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Foreign News March 22, 1811

The Enquirer

Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia

What is this article about?

Extract from a London letter dated Jan. 12 reports British ministers deciding on orders in council amid Napoleon's refusal to repeal decrees, aiming to enforce Russian neutral rights from 1780, with England positioned to counter his oceanic designs benefiting Britain and America.

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PHILADELPHIA, March 13.

Extract of a letter dated, London Jan. 12.

"It is pretty certain, that our ministers have at length come to some determination respecting the orders in council, as there is a quick sailing vessel under immediate orders, waiting for despatches for America. It becomes every day more and more manifest, that Bonaparte does not intend to repeal his decrees, if our orders in council are rescinded; but that he intends enforcing, as far as he can, by the operation of these decrees, the Russian pretensions to establish the law of neutrals in 1780.

"Happily for Great Britain, and happily for America too, I think, England has it in her power to frustrate the designs of this consummate villain on the ocean at least."

What sub-type of article is it?

Diplomatic Economic War Report

What keywords are associated?

Orders In Council Bonaparte Decrees Russian Neutrals British Ministers Atlantic Despatches

What entities or persons were involved?

Bonaparte

Where did it happen?

London

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

London

Event Date

Jan. 12

Key Persons

Bonaparte

Outcome

england positioned to frustrate bonaparte's oceanic designs, benefiting great britain and america.

Event Details

British ministers have decided on orders in council, with a vessel awaiting despatches to America. Bonaparte intends to enforce his decrees to support Russian neutral rights from 1780 if British orders are rescinded.

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