Budget to fund federal offices in 1806 acts and appropriations
The document itemizes salaries for the navy post office and war departments, including the accountant’s staff, loan offices, surveyors, and mint, plus territory governors and the Mississippi and Indiana offices. It lists expenditures for stationary, fuel, contingencies, pensions, public works, and foreign intercourse, under a 600,000 dollar fund and related treasury allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
New York
Philadelphia
State of
Pennsylvania
Treasury Department
Surveyor General
Ofice
Tennessee
Mint
Territory of
Orleans
Mississippi Territory
Indiana Territory
Michigan Territory
Louisiana Territory
United States
Civil Department
Treasury
Fate
Treasury War
General Post-Office
District of Columbia
District of Orleans
U. States
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Kentucky
Ohio
Supreme Circuit
John Harding
Alexander Truman
Delaware
Long Island
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Indiana
Mississippi
London
Paris
Madrid
Caron de Caumarchais
Nathj
Macon
House of Representatives
Smith
Senate
Jefferson
Grose Arrives from Bristol for Peace Prospects
Charleston reports the ship Grose Capt. Francers arrived after 47 days from Bristol. Mercantile opinion doubts a peace from Lord Lauderdale’s embassy, while London Courier notes Fox’s recovery and hints of Bonaparte’s influence. The main American note is prospects for quick settlement with Britain and a Norfolk incident over French crew exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Avenstrs
David Erskine
England
America
Earl Spencer
Lord Ellenborough
Windham
W. Curtis
Charles Price
Barclay
Combe
Munro
Pinckney
Harman
Mr. Pinckney
Lyman
Mrr
Monroe
Great Britain
Pinkney
Earl St. Vincent
Channel
Hibernia
Lisbon
Prince of
Brazil
Portugal
Bonaparte
Grose
Francers
Bristol
Lord Lauderdale
London Courier
Rth
Fox
Norfolk
United States
Biographical Sketch of Lord Henry Petty in 1806
Universal Magazine notes Henry Petty born July 1780 as youngest son of the Landsdown line. It compares his education under the marquis of Landsdown to Pitt and Chatham figures, highlighting early parliamentary promise and Cambridge ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Henry Petty
Henry Petty
Landsdown
Louisa Fitzpatrick
Earl of
Upper Offory
Lady Holland
Lord Holland
Lord Henry
Louisa
Marquis of
Lord Hollard
Fox
Earl of Chatham
Pitt
William Pitt
Henry
University of Cambridge
Mr. Pitt
Chathan
Henry Pitt
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Natchez
Claiborne
William Wirthers
Peter Walter
Walker
Fort Adams
Nathaniel Evans
James Richmand
Us States’ Army
Richmond
Freeman
Nachitoches
Red River
Coshing
Charleston