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May 21, 1800 John Adams Proclamation—Granting Pardon to Certain Persons Engaged in Insurrection Against the United States in the Counties of Northampton, Montgomery, and Bucks, in the State of Pennsylvania
Sep 06, 1800 John Adams Proclamation 10A—Extending Commercial Intercourse to St. Domingo
Jan 30, 1801 John Adams Proclamation—Convening an Extra Session of the United States Senate
Mar 11, 1801 Thomas Jefferson Proclamation—Building Regulations in the District of Columbia
Jul 16, 1803 Thomas Jefferson Proclamation—Convening an Extra Session of the Congress
May 20, 1804 Thomas Jefferson Proclamation— Establishing the Mobile District and Designation of Fort Stoddert as a Port of Entry
May 03, 1806 Thomas Jefferson Proclamation—Ordering the Arrest of British Citizens Henry Whitley, John Nairn, and Slingsby Simpson for the Murder of John Pierce
Nov 27, 1806 Thomas Jefferson Proclamation 13—Warning Against Unauthorized Military Expedition Against the Dominions of Spain
Jul 02, 1807 Thomas Jefferson Proclamation 14—Requiring Removal of British Armed Vessels From United States Ports and Waters
Jul 30, 1807 Thomas Jefferson Proclamation—Convening an Extra Session of the Congress
Oct 15, 1807 Thomas Jefferson Proclamation—Granting Pardon to All Deserters Who Return to Duty
Apr 19, 1808 Thomas Jefferson Proclamation 15—Warning All Persons on Lake Champlain and Adjacent County to Cease Violence and Disperse
Dec 30, 1808 Thomas Jefferson Proclamation—Convening an Extra Session of the United States Senate
Apr 19, 1809 James Madison Proclamation—Suspension of Prohibition of Trade Between the United States and Great Britain
Aug 09, 1809 James Madison Proclamation—Renewal of Prohibition of Trade Between the United States and Great Britain
Oct 27, 1810 James Madison Proclamation 16—Taking Possession of Part of Louisiana (Annexation of West Florida)
Nov 02, 1810 James Madison Proclamation—Suspension of Prohibition of Trade with France
Jul 24, 1811 James Madison Proclamation—Convening an Extra Session of the Congress
Feb 07, 1812 James Madison Proclamation—Granting Pardon to All Deserters Who Return to Duty
Jun 19, 1812 James Madison Proclamation—Announcement of a State of War Between the United States and the United Kingdom
Jul 09, 1812 James Madison Proclamation—Recommending a Day of Prayer
Oct 08, 1812 James Madison Proclamation—Granting Pardon to All Deserters Who Return to Duty
Jul 23, 1813 James Madison Proclamation—Recommending a Day of Prayer
Jun 17, 1814 James Madison Proclamation 17—Granting Pardon to All Deserters Who Return to Duty
Jun 29, 1814 James Madison Proclamation—Directing the British Blockade of the Coast of the United States to be Disregarded