President Frees Callender and Brown and Hears Madrid Appointment
Washington reports the President remitted the rest of Callender's libel sentence in Virginia and Brown’s in Massachusetts. Charles Pinckney is expected named minister to Spain. L A Pichon, French commissary general, met the President upon arrival and later waited on him.
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Washington
United States
James Thompson Callender
Virginia
David Brown
Massachusetts
Charles Pinckney
Madrid
L. A. Pichon
French Republic
Collision at sea near Georgetown injures cargo ship
A fragmentary report from Wilmington notes the schooners Collegor and Lane from Boston to havatana meet eight days from Georgetown with lumber on board. Exact date and location unclear.
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Wilmington
Boston
Georgetown
Fire destroys Captain Hunter house in Mazyck street
Charleston report notes a morning fire consuming the house of Captain Hunter on Mazyck Street in the county, with the Poor House and Menaffah Collins affected. It mentions fire management criticisms and interest from underwriters and merchants, plus broader city observations and a Nassau dispatch about privateers.
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Charleston
Hunter
Mazyck-street
Countie
Menaffah Collins
Philadelphia
United States
Prince Williamé
William Baar Orm
Rhode
Greainy
Paris
Arolina
Nassau
X.p
Erwness Canvellés
England
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Ed. Thomas
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Samuel Smith
John Keith
Paul Trapier
John Shackelford
William Allston
William ‘W. Trapier
G. Deleffeline
Savage
David Prior
Thosght
Patel Jolepte Wragg
Port OF
Skiere
New-York
Columbia
Yruiftice Burr
By Pre
Pete Cerity
DU Pre
Samuel L Thurston
Savage Smith. Y Co
Crosby & Murray
William Britton
Simon. Edwards
Britton
Winyah
Solomon Cohen, Tad Collector
King’s Treey
Black River
Lizar Joseph
Williamsburgh
King’s Tree
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F. F. Pringle
Willian ‘Rhodes
Thomas Hutchinson
V. M
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