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tb Adtuirally. Ellornlbg flit bidding for UC nqxt,. o l tply place, wht.3) it' WAX pbrobased by tt,l9l3sti, 'uta• Ltor r Bsittp &uvis4.l., arid Co, at Lil'• • • , ~ t'r~rsnls - C L 0 Af:D FRIDAY, mAttcg t, ~,~r ~:, ~F> , j F ~j 4 ~~ } F ~. 5 , ' this ev„ning,:' ~. , •. • MAI f.S. • ' • A n tv zo—t New-'Vulk, L Uu4litt o t IVatcrioni. Pt's— z Waterton'. ~1 ACKS THis Pity AT TWtI.V.I eVct.eselt. .. 65 Ano. . 66j'. _ _ . • .. 'Windsor I. Isile, Marcii I, 1311. " 'llie KING retrain' m the same state ID iviii4l, . ~ Let' yr a 4 yesterday." , (Sigued. 3s ustutt). Oa Readers will find oy a reference to the pro ceedings in the House of Conintotaa last night, that INlr....WHlTarienn proposed a question to the Chan ortiitigtchequer upon NV. Pt rica.tales de parture fron tots Cou,otry. Mr Vats ttaa4 aaid, that he :understood that ihe Atntfricari Minister had had his audienceut Leave, and thin the - Negaliations between this Country and America wore at an end. The Chancellor at the Exchequer replit4„..,that. it. . was true that Mr. PlNClOtla.had had his•'audieuce of leave, but said that the diacu , sions between the. two Curti trees were not at an end, tor that an Atnc-. ricatt Charge d'AttrAres was to remain here, and a slush Ivititister Wits abutlt•to proceed forthwith to skrOettekt. was the odivisl infortnatio , &Well by the stoiSter last night' in the House of Com mons. . • With regard to the intelligence brought by the 2`4,tuerican. Papers 'which we received yesterday, it ceitamly tl,,ea i tt dicitio, a hostility against this country, as tor as the. American Government is concerned, but wit we do not think that a war be tween :thti two countries will take place. The Armqicart ii.seuittive, however anxious it. may be;t6 prevect a recohothation betwet,n Great liritain and A:t.eric t, atilt cattoot be ..blind to' the ,c,stnse- i. ,.. tvlences of a war. The twat destruOiod gin the *trade of ittrieliC r a be the certaitinel' this . fiepar'atioil of the Ettites, the itrobitbl , :,:„. con4e, quericeoot-sauch a ineaiiplo; iNittp,hiannisou will, ttniretore,-pause before he adopts it. With regard tO the, Noii-littereourhe , Act,. We do not' ;neat? 'to tletiy that it will produce inconvvilienee to this conotry,, but it opernte muck know severely against Altietica. We rernettiiher, when the •em bag° teolt place., the Opiinsition WI iteriand Speak cri.iirerft!,ted tow it would be o.)f this coun try ; otperieuce, however, voted that it was ape• rative only that it Wtal most Aeticial to out North Aftlerieati.ColUd4ea,' Jtoh 'before our Paper wait put U) POO4 we re• c ieu Antet►eau Fullers to the 3uth cone oi,i. the toilawil,g, nittliigeorx 4, Isl e ew ..% J A , N . 28,—We it from good authority, that our.poidernmeta 144 lermivo - troth PrtzCaaiey, our Minister, at Lon, dun, ',:l.itekt the 24th an(11,1,401 arf November. Mr. y ili otue,y coney an assurance from Lord WeJ.- issuay., that the first business done after the up. rointtnent of a ller.ency, or alter the recovery of the King;Avonlii be.relative to the rescinding the Or ders in Council. " JAN. corroburatiori of the article in yesterdAy'a Gaulle, is the following, tient the Bak , iiyao or It k undetatood that the Secretary of Sate haa receive.' dispatches from WILLiAM N C tk EY, Klilltl . the last of Novemberuin which Mr:Pt t4CKWAY 'soya the Ministry have . agreed tp rescind' the*Or ders in Council, and send.a Minister here, and walled only the appointment of a Regency, which was expeded , to talce place in a clay or two at'far.' tb rinov. This was the credited report at the !tense The TCpCiit of etutlPAGNir to BOONAPART . E, clited ti n btt% Dvceinber tut, in which he says„ that " a, 10;1; as England Anil persist in ber , Orilers in Council, pior !flajeoiy will persist in your Decrees," 11116 pro,luceci a great otma in America. onetion fat att Milefinite postponement of ttt 13111 :'tir renewing the ~charter of the Bank rd: tht : iidne4 States, was carried by a majority of t-- .gut the subjea wiirbe taken tip in a new , tram, and it i 5 gem:rally Oeheyerf the Charter will 'be rvnevved. , West Florida has been peaceably &van dii4 - 3 the thvited States. - , ( 1r Portstnooth Letter tnentions 4 report of the 1,154 of 3 74. guy ship; Aye . trsist, however, tl, 3t it antoonda,t. No such' intelligence has 'reached 4.11Z ‘ 111,C kttIASAGE.FKOM TUE ritEswEistr,,... 4 1'0 TUE SENATE AND 1-10110, PP littlItlitilINTATIVVA .• OV,TME UOITED.STATES. " I tra11511)il 10,Congreser6optes ot a letter *tun theilditit“er Pt • i potent tary. ot the . lshited 'States' at London to , the , Stcrutoty Ut State, and of ; another tio.ot the saps .14 the 14itialt Secretary at ,Foreign Atfaita., " eiA)les NIADRIsoN." .„ " London, Nov. 5, Bto. "...sl.ft-4 (rave presented t second note, of which. a Copy is inclose& to Lord Of the Orders in tontleil, under an impression that `'tie state of the King's health (for. v,hich I beg to rter. you to;the ,herewith• rratismitted) did Ik:a render ii ;improper on that account,. it was in disptoroVe as on evely. odic' - ' `l,te, day had gone by When ~the Berlin and Milan.Deciees were to cease , to operate, actordilig 10 tire communication made by the,Govertiteent ot Fratice'te the American Minister at Paris, and pub. fished in the el - Wclal Journal of thin Gevernment,. and yet no stcp whateVer had been taken, or appa rently thought 01, towards the revocation ot the British Orders. • had received no explanation of the reason of this bacaiwardness, mid no such as tairance, looking to the future; as,could justify an opinion, that it would not douttnae, Lord Welles ley's later of the ,31st, At%tbi, which I bad left un answered till after the tat November, that I might stood on the strongest possitslc ground when I 'did an- Swer it,made no profession of beings present rueaseit4: and:,though loom the obvious tliutive4,. I litiVC nut sip repreiented it in My thee to him, wasVAgtir 111'4 equivocal"; As a prospectiVe pledge it tietiir ti nu- thing,_, and vi.; 40 tar fir from wariataing a specihc expetiatien, that it seemed tattier to take away the very little of precisiun which belonged to the fowl declaration out the saute point. II wa, highly impor tant to tile - commerce ot the United States, that th:s ambiguity stiotild be'civared away with all pratfica , -., bits expetlitiotr, and if it could not be removed, that no presumption should t*ntrercd el a Jispo%itioti . ott the part ot tee United Stare. to tn . :quit:we iii it. M'y Note to Lord "%‘ - 'ttliegiey was writteu.and deli vered upon these inducements. "'ln the King's aCtual• situation the Orders hi Council can liCat.:Ciy be fOrmally recalled, evi]. it. the Cabaret are so hulloed, but It does nut follow that sonteilling may not be done (though I have no reason to think that any. thing will, be dune) which be, productive of immediate advantage, and at any rate prepate the way for the de , ired repeal, , " Sir, ,with . great considerattoo, Wm. Pt.'NeK4OY." iiibICKNEY LORD WELIJSI.EY. ." cumberlams Place, Nov 3, Mc). " hi my mite of the Stith of August, I had the honour to state to your Lordshtp, Livia I had receiv ed troin the Ml luster ettnipotetniary of the Utute;.l Status at . Palk, 4ti letter, dated the tilh of that month, wwch he inkunted the that he had se. etived iroin . the Fiench Litivanincill, a Wra tea itild tt Kitt iiie pot.its 01 and Ist NQrewl?er D‘Cti.h.;,'W'Ut,llll (;e435 to have any " MY LORD., eAprcbset4 my cuntitiencte, that the remeathott ate British Orders tn Cuuncit ut January anti r.tio voutber, I Bu 7, and April, 009, and of alt °ultra depeodent upon, altliugOuS tot. Of duo of them, would follow of eoursa. • ' " Yowr Lordship's reply, of of Angust, to that note, repeated a' Outlitatiott. of the - British' Miniiter in America, nude, as it appeals, to,the Ciovvrtintent• of the LJtiiied States, ib Feb. fBUB, his Adajesty's earnest de,ire to 'iwe 'tierce of the world restored to thatireetiont 'iv 11'41 is necessary for its prosperity, and his readihesi to 4011(1911 tne system wiiich bad been forced upon him, whenever the enemy should retract theinin ciples.which had rendered it necessary;'' and added' att otticial,assurance, that ‘, whenever the repeal of' tlie French, Decrees should have actually takeifet- - tea, and the commerce of neutral natioce.should 'have been restored ,tothe etulchtion it i.stood previ ously to the promulgation .of those Decrees,-hii Majesty would feel the • highest satisfitraton in rain quishiog a system which the conduCt ot the enemy 'compelled him to adopt.', 00 Without departing in any d"igree from my •first Opinion, that. the United StatesAtad it right to ex, pea, upon every principle of justice, .that thepros. • pettive "evocation ot the French Decrees would be immediately followed by at least a likit NVOLlalion ot the Orders of li,i'ngland, Ititwit 01111410 your Loid ' ship, that the day has now passed whet) the repeal ut toe Bertin..and Milan Edicts, as communicated . to your Limit:hip in the note above-mentioned, and *, ptiblisived to tlsu whole world by the Gov.ertiment of France, in the Moniteur of the ,9(1; of September, weis, by the term* of ii, to take ettec.t. , , ilia it has . taken erlet3 C.IIMQL be doubted; arki it I.:iitt as little be questioned that at:eau:ling to the repented pledgeb, ,gtverr by the British G6veriiinent on tin, point tto say not ni lig of various powerlUl other oolltii4i4lai ions) the prompt relinquishment id the system, to whien your Lordship's reply.to my note of tlie.2.4th: ut August alludes, is indivenrinule. 1 11 , ;(.(1 t wur4 e ly mention how important it iff 10 t h e tr.itit:!,,Ql • thd Unilvd States, that the Government ut treat lin. taro should lose notime in di,,t;lnsing with frankness land precision its . intentions on this head. iptclii.. I gent of the Frettah repeal tins retched Americo, , and . qoutittercias 'expeditions- have doubtleis been iuunded upon it. It wilt have been taken tor,grant . ed, that the British obstru6tions,to those expeditions, • Waving thus lost the support which, however sudi. (lent in Itself, W 35 the only one that could gves,be (21.1iinefl fur them & intre been withdrawn, and ilnit the 3i.:Ai are once more restored to the dotninton of., law Mid infliCt!. " I. lie rsuatid' myself that this coutiAlence v, , iti b e , substantially justified by the event, an 4 h 4 to i he. flier:4 recall or such Ordera in Council as wuii del i fit;queLit in date to the Decrees of l'rance„, will tie ;IL46i the annulment of the antecedent,, Older to wroth my letta,r tespeding blockades, particularly. relates. But if, netwitlistanding cirCAmistabces winch invite to a course, the Iltitish Govertitnent stall have determined not to remove those pbstyppp, ti ins with alt practicable promptitud e, trust• tat my Government will be apprizett,ith at,little delay as possible, of a determination so unexpected,and of such vital concern to its right's and interests )• and-. that the reasons upon which that determination may Inivebeen formed, Wilt not be withheld from it. " I Wive the honour to be; with high comader 'ation, 'my - LOrd,'l6ur Lordship's most obedient humbhrservant, ' • • (Signed) " PINCKNEV7 NON'YOR*.; JAN. 14.-41 Is said ti?.ctay that there is a Majority 01 thirteen in the House of Itepresett , tatives, , against •tire renewal of the United Stateti Bank's. Charter : if this is persisted in; and the B ink shut'n'p' otuthe'4th March next, onti.liall of the city will fail; some Prom necessity, - others who dilly want , such a pretext from toghery. WASIII M NGTON, JAN. 12. any &clare, I. can trace 'it to no autheliti'osource, that the th tish .hliths(er here has protested adinst. our . taking possession of WeSt Florida, but has offered ( autho,-; rised by the Spanish Juntii); to:Sell to us ho. 'We,t. Florida : pay;tnetit to be, made in due to ustroin Spaiiialid that n )4ilt tur for:, ly taking pda,ession )4 the subjei tit,(lo* consideratiO!l,. is ,A;fi f iinly liuult thing Qt . very, high imp tattve, ant, i le a Conti, ti.:eoCeS, It Is said, liktS,l lead to war ; Itaut whether whit rtance or Et%latid, is not knovvo. Front the New y 91,1; Paper erthe 25th futttaty. Chi: Bilk to itttpovepith , ll4 by law, by clet‘t*(iying cutrtue«, iu rrtuyi ig interooLwx writ Utuat Mid llrt th..; .., , icactes';" 111 Q Bill siiii6tlotlin a pmi. I$ lr 11 .; oit.t3t. it.!aki to.. a. iiiiilli)bertnent ot. .the E./ WOO ) by 14e aimitssiott Ot the iSlvw 4)e1e.:69 tern wry Lao the- Union;` the resolutions past in Secret conclave that beckon IQ w:ir, invite misery, and sc core unly.dekat iand the rousal to renew the.char. ter of a Bank, the 'dissintion of which can be of no public utility, but,must overspread the country with bankrUptcies, diotress,• and .ruin ; are subjects :&) which no considerate mind can dwell witliout,al" Cain& presentiments.—:4l the present. be not, more than ever before, the reign of perveriiion, ignorance, salt intere.t,and heedless and headstrong party, now, mere than ever, will such reign produce immediate calainity and lead to wide destruction. - 1t the Non:intercourse Bill should be'passat us reported' le 111p,,Huuse, its immediate and povvertul tendency will b 8 to separate the Northern from the Southern , States: at►d, nutwithstai►chng the loud and outworn declarations to the Contrary, .01 many of the Southern and Western sell'istiled psiriots, many there arcs vvlio tine rely wish buck ,separation. Within twenty years . the waters of the :Qltio aril th 9 Mivsissippi will, nourish n pOpulation .s►apvris;r to that of all the. Atlantic States north 01 the Potomac. There is every reason to believe that the plan ot disineutberment is, fixed in the minds of many of our southern and welitern breihreny and tew yevt will elapse b4fore that plan wilt corntnence its effect. The commerce of the Northein Stales is an object ut curdialdetestation . to mohy of them to depre4s it, is dick self-evident object; to dcst►oy t 1111 I' al>l art %via'. The union of the good•ohl Uoited 61.ites is not their tirbt loVe. l'hu.cieciaration' ot QULNCIiIe, that " the .bonds 4. the union .are ,virtuatly dissolved)" that as it is the right rat al , so it is the its.ity of some, (9.prepi g e for a aeparation"—wben first' pronounced, grattd.most harshly on our ears. Th‘i ,subitiet to us was more navel than to those Who had 'heard or partaken of., the debates in eoncle‘e. For tar.away be,that evil day, if come it Intuit, when w e , are no longer One.—But the'xiajority, as rapidly and au vigorously ai in their power lies, are, if,c,p.c.doti ,nitely, at least directly and irresiitibly,;now pre paring the nitastnes that Wiest inevitably lead union. Alt search i$ in vain for a just cause of war England, or the enatituent of this Nen;rititercourse Bill. The President declared by proclamation:with no evidence . of the fad, that the French had ceased to violato . our neutral commeice. The British:Mi. nister..deelared that as soon as the French should so cenie, the . Britl6l) would follow their ,examplee— The Secretary of State has since declared, that she mode • only is changed, and the French edias but . nominally . repealed. Precluded from all cell - Interco with the Continent of. Europe, by the Imperial .Ctiroican, or permitted with such restridions that all commercial attempts.triust eventuate in loss, we are volutintitlyprOpating for its total annihilation, by forbidding trade with almost all of the rest 'of. the world. --The Nun-intercounie Law can and will never be carried into Wed, WASIIINGTOO, JAN. fate of the N - tional -Itaitkudeterniined by , the vote this.day given in Committee of the whole House. It in vain for its fiicrid, to say any thing upon the subjett. After the deciaratiotts the, day before yesterday of Mests.Pus and WRIGHT, 41 that it must 'be considered 'at a party qutstion . end ik tc id e 4 upop party principles tnnY"--.and after a knowledge of the fads that the Democrats in . the house are rat ' l ied to a man against the renewal of the , chiultx (with the honourable exception of richlttsx fra tn tilt) State of New York)—arguntenta elO'c, CluOve can be of bo Altheugh manY i tterP , li4ts'had prepared to fully discuss the question V° as . to the constitutionality and expediency of ere ` .1 A nd nqwal—yet not one of them h as said a viol' , - I doubt . whether any one o f them will, To Speed tbeit: breath for' naught, woald show a .OOl (/' e. Brieet foribeinselves..—deride.thein in, ti)e Oia ict !, of t hei i r il ,: ,rt r o esp a e l : b ab il le d tit ( the s friends,o and t h i t e al u t s j : i ! other i fiable purpoo.s. * . • atsitteurroN, JAN. I s.—We areaggindelitling t ctociltrn h iEo,: e loirrind ... n q usEit u tinat i og: s ea t , :r i s e :. dii n :ae: irte. o hds f et . ayi n trlo d eot n elu : im i it t ivi tt:toni:l,ll,o:tcfileuitnerhid:4oe, :ici.:yttirei.ii.ori;to.o:ert)ysi::::,tf:. 4, i l \ I I t; : :rit.i..:. found l 'he Non-Inierdourse has been repor'c'l l "' to ahnedaispreOridi;ridlor'tooogbie, g p o r i i n nle g 1a d 0 , ,, 1 31 1 ; i 'll ii ; lievYnn. may depei,d on ili . 3 law being pane ith present . 4 t,..1/ eft enforcing provision,. Ns r6l. PlYn:.olC L ociti P. M.—The .quesiion bin'aeknit•tigtaks;enwi,lol 'litviiilensHaosUt,aete..,oafnalleppar:edi....,itiit\ii;e'si.;,,.l; Noes 36..—50 .we ~ , ,o, and it we shnoVcl?/''','l. making new :States and acqiliring newt tirllu.riol seat of Governoient, not lung hence, inaY ` 3i ` '. on. the' West side "uf the Mississippi. et"la‘il ..t ~, The following is- the position a ti'lkir.O inded to in the letters above , as given ill l l° lional Intelligencer of Tuesday :..-- ro ' P. QUINCY baying :been called to 00 6 f 10 , 1 , ptptoet:ate.:eerrtitniglt-itaitt,noid.sfinmjnytshtd,eiefi,ireiobdueorilvitiecogosrp,elsinnlaiaoirdnic,it:lh.;,;:iifdi :,:t.tilliioitsi: which to save nil rnisapprehensiOn; Ile :%0 . ;diTglion of' this union a that it 4 1 i f ° ,ll O . finitely to p al r l e , pa so re it States from thiir moral obligation, satfo i it ‘'. y,. they can, violently if they. roust." Mt. Quiticy resumed his. eat ; ova 1 g gii lb:oiyrtlitt‘wulhideeaeySGinPoeencd4t4tel.ebertgaltu.(eatnillnw.esr,abgagAseeßnse' r u g m ilY ) d t: 114("d::11 , 1 ri dp : 14ill For abestel;:ard:ltuiotY:ts• 131;1:‘ t but that the letter ' That it would be the duty of batie Sl iiC y pri' member a t) 1; a ti' th el3 SVitil: IS et 1131) tea: :lIC el. I : : : t)S :i l. ' i pare for a separation, amicably irtho; ° II ' t fij" pai l:ir, Clot at appealed from 134 - ddc4l°"l4l'll" ' ly, if they must," was contrary to lII° el° qui red t h e 1 l /i c9l and Nays o n the ain ie4 ' t bs,' The question.. wee elated thus ;--" f ' tici 4ci C.:l5l°P of the. Speaker cuffed 1r 'Al' d , .: tollows;...:yeas, ba.;;,..lcays, 66; I t 0 4.. 0 So Ibe decision at the Sraker was ° ve . 0 0 1 Qui eves observations wer e declared 10 b e and he proceeded. °I,I 1ii5.1',..0. 11 rii.BiiiYigNehcilE:erilluirtirat. C3 H ctot a i t o. g ri en t l i o ° :t t r, l ,l o .yn , ,,siu li sa g °lt r a y Qu v i : l, ll o . l . , l o ( : i u "." :l i d n iti tS e l l e ,s e e7 ,l l L i Dd l n e ' o c e r aal s td v o iC t clue p kul h ;: b i ri s : let i in d s l l4B o l ,3 l' l ° l ° ) ° , l o :Y t Pc r P , i i ii; u Cfric r b;l l :' i ci t : c :ll' i *lll ...........—eft --,.................tha , ivri, Earl CA's Sir JosE"" ' dean 1‘,..1:1".! 4Allmas, and Mr. Pitacitrl: toile ses`i.i.oles,,latter took 103: s'iola t t " Ii A Privy e • . • some le , . (Arnett was, afterWods 'b eld , .' l . 'l o o was . "444tion in the Sheritfs,for th'gra by i d i Ministers;' His The Council •was alw1)-'ed lir gacoinnillsteril;' His Royal . Highliesii. reccitpeae li's Report of'. the couvicri ( "I' o4 o and JE. f or .., /4' BileY, when etxlicee!ito /*met 4e6ution - next 'Wednesday :---flerotieio 'The e ' a drnrprner, for an abort-lin:4oe e, Hi o g t . 21 era were respited doting plea'l3` c o to ti proceedingsiti,l)rov!:,:oiori,,,,,,tutoilho patio It°Yal Highness then gpe abdiel,ooo, c SUTTON; the p_.41411111.14.' Wi4iLisLiir, Mr. R. S . I)°iif Ir' uktRRSTON, Sii. DAVID PUNDAs. °lli 00 M a c c' Yesterday clv l I I ii ‘ i n r p A t taLsi 'o. Mr. latter r. o .R f .s l laidle Court b e 1 o r ie 1) I i s o , itliviir ,t,,i.0 • Mr.:Wenn r • d towill'i'iH. its from "LSI' 201.11 arrive in i Ire and. , slid 'i Wednesday afternoon his INixis6 I poi? ,I , IV- ..,: on • )ied by Dsittots Wll-111$ I°4 '', Pi Terrace, frorn tliree 1111,,liosl; wl5l turning oat !ri) Do nott ercisbable to walk' un the Terrace, 1 li f i' understand that the 13ritish :,itioloi agreed to take the Earl of Bever4' : a c ` 1 ,0100 •t. CaNsvilee. by waik.log about the 00114 e :livec I J.ki4P- ' detained tileviar it; -11.rttoce since the c— • fie( l oin exchange for Genero. ' • of II ie.French Eropire .' ' . die. *° V : _ Mrs. G. . .. . (... I‹.llll/41131;ft was so rich i t ( O 'l DOAthat she wasunable t )01°4 ' lB • /1 i•J lig . _ 0 1 ..;_.k it 0 L.: 4 414 Seard. . Mrs. D. 10,00. Kw" ~ iI P uPtlce and t, '' i aferto- f 0,.., °,' wit. an occasions. t ~ rid e 1 ‘llO dialogue, acquitredherseif %A II,: The dramatic piece loooka (31 1 1 :1 1114t (:, L4 d y oi Lie A # alti .s, Poe.in of " 1:11 I1WC" 4 ii ' represented , ted anther hcliobtah Tiler , : o t: 00, t i: t m il er, stage by Mr. Tsars 0 , tile 4. ci°!' ~.` tit i 4 " ' 1,004`' i ' Cl 7 ‘'°"11)11t1Y. It it but josttcd- ~ ,,i ,1110 1 . 1 4 'I s exect,,led Lbw tioitc will il at Y' kering to the original opera. 39 .111,00,4,d *viten with , . - A , ~,n la t Cue Ilataro afh. - If ' --1 • .. position. . . 1