Convention to regulate commerce with Britain proposed
The article reports a proposed 4 convention between the United States and Britain to regulate trade and navigation. It names John Quincy Adams, Henry Clay, Albert Gallatin for the U S side and Frederick John Rabinen, Juin Puy, Henry Goulburn, and William Adams for Britain, outlining mutual free trade and reciprocal duties.
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Senate
John Quincy Adams
Henry Clay
Albert Gallaan
Unite
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Frederick John Rabinenu
Privy Council For Trade and Plantations
Juin Puy
Majeau
Mimbuy
Henry Goulburn
Srace
William Adame Eg. Dacre
Cieil Lewes
United States of America
Europe
Anne Artig
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Wales
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Fragmented Proclamation Text from Royal Notice and Trials
A garbled OCR fragment shows references to a proclamation by royal authorities, oaths, and legal actions. It mentions the United States and Britain, naval ships, trade, and warrants, with scattered names and dates, appearing as a historical notice or parliamentary record. The text is highly corrupted but centers on proclamations, appeals for witnesses, and enforcement language.
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