Commerce by treaty between United States and Britain
Long 1815 treaty text outlining reciprocal commerce rules between the United States and His Britannic Majesty. Articles cover duties, port access, export and import terms, reexport rules, and consular appointments with provisions on navigation, coasting trade, and penalties for improper conduct.
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United States
Europe
West-Indies
Arcicly
Britannic M
United States of America
East Indies
Gibelio Et Jatentin
eMadrass
Bombay
Brinée
Wales
Avene
Todia
Eimperor
China
Cape of Good Ore
St. Helena
Great Britain
Treaty ratification details between United States and Britain
The document records the 1815 Anglo American convention ratified by President James Madison with British approval. It notes four year binding terms from signing, ratifications to be exchanged within six months, and clauses on consular residence exceptions. Signed in Washington with the seal affixed.
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Fames Madison
United States
United States of America
London
United States’ of America
Id Torsay
United
Stdtey
William .AdamayTey
Europe
Erritorieus
John Q. Adams
H. Clay
Aber Gallaten
Fred
J. Robinson
Henry Goulburn
Wheliamd Aghams
James
Washington
Declaration on Napoleons St Helena residence and trade limits
A British note from Washington 1915 declares St Helena as Napoleon Bonaparte's future residence and details restrictions on ship contact with the island. It notes American vessels cannot touch at St Helena while Napoleon resides there and cites allied decisions. The London report adds naval movements and preparations involving British ships, prisoners, and dispatch of officials.
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United States of América
London
Europe
St. Helena
Gierter
Napoleon Bonaparte
United
Anthony
ST. Ino. Baker
Washington
Wige
Jackson
Bagot
Unit States
Eurotas
Lillievap
Plymouth
Malta
Gibraltar
Tortoise
Portsmouth
Bonaparte
66Th Regiment
Run Away OM Suspect Prince Absconds Near Augusta
A fugitive named Prince, a Negro, left on Friday the Be tsth Deceimber dust. He belonged to Mr. Wood Harris, has a wife with Mrs George Pearson, and is known around Augusta. A reward of ten dollars is offered for apprehension and securing him in custody. Jacob Gray Williamson County Tennessee Sagasey 5 Sp.
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Prince
Wodl Harris
George Pearson
Augusta
Jacob Gray
Williamson Coutty
State of Tennessee
Sagasey
Senate ratifies treaty with the Dey of Algiers
Washington reports 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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Algiers
Senate
Atlantic News Summary from Amiable Matilda Report
The Amiable Matilda arrives after 33 days from Liver port with Liverpool and London papers dated the 20th and 22nd respectively. French funds were low at 58 25. Ney's train advances causing notable Parisian unrest. London papers note no major political events. Several regiments sail from England on November 19 to join the army in Paris as streets bear the effect of military activity.
Mexican envoy Herrera arrives in New Orleans as minister plenipotentiary
New Orleans reports that Don Joe Manuel Herrera, a former revolutionary figure, has arrived as Minister Plenipotentiary from the Mexican Republic to the United States. He is said to be part of a government and indicates promising overtures, with hope that mutual friendship and commerce will stabilize institutions and benefit both nations amid ongoing civil conflict. General Toledo accompanies and escorts Herrera to this embarkation in the wake of the late invasion and Mexican internal affairs.
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United States
Ais Britannic
Mijesty
Europe
Hig
United
Euerope
Sihese
Corse
Bu- Féipe
Thesseera la
United ‘States
New-Orleans
Sear
Boquilla de Padras
Joe Manuel Herrera
Mexican Republic
Teepa
Toledo
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