Peace Treaty Negotiations With Algiers Reported By Decatur
The documents recount Decatur and Shaler detailing the negotiations with the Dey of Algiers after the capture of Algerine vessels. They describe truce terms, demands for restitution, and the understanding that peace would be maintained by showing naval force in the Mediterranean. The American commissioners outline their mandate to treat on equal terms with the Dey and highlight provisions about tribute and commerce under the treaty.
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Ali
Sip Guerrier
Bay of Alguers
Ay Dees
Decatur
Navy Department
Algiers
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Guerriery
Norderling
Sweden
Norderting
Minister of Marine
Dey
United States
Algiere
lMhey
Chey
Thors Séesels
Altho
Shaler
Fim
Senate
SP Ped
William Shaler
James Monte
Algurs
United States of America
Britain
Mire Forsyth
Conmmittee of Foreign Relations
Hiesai
T&c
Guston
Mr Clay
India
Gaston
Forsyth
Clay
Milner
Great Britain
Europe
Commerce with Great Britain discussed in committee
The House debated commerce with Great Britain on Thursday January 4, moving into the committee of the whole with Mr. Herbert presiding as the session focused on the order of the day.
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Pie House
Mr. Herbert
In Senate Lifts Secrecy on Treaties with Great Britain Algiers and Indians
With secrecy on treaty documents removed by the Senate the publication discusses recently ratified treaties with Great Britain Algiers and various Indian tribes and notes the implications of making those documents public.
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Senate
Great Britain
Algiers
Treaty with Algiers documents published in part
Readers learn that a portion of the treaty documents with Algiers has been selected for present publication as the shortest and suitable for immediate release Others will be published forthwith The documents are noted as valuable forTerard and provide enlightening commentary and general context
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Algiers
Narth
Paris Diary Notes on Ney Trial and Peace Treaty
The document reports that the Duke of Cassicillone withdraws from Marshal Ney's trial due to his role in a military council. It notes ecclesiastical peers withholding support, and mentions the Prussian advance being halted by difficulties. It also covers the peace treaty signing, Milan manuscripts, and Bordeaux ships awaiting the treaty signature before sailing.
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Paris
Cassicillone
France
Himsel
Marshal Ney
IV Military Council
Itelf
Moselle
Meurthe
M. Angelo Malo
Ambrosian Library
Milan
Symmachus
Cornelius
Fronto
Marcus Amelius
Verus
Offic
Antonius the Pius
Marcus Austelius
Bordeaux
London Fractions of Great Britain Debt and Revenue Details
London reports fund debt figures from top officials. It notes a first Nov redemption, sinking fund allocations, and a half year purchase plan totaling around 1.5 million. It cites 1813 to 1815 revenue ranges of about 47 to 51 million, excluding Property Tax, with early 1815 war context and Napoleon’s Elba return.
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London
Great Britain
Bachequer
Bonaparte
Elba
Vaa
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