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Newspaper
Courier
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 01, 1813
Page
2
Fragmentary 1812 memoranda on British orders and war measures
The document outlines discussions between Mr. Baker and others about American responses to British Orders in Council and potential armistice concepts. It mentions proposals for suspending prize captures, communications with Halifax, and the President’s reasons against suspending judicial proceedings or accepting a temporary peace without satisfactory terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Ry
Beker
Due Garren
Russee Ee
Department of State
Baker
Fos
United States
Sherty
Lunherstead
Foster
Admiral Sawyer
Jotan
Mulifix
Udteiel
Mari
Huded
Fosteras
Mroiseker
Wien
Mondeter
Flatifax
George Provost
General Dearborn
Wis
Geo. Dearborn
Col. Baynes
Generl
Prevost
Washington
Udians
Britain
ISIS
Bertin
Milan
Hese
Hay
British Government Acknowledges Differences and Peace Prospects
The text notes acts to harmonize differences between two countries and urges durable peace. It mentions assurance to persevere until a disposition exists and extends to other objects, especially impressment, to achieve reconciliation.
Senate and House Honor naval victory with honors for Captain Hall
In Tusas Bay on November 5 the House debates a resolution to honor Captain Isaac Hall and the crew of the frigate Constitution for defeating the British Guerrière. Congress would award a gold medal and prizemoney, with debate on swords and medals for other officers. The measure failed to pass after committee discussion and secrecy over flour export prohibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Representatives
Tusas Bay
Dawson
United States
Senate
House of Representatives of the United States of America
Congress
Isaac Hall
United State
Constitution
Hall
Guerrizra
Diaraeter
Severer
Werai
Wm. Bush
Farrer
Hasper
Committee of Commerce and Manufactures
Merchants seek relief from non-importation penalties
A Baltimore Democratic letter notes merchants petition Congress for remission of penalties under the non-importation act as New York merchants submit a memorial. The Ways and Means Committee is seen as sympathetic to commerce with a favorable report expected, while the executive favors late importers. Some interior merchants argue against exemptions, but the letter argues such claims are unlikely to be true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Congress
New York
Daily Report
Committee of Ways and Deans
Naval Administration Defends War Timing Amid Criticism
A letter to the editor argues against claims of government surprise over the American war and defends early May orders to sink burn and destroy enemy ships. The writer refutes opposition charges, notes secret instructions to Newfoundland vessels, and predicts press reactions from the Morning Chronicle.
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Beesn
America
Morning Chronicle
Ameriga
Newfoundland
H Im
J. Decxwents
Sam
Joan Duckwont
Fredhusa
Aso
England
Casxxine
Warning Chronicle
T'rorrea
Digitalis
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Democratic
The
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