Insurgent Privateers in Foreign Ports : Message From the President of the United States, in Answer to Resolution of the House of the 24th of February Last, in Regard to Insurgent Privateers in Foreign Ports
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Sir : By the brig Peerless, of Bermuda, which sailed on the 1st instant for New York, I had the honor to address you, reporting the arrival here, on the 30th ultimo, of the steamer Nashville, three and a half days from Charleston, bound to Liverpool.
INSURGENT PRIVATEERS IN FOREIGN PORTS. 145 While the Nashville was on her way to the dock yard, I called upon the governor of the island and informed him of the character of the vessel and her probable errand here, and requested him to order that n...o supplies should be granted to her. On the following day the vessel went into the port of St.
George, where arrangements had been made with a merchant there to supply her with six or seven hundred tons of coal. Copies of the correspondence which had passed between the governor and myself relative to this vessel accompanied my letter.
I mentioned, also, in my letter to you, that I should give to the master of the Peerless a letter addressed to the commander of any United States ship-of-war that he might meet on his passage, stating the arrival here of the Nashville, the time of her probable detention, and supposed destination.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sir : By the brig Peerless, of Bermuda, which sailed on the 1st instant for New York, I had the honor to address you, reporting the arrival here, on the 30th ultimo, of the steamer Nashville, three and a half days from Charleston, bound to Liverpool.
INSURGENT PRIVATEERS IN FOREIGN PORTS. 145 While the Nashville was on her way to the dock yard, I called upon the governor of the island and informed him of the character of the vessel and her probable errand here, and requested him to order that n...o supplies should be granted to her. On the following day the vessel went into the port of St.
George, where arrangements had been made with a merchant there to supply her with six or seven hundred tons of coal. Copies of the correspondence which had passed between the governor and myself relative to this vessel accompanied my letter.
I mentioned, also, in my letter to you, that I should give to the master of the Peerless a letter addressed to the commander of any United States ship-of-war that he might meet on his passage, stating the arrival here of the Nashville, the time of her probable detention, and supposed destination.
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