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Copy of treaty of peace and amity between the United States and Tripoli
1805/06/04
Lear, Tobias, 1762-1816
In a clerk's hand with copy signatures of Tobias Lear and the various Tripolitan leaders involved in the treaty.
GLC02794.070
GLC02794.071
to Samuel Barron re: Tripoli minister's desire to re-establish peace with U.S.
1805/03/18
Nilsen, N.C., fl. 1805
Nilsen was the Danish Consul to Tripoli. Commodore Barron was the commander of the U.S. Naval forces in the Mediterranean. "Sidi Muhamed Dghies is desirous of a peace and . . . his health and particularly the state of his eyes, will oblige him to...
GLC02794.064
to Tobias Lear re: attempted murder of Dey, and English/French relations
1805/03/23
Mountford, Timothy, fl. 1804-1810
Mountford describes attempted assassination of the Dey of Algiers by four Turkish soldiers "each armed with two pistols, a Carbine & an atagon . . . . His attendants were at the distance of 60 yards & instantly ran to his assistance, and stoned to...
GLC02794.065
to Tobias Lear re: congratulations on peace treaty
1805/06/05
Langford, William, fl. 1805
"I am . . . to congratulate you on the happy restoration of the Peace between your Country, the United States of America, and His Excellency the Bashaw of Tripoli." Langford was the British Consul to Tripoli.
GLC02794.072
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