General Orders recount Canadian forces capture and desertion heroism
The General Orders celebrate July captures by Canadian Voyagers and a North West Company party under Captain Roberts. It notes Brigadier General Hall's enemy forces repelled in three skirmishes near Armberatburgh on the Canard river. Two privates are praised for daring actions during a retreat.
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Bolton civic banquet praises King and constitution
A Bolton gathering hosted by Magistrates and notable locals, including Wm Balshaw and Major Pillington, honored the King, Queen, and Prince Regent with toasts. Speakers praised loyalty, public service, and the Boroughreeve's efforts amid disturbances, while pledging support for peace and local defense units.
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Army
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Navy
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Bultan
Pillington
Bolton Light Horse
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Bolton
Solton
Brocklebank
Hulton
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Deteriorating Health and Loyal Support Amid Political Prose
The passage reflects a sense of gratitude for a figure's health, service, and loyalty under command, praising steadfastness in a district house of congress and urging continued patriotism. It mentions specific local figures and the influence of governance on public sentiment toward national matters.
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Bolton
Pilkington
Eignite
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Charatate
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Bootle
Bag
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Beit Errante
House of
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Rumsay
Royal Proclamation Imposes Embargo on American Vessels
The London Gazette reports a July 1832 Carleton decree in the Prince Regent era ordering a general embargo on vessels belonging to United States citizens. Warship and privateer commanders are instructed to detain all such ships entering or leaving British ports in North America, with licenses revoked and cargo protected.
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Miajesty
Privy Council
United States of America
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America
United State
Flis Majeaty
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Admiralty
Watts
Tor
Chemiensey
Royal Regent grants six month import permit on hides and wool
Early 19th century notice outlines an Order in Council by the Prince Regent with Privy Council backing. It allows for six months the importation of hides, calfskins, horns, tallow, wool, and goat skins from foreign ships into the United Kingdom, with duties similar to British ships, subject to prior prohibitions and conditions. It details exceptions, bond requirements, and export rules for various commodities, plus later declarations regarding fisheries and Danish relations.
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Privy Council
London
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