Descent of French influence faced in local government turmoil
A governor’s report recalls a French faction in the country aiming to destabilize governance. It cites actions by demagogues, law’s restraint, and opposition leaders including a chief justice, with notable incidents of crime in Augnaskeep and nearby parishes as evidence of the unrest.
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Hichenond
Ath
Auarney
Wall
Briesint
France
Jillong Bes
Nardian
Sto
Licentinwia Press
Weir Connax
Disturbances and official notes on Irish unrest 1813
Reports from Newmarket County Clare describe magistrates meeting at Bunratty to curb violence and raids. The piece also includes a transmission from Lord Castlereagh to the American government about peace negotiations mediated by Russia, dated 1813, Tupliz.
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Wenicx
Fes
Newmarket
County Clare
Bunnatty
Ruf
Pany Pooid
Adare
Imscoucty
Par
Mahony
Ruffiens
Kenny
Message and Documents to Congress on Peace Negotiations
The President transmitted to Congress a letter from the British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and the reply, urging vigorous war preparations while pursuing peace talks with Great Britain. The message stresses that maintaining readiness should not derail hopes for speedy peace and restoration. Ames Madison.
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Urs
Wanixarom
United States
Houses of Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Strangmirter
Secretary of State
Great Britain
Cao
Ames Maddison
Mediation Offer in US Britain Peace Talks 1614
The document outlines Prince Regent refusal of mediation by Russia but openness to direct talks at Gottenburg or London. It notes Russian Emperor's impartial stance and seeks a rapid, reciprocal settlement between the United States (sic) and Great Britain, aiming to end the conflict with minimal delay. The President plans to proceed with Gottenburg measures.
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Lord Castlereagh
Foreign Office
Bin
United States
Bopy
St. Petersburgi
Great
Britain
Europe
Russia
America
St. Petersburgh
Castlereagh
Abe
Rowal
Anding
Royal
London
Petersburgh
Gattenburgh
Great Britain
England
St Petersburgh
Gottenburg
Sweden
Niagara Frontiersmen Recount 1818 Siege and Aftermath
An 1818 Niagara frontier report details battles around Lewiston Heights and Youngstown, with Captain Leonard’s defense duties and militia redeployment. General McLure notes casualties among US and Canadian volunteers, plus Indian depredations and the desperate frontier struggle.
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Mual
Bats
Niagara
Abe
Qutemien
Sudli
Athorgh
Ea Ghee
Leopard
Teddy
Peck
Yra
Bennett
Lewistown Heights
Jones
Youngtown
Lewiss Tos
Manchester
Tuscarora
Mallory
Schlasser
Lewiston Heights
Tavtawanty Creek
Lowe
United States Army
Black Rock
Genheassee
Chatangue
C. Ged
M.clure
Com. Hod. J. Armstrong
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Francis Saherevns
Breit Agi
Abe Parsinf Doron
Samuel Craig
Augnaskeep
Robert Shields
Dragilagh
Dromare
Maorehead
Iva Rune
Provincial Intelligence
Lord Cathcart
Count de Nessetiode
Tuplitz
Briannic
Russias
American Papers
Fort Niagara
Leonard Wl
Leonard
Laomas
the Artilley
Infantry
Geo. McLur R
Donald Fraser
15Th U.S. For
W. A. de
Lewiston
Schlosser
Buffalo
McSure
John A Rudgeris
Taf
M'Clure
Win Batavia
Leonard Le'c
Nis
Dadtu
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