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Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1812

Page

2

Indictment of French seizures and non.intercourse policy

A historical dispatch asserts US grievances against France over the Rambouillet and other decrees seizing American ships and cargoes, arguing the embargo and non.Intercourse law justified actions, while urging indemnity from France for losses and demanding full restitution and a formal reply from Paris. It notes French influence across Spain Holland and Naples harming US commerce and calls for united action to secure reparation.

Bayonne France U. S Great Britain England U.S Ender Spain Holland Naples Wu.ss Paris U. States Duke of Cadore Russell Berlin Milan Congress Iite Pregient G. Britain Foster Floridas West-Florida East-Florida New Orleans East Florida Old Spain United States Serrurier The Exchange District Court Pennsylvania Circuit Court Gov Supreme Court of Philadelphia

U S Views French Policy Shifts and Indemnities 1811

James Monroe and Mr Barlow relay President Madison’s demand that France revoke further decrees and secure fair neutral rights. They urge Paris to indemnify U S spoliations, end broad blockades, and enable free commerce with reciprocity. Reports detail French negotiations, privateer abuses, and potential armament of merchant ships to defend neutral rights.

France U.S New Orleans U. S Holland Secretary of the Treasury Rusfell England U. States C. Jas. Monroe Monroe Barlow Department of State Congress Britain Baltic Channel Mediterranean Denmark Paris Beedits Duke of Bassano St. Cloud Tommerce Bassarg Barton Duke of Befine United States Europe America Spettly Cage Tam

British Mission Backed Dispatches From London for France

James Monroe writes from London instructing quick, precise reporting on policy and actions between Britain and the United States. He notes the bearer Mr Biddie and messenger Mr Tayloe will land on the English coast, with possible short delays, to relay information for return to France.

London Biddie France Tayloe

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