Hopes to conciliate Europe by forcing Holland into Continental system
The note asserts aims to compel Holland to join the Continental System and seize its ports and courts from the Dutch administration. It claims Holland’s ports are key entrepots and that English merchants and agents are heavily involved, with the Cadore signing on January 24 1810 in Paris.
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Holland
England
Duc DE Cadore
Paris
Europe
Germany
N. Carolina
North Gdftnet
Philadelphia
Phil
Gaz
Torpedo Argument Prompts New York Naval Experiments
New-York April 15 1810 a letter to Congress outlines planned torpedo experiments in New York harbor to test defenses and attack methods. The author proposes a formal committee including Oliver Walcot Cadwalder Colden Chancellor Livingston Governor Lewis and others plus Commodore Rodgers to oversee memos plans and practical tests with possible autumn reports.
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New-York
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
New York
Messrs
Oliver Walcot
Cadwalder Colden
Livingston
Lewis
Williams
Engineers
Garnett
Kemp
Commodore Rodgers
Navy
Con.ress
Potomac
Congress Debates Geography of National Bank Bill
The April sessions record the Senate's defeat of the House bill for Elizabeth Hamilton relief after a long vote split. The April 25 debate on the National Bank bill saw a motion to postpone prevail, with Bayard leading and Bayard’s side securing 17 yeas to 24 nays. Cadiz news reports Napoleon expected with reinforcements, Cadiz holding out, and American ships wrecked or burned near Cadiz Bay. The Gravis case ends with manslaughter verdicts and sentences including solitary confinement.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Elizabeth Hamilton
Messrs
Bayard
Champlin
Giles
Gilman
Goodrich
Hillhouse
Horsey
Lloyd
Meigs
Pickering
Reed
Smith
Bradley
Condit
Crawford
Franklin
Gaillard
German
Gregg
Lambert
Leib
Matthewson
Robinson
N. Ys
Tait
Turner
Whiteside
Yeas
Brent
Pope
N. Y
Sumter
Mesirs
Anderson
Clay
Gilliard
New York
Cadix
Young Soldier
Cadiz
Joseph Bonaparte
Napoleon
England
Thomas Jefferson
Dinsmore
N. York
Commerce
Colburn
Hallowell
Appollo
Huggins
Philadelphia
Queensbury
Ariadne
Humphries
Portsmouth
Smi- Jax
Johnson
Brown
Richmond
Sampson
Mason
Vermont
Pompey
Sevurs
Salem
Purvis Lef
ArmyReductionAndConsolidation Bill Passes Second Reading
A bill to reduce and consolidate the Army authorizes the President to raise a limited additional force from existing troops, form two infantry regiments and a company of bombardiers, disband three brigadier generals, end recruiting service, and grant discharged officers three months pay plus travel allowances. On return to the Senate, officers recalled would revert to their former ranks.
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House
Senate
Mouse of Representatives
U. S. of America
Congress
Corps of Engineers
Printer Lefrancois Arrested for Treasonable Practices
Quebec reports that on Saturday afternoon printer Mr Lefrancois was arrested and committed to goal under a warrant from the Executive Council for treasonable practices. On Monday evening Dr Blanchet and Mr Bedard, and last evening Mr T Tashereau were also arrested and committed on the same charges.
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Quebec
Lefrancois
Executive Council
Blanchet
Bedard
T. Tashereau
Arrival of 44 Merino Sheep from Lisbon at Boston
Yesterday 44 genuine full blooded Merino sheep imported from Lisbon were landed and passed through town aboard the Edward. They were brought by Cornelius Coolidge and Francis J. Oliver, merchants, of Boston.
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Lisbon
Edward
Messrs
Cornelius Coolidge
Francis J. Oliver
Manufacture Impact Highlighted by Maflacha Stock Value
The text notes the stock’s excellent order status and its potential as a valuable addition to Maflacha's manufacturing interests, signaling strong industrial importance.
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Maflacha
Sctts
Massachusetts and national politics collide in federal legislature push
The Boston Patriot reports looming shifts as Massachusetts factions rally to elect a federal legislature despite discord with Britain and France. A letter from Timothy Pickering attacks Jeffersonians and predicts continued disputes with Great Britain while urging vigorous town organization to secure congressional support.
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Commonwealth
Great Britain
France
Massachusetts
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