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Washington. To David Gelston, Collector of the Customs, New York. Gives detailed instructions to be followed when American prisoners arrive from British Dominions.

Washington. To David Gelston, Collector of the Customs, New York. Deals with the cost of transporting prisoners from Jamaica.

Washington. To David Gelston, Collector of the Customs, New York. British prisoner to be paroled and given a passport to go to England by the Robert Burns.

Washington. To David Gelston, Collector of the Customs, New York. Relates to the transportation of British prisoners from American ports to Bermuda.

Washington. To David Gelston, Collector of the Customs, New York. Concerns a change of plans for the transportation of British prisoners to Halifax instead of Bermuda.

Washington. To David Gelston, Collector of the Customs at New York. Requests information on American prisoners which arrived on the United States at new York about Jan. 23, 1813.

Washington. To David Gelston, Collector of the Customs, New York. Deals with a permit for the delivery of coal for the use of the New York Hospital.

Washington. To David Gelston, Collector of the Customs, New York. Concerns the arrival of the Cartel Hawk from St. Johns, Newfoundland, with American prisoners.

Washington. To David Gelston, collector of Customs at New York. Deals with the transportation of prisoners from London to New York.

Washington. To David Gelston, Collector of the Customs, New York. Deals with the procedure to be followed when prisoners arrive in a port of the United States

Washington. To David Gelston, Collector of the Customs, New York. Gives permission to Colonel Barclay to put on board the Cartel Fair American one half dozen barrels of apples.

Washington. To David Gelston, Collector of the Port of New York. Refers to reports of prisoners brought to New York in private vessels.