Dutch Decree Lists Export and Import Goods in 1809
London reports a decree permitting Dutch exports and imports to allied or neutral ports in April 1809. It itemizes commodities like pottery linen mercery iron goods and timber for export and items such as copper hemp hides linseed mercury timbers wool and wine for import. The move aims to aid American commerce and relieve Russian trade, with ministers wary of expanding continental links.
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Randolp's attack on the army and public expenditures
On May 24 and 25, Mr. Randolph assails the U.S. Army and naval costs, citing Burr trial testimony and alleged corruption. He urges disbanding the army, reforming defense forces, and an economy committee. Resolutions call for arming militia and scrutinizing treasury expenditures.
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Russian Emperor Sanctions Armistice and Aland Evacuation
Gottenburgh dated March 31 reports the Russian emperor has sanctioned the armistice and evacuation of Aland. It is understood to be temporary until Paris responds to a communication addressed to the French emperor on the matter.
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