Proclamation and French Decrees Spark Diplomatic Debate
The article analyzes the U S response to the Berlin and Milan Decrees and Britain’s Orders in Council. It discusses President Madison’s proclamation, possible repeal by France, and implications for American neutral commerce and future relations with Britain and France.
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Madison
Naparte
Britain
France
United States
Great Britain
Armstrong
Berlin
Milan
America
Bonaparte
U. States
High Court of Admiralty
Champagny
Euekogapas Ceses
Wellesley
Carlton House
Prince of Wales
Holland
England
Europe
Senate
U.S
Blockade Doctrines Stir U S British Debates in 1800s
The article analyzes conflicting blockade principles between Britain and France and the United States. It cites Merry's 1810 letter and Nepean to Hammond, noting Britain’s cautious stance on blockades and France’s broader interpretation, with implications for American policy and international law.
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Natiwa? Intelligencer
Congress
Merry
Mion
United States
Great Britain
America
Martinique
Guadaloupe
Nempean
Hammond
Admiralty
Hood
England
France
Soe
Berlin
Napoleon
Duke of
Cadsre
Armstrong
Andeas
Ship Thistle Kent Arrives from Plymouth Cast Away at Squam Beach
The January vessel Thistle Kent, reported to carry dispatches from the British government to Mr. Morier, was cast ashore on Squam Beach after departing Plymouth on January 6. Six crewmen and three newspapers lost. Captain J. G. Ogden of the 56th Regiment among passengers.
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Thistle Kent
Windsor
Plymouth
Pinkney
Brig Fairy
Gibraltar
New- York
Mercantile Advertiser
London Morning Chronicle
Wellesley
America
Greenville
New York
Brown
Hamilton
Naples
Tunis
Henry
Boston
Paris
Consignee
Spain
Congress Debates Early Session Resolution and Passes Several Bills
The Eleventh Congress ends as a resolution to form a committee on an extra session fails 35 to 29. Bills pass to raise district judges’ salaries and postmaster general pay, while measures on Indiana territory suffrage, fines remission, and Indiana village reforms move to final reading. Adjournment follows with several items postponed or carried.
Long List of Early 19th Century Acts Named
A lengthy catalog of proposed and enacted laws detailing provisions on post, land, banking, navigation, land offices, statehood for Orleans, military and naval appropriations for 1811, trading with tribes, taxes, and public land sales in Orleans Louisiana and other territories. Includes provisions on banks such as Bank of Alexandria and Washington, and actions affecting the Potomac and Georgetown areas.
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George Armroyd & Co
Orleans
Louisiana
At&t
United States
Nashville
Tennessee
Canton
Ohio
Pearl River
Bank of Potomac
Lewis Grant
Lewis Grant Davidson
Bank of Alexandria
Bank of Washington
Farmer’s Bank of Alexandria
Anthony Wayne
Union Bank of Georgetown
John Dogene Leitsendorfer
Tripoli
Rofdick
William Mills
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White Mountains
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New-Jersey
New-York
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Miami
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Fort Clark
Richard Tervin
William Coleman
Edwin Lewis
Samuel Mims
Joseph Wilson
Mississippi Territory
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