NOTES TO CHAPTER VII


 United States Senate, Journa of BIetive Proceedings (Washington,
1828), II:178.
 *John Quiney Adams, Memoir (Philadelphia, 1874-1877), IV:274-275.
 'Jackson to Monroe, June 20, 1820, in Andrew Jackson, Correspondenoe
(Washington, 1926-1988), 1:28; Adams, Memoir, IV:238-239.
 'Nes' Weeky Begster (Baltimore), XVI (February 27, 1819) :8.
 SWilhelmus B Bryan, History of the Nationl Capital (New York, 1916),
II:168-169.
 *National Begiter (Washington), VII (February 27, 1819):129.
 SMrs. amuel H. Smith, The Firt Forty Year of WashuIgton Soaety (New
York, 1906), pp. 144-146; Assdl of Cogress (Washington, 184-1856),
XXXIII:61-655 and passi.
 Onis to Irujo, April 24, 1819, in A.H.N., Est, 564W.
 Hyde de Neuville to On*, February 19, 1819, ibd., 5661.
 ""Negotiation entire lee Etats Uni et 1Espagne," Hyde de Neuville to
Bichelieu, February 23, 1819, in A.M.A.E., Corr. PoL, E.U., SuppL 9.
 SWelleley to Castlereagh, April 26, 1819, in P.R.O., P.O., 72/224.
 Adams to Richard Bush (minister to Great Britain), January 1, 1819, in
D.S., United States Ministers, Instructions, VIII; Castlereagh to Welleley,
Marh 12, 1810, in P..O., P.O., 72/222.
 SOnis to Pisarro (received by Irujo), November 28, 1818, in A.H.N., Et,
5644.
 SWellesley to Caatlereagh, April 26, 1819, in P.ILO., P.O., 72/224.
 SErving to Adams, May 1, 1819, in D.S., Despatehes, Spain, XVL
 SMS biography of Oni. (Madrid, 1827). The Order of Isabella the Catholie
was established in 1815 to reward those who might aid in the defense of the
Spanish American empire.
 "Irujo to Mateo de Is Serna (Spanish charge at Washington), April 80,
1819, in A.M.E., 225; Joe6 Piarro, Memorias (Madrid, 1894-1897), II:92,
and III:864-866. Pisarro's memoirs contain a bitter complaint of the dis-
rimination against him in these awards. He, Nareso de Heredia, and Irujo
were the only ones not honored, and the latter two ultimately were well recom-
pensed. Piarro, who with Onis and Heredi contributed the largest service
in the negotiation, and who wa exiled for his pains, had reason for omplaint.
 Wellesley to astlereagh (private), June 24, 1819, in P.BO., P.O, 72/224.
 Minta of the Cosejo de Bsatdo, May 1, 1819, in A.H.N., Est, 566L
 SWellesley to astlereagh (private), June 24,1819, in P..O, F.O., 72/224.
 SAdams, Memoir, TV:287.
 = See above, hap. vi, p. 18; also Erving to Adams (private), February 10,
February 26, April 5, and September 20, 1818, in D.S., Despatches, Spain,
XV-XVI. The Alagla grant was estimated at some seven million acres, and
covered most of the peninsula; the Puhonrostro grant extended earos the
northern part from the St. John's to the Perdido; the Vargas conession in-
eluded most of the area west of the Perdido, already claimed and actually
occupied by the United States.
 The highly complex details of the land grants, with texts, dates, refer-
ences, and map, are presented in D. Hunter Miller, Trrest and Other Ister-
satioal Aots of the Usnted States of America (Washington, 1981-), III:
20-81, 42-9.
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