When was it published?

June 2, 1830 in The Arkansas Advocate

Foreign News June 2, 1830

The Arkansas Advocate

Q: What keywords are associated?

London Letter, Colonial Trade, Negotiation Close, Mr Mclane, British Government

Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas

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What is this article about?

Letter from London dated April 2 reports closure of US-British negotiations on reopening colonial trade; British deem US Minister McLane's arguments insufficient. Received in NY via St. Andrews on April 17.

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Important from England. The N. Y. Gazette informs us that a letter was received in that city by a mercantile house, dated in London on the 2d April. It was received via St. Andrews, at which place, the vessel bringing it arrived on the 17th April, in a passage of fourteen days. The object of the letter is to communicate intelligence of the close of the negociation between our Minister and the British Government respecting the colonial Trade—the latter having signified to Mr. McLane that his arguments were insufficient to render the re-opening of that trade expedient.

What sub-type of article is it?

Diplomatic Trade Or Commerce

What keywords are associated?

London Letter Colonial Trade Negotiation Close Mr Mclane British Government

What entities or persons were involved?

Mr. Mclane

Where did it happen?

London

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

London

Event Date

2d April

Key Persons

Mr. Mclane

Outcome

close of the negociation between our minister and the british government respecting the colonial trade—the latter having signified to mr. mclane that his arguments were insufficient to render the re-opening of that trade expedient

Event Details

A letter dated in London on the 2d April was received in New York via St. Andrews, where the vessel arrived on the 17th April after a fourteen-day passage. The letter communicates intelligence of the close of the negotiation between the US Minister and the British Government on the colonial trade.