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Ati costively new Opera, ronepowil by Siceer Lie rata, entitled Gammie e Bayard*, ha is active prrporatium, for the debut of Savior Bianchi. There will be se Opera ea Tuesday, the 11th inlet. THEATRE-Nur/L. DOWNOVANS. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, J... 8. hi. aliieweil flawless will performs Ai. Memel 1/nuna • GUY MANNERING; Or, THE GIPSY'S PROPH ECT. G,lOl/t1 llinnweriont, Mr. Ptah,; Henry Hrtarant Mr. Brahom, in which Ciiorocier be will iniroillie4 *Maw None, now Fear," with Poviry—• sew Ballad--Tbe Law Wards of Monaioit—acrd "Scuts wha bite wi• Wolloce Med!" Dosiale Sampson (brot bone;, Mr. Rumen; Medic Din. moot, Mr. Bailer; Dirk Hammitt, Mr. THAN; Gilbert (;brig, Mr Gotite. Limy Bewailsi e Miss Carew; Flora, Mrs. oger; bleff•Merrilieo ' afro. Arrton; Jolla Magner. ins, Mi.' Peery, in whin& obe will 'nimbler , 4 rr M OW" pet:" seta" &tire! Rubin." After which, Ittis time, se naively mew Cosmic Philsaisii i ; eelkd JACK AND TDE BEAN STALK; Or, HARLEQUIN AND THE OGRE. The Ogre, Mr Nad ; Jerk, Miss Pwrry, afterwards Her -1.41,in, Mr Bolotaa ; Pantalets's, Mr. Elliott; Clews, Mr. Rauthby ; Balla.' Ritig.r. Mr. Beans. J■ck's Mother, Mrs. Pearce; imams (afterwards Celasabiar), Miss Tree; Arpa, Curd Genies of the Harp, Mrs. Orger ; Nigro, Ogre's Wok sad Evil Grains, Mr. Memliik. A groirserst Pas Ibex, by Messrs. &Angina and Snobby. A Pas Seal by Miss Tree. pie Box.olser will be open frost Eleven till Five o'Citteit —Pleats to he c.k.it of Mr. Rodwell. Box Bookkeeper. Pi trate Runes w be bad (Rightly) o Mr. Spring, wino is ap. ro.itted Cometrollrr of the Box-CMfire Receipts, the Private Motes sod Ticket Department, as well as the general arrange. tarot of the Diwira. Monday, The Siege of Belgrade, wish Jack end t►e Bean Stalk. A urw Comedy will be widowed on Thermlay next. TUEA Tit F:- ROTA L, COY INT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Jan. 8, will be acted THE ‘IARILIAGICOF FIGARO. Count Alaravies, Mr. Janes; Rarelle, Mr. Dorman; Pl ums, Mr. Liana's; Atomics, Mr. Fawcett. Cbarebino, Mies liesesnuisi ; Colonials. Alaariva, Yrs. Dickens; Sesames, iss M. Tree. Willi a Peiiie Comedy, is two sets, called A SHORT REIGN AND A MERRY ONE. The Priarip.l Char eters by News. C. Enable, Clare. wens, Blanchard, Li.tue, Abbots, Mrs. Davieue, and all& Beanie .at. etre w►ich, nth time.• aim °nod Reensiie sad Cassie ' HARLEQUIN AND DON QUIXOTE; Or, SANCHO PANZA IN HIS GLORY. Li which the various ettploete of that renowned reißhl awd Squire are faithfully portrayed throughout. Cloittsda (afirrwarits Dow Wasik), Mr. Normals; his Niece (afterwards Colombia), alias ftcoit; &maw Paws. (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grisisaldi• Nicholas (the Bar brit), Wr Norris; Samosas C.sraseo (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Ella,. 'I be sew Pantomime of liartequila and Duo Qaixote will be repeated every eveiriag. Oa Monday. Shakespeare's Comedy of *non. Ur Tneadaj, As You Like It : Ruaali.d , by a young Lady Orr brat arpearattee en any stage). SU RR ET THEATRE. rpH IS EVENING, SATURDAY. January' 8, I. will be preseoted, a new Comte geotel. Divertimento., called SANDY, JANET. AND LITTLE BEN. Siumil7, Mr. Ridgway; gieire ffirsup. Mr. JONAS; Caby Grim, Mr. Ellis; Bea, Master Ridgway. Jaliat, Nisi /Wreck. Aim 16 hide (Third bye) • sew Grand Serie-Comic Bleladra. Wattle Barletta, in threw sets, galled THE PROPHECY; Or, THE GIANT SPECTRE. Stabbed, Mr. Hawley; Court of Faleomtra, Mr. Her trough; Theodore, Mr. Watkins; &Issued, Mr. Ridgway; Tinos' s.", Mr. Myatt; Jaegoes, Mr. Fitzwilliano H) ppm. 1114, Min Taylor; Matilda, Mrs. W. S. Clotterley; Miss (*.pelard. To conclude with (12th time) as entirely sew Comic Ewe kite, is two arts. called AIODSE-TRAPS; Or. THE MOUNTAIN COTTAGER. In rehearsal, awl to be produced without delay, a new splendid Melo.drasse, in three acts, snider the title of lessiliue, or the Jew's Daughter. It is also respectfully antosseced, that Mrs. Nestatain simony =eke leer appearattee is a sew COMIC Barletta. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. EVANS, At his none, N 0.116, Pall.nall, on MONDAY NEXT, Janney 11, sad Fuse following Days, 'EWE I.IORARY of au EMINENT COL. LECTOR: rottiaioing araoy wane and cartons arti. ir Ire, inhaling Sautheri, Opera Phetoria,lll rola. in morocco ; ming-an Fluraninuatn, east Soppientrala,l2 von.; lenaell Jr Portrait, per Mattawan; Collenin of Floe Hind*. Draw. .res.; Lamentable Estate of Sir W. Diet, plain, eatresorly sir . Parathion °line et Ohnrii; Portrain of Cromwell, tiy Foutitorne ;Googlea British Topography, illustrated with 4petnie a roar thonganJ Views, Portraits, he.; Cane, 1.”1. Ililwroira, warn ' 1166; Grimes Seraphinno, xitf, 1649; fiegiatArglicin Maintain Pietas, awl vir Progeny of Charles I. wish rare Portralts• Dardes filisabeth, with the rant Portrait of Dank; he. Be. FOLLOWING ARTICLES ARE SOLD BY musr PERFUMERS. ATKINSON'S VEGETA ISLE DYE changes Grey er Red Ilair to a permanent &own nr Sleek, 61141 •144 washing reenters mere Jumble. The Prey/new 691 s this Dye is Wu grrenilly known Is require takinuoi, hi merely wishes to caution the Pnblie egoism rarities, nmiatioes. The genuine has +brags the Fropeietnes sig. WHIM. _ _ AIiCINSON'S CI:BLIND FLUID gives a hasstiful glees %. the ash, sbJ keeps it .0 earl donna exercise in easeisty " 1 wsNAI4, or is Asap weather. It is also a most sae won regeoerstar of the Hair i for its peculiar viruses is th is mewl, see suearrous eases of Gestkmat who have ''covered leak bait after being bald for yeses, is as Hwy is the won of Hair, ~lased room' each Bottle. ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP, sande by • mew rftsess, which divests it of all irritasiag Isolative. It re. woes freaks, redeems, sod hardness from the skis, is eSsypisg, a,ul makes it soft, while, sad swim. It Mahe 91 sirPsred with Naples Soap for ehaviser, sod IseessNwel "_ , 4 bHeadmen who haws testier hem 11 basso dr sad sato the razor act nisch abase than by the sew ate method. 44 , GlArtiristitet, Sobaailige, Lemke. CA 10 lit 1 SON, at their Nlii,uroctory, 89, neposiie &. Andrew'• Church, reconn "mend to the Nodules), Gentry, kr. their much approved BRASS WIRE FIRE GUARDS, •pldirsble to •II grans, and euly weaning 'vinyl tower dreadful accideula which daily looppe se by Arts left in room. singnsided : ■ large us outlast nt for smineelsate dreamed. Also their various Fences fur enclosisise re f;reenwels, •usranered to affonl effre twat resessance so deer and all kind of • rasing stock, and residend irnlNrriouy to. hares and rabbis., Tht ire the protec tion of nower• nn,l ►unites is required. lei point of strength, appearance, sod durability, unparalleled. Sp.ci•ros sub. mated for maps clown. 111 cal safe, wire wink far Libraries, Aviaries, Pheasant. vies, Lerder% soul Dairies, with every article of auaineueal Iran sad wire-weaki itSECO,4I) EDI HON of the I-ON 'JON MAGAZINE, published by BA LDWI CL&. DOCK. sod JOIr, w trady Ate Defisirry. 8 . 4 " Thy deqsail fie It.s Mask so greatly anesamed the expeetatiins aril'. Publisher* as to exhaust the white et a considerable impression on the first day. The utmost ex resists' leave hero reed to pervert alisappoisstioeut ill the Pah. lie, who are mieurrd that they may maw obtain this Maga sloe of say 11.ekeeller or Newsman. TWO SUPERIOR SCHOOL BOOKS. This day is published, price Is fld. 1. riptiE NATIONAL SI I ELLING.BOOK. Al. or Sam Gaide to &Wish Spelling awl Pr is- Akin; the shale compiled from the Dictionaries of Walker. 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London: Printed fur Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paler onster-euw, Of whom may be had, by the sane Anther. 1. The LIFRof Sir RICHARD wHirriNcrrorr, Rot. and Four Timms Lord Mayur of London, is the Reign, of Eduard 111. Richard 11. and Henry V.; containing asauy import:rat Particulars respretink that illustrious Mors, *ewer brfure published: embellished wills a fine /Portrait, prier 3s. boards. Almu 2 A PItEIENT for as APPRENTICE; or • Sure Guide to gain bath &err Of and Estate with Rules fur no °waded it. his nester, and in the Wuild; tr) a late Lord Mayer. }dee bond. *.• The 21.01111 Nooks are particularly calculated tu amuse, instruct, cud stimulate the rising g lion A LA DY of celebrity has 114,6701., in CON. CIL 501.8 and MONEY, ready to bealow ou say permits who is willing to Court her farmers. The Lady is FOR TUNE, and her Gifts are FOUR of 20,000!, Mosey and COMMIS. Two of which moat lw draws NEXT WEDNES DAY, the 11th of THIS MONTH (January). Tickets sod Shares are selling by T. DISH, Shirk- Molter (4, Condon, and 9, Charing-Cross). Loads., and by his Accosts is the Counts y. In the Lottery jest ended, DISH SOLD SEVEN CAPITAL PR IZ ER (Tree trkirk are not yet derided as to fkitlr lilihafilie raise); she SHARES were distributed over various parts of the United Kingdom; and eseltwire of his own Capitals, his Acres at Liverpool. last Lottery, sold part of sue of the tO,O-10/. Prises drawn the First Day ; sad his Agent at Edinburgh sold part of the other Prise of 20,000!. drawn thins's, day. di EICIC A. ( From the Yew York Eveniog Port Extra, December 8. 1819.) PR ESI DENrs MESSAGE. We hove tie estisfaction of presenting our readers with the President', Message, delivered to Congress yesterday at twelve o'clock. It reached us this lamm i ng o r h u 11.p...t six o'clock, by au express, which we employed far that purpose, in the unpre cedented short space of eighteen hours and a half from %Wellington city, a distance of ietl miles. It eves brought by Messrs. It. Stockton of Baltimore, Stockton sod Howell of Philadelphia, and Hulick and Sous of this city. WASHINGTON, MONDAY. DSC. G. At twelve o'clock the Clerk called over the roll, shoo 130 Members appeared. The House proceeded to the choice of a Speaker, and on counting the ballots it appeared, that the 11013. Henry Clay was elected. The vote nas-.. Foe Ilk. Clay . l4l kaateriag He wee 4 ChititieleJ to the Choir by Messrs. Piss. sows sod Mosel), mud the siath of office wss ad— ministered to him by Mr. Newton. ortrirginis. Thorium potigiserty was ustausituotteiy re—elected Clerk, and the Lfficere of the House re-sppoisited. A yourom of the gestate havistic appeared. Mr. Barbon?. President pro lees. took the Chat at twelve o'clock. A joint Committee. consisting of Moore. Macao and Bernll, of the Sena'', and Messrs. Nelson and Storrs. of the finose of Itepreseatotive% were ale painted to wait ths the President, and inform him that the two Houses were orgaiiised. and ready to receive ary caniouricatiois which be sight nuke to thaw. The Senate and Home of Repreaestatives then adjourned to Tuesday, at twelve &clod. Prom the Iterional Intelligeheer..—gzeta. TOSIDAT, 7, IA 19. alb at twelve eels*, the President of tht U •ed Slates transmitted to bola Hiram of Cur greys. by Air. J. J. Monroe. the following M ESSAGIa I Fellow-citizens of she Stied* and V tie Howse of Represewratioci, The public buildings being advanced to a mop to afford accommodation for Congress, I ogee you my sincere congratolations on the feteamieloce. mesa of your duties in the capitol. 111 bringing to ellyw the incidebts most deserving attention, which hays occurred since your last Ses sion, I regret to have to state Unit wirers' of "tar principal cities have suffered that it; unusual drought bas prevaitest in the Middle and western theirs; and that it deretigrasent has beta 'felt iii some of our monied institutions, which has proportionably affected their credit. lam happy, however, to have it in my power to assure you. that the health of our cities is now completely restored ; that the produce of the year, though lest abundant then usual, will not only be amply sufficient for home consumption, but afford • large surplus for the supply of the wants of other nations ; and that the derangement in the circulating paper medium, by being left to those remedies which its obvious causes suggested, and the good sense and virtue of our fellow-citizens supplied, has dimi o ished. _ Having Wormed Congress, on the nth of Fe bruary last, that is Treaty of amity, settlement, and limit bad been concluded in this city, between the United States aid Spain, and ratified by the competent authorities of the former, full con& stetter was entertained that it tossold have been ratified by his Catholic Majesty with equal przinp . titude, and • like earnest desire to terminate, on the conditions of that Treaty, the differences which had so long rusted between the two countries. Every view which the subject admitted of was thought to have justified this conclu►ion. Great losses had been sustained by citizens of the United • States, from Spanish cruisers, more than twenty years before, which had not been redressed. These hisses had been acknowledged and provided fur by a Treaty, as far back ■s the year 1802, which, although concluded at Madrid, was not then ratified by the Government of Spain, uor since, until the last year, when it was suspended by the late Treaty, a snore satisfactory provision to both parties, as was presumed, having been wade fur them. Other differences had arisen in this long interval, affecting their highest inter ests, which were likewise provided for by this last Treaty. The Treaty itself was formed ou greet consideration, and a thorough knowledge of all circumstances. the subject molter of every arti cle having been for yews under discussion, and repeated references having been made by the Minister of Spain to his Government, on the points respecting which the greatest difference of opinion prevailed. It was farmed by a Minister duly au thorised for the. purpose, who hail represented his Government in the United States, and been em ',toyed in this long protracted neguciation several years, and who, it is not denied, kept strictly within the letter of his instruction.. The faith of Spain woe therefore pledged, under circumstances of pe culiar force and solemnity, twits ratification. On the part of the United States this Treaty wss evident ly acceded to in a spirit of conciliation and concession. The iwlemnity for injuries end losses so long be fore sustained. and now again acknowledged and provided for, wse to be paid by them, without br. coming a charge on the Treasury of Spain. Fur territory ceded by Spain. other territory. of great valise, to which one claim was believed to be well founded, was ceded by the United States. and in a quarter more interesting to her. This cession was nevertheless received, se the means of indemnifying our citizens in a courideroble sum, the presumed amount of their losers. Other considerations, of great weight, urged the cession of this territory by Spain. It was surrounded by the territories of the United State* on every site, except on that of the ocean. Spain had lost her authority over it. and. falling iota, the &task of ad. venturers connected with the savages, it waa made the mesas of 'escrowing annoyance and injury to our Union, in many of its most essential iuterests. By this cession then, Spain ceded a territory. in reality, of no value to her, and obtained commies» of the highest importance, by the settlesuest of.lesse stead. ing differences with the United State% off.cting their respective chins sad Gaits. and likewise Pe. lieved herself ham the obligation of. Treaty Mo. ing to it, which► she bad faded to fail.l, and also from the respaissiliiitpincidesit to the mist &greet mod pernicious abuses of her rights where she emefral .•l-sippert hie authority. It being howls that the Tyrsty wa• loused ender dim irtestmetimetit,' trot • Moist wag amettaitted the* his Cath•lie Majesty would have ratified it, without *toy. I regret t• have t• state that this reassessies,expretatiate haulm* disappatulted; that .the Tiesty ws. wet ratified within the time atipti .4•••fi. sad has ma settee Yea ratified. As is is jispartaut that the esseruied ohmmeter at Ilia its. fnzpecteel aertervenee shimilit be tii•tinettp AWN. l'itostl, 1 think it my dory to mem suicide sit re ail the fact* and circeniniailein in any pnersides, relating to it. Anxious to present all future •disagrevusest with Spain, by giving the most pvesapt effect to the Treaty, which had bees thus courted* anti particularly by the establishment of • gwsse• meat in Florida. which should preemie *Ma there. the Manistee of the Visited States. who had been recently appointed to hiss Cetholic Majesty, and to whom the ratificatioty•by his Goserume•t, bad been committed, to be exchonged for dart of Spain, wen instructed to transmit dad Imo, to tho Department of State Gooses. as Atomised, 194 public ship, subjected to his team foi: the purples. Unexpected delay occurring in the ratification, by Spain, hr requested to he informed of the cause. It was stated, in reply. that the great imperteDee of the subject, and a desire to obtain explanations on certain points, which were not ►pecified, had pro. duced the delay, and that an Envoy would be dis patched to the United States, to obtain such exploits lions of this Government. The Minister of the Veit. ed States offered to give full explanation ou any point on which it might be desired; which proposal wade. dined. Haring communicated this result to the De. partmeut of State in August last, he was instructed. notwithstanding the disappointment and *minim which it produced, to inform the Government of Spain, that, if the Treaty should be ratified, and transmitted here at any time before the meeting of Congress, it would be received, and hare the same effect as if it had been ratified in due time.—This order ion executed :—the authorised communica. Lion was made to the Government of Spain, sad by it. answer, which has just bees received, we are officially made acquainted, for the first time, with the causes which have prevented the ratifi cation of the Treaty by his Catholic Majesty. It is alleged by the Minister of Spain, that this Go vernment had attempted to alter one of the prin cipal articles of the Treaty, by • declaration, which the &holster of the United States had been ordered to present, when he should deliver the ratification by his G..vcrittnent in exchange fur that of Spain ; and of which he gave notice, explanatory of the setae in which Abet article was understood. It is further alleged, that this Government had recently tolerated, or protected, an expedition from the United States against the province of Texas. These two imputed acts are stated as the reasons which have induced his Catho. lie Majesty to withhold his ratification from the Treaty, to obtain explanations respecting which it is repeated that au Envoy would be forthwith di.. patched to the United States. How far these elle. cations will justify the conduct of the Government of Spain. will appear on • view of the following facts, and the evidence which► supports them. It will be wee, by the documents transmitted herewith, that the declaration n►eutioned relates to • clause in the eighth article, concerning n►. nein grants of land, recently made by his Catho lic Majesty, in Florid., which it was understood had conveyed all the lands, which till then had been unscented. It was the intention of the parties to annul these latter grants, and that clause was drawn for that express purpose, and for tout other. The date of these grants was unknown, but it was uadent•od to be posterior to that inserted it► the article: indeed it matt be obvious to all, that, if that provision is the Testily had not the effect of annulling these grant., it would be altogether nugatory. Immediately aft* the Treaty was cmachaded and ratified by this Gitvernonent, an intimation was received that these grants were of asterior date to that used on by the Treaty, and that they would not, of course, be affected by it. The mare peostbility of each • case, so iocoosistent with the lateotion of the parties, and the meaming of the amide, jet dated this Government to demand as explewellys on the subject, which was imasediatirly rise* sad which corresponds with this statemest. With respect to the other act alleged, that this Gomm. meat had tolerated or protected as 'aped** against Tem, it is imterly withowt fewodoitiew. Every dimowitterionce hos iowavialsly boos gives to every such atte►wpt within the limits of the United States • is fully evinced by the acts of the Government, sad the preeeedisp of that Cou►ts. There being dose. however, to appro. bend, in the ozonise of the het seamen, that some adventurers enteetainee views of the kind suggest. re:. the attention of live apostitated authorities io theft quarter woo immediately draws to thee. sad it is knows that the project, Whatever it might be. Imo utterly failed. These facts will, it is presumed. satisfy every iwp.rti•t mind, that the (anemone* of Spain had o justifiable mum fee &Obit% t► mg* the Treaty. A Treaty. concluded is emiformily with imaroatione, is rib/igatery. in geed frith, is till- Ms mire: velours *cooling to the true Woo soil sacoaioc of the Footles. Each party is besotto miry is. If either eradtd set it mirk, with Oat seam rat of the ether, theft molt be R. ..lienser Mir rules applicable to such wasuellioi, hawses oisisea By this piatediog. the 0111.. vatismot et Spain hos reordered to the likloei Slates • sew end my series. i.tjury. It him bees stated thus • Minietee would he snit to la misis esplanaisso of this Chatham's INN. if sock were desired. shy were they ha &EA atlas the thee hailed for the iishfiretioss It aintemplated to open • new negociation remotest. keg any of the articles or condition* of the Tres. ty I If that were chine. to what eitosequesias akin it not lead At what situp. sod in what manner. weld • a sew emaciation terwlinasef this preeeeeliwg.Spain hae formed • Mahar bowel* The hanstownisies which will justify any mesterei es the part of the United States, which a strong ewe of injory, and a proper regard far the right* sad interests of the nation, may dictate. In the came to be puroued, these objects should be constantly held in view, and have their doe weight. Oa national honour must be maintained. and a wee; and a distiagoisbed proof be afforded, of that re. goal fur justice and moderation, which hes invari ably governed the councils of this free people. tout be obvious to all, that if the United States bad bees devisees of making conquests, or hell beta eves willing to aggvaudise themselves its deal way, they cadd have had is. inducement to feats this Treaty. They would have much tease Oa gratulation at the course which has been pursetoll by Spein. An sample field for ambition is open be• fore them. But sock • career is not consistent wit& the principles of their Goverament, nor the intereite of the nation. Front a full view of all circemetan‘s-, . mined to the emosideratioe Cosigiema whether it will out be proper for the United States to carry the conditions of the Treaty into effect. is the same manner as of it bed been ratified by Spain, claiming ea their part ell its advantage". and yielding to Speis Anse soured to her. By litirSUlDg this course. we shell rest on the seemed • ground of sight. sauctiooed in the most same manner by Speie herself ; by • Treaty which she was bound to ratify ; for refusing to do which she must lacer the MOON of other maims% eves Neese mow friendly to bee; while, by milking oterteleee within last limit, we comsat fail se elotain their will. ',Dented approbatioe. We must have peace en a frontier where we hove been se leas disturbed; ter citizens mast be iudeasaified for lasers so long since sustained. and for which iudemaity has been so aa. justly withheld frees them. Acceoplishisig these great objects, we obtain ell that is desirable. But his Catholic Majesty bits twice declared his determinatia to send a Minister 'to the United States, to ask expirations on certain points. and to give them, respecting his delay to ratify the Treaty. Shall we act, by taking the ceded territory. and proceeding to execute the other conditions of the Treaty, before this Ilini.ter ar. rives and is heard? The is • case which forme a strong appeal to the cadger, the magnanimity. and honour of this people. Much is dee to emir. teat' between nations. By a abort delay we shall lose nothing; for, resting on the ground of in,. " mutable truth and justice, we cannot he diverted from our pawpaw. It aught to be preowne d. that the explanations, which may be given to the hli. mister of Spats, will be satisfactory, and produce the desired result. :In any eves , . the deli, fur the purpose mentioned, being a (tartar man's. fesation of the sincere desire to fermata", in the most friendly manner, all differeuces with Spain, tonna fail to be duly appreciated by hi. Catholic Iffejesty, as Well as 141 ether Powers. It is sulk. . matted. therefore. whether 4t wilt not be proper to make the new. propowd for . caerying the ceeditietto of the Treaty into effect. shindd it be adtipesil. tone . tingeat ; to suspend its operation upon the nreposie sib*, of the Executive. in such moaner as to a4ea opportunity for such friendly ealiesuatiaus „ 10:etioy be desired. during the present Salim tit Citivea• I,couiraimicale to Congress a copy of the Treaty . awl of the iostreetions to the Minieter of she • States. at Madrid, 'especial; it; of his oersoepoode coat with the Moister af Spa* *me i of *welt ether documents as may be oscsessey M give tan* Wow . at the subject. la the coulee which the Epeeist, Ovwteuesent have, ea this octanes. thought paper is pore - see, it is satisfactory to harm. that rimy Uwe , net beta coorilessiaced by say other Ellrepeamo . Power. 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