Treaty Declares Commerce Rules With Britain 1815
The document outlines a UK United States convention of 1815 to regulate commerce between US territories and His Britannic Majesty. It details reciprocal trade freedoms, duties, drawbacks, and vessel rights across Europe, the East Indies, and the Western Hemisphere, with consular provisions and enforcement notes.
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United States and Britain Conclude 1815 Treaty in London
The document records a treaty between the United States and His Britannic Majesty ratified in 1815. It notes four years of obligatory binding from signature with ratifications exchanged within six months. President James Madison signs, with James Monroe as Secretary of State, in Washington.
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J. Robinson
Henry Goulburn
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Washington
Declaration on Napoleon exile at St Helena and ship movements
The British envoy explains that due to European events Napoleon Bonaparte will reside at St Helena under safeguards. Vessels barred from touching the island until further notice, while British and allied ships face strict restrictions. News notes ships like Eurotas, Tortoise, and Coveman del sailing for or from Plymouth and Portsmouth as military transports prepare for St Helena duties.
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London
Europe
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Run Away OM Subsciber on Friday December dust
A man named PRINCE, a Negro formerly owned by Mr Wodl Harris, is missing near Augusta. He has a wife at Mrs George Pearson's. A reward of ten dollars is offered for information leading to his apprehension and return to Jacob Gray in Williamson County Tennessee.
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George Pearson
Augusta
Jacob Gray
Williamson Coutty
State of Tennessee
Sagasey
Senate ratifies treaty with the Dey of Algiers
Washington on December 27 reports that the Treaty with the Dey of Algiers has been ratified by the Senate and will likely be published within a day or two.
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Senate
Paris Unrest Stirs Streets as Regiments Move
After 33 days from Liverpool the Amiable Matilda reports Paris in commotion with Ney’s forces advancing. News from London and Paris note low French funds and no major events, while English regiments sail for Paris on November 19 to reinforce the army.
Mexican Minister Plenipotentiary Arrives in New Orleans
In New Orleans on November 13, Don Joe Manuel Herrera arrived as Minister Plenipotentiary from the Mexican Republic to the United States. He is a former revolutionary official and was elected treaty envoy for the Tepeaca province. The arrival is described as favorable to Mexican freedom and potential U.S. moral and political alignment. General Toledo, now chief of Mexican forces in the interior provinces, escorted the minister to his destination.
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Joe Manuel Herrera
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United States
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Toledo
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