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British–American Diplomacy 1782– · 49 REC
1600
British-American Diplomcay : Declaration of the Commissioner
JAYCOMN
Declaration
1600
British-American Diplomcay : Explanatory Article to Article
JAYEX2N
Treaty
1600
British-American Diplomcay : Explanatory Article to Article
JAYEX1N
Treaty
1600
George Washington : Message Regarding the Jay Treaty
GW002
Treaty
1600
George Washington : Message to the House Regarding Documents
GW003
Treaty
1600
British-American Diplomcay : Jay Treaty - Additional Article
JAYADD
Treaty
1600
British-American Diplomcay : The Jay Treaty : Hunter Miller'
JAYNOTES
Treaty
1700
The Caroline Case
BR-1842D
Document
1700
Third Note - Ashburton to Webster
BR-1842C
Treaty
1700
Second Note - Webster to Ashburton
BR-1842B
Treaty
1700
First Note - Ashburton to Webster
BR-1842A
Treaty
1700
Decision of the Commissioners under Article 4 of the Treaty
GHENTCOM
Treaty
1700
Convention Regarding Articles 6 and 7 of the Jay Treaty : Hu
JAYCONVN
Treaty
1700
The Webster-Ashburton Treaty
BR-1842
Treaty
1783
British-American Diplomcay : The Paris Peace Treaty of Septe
PARIS
Treaty
1793
British-American Diplomcay : Letter from George Hammond to J
JAYLETT2
Letter
1793
British-American Diplomcay : Letter of Jefferson to George H
JAYLETT1
Letter
1793
British-American Diplomcay : Thomas Jefferson : Letter to Mr
JEFFJAY
Letter
1794
British-American Diplomcay : The Jay Treaty
JAY
Treaty
1795
British-American Diplomcay : Instrument of Ratification - Th
JAYRAT
Treaty
1795
British-American Diplomcay : Jay Treaty : Senate Resolution
JAYRESOL
Treaty
1796
An Act Making an Appropriation Towards Defraying the Expense
1US459
Statute
1802
Convention Regarding Articles 6 and 7 of the Jay Treaty : Se
JAYCONVR
Treaty
1802
1802 - An Act Making an Appropriation for Carrying Into Effe
2US192
Statute
1802
Message to the Senate of April 8
TJ001
Message
1803
1803 - Appropriation to Carry into Effect the Treaty with Gr
2US248
Statute
1812
Provisional Agreement for the Exchange of Prisoners 11/28/18
CARTPRE
Agreement
1812
An Act to Prohibit American Vessels from Proceeding to or Tr
1812-03
Statute
1812
An Act for the Safe Keeping and Accommodation of Prisoners o
1812-02
Statute
1812
An Act Declaring War Between the United Kingdom of Great Bri
1812-01
Statute
1813
An Act to Encourage the Destruction of the Armed Vessels of
1812-04
Statute
1815
Declaration of 1815 Concerning the Convention Regulating Com
DEC1815
Declaration
1815
A Convention to Regulate the Commerce - 1815
CONV1816
Convention
1816
British-American Diplomcay : Monroe to Bagot — Monroe to Bag
BR1817LA
Document
1816
Bagot to Monroe : November 8, 1816
BR1817L9
Document
1816
British-American Diplomcay : Monroe to Bagot — Monroe to Bag
BR1817L8
Document
1816
Monroe to Bagot : November 7, 1816
BR1817L7
Document
1816
Bagot to Monroe : November 4, 1816
BR1817L6
Document
1816
Bagot to Monroe : August 13, 1816
BR1817L5
Document
1816
Monroe to Bagot : August 12, 1816
BR1817L4
Document
1816
Bagot to Monroe : August 6, 1816
BR1817L3
Document
1816
Monroe to Bagot : August 2, 1816
BR1817L2
Document
1816
Bagot to Monroe : July 26, 1816
BR1817L1
Document
1817
Hunter Miller's Notes on The Exchange of Notes 1817
BR1817N
Document
1817
Exchange of Notes 1817 : Proclamation
BR1817P
Proclamation
1817
Senate Resolution on the Exchange of Notes
BR1817R
Resolution
1818
Convention of 1818 between the United States and Great Brita
BR1818N
Convention
1821
Letter of Lord Londonderry to Richard Rush
LETT1821
Letter
n.d.
British-American Diplomacy
BRTREATY
Report
RATE
Document Type
Letter
Date
1821
Period
19th Century
Status SENT
P
Y
TRANSCRIPT // ENG · be:avalon/19th_century/lett1821

Letter of Lord Londonderry to Richard Rush

Great Britain, United States · 1821
Collection
British–American Diplomacy 1782–
Status
SENT

AUTHOR — Great Britain, United States

British-American Diplomacy

Letter of Lord Londonderry to Richard Rush : July 30, 1821

re The Death of Napoleon

The Undersigned His Majesty's principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs has the honor to acquaint Mr. Rush, that the death of Napoleon Buonaparte renders it no longer necessary to restrict the communication of foreign vessels with the Island of St. Helena, and that they are accordingly now at liberty to communicate with that Island, in the same manner and under the same regulations as applied to their intercourse with the island previous to the detention there of Napoleon Buonaparte.

Source:<br>Treaties and Other International Acts of the United States of America.<br>Edited by Hunter Miller<br>Volume 2 <br>Documents 1-40 : 1776-1818<br>Washington : Government Printing Office, 1931.

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