Treaty of Amity and Commerce with United Provinces
The Treaty of Amity, Commerce and Navigation between Britain and the United Provinces of Rio de la Plata was signed at Buenos Aires on February 2, 1825. Plenipotentiaries Woodbine Parish and Manuel Garcia ratified articles on perpetual amity free commerce equal duties and protections, consular rights, religious liberty, trade protections, and abolition of the slave trade, with ratifications to be exchanged in London within four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Provinces
Rio DE LA Plata
Buenos Ayres
Don Manuel Jose Garcia
The
Rink
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Europe
Jawa
Great Britain
Intereter
Sai United Provinces
Partigu
London
Buenos
Woodbine Parish
H. M
Manl, J, Garcia
House OF Commons
Johnson
Ireland
S. Whitbread
H. Sumner
Maxwell
Renfrew Road
Kennedy
Lindsay
Chamber of Commerce
Dundee
G. Clerk
Edinburgh and
Dalkeith
R. Ferguson
S. Wortley
Halifax Road
York Road
York Improvement
Kingston-upon-Hull
A. Campbell
Michael Shaw Stewart
Neck Harbour
Joseph Yorke
Collisr
Isle of Doge
West India Company
Manning
Evans
Mr. T. Wilson
West India
Lushington
West Indies
Hume
Isaac Coffin
Sykes
Gordon
Mr. Gordon
J. Yorke
India
F. Buxton
Tedia
W. Horton
Mr. Manning
Wilberforce
Mr. Brougham
Cuteett
Tee Meslees
Board of Directors Forsooth
Baring
Weymouth
Stoc
Ellis
Hix
Ier Gus
Canning
Sweden
Norway
Stockholm
Anid
Swedis
Ebane
Baker
Russia
Pacific Ocean
America
North-west Co
Ussia
Bi ‘Ty
Canneng
R. Wilson
Eaty
Rio de la Pi
Coombian
Bolivar
Lisburne
Curteis
R. Curteis
Jamaica
Island of
St. Christopher
John Williams
T. Lethbridge
Bath
W. Smith
Exeter
Hobhouse
Manchester
Newcastle Upon Tyne
George III
Leycester
Board of Trade
Court of
King’s Bench
Exchequer
Common Pleas
Welch
Catholic Claims and Equitable Loan Debates in Lords
Debates in the House of Lords on petitions for and against Catholic Claims and an Equitable Loan Bill. Lords hear Manchester petitions, parliamentary argument over Irish Emancipation, and remarks on petition authenticity and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Equitable Loan Company
Earl of
Earl of Lauderdale
Stockport
Equitable Loan Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Manchester
Lord Kenyon
Salop
Taunton
Malden
Edington
Gloucester
Sussex
Lof Egremont
Brighton
Lord Ardech
Peterborough
Earl O'Neill
Cork
Duke of Beaufort
Bristol
St. Ken’s
Archbishop of Canterbury
Croydon
Earl of Abingdon
Abingdon
Dynevor
Carmarthen
Duke of Rutland
Suffolk
Leicester
Bishop of
Bath and Wells
Wiltshire
Frome
Lancaster
Kilsby
Northampton
Hereford
Lewes
New Shoreham
Ryde
St. David’s
Diocese of
Earl of Shaftesbury
Gower-street Chapel
Earl of Derby
Chester
Trish
Ireland
Earl of Limerick
England
Viscount Clifden
Liverpool
Sheerness
Lord Darnley
Ulks
Lord Dynevor
Carmarthenshire
Nobie Lord
Seven Dials
St. Giles’s
Lincoln
London
St. Mary’s, Bo
Leicestershire
Wilts
St. Swithin’s
Lord Holland
Leighton Buzzard
Marquis of Lansdown
Somersetshire
Lord Kenya
Bolton
New Sarum
Rothfield
Elwell
Radnor
New Radnor
Cardigan
St. David's
Lord King
Whitchurch
Shropshire
Paradise-street
Huntingdonshire
Kenmore
Kerry
Commons
Brogden
Cawthorne
Doyveton
S. Wortley
M. Pitt
Pembroke
Chelsea Pensioners
City of York
Maling
East India Dock Company
Travers
Grand Surrey Canal Company
Mr. Magens
East India House
East India Company
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State Paper
Imperial Parliament