Envoys Aim to Resettle as Negotiations with France Continue
In a Paris conference, M Talleyrand shows unease over adverse reports on American evacuation. Gerry reports written positions, then burns the copy, while confirming continued friendship between the United States and the French Republic. Dispatches discuss Dutch residue sales and promised navigation rights pending equitable American claims.
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M. Talleyrand
Paris
France
Mr. Gerry
M.Y
French Republic
Gerry
United States
Cing
America
Prizzly
Directory
Council of Five Hundred
Royal progress and parliamentary debate flow in London May 17
The Queen and five Princesses tour the Tower and Mint, view armoury and animals, as King holds a levee at St James's. In Parliament, debates cover Newfoundland fishery, the Lancaster bill, Provisional Cavalry, and trade protection convoys with proposed duties to Europe and the West Indies, amid Merchant concerns and imperial policy.
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Buckingham House
Duke of York
Tower
Marquis Cornwallis
General Vernon
St. James’s
Duke of Leinstar
Viscount Duncan
Scotland
Asrauam Newann
Stock Exchange
Prrr
Prince of Wales Packet
Falmouth
Lisbon
Earl St. Vincent
Margate
Coots
Porwam
Elsinore
Whitby
Council of Five Hundred
Robespierre
Directory
New Order of Things
Frontidor
Guyvernon
Vienne
Zamargue
Dordogne
Southampton
United States
French West India Islands
America
France
French West India
House OF Commons
Lancaster
Lord Belgrave
Col. Stanley
Peel
Patten
Rd. Hill
Lord Hawkefury
G. Cavendish
Jekyll
Dent
Yardas
Dundas
Baffard
General Tarletor
Rof
Roft
Pitt
Rik
West Indies
Rose
Hobsoufe
Lucas
Bryan Edwards
Tierney
Protecton
Francis Baring
Admiralty
Great Britain
Amsterdam
Moscow
Turkey Company
Desarts
Persid
Rofe
Baronet
Peele
Lord Hawkefoury
B. Edouards
Hodar
Rofé
Tate
Miuke
Europe
Ireland
East India
Eest Indies
Dirie
Newfoundland
Amburg
Edwards
Inspector- General
West
Indies
Bor
Theouse
Rafaid
William
Francis Baringard
Gentileman
Gounire
Rae Fiid
Peels
Deceptive Reports on Louisiana and Florida Prizes
The author argues Americans have been misled by misleading accounts from Louisiana and Florida. Spanish and French factions spread false reports about troop withdrawals and territorial control to influence U S policy and delay decisive action. Well informed people distrust these circulating allegations and question their veracity.
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Louisiana
Florida
Congress
House of Representatives
Partizans
France
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