Arrillaga → commandants of San Diego & San Francisco — bar foreign ships from the ports. — Transmits the Viceroy's order (14 Apr) + the Royal Order of 10 Aug 1802: foreign vessels in the Mar del Sur, 'so color de la pesca de ballena' (under pretext of whaling), are touching at the California coast and smuggling — they are to be denied entry to the ports per the standing Reales Prevenciones. ⭐ Early-1800s foreign-whaler/contraband problem on the CA coast. → the Bay Area borderlands dossier, the presidio-decay dossier.
| Date | 1803, Jun 13, Loreto (year) |
|---|---|
| From | Doc II-36 |
| Series | State Papers, Sacramento |
| Tomo | I |
| Original tomo page | — |
| Savage copy page | 190–191 |
| Scan leaf | n189–n190 |
| Document type | Transcription |
| Source | Savage abstract |
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