Mass Meeting in Brentford Protest War Policies 1812
More than 1500 residents and electors of Rockingham County New Hampshire assemble at Brentford to urge peace and challenge the national war policy. They decry impressment and trade restrictions, condemn embargoes and Orders in Council, and demand better preparation and clear justice before entering conflict.
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War Declaration and Marques Reprisals Ordered by Prince Regent
The Court at Carlton House issues a detailed order authorizing commerce interdicts and privateering against American ships and goods. It directs commissions to grant Letters of Marque and Reprisals, outlines judicial procedures in Admiralty courts, and seeks to restore amity with the United States while preserving certain vessel exemptions. The proclamation is signed by Castlereagh and other officials in Liverpool and Bath.
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High Court of Admiralty
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