Letter from Alexandria on British policy and vice admiralty courts
An April 2 1801 letter from Alexandria reports the president has received assurances from Mr. King that Britain will correct misdeeds by vice admiralty courts in Providence and Jamaica. It promises to restrain privateers and appoint first class judges with salaries to enforce proper bounds.
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Norfolk
Alexandria
King
Great Britain
Providence
Jamaica
Lizar Joseph
Georgetown
Charleston
Meeting-street
James Symonds
War Office Orders Bold Move Against French Vessels
Historic document from Washington orders the Herald sloop of war to Boston to call in US cruisers on the West India station. All lettres de marque against French vessels are void. Paris consulate report discusses the Leite peace, Austrian and French treaty terms, and calls for liberty and balance in Europe.
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War-Office
Washington
Herald Sloop of War
Boston
United States
West India Station
French Republic
Paris
Austria
France
Leite
Gaul
Spain
Tuscany
Tria
Europe
Luneville
Britain
Great Britain
Asia
Sweden
Reagan
B. MakeTt
London
Robert Elliot
Jonathan Lucas
Fai
Georgetown
Evans’ Patent Elevators
Theodore Gaillards
Efe
Charleston
James Dellet
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