Extraordinary Gazette Report On Upper Canada Victory 1812
A partial extract of an 1812 royal report details a night landing at Queenstown and a British victory over American forces. Major General Brock is commended for his leadership and sacrifice. Sir George Prevost and Major General Sheaffe are cited for reinforcements and strategic actions. The text notes prisoners taken and artillery losses, with officers and regiments named.
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Royal remarks mix with military praise in colonial session
A long account details officers and volunteers praised by Major General Sheaffe for services in the field. It lists captains, lieutenants, and regimental units, notes changes in command, and records a ceremonial adjournment and oath administration as the House of Commons and Lords meet in session.
Parliament Opens with Speaker Vote in Royal Presence
Reports from the Lords and Commons recount the November 25 to 26 sessions. The Prince Regent confirmed the Commons choice of their Speaker, Mr Robott, amid royal assent and ceremonial swearing in of peers and members. The Lords convened, swearing peers, with sessions running into the late afternoon.
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French Papers Describe War Mills and Reich Events
Paris reports the War Ministry ordered 900 portable warm-mills from M. Charles Albert for the Grand Army of the North. The mills, shipped in 31 days, are light and artillery attachable. Albert hosted a fete for workers as toasts saluted the Emperor and Grand Army. Also noted are winter garments being produced in Fauxbourgs for troops and Moscow fire replacements with local woollen goods. Nunemaere notes a late October fair attracting Saxon and French buyers, featuring muslins, cloths, kerseymere, linen, ribbons, silks, and jewellery.
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