Politician Reflects On Secret Talks With Lord Metyille
The excerpt recalls a heated exchange about Britain’s aims to open the South Sigs market and the extent of naval and commercial plans. It questions the motives of American factions aligned with Miranda’s scheme and condemns perceived treachery among certain citizens and ministers.
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Popham
Admiralty
Home
Metyille
Wimbh
Oseo
Lorethi
Pirt
F. Recolieck
Miranda
Spain
Great Britain
Trial of Colonel Aaron Burr in Federal Court
The June session opened with a long debate and a grand jury instruction on admissibility of papers written by Burr or under his directions. Key testimonies involved a Dowh language and cypher letter proved by secretary Allies, and questions about whether Mr. Williams could answer to avoid affecting an event.
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Federal Court
Grand Jury
Col. Burry
Hay
Col. giPurr
Boilmains
Brick Belwan
Tuansday
Willie
Willie Reas
Col. Burr
Yoharandelph
Aignon Burr
Terason
United States
Harman Blennerhassett
Benjamin Latrobe
Edward Bond
Botis
Barr
Che
Habeas Corpes
Aaron Burr
Botts
Hetff
Henrico County
M*kee
Andrea Sackfox
Tracotentia
Fee
Hoy
Wilkinson
John Randolph Sheir
Coorc
Aaron Barr
Col. Barr
Gengeai Wilkinton
Martin
Cok Burr
Jatin Randolph
Unlund
Burr
Gin. Wilckinson
M‘ Rea
Gen. Wilkinsin
New-York
Davis Floyd
Indiana
Cat Blennerhaffert
Feary
Col. Bure
Wood
Fragmentary 1897 correspondence on Burr papers and subpoenas
Fragmentary letters discuss delivery of papers about Aaron Burr and his property to the Attorney General and War Office. The writer mentions forwarding copies of orders, exonerating and seeking compliance with a court subpoena in Richmond.
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Aaron Burr
Richmond
Shad
Aron Burr
Secretary of the Navy
Scere
Jeffersons Letter on Executive Disclosure in Burr Treason Case
The article details ongoing court proceedings regarding Aaron Burr and the case of treason and misdemeanors. It covers communications between General Wilkinson and Burr, the handling of cyphered papers, grand jury actions, and debates over witness testimony and publication of letters. It notes indictments and the court's decisions on admissibility and jurisdiction as the case progresses.
Fragmentary notice hints at county court adjournment
The readable fragment mentions a county court awaiting scheduling and an adjournment with no determination given. It references a Monday session and a delay affecting a specific case or matter, though details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Lenge
Foreign Intelligence Letter on Turkish Russian War Moves
A March Extra letter from Cuaves Cainny to the minister describes Russian advances on Bucharest and Turkish resistance, noting truce refusals, Persian and Turkish clashes, and allied operations. It mentions the Duke of Richmond and Duke of Bedford in Dublin, imperial reinforcements, and rumors of a French-negotiation shift.
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Buchareg
Mustapha
Armistice terms between Swedish and French forces outlined
The document details an 1805 armistice with Barn Evjex and Mortier agreeing to pause hostilities. Artillery, demarcation along the Peene and Frehelf rivers, and surrender of Usedom and Wellin to France are specified. Swedish general Effen vows noninterference with Dantzic Colberg, with staged troop movements and prisoner handling rules.
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Mortier
Napoleon
Usedom
Wellin
Peene
Frehelf
Hopse
Ancalm
Effen
Dantzic
Colberg
France
Stralsund
Pomerania
Schiathow
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Wapington
Foxe VI
Wilkin
Richmond I Ai
Blenserhafiett
Martinopi
St. Louis
Wainters
Uch
Hall of Representatives
Jefferson
Foreign Intelligence
Gustavus Coisky
Aleppo
Lokney
Duke of
Liverpool
Adferiér
New-Orleans
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