Man named Gibson jailed for piracy in Nassau
Augustus 21 report states Gibson was committed to gaol on piracy charges after cruising without a commission in a felucca posing as a tender to the Echo and later to his majesty's ship. For four months they supplied themselves by forcing American vessels to provide provisions and draughts from Jamaica agents.
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Gibson
Jamaica
New York Frigate Boston Ships Envoy to France
Last evening envoy Livingston and his suite boarded the United States frigate Boston as a salute was fired. The frigate is unmoored and will sail this morning for France.
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Livingston
Suite
United States
Bostong
Franice
Arrival of the United States squadron to Gibraltar Bay
An officer aboard the ship President reports the squadron's 30 day voyage from the United States to Gibraltar Bay on July 31 1801. He notes cordial relations with the garrison, hopes for harmony with Algiers, and a disrupted relation with Tripoli as its consul Cathcart is dismissed. He cannot foresee trade security but remains hopeful.
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Am Ofacer
United States
President
Gibraltar Bay
Algiers
Tripoli
Cathcart
Hip
Tunis Bay
Coast of
Barbary
Gibraltar
America
Essex
Tunis
Philadelphia
Bay of
O’brien
Grand Signier
Porte
Ahich
Hasan Bashaw
Algiers Bay
France
Eaton
Leghorn
Beytafe
Torben
Georgetown
Indian Town
Nathaniel Snow
Pee Dee
Benjamin Screven
US Frigates in Barbary Talks and Algiers Mission
The narrative describes a naval squadron cruising the Mediterranean including the Essex and Philadelphia near Cadiz Tunis and Algiers. It notes relations with the Dey of Algiers the Bey of Tunis and Tripoli and reports consul interactions and ongoing tribute payments amid unrest with Barbary powers.
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