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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 31, 1814
Page
5
Fragment from a late 18th century treaty article detailing British American negotiations over territorial boundaries. It cites lines from the St Croix to Fundy boundary, Nova Scotia northwestern angles, and commissions to finalize maps and reports. The document references exchanges among ministers plenipotentiary and outlines Article provisions and intended demarcations.
A dispatch from December 20, 1814 reports Mr A B Baker arriving at the Foreign Office with word that a peace treaty between Britain and the United States was signed at Ghent by plenipotentiaries. It notes hostilities to cease once ratified by both governments. Bathurst informs the Lord Mayor of London.
The Courier reports the Prince Regent ratified the Treaty of Peace with America. The document was sent to Postmouth and archived immediately. Lord Castlereagh to return via Parliament. Lord Clapcarty Q Vienn a. Admiral Hallowell expected from the Mediterranean for a court martial of General Sir John Murray.
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