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Foreign News
September 27, 1806
Virginia Argus
Richmond, Virginia
What is this article about?
Letter from American consul at Nantz dated August 1st reports that preliminaries of peace between England and France have been signed, permitting neutral vessels to clear for British ports.
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BALTIMORE. Sept. 22.
The Editors of the Federal Gazette were this morning favored with the following article, which, considering the official channel thro' which it is derived, they view as highly authentic, and as putting the question of peace between England and France beyond all doubt :
By a letter from the American consul at Nantz, dated August 1st, it is stated, that the preliminaries of Peace between England and France had been signed, and as a consequence, that all neutral vessels were permitted to clear out for British ports.
The Editors of the Federal Gazette were this morning favored with the following article, which, considering the official channel thro' which it is derived, they view as highly authentic, and as putting the question of peace between England and France beyond all doubt :
By a letter from the American consul at Nantz, dated August 1st, it is stated, that the preliminaries of Peace between England and France had been signed, and as a consequence, that all neutral vessels were permitted to clear out for British ports.
What sub-type of article is it?
Diplomatic
Trade Or Commerce
What keywords are associated?
England France Peace
Preliminaries Signed
Neutral Vessels
British Ports
Where did it happen?
Nantz
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Nantz
Event Date
August 1st
Outcome
preliminaries of peace signed; neutral vessels permitted to clear out for british ports.
Event Details
A letter from the American consul at Nantz dated August 1st states that the preliminaries of peace between England and France had been signed, with the consequence that all neutral vessels were permitted to clear out for British ports.