The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-27

that the latter gentleman had received no in
struc,ions from Great Britain relative to the
repeal Of the orders, &c.
2l-Mr. Fosters reply to the above, re-
peating the threat Of retaliation.
22--Letter from Mr.. Morier to Mr.. Mon
roe, dated at Baltimore, June 90, enclosing
Capt. bingham's despatch TO Admiral Saw
yer, on the affair of the President and Little
Belt.
2s--Reply Of Mr.. Monroe, June 2s, ac-
knowIedginy the receipt OF the above docu-
ment, and expressing hope that the affair
might be amicably settled.
24--I.c,tcr from Mr.. Foster to Mr.. Mon
roe, Jelly 3, demanding an examination into
the conduct Of Com. Rodgers, s. in wsntonly
attacking and slaughtering the seamen OF his
Britannick Majesty, and insulting his flag"
and asking the goverument 10 say whether
Commodore Rodgers had received insfruc-
tions to attack any Of the ships Of war OF q.
Britain. ..t
2s--Mr. Monroe's reply, July ls, in which
he states, that no prrticular orders had been
given 10 Commodore Rodgers, which could
have led to the encounter Of the President
with the British sloop, but that It grew out
OF circumstances which occurreda at the ume.
26--Mr. Foster to MIR. Monroe, July 2es
complaining again Of the conduct of Com.
Rodgers, and intimating, that il would pro.
duce the effect of suspendins the offers
which he had been instructed to make, Of re-.
paration for the attack upon the Chesapeake.
27--Mr. Foster to Mr.. Monroe, Phila-
delphia Sept. A." communicating certain
dispatches from Great Britain respecting the
affair of the Little Belt, and demanding a dis,
avowal on the part of our government, Of the
conduct OF Com. Rodgers, and reparation tor
the same the demand being founded on his
instructions from the British government!
2s--Mr. Monroe to Mr.. Foster, Sept. Is,
rejecting the demand Of the latter, affirming
the conduct Of Capt Bingham to be hostile
aggression upon tht United States. "a =
2e--Mr Monroe to Mr.. Foster, Oct. ~
enclosing the proceeding Of the court df c1-
ouiry on the condtct of CON- Rodgers, and
repeating that the President considered capt.
Bingh gham TO have committed hostile attack
upon our rights.
so-Reply(of Mr.. Foster, Oct. ~, ac'
,knowledging the above communications, and
saying he would transmit il forthwith to his
government.
3i-Mr. Foster to Mr.. Monroe, July 2,
reproaching our government for the military
occupation Of West Florida, and presenting
gainst that act. NJ the Prince Regent a.
sa7Mr: Monroe to Mr.. Foster, july II,
Msc'A'mleg the right Of Great Britain 10 in.
.s.,ero M w,sn any Question relating to Florida.
".srIS "c reproach attempted, to, Ice
IT, iii. ser essa sss7ss s''|ss sss s addsaSs
which led 10 the possession of Florida, and
ttlrit Would be a subject Of negotiation a,
spon as. the Spanish government should be
ftiled. The United States wanted no ntw
ttle to Florida |; they already had right to it.
33--Extract from Mr.. Pinkney to the Sc
tretary OF State, "Cowcs, July z" enclosing: !
s4--A despatch from Mr. Russell, at Par.
IS, Dec. !, 1910, on the repeal Of the French !
edic,s.
35--A despatch from the same, Dec. IL,
1910, on the same subject.
36--A despatch from the same, Dec, az,
stating the seizure Of an American vessel by
Francs for having contraband article on board. |
37--A despatch from the same mentioning |
the capture OF two or shree American vessels,
which did not come within the edicts of France.
3s--A despatch from the same, Dec. 30,
stating that gentleman bad waited upon rim
from the duke OF Cadore, and informed hin,
OF the release Of the Grace. Ann Green,which
was proof positive Of the revocation of the
Berlin and Milan edicts. /
$40, and 4l--Extracts from Mr.. Pink. 1
,ey 10 tho Secretary Of State, dated ut LIN
ION In March last, giving an account of his
audience of leave with the Prince, and ex.
PRESSING his opinion, that the British cabinet !
we're hostilciy disposed towards US, and ongh.
o be resisted.
42-.Private letter from Marquis Welles.
ey to Mr.. Pinkney, Feb. 5, explaining the
motives OF delaying in sending an Envoy 70
ne United Stetes, and making more profess
ions Of friendship.
4s--Mr. Pinkney in answer, unimportant.
44-Mr. Pinkney to Mr.. Smith, Febos4, 4
nciosing q letter TO Lord Wellesley.
4s-Mr. Pinkney to Lord Wellesley, Feb.