Map and timeline of newspaper matches for "contraband of war" OR contrabands
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Newspaper results for "contraband of war" OR contrabands

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40559 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (4588 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

  1. The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser — 1800-12-22, page 2

    … to the owners thereof. ARTICLE XIII. In order to regulate what fhall be deem ed contraband of war, there fhall be com juiied under that denomination gum-pow der, faltpetre, petards …

  2. The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser — 1801-03-18, page 4

    … this is private contraband, and has! nothing to do with public maritime law.,' Contraband of war fuppbfts an abr.d ce ment of neutral right in favor of bellige rent force ; which …

    … articles it carries to market; or in other words there ought to be no fuch things a contraband of war. One objection however may be made to this doftrine, which it is incumbent on me …

    … trail ii.j* : to all plates, carrying all articles wit;, U c •I any exception of contraband of war, and lor all perl'ons without any diUinciion of ■ belligerent- or neutral ; the …

  3. The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser — 1801-04-15, page 1

    … to the owners thereof. ARTICLE XITh In order to re ulate what Hiall be deem? .Ed contraband of war, there lhall he coinI'trifed under that denomination gun-pow j 'er, faltpetre, …

  4. The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser — 1801-05-13, page 2

    … to n.utral bottoms, denying' chat free bottoms made fr - »o I', contending that contraband of war'ou-jht to include naval as well as mili tary flores, maintain# that, ports ought …

  5. The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser — 1801-06-26, page 2

    … amicable negociation to afcertain'. •- and fix what articles ihould be confidered o contraband of war. 'j The fleet of Admiral Dickfon is in fight 1 ie in the Cattegat. Ycfferday an …

  6. The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser — 1801-09-04, page 1

    … abide by their ordinances, prohioiting all commerce in commodities deemed to be contraband of war; declares, that the fhij s of neutrals fhall fail without moleftation to the coafts …

    … belligerents; the effe&s on board thofe fhips, with the exception of goods deemed to be contraband of war, fhall be free. The right to fearch is con fined to fhips of war. Paris Journals …

  7. The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser — 1801-09-04, page 2

    … de by their ordinances, prohibit- j iitg any trade in commodities which are t ] contraband of war, with th'e erfemy againft \ vliorn one of the two poweVs makes war. The fliips …

    … oii board the lliips of neutral 2 ,powers, with the exception of fuch as are| e contraband of war. or the property of the <;hemy, fiiall be free : the raw or mauufac- t tired produce …

  8. The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser — 1801-10-30, page 2

    … OonvetJtion divides itfclf into two parts : the one afcertains what articles are contraband of war; the other determines right of featch. •' The tiilt prohibits only, "{be arms, …

  9. The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser — 1804-02-24, page 2

    … dittincA head? ; to wit : first, the lilt of article;, which Are to be con lidered as contraband of war, an-!, if taken on tb'-ir way to an enemy' to be confiscated; and, secondly, the …

    … fi 3 rate,—As o the tuft point, hot -he Treaty nnd tbe Convection declare to be contraband of war, gun-powder and falt-petre, ami all implements and in flrument.--' of war. It is …

    … ; and the nego tiators, having before enumerated tbe articles, which are always contraband of war and liable to Confiscation, now include all "other articles which arft not generally …

  10. The National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser — 1804-02-27, page 2

    … Powers, principally relating to the privileges of neutrals, the right of feaich, and contraband of war. Whatever I culties might hart arifen from thefe j SlTion*, we have had reafon …

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