PF 7: 94 American Newspapers 1806 - 1814
1806 - 1807 - 1808 - 1809 - 1810 - 1811 - 1812 - 1814
1806
Dec. 22 Portland Gazette
Jefferson's State of the Union Message / Battle of Jena
1807
Mar. 11 Connecticut Courant (Hartford)
Napoleon / Aaron Burr and the Wilkinson conspiracy
Apr. 3 General Advertiser (Philadelphia)
Burr in Virginia prison / Tammany Hall
June 12 New-England Palladium
Trial of Aaron Burr
Sept. 3 Boston Gazette
War with Great Britain
Sept. 15 New-England Palladium
Dr. Jenner's reward for discovery that led to the prevention of smallpox
Oct. 6 New-England Palladium
Connecticut libel suits
Oct. 9 New-England Palladium
War with Ohio Indians / Duels
Oct. 13 New-England Palladium
The Character of Charles J. Fox
Oct. 16 New-England Palladium
"The National Intelligencer lies"
Dec. 7 New-York Evening Post
New-York Census
Dec. 23 New-England Palladium
Peace / Gunboats
Dec. 25 New-England Palladium
The Christmas Services / Prosperity / Monroe
1808
Feb. 3 Columbian Centinel (Boston)
Algiers at war with America / Wilkinson
Feb. 6 Columbian Centinel (Boston)
"Tanka Massa" / US pays tribute to Algeria / Egypt
Sept. 2 New-England Palladium
Trade with Great Britain / New-Hampshire election
Sept. 6 New-England Palladium
Comments on the British Treaty rejected by Jefferson
Sept. 13 New-England Palladium
Jefferson states Causes for the Embargo
Sept. 20 New-England Palladium
Jefferson on the Embargo / Orleans territory
Sept. 27 New-England Palladium
Two millions for Florida? / New Orleans
Dec. 1 Connecticut Journal (New-Haven)
Documents with the President's State of the Union
1809
Feb. 16 Eastern Argus (Portland)
The Embargo / "Republicanism"
Feb. 23 Eastern Argus (Portland)
Jefferson's reply to "Republicanism"
Feb. 24 National Intelligencer (Washington)
A 1774 letter by George Washington that relates to the present crisis
Sept. 7 Baltimore Evening Post (Hezekiah Niles)
Dialogue with John Bull
1810
Aug. 9 Boston Gazette
Burr is in Paris / Scott's "Lady of the Lake"
Sept. 26 Columbian Centinel (Boston)
European Decrees / A Diving Machine
Oct. 20 Columbian Centinel (Boston)
Great Fire in Charleston, SC
Oct. 24 Columbian Centinel (Boston)
Trouble in East Florida
Nov. 3 Columbian Centinel (Boston)
Massachusetts Election / War
Nov. 28 Relf's Philadelphia Gazette
Chesapeake Steamboats / Lucien Bonaparte
1811
June 10 U.S. Gazette for the Country
Wellington / Holland Insurrection
Aug. 25 Long Island Star (Brooklyn)
John Randolph / Venezuela Independent
Nov. 9 New-York Herald
James Monroe message
Nov. 18 Columbian Centinel (Boston)
(pages 3 & 4 only) James Monroe message
1812
Jan. 30 Boston Gazette
Indian Affairs / Fire in Richmond
Feb. 8 Essex Register (Salem, MA)
Bricks / Capture of Java
1814
Jan. 8 Columbian Centinel (Boston)
Bonaparte Defeat / Buffalo is destroyed
Jan. 12 New-York Herald
Peace? / Buffalo burns
Feb. 1 New-England Palladium
Schools / Canadian Papers / Buffalo
Feb. 14 Poulson's Advertiser (Philadelphia)
Dantzig Captured / Bonaparte
Feb. 15 Centinel of Freedom (Newark, NJ)
Calhoun's Comments on the Army Bill
July 2 Portsmouth (NH) Oracle
Louis XVIII lands in France
July 16 National Intelligencer (Washington)
Capture of Fort Erie / Chippewa Battle
Aug. 6 Alexandria Gazette (VA - single sheet)
French Peace Treaty
Aug. 8 Daily Federal Republican (Georgetown, CO)
British Chippewa Report
Aug. 8 New-York Spectator
Canadian Battles / Josephine Bonaparte dies at 46
Aug. 10 New-York Spectator
Battle of Chippewa / Prisoners
Aug. 11 United States Gazette (Philadelphia)
Louis XVIII's Speech
Aug. 13 Daily Federal Republican (Georgetown, CO)
The Enemy is in the Potomac
Aug. 13 New-York Spectator
Madison calls Congress to meet the Crisis
Aug. 16 New-York Spectator
Creek Indians
Aug. 20 New-York Spectator
British Canada / Catholic Question
Aug. 24 New-York Spectator
"Glorious Victory"
Aug. 27 New-York Spectator
British Fleet is in Chesapeake Bay / Napoleon at Elba Island
Aug. 31 New-York Spectator
British destroy Washington / Bladensburg Battle
Sept. 3 New-York Spectator
British evacuate Washington / Spare Alexandria receiving food and money / Defense of Fort Erie
Sept. 7 New-York Spectator
Madison's Proclamation on Resisting British Invasion
Sept. 14 New-York Spectator
Pebnoscot Expedition / British nearing Baltimore
Sept. 15 Middlesex Gazette (Middletown, CT)
Battle at Fort Erie
Sept. 16 New-England Palladium
Army at Nicaragua
Sept. 20 New-England Palladium
Victory at Plattsburgh
Sept. 21 New-York Spectator
Baltimore battles / Lake Champlain victories
Sept. 27 New-York Spectator
Madison's Message / Canada / Baltimore / Congress
Sept. 28 New-York Spectator
The Battle of Baltimore
Sept. 30 New-York Spectator
Dreadful storm in Boston / St. Helena Description
Oct. 1 New-York Spectator
Battle of Lake Champlain
Oct. 5 Columbian Centinel (Boston)
The situation of America and Great Britain
Oct. 5 New-York Spectator
Armistice / British-French Treaty
Oct. 8 New-York Spectator
British-American Negotiations at Ghent
Oct. 11 National Advocate (NY)
Peace?
Oct. 12 New-York Spectator
Fighting around Fort Erie
Oct. 15 New-York Spectator
Report on the Peace Talks
Oct. 29 New-York Spectator
Speech against Tax Increase
Nov. 2 New-York Spectator
Steam Battery Fulton is Launched / Daniel Webster on Taxes
Nov. 5 New-York Spectator
Official War Reports
Nov. 8 New-York Spectator
War costs $100 a minute / New Boundaries
Nov. 9 United States Gazette (Philadelphia)
Letter of the Secretary of War
Nov. 12 New-York Spectator
British Force sails for New Orleans
Nov. 16 New-York Spectator
Sackett's Harbor / Castine
Nov. 19 New-York Spectator
USS Wasp and the HMS Avon
Nov. 23 New-York Spectator
Peace Talks Suspended / Indian Affairs
Nov. 26 New-York Spectator
Mason's Speech on filling the Army
Nov. 30 New-York Spectator
Vice-President Elbridge Gerry's Funeral
Dec. 3 New-York Spectator
British account of the Capture of Washington
Dec. 7 Boston Patriot
Elbridge Gerry / The Congress in Vienna
Dec. 7 New-York Spectator
Peace is Hopeless / A Story of the French Revolution
Dec. 10 New-York Spectator
American and British Peace Notes
Dec. 10 United States Gazette (Philadelphia)
Madison comments on the Hartford Convention
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