[Documents Concerning Foreign and Government Topics]

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Documents concerning numerous topics relating to Spanish foreign affairs involving Napoleon, tax regulations, commerce in New Spain, arrest warrants, and regal/viceregal decrees. One document refers to a proclamation of James Madison against rebels invading Spanish territories.

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[60] p. ; 31 cm.

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Creator: Unknown. {1815..1816}.

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Documents concerning numerous topics relating to Spanish foreign affairs involving Napoleon, tax regulations, commerce in New Spain, arrest warrants, and regal/viceregal decrees. One document refers to a proclamation of James Madison against rebels invading Spanish territories.

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[60] p. ; 31 cm.

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Additional information: "Provenance: Aguayo; Date: Oct 31, 1815; From: Juan Echeandía; Content: information on Napoleon's activities received."

Additional information: "Provenance: Mexico City; Date: Sept 25, 1815; From: Viceroy Calleja; Content: On the activities of Napoleon Bonaparte."

Additional information: "Provenance: Monterrey/Aguayo; Date: Aug 30, 1815/Nov 11,1815; From: Joaquin de Arredondo/Juan Echeondia; Content: All "sedicious" literature is to be turned to authorities. Rewards for the those who comply."

Additional information: "Provenance: Monterrey/Aguayo; Date: Aug 30, 1815/Nov 11,1815; From: Joaquin de Arredondo/Juan Echeondia; Content: regulations for employer - employee relationships for domestic service."

Additional information: "Provenance: Aguayo; Date: Jan 8, 1816; From: Juan Echeandía; Content: cites a proclamation of James Madison, U.S. President, against rebels arming an expedition in Louisiana to invade Spanish territories."

Additional information: "Provenance: Mexico City/Aguayo; Date: Sept 23, 1815/Jan 17,1816; From: Viceroy Calleja/Juan Echeandía; Content: regulations concerning unclaimed/unused land."

Additional information: "Provenance: Monterrey/Aguayo; Date: Nov 3, 1815; From: Joaquín Arredando/Juan Echeandía; Content: decree of Viceroy Calleja about contributing to the war effort."

Additional information: "Provenance: Monterrey/Aguayo; Date: Nov 3, 1815; From: Joaquín Arredando/Juan Echeandía; Content: decree of Viceroy Calleja about contributing to the war effort."

Additional information: "Provenance: Monterrey/Aguayo; Date: Feb 16, 1816/Mar 13, 1816; From: Joaquín Arredando/Juan Echeandía; Content: regulations concerning tobacco."

Additional information: "Provenance: Aguayo; Date: Mar 13, 1816; From: Juan Echeandía; Content: royal decree to celebrate March 24, the day on which the king regained his freedom."

Additional information: "Provenance: Mexico City; Date: Dec 22, 1815; From: Viceroy F. Calleja; Content: indult of king on rebels; conditions for granting, etc."

Additional information: "Provenance: Aguayo; Date: April 15, 1816; From: Juan Echeandía; Content: notification of reestablishment of Jesuits."

Additional information: "Provenance: Madrid? ("Palacio"); Date: May 29, 1815; From: The King; Content: on reestablishment of the Jesuits in the Spanish dominions."

Additional information: "Provenance: Mexico City/Aguayo; Date: Mar 29, 1816; From: Viceroy Calleja/Juan Echeandía; Content: Honors given to members of the Council of the Indies."

Additional information: "Provenance: Aguayo; Date: Mar 20, 1816; From: Juan Echeandía; Content: on lands/goods in abeyance."

Additional information: "Provenance: Aguayo; Date: Jun 1, 1816; Content: Form for reporting lands/goods in abeyance."

Additional information: "Provenance: Mexico City; Date: Dec 14, 1815; From: Viceroy Calleja; Content: Establishes a lottery."

Additional information: "Provenance: Aguayo; Date: Dec 24, 1815; From: Viceroy Calleja; Content: Rules/regulations for establishing a national lottery."

Additional information: "Provenance: Aguayo; Date: June 26, 1816; From: Juan Echeandía; Content: procedures for handling criminal cases."

Additional information: "Provenance: Mexico City/Aguayo; Date: May 11, 1816/June 20, 1816; From: Viceroy Calleja/Juan Echeandía; Content: indult from King; arrest for lesser crimes."

Additional information: "Provenance: San Luis Potoci/Aguayo; Date: Aug 2, 1816; From: Intendent/Juan Echeandía; Content:exhorts compliance with rules on tobacco."

Additional information: "Provenance: Monterrey/Aguayo; Date: Mar. 19, 1816/May 15, 1816; From: Joaquín Arredondo,/J. Echeandía; Content:lists places exempt from 8% tax."

Additional information: "Provenance: Monterrey; Date: Sept 12, 1816; From: Joaquín Arredondo; Content:warrant for arrest of two Franciscans who left San Luis Potosí."

Additional information: "Provenance: Aguayo; Date: Aug 14, 1816; From: Juan Echeandía; Content: decree on compliance with fiscal regulations."

Additional information: "Provenance: Monterrey; Date: Aug 14, 1816/Sept 12, 1816; From: Joaquín Arredondo; Content: The "feria" held in Saltillo will henceforth be held in Monterrey."

Additional information: "Provenance: Aguayo; Date: Sept 26, 1816; From: Juan Echeandía; Content: Announces auction of an hacienda in Oaxaca region."

Additional information: "Provenance: Aguayo; Date: Sept 26, 1816; From: Juan Echeandía; Content: On payment of bonuses."

Additional information: "Provenance: Mexico City/Aguayo; Date:Apr 12, 1816; From: Viceroy Calleja/Juan Echeandía; Content: Commerce with Panamá should be through Veracruz coast, and not the southern ports."

Additional information: "Provenance: Mexico City/Aguayo; Date: July 16, 1816/Sept 26, 1816; From: Viceroy Calleja/Juan Echeandía; Content: children of men killed in action should receive their salaries."

Additional information: "Provenance: Mexico City/Aguayo; Date: Aug 8, 1816/Oct 2, 1816; From: Viceroy Calleja/Juan Echeandía; Content: king authorize construction of naval vessels to combat insurgents in the Americas."

Additional information: "Provenance: Mexico City/Aguayo; Date: Aug 8, 1816/Oct 2, 1816; From: Viceroy Calleja/Juan Echeandía; Content: new taxes aguardiente."

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Spanish Archives of Laredo

Covering 1749-1872, these handwritten official documents contain records of boundary surveys; land allotments; Indian raids; church, school, and social development; royal decrees and edicts; local laws and ordinances; civil and criminal litigation; census, tax, and trade statistics; and wills and estate settlements.

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[Documents Concerning Foreign and Government Topics], text, {1815..1816}; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth869169/: accessed May 20, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting St. Mary's University Louis J. Blume Library.

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