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Foreign News April 24, 1802

Alexandria Advertiser And Commercial Intelligencer

Alexandria, Virginia

What is this article about?

Extract of letter from American vessel captain in Tunis dated Jan 22, 1802: Consul Eaton departed for Leghorn on frigate Washington; Philadelphia frigate's doctor acts as charge d'affaires. Markets dull due to European peace; no Tripolitan corsairs active; Philadelphia frigate positioned off Tripoli.

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Extract of a letter from the captain of an American vessel at Tunis to his owners in this city, dated January 22, 1802.
"On my arrival here I found Mr. EATON, the American Consul, was gone to Leghorn in the frigate Washington, and the Doctor of the Philadelphia frigate is left here as charge d'affaires. Markets at present are very dull, owing to the peace in Europe. We have nothing to fear from the Tripolitans, as they have not at this time a corsair at sea. The Philadelphia frigate is stationed off the port of Tripoli."

What sub-type of article is it?

Naval Affairs Diplomatic Economic

What keywords are associated?

Tunis American Consul Eaton Philadelphia Frigate Tripolitans Corsairs Markets European Peace

What entities or persons were involved?

Mr. Eaton Doctor Of The Philadelphia Frigate

Where did it happen?

Tunis

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Tunis

Event Date

January 22, 1802

Key Persons

Mr. Eaton Doctor Of The Philadelphia Frigate

Outcome

markets dull owing to peace in europe; no tripolitan corsairs at sea; philadelphia frigate stationed off tripoli

Event Details

Captain of American vessel reports arrival in Tunis finding Consul Eaton gone to Leghorn in frigate Washington with Doctor of Philadelphia frigate left as charge d'affaires. No fear from Tripolitans due to lack of corsairs at sea.

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