Massachusetts Remonstrants Protest War Policy and Congress
A Massachusetts remonstrance denounces the War of 1812 as premature and unjust, accusing the administration of following French aims, and calls for immediate measures to stop hostilities, protect commerce, and preserve the union. It cites British repeal of orders, French decrees, and demands constitutional balance, fair taxation, and planning for peace.
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Trade cargo guns and gunpowder allowed for African voyages
The Prince Regent in Council orders that British ships sailing to Africa may load gunpowder one barrel per few tons and ten trading guns or blunderbusses ten pistols per barrel, secured by treble value and oath of the captain, with Treasury directions to follow.
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Prince Regent
Africa
Quarantine Ruling Extends Ports for Ship Quarters 1818
In the Court at the Queen's Palace dated 27th Funt 1818 the king's council expands quarantine from Liverpool to ships bound for Carlisle Whitehaven Lancaster Preston Chester Beaumaris Isle of Man and associated ports. The order directs all ships to perform quarantine at Brombo rough Poo rather than Highlake Milford Haven, under the 1805 provisions.
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Queen's Palace
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Highlake
Carlisle
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Beaumaris
Isle of Man
Carlise
Laucaes
Chester
Beausiariy
Torough Pwol
Ighlake
Miltard
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Timothy Piglow
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John Phillips
Carleton House
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the Prince Regent