Memoirs on American vessels in French prize court debate
Translated extract discusses the Ocean case pending before the Paris Council of Prizes. It argues that the American brig Ocean, 130 tons, from Boston to St Andero, was seized at Socoa under French decree and that her neutral cargo and documents were lawful. The letter appeals to imperial justice to restore the prize. A Boston update reports Lisbon embargoes, troop movements, and news from Portugal amid the Napoleonic conflict.
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Council of Prizes
Paris
National Intelligencer
Ocean
D. 8. Wanpen
Confin
Gintlemen
Tone
John Hill
Boston
St. Andero
Spain
Socoa
Custom House
Iquipagey
Corful
St. Anders
Ville
France
United States
Council
Europe
U. States
U. S
Taus
Lts
Napoleon the Great
B. Warden
New York
New-York Gazette
Portugal
Boston Exchange Cojffie-House Books
Constellation
Leeds
Lisbon
Wm. Jarvis
Villa Franca
Mape
England
Ireland
Cadiz
Sicily
O'Donnell
Romana
Estremadura
Lord Wellington
Bricith
Lifven
Steddiford
Armstrong
Napoleon
Brest
Towlon
Landing in Sicily and Bourbon surrender reported
London reports from Paris and Dutch papers detail a Sicily landing by Neapolitan and Corsican troops under royal command amid shifting winds and currents. British forces and Stuart counter a scampered assault, with brave Neapolitan troops praised. Bourbon island capitulation to Buonaparte’s forces declared, with minimal casualties.
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London
Paris
Sicily
Pialo
Meffissa
Neapolitan Chaffeurs
Scarlette
San Stefano
Duchaffa
Stuart
San Stefano T
Pintimilia
Calabria
Ile of Bourbon
Parkinsons
Biell
Keating
Isle of Bourbon
Buonaparte
Amonnte
Liverpool
Florida and the Florida line in early American politics
Washington letters from October 1810 discuss Florida's status as a frontier issue for the United States. The writer notes potential conflict with European powers and hints at American plans to expand influence, with Baton Rouge conventions seeking independence and possible expeditions against Mobile and Pensacola. Col. Covington’s movements and command changes are mentioned amid concerns over regional stability.
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Washington
Misssippi
Florida
U. States
Britain
Baton Rouge
Mobile
Pensacola
U. S
Washington Missisippi
Col. Covington
Elmer
Ito
Fort Adems
Col. Cishing
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