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Alexandria Daily Gazette, Commercial & Political
Alexandria, Virginia
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A June 14 letter from France reports no new general measures on American commerce, predicting continued restrictions on arriving vessels. The French foreign minister's letter releases vessels arrived after Nov. 2 as a special act, but warns future ones may still be provisionally sequestered, with no new commerce regulations.
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"No general measure has yet been adopted respecting American commerce;—therefore vessels which hereafter arrive will probably be subjected to the same tedious formalities and restrictions as have been experienced by those which have arrived since November."
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The letter of the French minister of foreign affairs, which announces the release of American vessels which arrived in France subsequent to Nov. 2—mentions it as a special act, and does not say that vessels, even under the same favorable circumstances, which should subsequently arrive, would not be PROVISIONALLY SEQUESTERED. There is NO NEW REGULATION OF COMMERCE IN FRANCE.—ibid.
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France
Event Date
June 14
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release of american vessels arrived after nov. 2 as special act; no new commerce regulation; future vessels may be provisionally sequestered
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Letter from France indicates no general measure adopted for American commerce, so arriving vessels face same restrictions as since November. French minister's letter announces release of post-Nov. 2 arrivals as special act, without guaranteeing future ones; no new regulation in France.