Letter From the Secretary of the Treasury Transmitting in Obedience to a Resol
Letter From the Secretary of the Treasury Transmitting in Obedience to a Resol
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I. McINTOSII, Collector, The Honorable William H. Crawford, Secretary of the Treasury, Extract of a letter from the Collector of New Orleans to the Secretary of the Treasury, dated April 17^, 1818.
" It has been stated to me, on the authority of a letter to a respect- able gentleman of this city, that there were three schooners laying in the river Merineutau, belonging to commodore Aury's squadron, smuggling their cargoes on shore. The audacity of the piratical set, since they find Galveston ha...s not been, and, as they say, will not be, suppressed, knows no bounds. In order to keep them somewhat more in check, and to defeat their nefarious schemes, as far as in my power, until government aid us with such force as it may deem best suited to the purpose, I have determined to station an additional re- venue boat and crews, with an active and enterprizing officer at, and near, fort St. Philip, and to increase the crews of the boats at the Balize and fort St. John. It will, I think, render their operations a little more difficult, and I confidently rely on your approbation ■ The additional expense can be no consideration.
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I. McINTOSII, Collector, The Honorable William H. Crawford, Secretary of the Treasury, Extract of a letter from the Collector of New Orleans to the Secretary of the Treasury, dated April 17^, 1818.
" It has been stated to me, on the authority of a letter to a respect- able gentleman of this city, that there were three schooners laying in the river Merineutau, belonging to commodore Aury's squadron, smuggling their cargoes on shore. The audacity of the piratical set, since they find Galveston ha...s not been, and, as they say, will not be, suppressed, knows no bounds. In order to keep them somewhat more in check, and to defeat their nefarious schemes, as far as in my power, until government aid us with such force as it may deem best suited to the purpose, I have determined to station an additional re- venue boat and crews, with an active and enterprizing officer at, and near, fort St. Philip, and to increase the crews of the boats at the Balize and fort St. John. It will, I think, render their operations a little more difficult, and I confidently rely on your approbation ■ The additional expense can be no consideration.
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