
Dix
Dixon
Imega
Chronicle
Fell
Stitchcomb
Christian
Papins
Lamsure
Augusta
Grantlands
Forsyth
Telfair
Wilde
Crawford
Cuthbert
Terrel
Congress
Cobb
Terrell
Dourly
Abbott
Jones County
Atlantic
Preacher Hull to Speak in Presbyterian Church Sunday
The public is informed that Rev. James F. Hull of New Orleans will preach at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning September 20 at the usual hour. Public notices also announce Daniel Hannah as a candidate for Receiver of Tax Returns for Richmond County at the ensuing election on September 20. Samuel Liverman is named as another candidate for the same office in Richmond County in the same election. Patrick Prescott will run for representative of Richmond County in the state Legislature, with George Allen, Esq. also a candidate for a seat in the House of Representatives at the forthcoming election on September 13.
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Brazil
Logwood
Honduras
Campeachy
Mxchan
London
Amsterdam
Hamburg
Cays
Bordeaux
Cadiz
Lisbon
Dublin
Paris
William & James Krown & Co
James. F. Hull
New Orleans
Presbyterian Church
Daniel Hannah
Richmond County
Samuel Liverman
Richmond
Patrick Prescott
CPWE
George Allen, Esq
House of Representatives
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