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Lord Nelson passed Gibraltar on the 22nd after the Toulon fleet entered the Atlantic, likely pursuing Admiral Villeneuve on a wrong course. British cruisers, including the Leopard, intercept American merchant ships near US shores, condemning them in Halifax. Editorial blames pusillanimous US policy under Mr. Madison.
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Gibraltar
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22d After The Toulon Fleet Entered The Atlantic Ocean
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intercepting and sending homeward bound american merchantmen to condemnation in the court of halifax
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Lord Nelson passed Gibraltar on the 22d after the Toulon fleet entered the Atlantic ocean and is probable to have steered a wrong course in pursuit of Admiral Villeneuve. The Leopard and other British cruisers are actively employed within view of US shores in intercepting homeward bound merchantmen and sending them to condemnation in Halifax. This distress and degradation is attributed to the pusillanimous policy of the US Cabinet under Mr. Madison.