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A Century of Lawmaking for a New Nation: U.S. Congressional Documents and Debates, 1774-1875

American State Papers --TABLE OF CONTENTS. FOREIGN RELATIONS....VOLUME II.

American State Papers [Foreign Relations: Volume 2] : Index
TABLE OF CONTENTS. FOREIGN RELATIONS....VOLUME II.

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[For the Index, see the close of the Volume.]

GREAT BRITAIN.
• No.
• ... Page.
• 125 Message, transmitting a report of the Secretary of State, showing the depredations upon the commerce of the United States committed by Great Britain, France, and Spain, 1797, June 22, ... 28
• 130 Message, communicating two acts of the British Parliament, to carry into execution the treaty of 1794, with other papers showing the commercial policy of Great Britain, 1798, Feb. 3, ... 103
• 132 Message, communicating a report of the Secretary of State, showing the sums recovered under the treaty of 1794, by citizens of the United States, for illegal captures, 1798, Feb. 19, ... 119
• 164 Message, transmitting a report of the Secretary of State, on the depredations committed by the vessels of Great Britain on the commerce of the United States, 1801, Feb. 27, ... 345
• 171 Message, communicating a convention made with Great Britain, by which a gross sum was substituted for the indemnity to British creditors stipulated by the treaty of 1794, with the instructions and correspondence relating to it, 1802, March 29, ... 382
• 181 Documents, relating to commerce, seizures, blockades, impressments, and Maryland Bank stock, connected with the negotiations with Great Britain, 1800 to 1803, ... 486
• 183 Message, transmitting a convention with Great Britain, relating to the northeastern and northwestern boundaries of the United States, together with documents relating thereto, [This convention was not consummated.] 1803, Oct. 24, ... 584
• 188 Message, transmitting a report of the Secretary of State, relative to complaints, by Great Britain and France, against the arming of merchant ships and vessels of the United States, 1805, Jan. 31, ... 606
• 194 Message, transmitting a report of the Secretary of State, with memorials of merchants and others, on the subject of interpolations in the law of nations, by decrees of France, and orders in council of Great Britain, causing extensive injury to the lawful commerce of the United States, 1806, Jan. 17, ... 727
• 200 Report of the Secretary of State, respecting the claim of Ira Allen upon the British Government, and the result of an application for its liquidation, made by the Government of the United States, 1806, April 17, ... 800
• 202 Message, communicating to Congress the prospect ot a favorable termination of the pending negotiation with Great Britain, and recommending suspension of the act prohibiting certain importations, 1806, Dec. 3, ... 801
• 203 Message, transmitting letters from the ministers of the United States in London, and from the minister of the United States in Paris; the former notifying the conclusion of a treaty with Great Britain, the latter a favorable construction of a decree of France, 1807, Feb. 19, ... 805

FRANCE.
• 121 Message, transmitting the correspondence of Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, who was commissioned, but not received, as American minister at the court of France; letters of John Q. Adams, American minister at the Hague; and notes between the Spanish minister and the Secretary of State, tending to show the dissatisfaction of France, Spain, and the Batavian republic, at the conclusion of the treaty with Great Britain, 1797, May 17, ... 5
• 123 Message, nominating Messrs. Pinckney, Davie, and Marshall, envoys extraordinary to France, 1797, May 31, ... 19
• 125 Message, transmitting a report of the Secretary of State, on the depredations committed on the commerce of the United States, under the authority of France and other Powers, 1797, June 22, ... 28
• 131 Message, transmitting communications from the Governor of South Carolina, showing the continued captures and outrages committed by the privateers of France, 1798, Feb. 5, ... 116
• 136 Message, communicating a message of the Directory, and a decree of the council of five hundred, declaring neutral vessels laden with English merchandise good prize, 1798, March 5, ... 150
• 137 Message, that the recent despatches from the American ministers in Paris give no encouragement to anticipate a favorable termination of the negotiation, and recommending energetic, offensive, and defensive measures, 1798, March 19, ... 152
• 160 Report of a committee, proposing additional legislative enactments to enforce more effectually the suspension of commercial intercourse with France, 1800, Feb. 14, ... 285
• 163 Messages, transmitting a convention concluded with France, and the journal and correspondence of the envoys of the United States, 1800, Dec. 15, ... 295
• 167 Message, transmitting an estimate of the expenses attending the execution of the convention with France of September 30, 1801, 1802, Jan. 12, ... 365
• 168 Message, transmitting the instructions issued by the Department of State to the private armed vessels of the United States, 1802, Jan. 25, ... 365
• 172 Message, transmitting documents respecting the re-delivery of the Berceau, and the expenses incurred in refitting her, 1802, April 15, ... 428
• 174 Report of a committee on the memorials of merchants and others, praying indemnity for the depredations committed by French cruisers on their vessels and merchandise, during the late European war, 1802, April 22, ... 459

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• 178 Message, nominating Robert R. Livingston minister plenipotentiary, and James Monroe minister extraordinary and plenipotentiary, to the court of France, for the purpose of enlarging, and more effectually securing, the rights and interests of the United States in the river Mississippi, and in the territories eastward thereof, 1803, Jan. 11, ... 475
• 182 Message, transmitting conventions with France for the cession of Louisiana, and the liquidation of certain claims of American citizens; together with documents connected therewith, 1803, Oct. 21, ... 506
• 138 Report on the violation of the sovereignty of the United States by the French privateer La Vertitude, 1798, March 26, ... 152
• 139 Message, transmitting instructions to, and despatches from, the American envoys to the French republic, 1798, April 3, ... 153
• 140 Message, transmitting all the communications from the envoys of the United States, made since the preceding message, 1798, May 4, ... 169
• 149 Report of the Secretary of State on the transactions with France, being a review of the points in controversy, and the course of the negotiation, 1799, Jan. 21, ... 229
• 150 Message, transmitting an edict of the Executive Directory, 1799, Jan. 28, ... 238
• 151 Message, touching the suspension of an edict of the Executive Directory, 1799, Feb. 15, ... 238
• 152 Message, transmitting a letter from Mr. Talleyrand, Minister of Exterior Relations, inviting the appointment of envoys to France, 1799, Feb. 18, ... 239
• 153 Message, nominating Oliver Ellsworth, Patrick Henry, and William Vans Murray, envoys,to France, 1799, Feb. 25, ... 240
• 154 Message, transmitting documents concerning the commerce with St. Domingo, and the proposed mission to France, 1799, Dec. 5, ... 240
• 160 Report of a committee on the expediency of additional provisions to enforce the suspension of commercial intercourse between the United States and France, 1800, Feb. 14, ... 285
• 188 Message, relative to complaints by Great Britain and France against arming the merchant ships and vessels of the United States, 1805, Feb. 1, ... 606
• 193 Message, transmitting documents relating to complaints by the Government of France against the commerce carried on by the citizens of the United States with the French island of St. Domingo, 1806, Jan. 10, ... 725
• 194 Message, transmitting a report of the Secretary of State, and memorials of merchants and others, on the subject of interpolations in the law of nations, by decrees of France and orders in council of Great Britain, whereby extensive injury is inflicted on the lawful commerce of the United States, 1806, Jan. 17, ... 727
• 196 Message, with papers relating to the ship New Jersey, captured by a French privateer, and for which indemnification was claimed by the owners, 1806, March 5, ... 774

SPAIN.
• 121 Message, transmitting the correspondence between the Spanish minister and the Secretary of State relating to the treaty recently concluded with Great Britain, 1797, May 17, ... 5
• 124 Message, with papers relating thereto, showing the obstacles which have impeded the running of the boundary line between the territory of Spain and that of the United States, 1797, June 12, ... 20
• 125 Message, showing the depredations of Spain upon American commerce, 1797, June 22, ... 28
• 127 Message, critical relations with Spain; her depredations on American commerce continue; boundary unadjusted, 1797, July 3, ... 66
• 129 Message, communicating a report of the Secretary of State, and his correspondence with the minister of Spain on the subjects of unadjusted boundary, navigation of the Mississippi, and the provisions of the treaty with Great Britain, 1798, Jan. 23, ... 78
• 173 Message, transmitting a report of the Secretary of State relative to spoliations committed on the commerce of the United States under Spanish authority, 1802, April 20, ... 440
• 176 Message, transmitting documents respecting, the prohibition, by the authorities of Spain, to land American produce at New Orleans--a right secured by treaty, 1802, Dec. 22, ... 469
• 179 Message, transmitting a convention with Spain for the partial liquidation of the claims of American citizens for spoliations, together with explanatory documents, 1803, Jan. 11, ... 475
• 187 Message, communicating additional correspondence respecting the unratified convention with Spain, and the indemnities claimed for spoliations, 1803, Dec. 21, ... 596
• 190 Message, transmitting a correspondence terminating a special mission to Spain, in which the subjects of indemnities and boundaries were fully discussed, but without producing a beneficial result, 1805, Dec. 6, ... 613
• 191 Message, with papers relating to the continued depredation of Spain upon the commerce of the United States, and to new indignities by hostile aggressions within their acknowledged territory, 1805, Dec. 10, ... 669
• 198 Message, communicating information of the advance of Spanish forces into the territory of the United States, and recommending adequate provision for the security of the frontiers, 1806, March 19, ... 798
• 201 Papers accompanying the President's message, respecting the conflicting claims of Spain and the United States on the subject of the eastern boundary of Louisiana, and the advance of Spanish troops into the territory of the United States, 1806, Dec. 2, ... 801

PRUSSIA.
• 155 Message, transmitting a treaty with Prussia, and the correspondence relating to it, 1799, Dec. 6, ... 244

DENMARK.
• 180 Message, transmitting a report of the Secretary of State in the case of the Danish brigantine Hendrick, which vessel had been taken by a French privateer, retaken by an armed vessel of the United States, and adjudged to be neutral, 1803, Feb. 23, ... 483
• 189 Message, communicating the claim of the Danish Government for restitution on account of the brigantine Hendrick, 1805, Feb. 5, ... 609

ALGIERS.
• 126 Message, recommending a compliance with the request of the Dey of Algiers to be supplied with two American built vessels, 1797, June 23, ... 65

MOROCCO.
• 184 Message, with documents, communicating the capture of an American merchant vessel by an armed ship of the Emperor of Morocco, and the recapture of the prize by a frigate of the United States, 1803, Nov. 4, ... 591
• 185 Message, that the act of hostility committed by a Moorish vessel has been disavowed by the Emperor, 1803, Dec. 5, ... 592

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TRIPOLI.
• 122 Message, transmitting a treaty with Tripoli, 1797, May 26, ... 18
• 175 Message, transmitting documents showing the expediency of a naval force to restrain the cruisers of Tripoli, and explanatory of the state of other Barbary Powers, 1802, Dec. 15, ... 461
• 192 Message, transmitting a treaty of peace and amity concluded with Tripoli, with papers showing the origin, nature, and termination of the agreement between the United States and the ex-Bashaw of Tripoli, Hamet Caramalli, 1805, 1806, 1807, ... 695

TUNIS.
• 133 Message, communicating a treaty with Tunis, and documents explanatory, 1798, Feb. 21, ... 123
• 157 Message, communicating the result of a negotiation with Tunis, and the modification of the fourteenth article of a former treaty, 1799, Dec. 13, ... 281
• 199 Message, communicating a demand by the Bey of Tunis of restitution of the value of a cruiser and two vessels, which were captured when attempting, after warning, to enter the blockaded port of Tripoli, 1806, April 14, ... 799

BARBARY POWERS.
• 165 Documents, accompanying the President's message, showing the expediency of an additional naval force in the Mediterranean, to restrain or prevent the piratical depredations of the Barbary Powers, 1801, Dec. 8, ... 347

MISCELLANEOUS.
• 128 Report of a committee [H. R.] on the expediency of regulating the arming of merchant vessels., 1797, Dec. 26, ... 77
• 134 Report of a committee on the treaty concluded with the Bey of Tunis, 1798, Feb. 28, ... 126
• 135 Report of the Secretary of State on impressed American seamen, 1798, March 1, ... 126
• 156 Report of the Secretary of State on impressed seamen , 1799, Dec. 11, ... 269
• 161 Report of a committee on the expediency of reducing certain expenditures of the "diplomatic department," 1800, May 5, ... 286
• 162 Report of the Secretary of State on impressed American seamen, 1800, Dec. 12, ... 292
• 166 Message, transmitting an abstract of impressed seamen, 1801, Dec. 14, ... 361
• 169 Message, transmitting copies of accounts showing the expenses incurred in transactions with the Barbary Powers, 1802, Feb. 16, ... 368
• 170 Message, transmitting recent letters from the American consuls at Gibraltar and Algiers, 1802, March 1, ... 381
• 171 Document, showing the amount and description of British claims against American debtors, under the 6th article of the treaty of 1794, 1802, April 8, ... 427
• 177 Report of the Secretary of State, on impressed American seamen, 1802, Dec. 24, ... 471
• 186 Message, with a report of the Secretary of State, containing a specification of cases of impressment of seamen in the service of the United States by the agents of foreign nations, 1803, Dec. 5, ... 593
• 195 Report of a committee on the memorial of Peter Landais, 1806, Feb. 11, ... 773
• 197 Report of the Secretary of State, on impressed American seamen, 1806, March 5, ... 776

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