When was it published?

August 24, 1825 in The Hillsborough Recorder

Foreign News August 24, 1825

The Hillsborough Recorder

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

President Boyer, King Of France

Q: What keywords are associated?

Hayti Independence, France Recognition, Boyer Proclamation, Royal Ordinance

Hillsboro, Orange County, North Carolina

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What is this article about?

President Boyer of Hayti issues a proclamation on July 11 announcing France's royal ordinance of April 17 recognizing Hayti's full independence, thanking citizens and soldiers, and exhorting advancement in commerce, agriculture, arts, and sciences.

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Hayti.--The New York Daily Advertiser contains a spirited proclamation from President Boyer, dated the 11th of July, and announcing the special ordinance of the king of France, dated the 17th of April last, recognizing the full and entire independence of the republic. He thanks citizens and soldiers for the steady and inflexible course they have pursued in obtaining the boon, and exhorts them to show themselves worthy of the honorable place they now occupy among the nations of the earth by extending their commerce and agriculture, and cultivating the arts and sciences.

What sub-type of article is it?

Diplomatic Political

What keywords are associated?

Hayti Independence France Recognition Boyer Proclamation Royal Ordinance

What entities or persons were involved?

President Boyer King Of France

Where did it happen?

Hayti

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Hayti

Event Date

11th Of July (Proclamation); 17th Of April Last (Ordinance)

Key Persons

President Boyer King Of France

Outcome

recognizing the full and entire independence of the republic

Event Details

The New York Daily Advertiser contains a spirited proclamation from President Boyer, dated the 11th of July, announcing the special ordinance of the king of France, dated the 17th of April last. He thanks citizens and soldiers for their steady course in obtaining independence and exhorts them to extend commerce and agriculture, and cultivate arts and sciences.