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Foreign News April 13, 1810

The Rhode Island American, And General Advertiser

Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island

What is this article about?

A letter from Paris dated 16th instant reports French military authorities ordering confiscation of American property in St. Sebastians, despite civil hopes for change; similar measures in Naples per letters of the 1st. Labeled as French perfidy. (From London, Jan 23.)

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FRENCH PERFIDY

Extract of a letter from London, January 23, [Evening.]

"On 'Change, I received a letter from Paris, (of the 16th instant,) which says, "Whilst the civil authorities gave us hopes of a favourable change, the military authorities were giving orders to confiscate American property at St. Sebastians;--and by letters from Naples, of the 1st, we find that similar measures were taking there."

Thus a new and shameful instance of French perfidy is added to the list, already almost infinite.

What sub-type of article is it?

Diplomatic Economic

What keywords are associated?

French Perfidy American Property Confiscation St Sebastians Naples Military Orders

Where did it happen?

St. Sebastians And Naples

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

St. Sebastians And Naples

Event Date

16th Instant (Paris Letter); 1st (Naples Letters)

Outcome

confiscation of american property

Event Details

Whilst the civil authorities gave us hopes of a favourable change, the military authorities were giving orders to confiscate American property at St. Sebastians; and by letters from Naples, of the 1st, we find that similar measures were taking there. Described as a new instance of French perfidy.

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