[2] *Mr. Monroe, Secretary of State, to the collector of Charleston. Department of State,September 19, 1811. Sir: Having been recently informed that a British ship, a prize to the French…
Mr. Monroe, Secretary of State, to Mr. Steele, collector. Department of State,July 18, 1811. Sir: There is some reason to apprehend that the owners of the French privateer, the Diligence,…
[166] *Part X: Remarks in conclusion. [undated.] Part X.—Concluding remarks. Her Britannic Majesty’s government has now stated, for the information of the arbitrators, the principal facts which it believes to…
[163] *Part IX: Recapitulation of facts previously stated. [undated.] The statements of fact which have been placed before the arbitrators may be recapitulated as follows: Part IX.—Recapitulation. Of the four…
[136] *Part VIII: Statement of facts relative to the Shenandoah. [undated.] Part VIII.—The Shenandoah. On the 12th November, 1804, Earl Russell received from Her Britannic Majesty’s consul at Teneriffe a…
[120] Part VII: Statement of facts relative to the Georgia. [undated.] Part VII.—The Georgia. On the 8th April, 1863, Mr. Adams addressed to Earl Russell a note respecting a steam-vessel,…
[81] *Part VI: Statement of facts relative to the Alabama. [undated.] On the 24th June, 1862, Earl Russell received from Mr. Adams the following note with an inclosure: Mr. Adams…
[53] *Part V: Statement of facts relative to the Florida. [undated.] Part V.—The Florida. On the 19th February, 1862, Earl Russell received from Mr. Adams the following note and inclosure:…
[51] *Part IV: Considerations proper to be kept in view by the Arbitrators in reference to the cases of the Florida, Alabama, Georgia, and Shenandoah. [undated.] Part IV..—Introductory statement. In…
[23] *Part III: Statement on International Rights and Duties; on the powers which were possessed by Her Britannic Majesty’s Government of preventing unlawful equipments, and the manner and circumstances in…