Regency Era Letters and Royal Politics Amid War News
Fragmentary historical dispatches report Lord Grey's letter urging Parliament to repeal religious disabilities and support the Crown. Messages to the Duke of York emphasize governance, national reform, and unity. Additional items note Windsor Castle bulletin, church leaders meeting, Asia and Russia rumors, and Napoleon’s continental stance.
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Ireland
London
St. James's Palace
Windsor Castle
H. Harroad
M. Ba Lie
W. Hatchdale
J. Warare
R. Winns
Wiooson
Canterbury
York
Duke of Montrose
Earl Aylesford
Queen’s Lodge
Henry Hatford
Heberden
Daillie
Willie's
Cassle
Howe of Representatives Debates Military Volunte ers Bill
Fragmentary report from January 28 1812 shows the Howe of Representatives debating a volunteer forces bill. Amendments were offered to empower the President to accept volunteers via state executive authority. A motion to lay the bill on the table failed and the measure was ordered to be re rated the following day.
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Botan
Jakuary
Howe
Jan Ih
United
Cholsan
Bacon
Meliam
Aidt
Nelson
Jeave
Boston
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Great Britain
War measures and political tensions in early 1812
The report covers the House and Senate actions on military buildup, including a 25 000 man army and 1 900 000 for cannon and supplies. It notes Admiral Sawyer's British squadron near the coast, calls for war preparations, and cites Madison's message on British hostility with two letters from Foster and Monroe dated December 17 and January 14 1812.
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Thington
van Eebed
Ms Srey
Littie
Fitch
Great Britain
Willhat
France
Foster
Adimiral Sawyer
United States
Congress
Washington
Harris
Essex Register
Salem
Buenos Ayras
Mr. Foster
Debates on national finance and crime measures in Nottingham session
Fragmented discussion on public debt growth and fiscal policy alongside a bill for exemplary punishment of frame-breakers in Nottingham. Speakers include Mr. Suenerany Ryoge and the Chancellor of the Exchequer. A division yielded 49 to 12.
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Althouigh
Reda
Tukroy
Debrias Atarce
Wim
SMM
Banans
WN Bam
Suenerany Ryoge
Brin
Nottingham
Exne
J. Smith
C. Wynne
Sheridan
Exchequer
Whitbread
British naval expedition against Jawassimie pirates reaches Persian Gulf
Calcutta Bombay and Madras Gazettes report a four vessel expedition with troop detachments sailing from Bombay to confront Jawassimie pirates active in the Persian Gulf. The pirates, famed for valour and raids, attacked vessels of various nations. an attempt to board the Macauley near Courjeon failed with heavy losses. Two companies of the 89th foot embarked at Calcutta on Sacephaus for a special service under Captain Oakes.
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Calcutta
Madram
Bombay
Cor
Macauley
Courjeon
89Th Foot
Sacephaus
Oakes
Gore Ounley
Peratan
Gore
Sdh
Cabul
Mahmoud Shah
Abbas
Mohammed Raid Khan
Cabol
Fatteh Khan
Cabyl
Peshour
Attra Mahmoud Shan
Basseen
Pega
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Sean Pete
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George
F. BR
Curifom House
Tal
Paria
Turkey
Russia
Schumlay
Buonaparte
North
Paris
Glasgow
Napoleon
Saya
Amerigan Papers
James Madison
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