State Papers and Publick Documents of the United States from the Accession ...

Letter from Messrs. Monroe and Pinkney to Mr. Madison,
Oct. 22, 1807, enclosing an act of parliament relative to
intercourse between the United States and British North

American colonies; and negotiation with Mr. Canning

140

Letter from Mr. Monroe to Mr. Madison, Richmond, Feb:

28, 1808, explanatory of his views of treaty with Great

Britain

Extract of a letter from Gen. Armstrong to Mr. Monroe,

dated Paris, July 1807, relative to captures by French

privateers

Correspondence between Regnier, Champagny, and general

Armstrong, Sept. and Oct. 1807, relative to the Berlin

decree

Correspondence of general Armstrong relative to the case of

the Horizon, November 1807

Copy of Milan decree, Nov. 11, 1807

Message transmitting report of secretary of state, relative

to dates of certain letters referred to in letter from gene-

ral Armstrong, April 1, 1808

Message transmitting a letter from M. Champagny, and

another from Mr. Erskine, April 2, 1808

Report of committee to whom was referred correspondence
between Mr. Monroe and Mr. Canning, &c. April 16,
1808

Message opening Congress, Nov. 8, 1808

215

Documents accompanying above message; correspondence

between Mr. Madison and general Armstrong, relative to

Berlin decree and French depredations.

Letter from general Armstrong to Mr Madison, November

1807, relative to French decree in the case of the Horizon 240

General Armstrong to M. Champagny, Nov. 12, 1807, re-

lative to Horizon

241

M. Champagny to Mr. Armstrong, Nov. 24, 1807

General Armstrong to Mr. Madison, April 1808, enclosing

formal remonstrance against French decrees, and corres-

pondence about them

249

251

Mr. Madison to Mr. Pinkney, Dec. 23, 1807, enclosing

copy of embargo law

260

Same to same, March 1808, enclosing commission to Mr.

Pinkney as successor to Mr. Monroe

262

Same to same, April and July, 1808, enclosing correspon-

dence with Mr. Rose, and comments

263

Mr. Pinkney to Mr. Madison, Feb. 1808, relative to tran.

sit duty on cotton, &c.

Mr. Canning to Mr. Pinkney, Feb. 1808, proposing an

option between a transit duty and prohibition

Letter from Mr. Pinkney to Mr. Madison, enclosing notifi-

cation of blockade of Zealand, May 1808

Letters from Mr. Pinkney to Mr. Madison, June, August,

and Sept. 1808, about negotiations

Mr. Pinkney to Mr. Canning, Aug. 23, 1808, proposing to

suspend embargo on condition of repealing orders in

council

Mr. Canning to Mr. Pinkney, Sept. 23, 1808, in answer to

Correspondence between Mr. Erskine and Mr. Madison,

March 1807

293

Col. Lear to secretary of state, March 1808, relative to de-

mand by dey of Algiers

Message transmitting copies of all acts, decrees, orders and

310

proclamations affecting neutral rights, since 1791.-Dec.
23, 1808

315

British orders, blockades, &c. from March 1793, to Oct.
1808

319

French decrees, &c. from May 1793, to April 1808

382

Message communicating further correspondence between

Mr. Canning and Mr. Pinkney, Jan. 30, 1809

Inaugural address of President Madison

Message, first session of eleventh Congress, May 23, 1809 457.

Documents accompanying above message, relative to ar-

rangement for repeal of orders in council

461

Message, June 15, 1809, communicating correspondence

between Mr Pinkney and Mr. Canning; and Mr. Erskine

and Mr. Smith

467

Message at opening second session of eleventh Congress,

Nov. 29,
1809

475

Documents accompanying above message, relative to Ers.

kine's arrangement

British orders in council relative to trade exposed by the

rejection of Erskine's arrangement, May 24, 1809

Explanations between Mr. Smith and Mr. Erskine

Explanations between Mr. Gallatin and Mr. Erskine

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