On the prohibition of foreign commerce with the Californias

Provincial State Papers, tomo XIX · BANC MSS C-A 12, document 413

On the prohibition of foreign commerce with the Californias: the three oficios written in three languages (1810) by the Russian Emperor Alexander I; in reply, the governments of Alta & Baja Cal would permit no new dominion nor commerce with any power, being forbidden by law — only Fernando VII (now the Real Junta de Regencia) could grant it; 'siempre que S.M. lo permita… obedeceremos sus órdenes como buenos vasallos.'

Date1812-03-26 San Vicente (exact)
FromManuel Ruiz
To(no dice á quién)
SeriesProvincial State Papers
TomoXIX
Original tomo page1097–9
Savage copy page331
Scan leafn338
Document typeabstract
SourceSavage abstract

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