Treaty prospects with Britain and French decrees examined
The document reports on a February 19 transmission to Congress detailing ministers in London and Paris negotiating a treaty with Great Britain, plus notes on the imperial decree of November 1806 affecting neutral commerce and U S concerns. It also covers Meade’s letters about frontier authority and local militia actions in Natchez against a potential insurrection.
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Washington City
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Congress
London
Paris
Cowles Mead
UTEP
Fieri
England
France
John Armstong
Madison, Afpington
Britit Islands
Englisiman
Artyre Noweffel
Bugle
Milan
Spain
Naples
Holland
Etruria
Jacob Wagner
Marine and Colonies
Farias
Ing &c
John Armstrong
Chatten
Americas
Bogan
Armstrong
Pringg
Beneventum
J. Wagner
Depe
Couwles Mead
Mi Sif
Bayou Pierre
An Act for the relief of William Hearne and Seth Harding
The act authorizes the Secretary of the Treasury to investigate William Hearne’s finances while jailed in Washington DC and to discharge him if he proves no estate exists or transfers are made to dodge payment. It also grants a Navy pension to Seth Harding, a disabled former captain, with half monthly pay starting from 1800, approved by Congress and the President.
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William Hearse
United States of America
Congress
William Hearn
United States
Washington County
District of Columbia
Secretary of the Treasury
Hearn
Feng Nathig
Macon
Reetna
Geo. Clinton
Senate
Roy
Jefferson
Seth
Horse of Representatives
United States America
Secretary of the Navy
Seth Harding
Bor Jadwlhe Tal
Napoleon expected to arrive as Grand Army crosses ice
Warsaw dispatch reports Napoleon and the Grand Army nearing the Vistula after crossing by boats amid ice. Polish units desert to join the Confederation as enthusiasm grows. estimates place Poles at 50,000 ready for action.
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Warsaw
Napoleon
Prussia
Armig
Poland
Grand Army
Congress Adopts Pledge for Ports and Harbours Funds
The House, in a committee of the whole chaired by Mr Penny, debated an appropriation bill for the further protection of U S ports and harbors. The form set 20 000 dollars. attempts to fill the blank with 30 000 and 200 000 were defeated. A motion for 450 000 was rejected. a new section proposing an appropriation to authorize presidential works was agreed in part by a party group, yielding a final blank alongside a second. The committee rose and the House adjourned without finalizing the report.
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Penny
U. States
Conloughen
Cabines
Cabines (Arses Ed A Rt Cock, Ely, ; and Opposed By Meffrss Chandler
Holland
Ehaiés
Fitk
Neween
Newtin
Sociteer Az
Ae Domas
Dellare
Mefiras
Cocke
Alston
Latilie
Gregg
Supreme Court Opinion on Treason Case Medics Bolliner Swartwout
A Saturday February 21 session saw Chief Justice deliver an opinion in a treason related case involving Medics Bolliner and Swartwout. The lengthy ruling defined treason and addressed several points, concluding with an order to discharge the prionette.
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Futhe Marshall
Medics
Bolliner and Swartwout
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Auider
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Burr
Cole’s Creek
Rodney
Eaton
Wilkinson
Bette Government
Unite Rewdan PF
Nye Sik Macon
Europe
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Pleutky
Ole Enhy
Mate Pookt
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