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Domestic News May 4, 1811

Alexandria Daily Gazette, Commercial & Political

Alexandria, Virginia

What is this article about?

The Aurora reports French newspapers up to March 10 showing daily arrivals and departures of American vessels in French ports. Commentary questions the fate of departing vessels, suggesting they were likely burnt or sunk by British orders in council.

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From the U. States Gazette.

The Aurora announces the receipt of several files of French Newspapers down to the 10th of March. "The papers," it is stated, "exhibit, in the ordinary shipping news, the daily entrance and the daily departure of American vessels." The owners and underwriters, I am sure, would be very much obliged to the Aurora if he would inform them what has become of all those vessels which were departing in such numbers. In all probability they were burnt or sunk under the British orders in council, as soon as they had left the ports of France.

What sub-type of article is it?

Shipping Economic

What keywords are associated?

American Vessels French Ports British Orders In Council Shipping News

What entities or persons were involved?

Aurora

Domestic News Details

Event Date

10th Of March

Key Persons

Aurora

Outcome

implied burning or sinking of american vessels under british orders in council

Event Details

Aurora announces French newspapers up to March 10 exhibiting daily entrance and departure of American vessels in shipping news. Sarcastic query on fate of departing vessels, suggesting destruction by British policies after leaving French ports.

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