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Domestic News February 25, 1803

Berkeley And Jefferson Intelligencer

Martinsburg, Berkeley County, Virginia

What is this article about?

News via ship Mars from New Orleans (left 7th ult.): US dispatch arrived; Intendant contemptuously ignored Chevalier D'Yrujo's call to restore right of deposit, acting per French instructions. Natchez parties (left 9th Jan.) and locals expect US enforcement of rights.

Merged-components note: Continuation across pages of the news report on events at New-Orleans and Natchez.

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By the Mars from New-Orleans, which she left the 7th ult. we learn that the dispatch boat from our government had reached there previous to her departure. And the Intendant so far from relaxing or regarding the recommendation of Chevalier D'Yrujo to restore the right of deposit—treated his interference with the utmost contempt, and persisted in his conduct with unabated rigor. It is further stated, that no other opinion was entertained at New-Orleans, than that the Intendant was acting from positive instructions from his Court which were considered as originating with France. That both political parties at Natchez (which he left the 9th of Jan.) were in favor of redress, and were fully persuaded with the inhabitants of New-Orleans, that the executive would enforce the restoration of our rights.

(Phil. Pap.)

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics Economic

What keywords are associated?

Right Of Deposit New Orleans Natchez Intendant Chevalier D'yrujo France Us Rights

What entities or persons were involved?

Intendant Chevalier D'yrujo

Where did it happen?

New Orleans

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

New Orleans

Event Date

7th Ult. And 9th Of Jan.

Key Persons

Intendant Chevalier D'yrujo

Outcome

intendant persisted in conduct with unabated rigor; both political parties at natchez and inhabitants of new-orleans persuaded that executive would enforce restoration of rights.

Event Details

Dispatch boat from US government reached New-Orleans before Mars departed on 7th ult. Intendant treated Chevalier D'Yrujo's recommendation to restore right of deposit with contempt and persisted in conduct. Opinion at New-Orleans that Intendant acted from instructions originating with France. Both political parties at Natchez favored redress.

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