Treaty with Great Britain and French decrees discussed
The President transmits letters from ministers in London and Paris about a proposed treaty with Britain and imperial decrees affecting neutral commerce. Included is a report from Cowles Mead on territorial events and militia actions at Natchez regarding Colonel Burr and river boats amid civil authority concerns.
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Washington City
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Congress
London
Paris
Cowles Mead
UTEP
Fieri
Tiigletter
Natchez
Auider
Claiborne
Burr
Cole’s Creek
Rodney
Eaton
Wilkinson
Anact for the relief of William Hearne imprisoned in DC
The act authorizes inquiry into William Hearne's finances to determine eligibility for discharge from imprisonment upon surrender of assets. If Hearne proves no estate or transfers to evade payment, the Treasury certifies his status and he may be discharged upon settling owed fees. The bill preserves liability of others and clarifies that future acquisitions remain liable.
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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
Napoleon Expected In Europe Amid Grand Army Advances
Report from Warsaw dated December 15 notes Emperor Napoleon anticipated to arrive soon as French troops cross the Vistula by small boats. Polish auxiliaries join from Belgian and Prussian forces, with about 50,000 Poles to be available. The piece praises Polish character and hints at rising enthusiasm among Poles toward Napoleon’s campaign.
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Warsaw
Napoleon
Prussia
Armig
Poland
Grand Army
Congress Hears Bill On Ports Protection Fund
Saturday February 21 the House met as a committee of the whole to consider an appropriation for port and harbor protection. A blank was filled with 200 000 dollars. motions for 300 000 and 450 000 were rejected. a new section proposing President's powers to build was agreed to by certain members. The committee rose and the House adjourned without acting on 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 Medics Case Clarifies Treason
A Saturday February 21 report outlines Chief Justice Futhe Marshall delivering the court's opinion in the Medics Bolliner and Swartwout case. The lengthy discussion defined treason and covered multiple points leading to the order to discharge the prisoner.
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Futhe Marshall
Medics
Bolliner and Swartwout
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Etruria
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Chatten
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Depe
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Pleutky
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