Correspondence on US Britain War Policy with Lord Castlereagh
A highly formal Anglo American exchange reveals the US government explaining its patience and restraint while seeking an armistice and a definitive treaty. It argues for stopping impressment, safeguarding rights, and negotiating terms compatible with justice and honor, with reliance on eventual settlement via London or Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruseall
Lord Castlereagh
Lorp—l
United States
Great Britain
Ori
Bellanoic
Maoreover
United’ States
United
Jcing
Igss
Peretade
ML Traver
Bae Tae
British envoy vows to sail for United States amid war terms
A letter from Lord Castlereagh dated 1812 records him announcing imminent embarkation at Plymouth aboard the Lark for the United States. He requests safe passage for his party and materials, and notes intent to appoint Gaunt Beasty as agent for war prisoners while seeking coordinated terms with the British Government.
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MG Bob
Castlerragh
Bentinck-street
Plymouth
Lark
United States
Peerasariga
Bagi
Thia Segation
Lavail Soggett
Gaunt, Beasty
Prisinéhy
Ivery
Catlaena
Admiralty Order on Shipping Protection Readied
The letter before the Prince Regent details immediate action at Plymouth regarding United States ship protection. It notes an Admiralty Order to safeguard the vessel from a rabble of threats and outlines an embarkation plan to facilitate the voyage. It asks for comms on proceeding with the protection measure.
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Tota
MB. Ra
Plymouth
United States
Cate de Ene
Proclamation of Catalonia Decree and Trade Restrictions
The document reports a 1812 decree by Charles Decaen, Governor of Catalonia, detailing military reprisals against Areyas de Mar and surrounding towns for insurrection, including requisition of grain and merchandise, seizure of goods, hostages, and heavy penalties. It also cites royal export prohibitions and licenses affecting naval stores and ship supplies with conditions for authorized export to British plantations.
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Can
Dro
Catalonia
Charles Déeaen
Legion of Honour
Areyot de Mur
Supc
Sreyns
Leandro Francis
Custom House
Mataro
Areyas de Mar
Areyas
Areyns Dé Mar
Areyne de Mar
Ivate
Baron Lamarque
Catajoniayrea
Hamelinaye
Areyas del Mont
Gerona
Viett
Darnius
AguHana
Boadella
Capmany
Cantillops
Junquera
Ordery
Selid Advic
Tipueras
Arcyns de Mur
Milans
Privy Council
Royal Highnes
Noerein
His Majesty
Ordaa
Great Britain
Ireland
America
West Indies
Newfoundland
Africa
St. Helena
Bii
East Indies
Commissioners of Majesty's Customs
Wi Indies
Souamerica
Monet
Walden
Cing Portey
Moxcow me and when wisdom fall atriny troubles of Spain
A fragmented historical note hints at turmoil in Spain tied to wisdom and trials. The legible fragment mentions Moxcow and a period of slow decline affecting governance and public life, but the text remains incomplete for precise names or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Court of the Queen's Palace Orders Navigation Ban
A dated royal proclamation references orders from May and a council directive restricting entry to a port between He land island and Sandy feladd, denoting North Haven and South Haven lanes. It mentions撤 release and licensing conditions, with Privy Council involvement and entry permissions.
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Sply
Heland
North Haven
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J. W. Warren
Secretary OF State
Congress
Sotha Rigny
JONA
Rai
Prince-Res
Foster
I. Rauell, Aq. &c, U
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