1808-Apr.-01
1808-Apr.-01: The High Court of Admiralty heard the appeal for the ship Manilla, where lawyers argued that the 1806 Orders in Council gave Haitian ports a “d…
1808-Apr.-01: The High Court of Admiralty heard the appeal for the ship Manilla, where lawyers argued that the 1806 Orders in Council gave Haitian ports a “distinct character.” The judge ruled that ports not in French possession were neutral and open to British and foreign merchants.
Source · p. 60, 62
Gaffield, Haitian Connections in the Atlantic World, 60, 62