The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-12-25 00:00:00, page 1

BUTTONS, &c.
James Rundlet,
HAS jut opened a Cask containing
1000 gross of Gilt, Plated, white and
yellow metal Coat and Vest Buttens, which
will be fold vacorumonly cheap. Also a few
pieces Duffil, low pric’d blue Cloths &c, &c,
Dec. 18 '
,
REMOVAL.
@
" Tim?® Upham
AS removed to the Store
in Market-(treet lately occupied by
r Wittiam Jones, jr. wiere he has jult
received by the late arrivals from Loudon
a?d Liverpao), a very extensive affortmént -
0 x
Faflionabie Fancy & Staple
Which will be fold on the most liberal
termis by wholesale or retail, viz, :
Broad Cloths of every color
and quality, from 756 to xrx dollars per yd.'
Englith aod German Kerfeymeres, from
6 to 27+ lmperial Cords,Kerfeynetts,Stock
inetts, Berlin Web and Cord for gentlemen’s
pantaloons. 7 ’
Hunter’s Cloths, Moletkins, Coatings
- Duffils. Devonthire and Yorkshire Kerfeys, -
Forelt Cloth, Baizes from 136 to 263, Milled -
and common Fladncls ancommonly checap—
Swanskins, Quecns cloths, Plaia and fpofted
pelific Flanacts. ;
Kait Pctticoats,
Bombazetts plain and . spotted of all pri
¢es, Wildbores and Cambletts, black/ Bom
bazeens. ;
Cantou Crapes.
Shaloons; Ruficls, Calimancoes, Duraats,
Duroys, and Morcens. ‘ i
l.adics and Gentlemen’s | Hosizry of - all
-silk, cotton and worlted | colors andprices
Loag and short silk, kid, GLOVES
hctycr,cofton&wbrﬂcd} for Ladies.
“Losfimon Jeather, bea-y GLOVES
‘ver, deer-skin, worst- § forGentlemen,from.
‘ted, cotton and [itk -y 2s to xcsb per pair.
Forniture Chintzes and Dimotics, Chintz.
aod worlted Fringes, cord and tafle]l Bed
Eaces, damask Table Cloths of all prices,
froni 1 to 12 dollars’ eachieLioen Diapers
from 736 to 27s per yard—cotton Table
Cloths and Diapers of ail widths and prices.
Towels and Towcling, Bed Ticks,
Cotton Counterpancs. .
- BLLANKETS of all sizes, '
Sheeting Linens and cottons. . © ™
~ Kidderminfter Carpeting, at 1 dollat per
yard, and some rich patterns at higher pri.
ces.
Stair Carpeting and Hearth Rugs.
Cambric anad common Dimoties,
White Cottonr Cambrics,
~Jaconett Cambrics and Muslins,
Plain and spotted leno ) : $
tamßored, im‘jtatiqn,cu}' , |
ipider stripe; fpider-nert, CARnen
lace, vi&opry, mull mull } Mraﬂ;}' ;
seeded, erape, -jubilce ' VSLINS,
cord,and 3 great varicty oA
of other Pl R J ;
White and black Millinetts, i R
Black and slate and blue double Sarfacts.
India Luftrings and Satfhcts, X
Englith 'lluﬂrSngs,' ,
Peliffe Cham_brays, M Wl
Calicoes of all prices from 20 cts upwards.
.. Printcd 20d colored plain and twili’d
Cdmbrics, Ginghams, . . :
‘f Cotton and silk Shaw!s of all forts and
AZCS,_\ ; ¥ Ted oy 8 gy -4 L
_ Fancy fitk Handkerchicfs, redl fuperfine
and common Bandannoes, Madrafs, mock
Madrafs, linen and cotton Pocket and other
Haadkerchiefs—black and colored Barcel
ona Handkerchiefs,” . .
India Cottons from ro cts per yd.mpwards
_ Britith atid Américan thirting and sheet.
ing cottons, g ) b, P 8
Itith and German Linens; song Lawns,
-Tl;t:;dﬁ,:’:it_éﬂ} Laces; fuﬁng; and Edgings,
~Ribbons, whiteand blark Italian Crapes,
““Velvets of a fupcrior guality, (it
“ ‘Tabby Velvéts of various colors, -
* Thickfetts ands COrg'umys; e
American, Windsor, Role,y .~ &
?Vid&t and Ceylon } SOAP
“ Gentlemen’s water proof silk Hatsy
¥ Silk‘{nd cotton Umbrellas, - .
~ Black and brown Liucns,
© Browt Cottons, - i
= English, India and American Cheeksand
Btripes, Faney Vellings, Buttons of all forts
and prices, from 9d per groce to 6s per.doz
‘Muffs and Tippets, Fr -pb e B
“ Fur Trimmings, Worsted Tippets, ~
“ “Ruflia Shecting, Russia and kaven"sDuck,
Gilk, cotton and } , \ < 7k
tit (SUSPENDERS. '
%3 r ALSD, i . 3 ok
A few Hhds. Rum. and
roo kegs Butter. = -
74T U tenders bis thanks to his cuftoriiers
and friends for their patronage, and assures
them, that 2s his Rock is larger and His af
* fortment mofe extensive m‘“'ﬁ‘)’ former
period, that he:fhall exert himfelf to give
“them fatisfadtian, and if in these days of
% cheap'' felling any of bis customers should
find in anoufrer store an article of cqual val
e x;:»@&mm thiey have given bim.
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PORTSMOUTH : (Nsw-Haursnizs) PusLisnep sy W, WEEKS--Prixtea 1o Tue STATE, awp Printsz ov tae LAWS oy tae Usitep StaTES.
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o SRALL GOORs, -
W Jones, Jr.
ERT &
H&S jult received from
. _Boflon, 14 packages freth imports
3 :
PIECE GOODS,
Making an excellent assortment of the fol
lowiog articles-~VIZ ;
% 2 3& % bik. Italian Crapes ;
Canton Crapes of every fathionable
Plain aéd plaid Italian ‘and Canton
color}; . i 4
Silksfor gowns and pelifes ; -
Blk. ddeble Sarfnets and Lußrings -
3 While double Sarlnetss
¥ and 3 Elegant Shawls ; - - =
‘Buff, drab and white Italian long Kid
~ Gloves; © ,
An elegant assortment fancy Muslins 4
Silk Malabas plaids for gowns ;
Spocted and plain Bombazetts ;
Blk. and aflorted Sewing Sitksy
Hamilton Cords ; Ginghams ;
Calicoes ; Black Cambrics ; Dimities ;
Embos’d Cambrics ; ’
Tabby Velvets ; - s
Rumfy Calimancos and Wildbores ;
Corton Cambrics, all widths;
Printed and plain Cotton'Laces,from:
20 cts. to 7/6 yd. ; - ekl
Vestings ; Peliffe Tlannels ; - -
% Embofs’d Shawls ;. Millinets 3
Cotton Sewings': Tapes; Pins; -
Blk. Worlted and Silk Hosiery ; .
Brown Hollands ; : '
Low pric’d Pocket Hdkfs ; ¢
% u» and 3 Colerain Coiton Shirg
-ings ; Cap Wire;” - e
1 case Straw Hats and Bonnets ;
Straw trimmings ; X
Cotton Umbtellas; =
Baizes and Flannels ; Serges;
Blue Forest and Broad Cloths ;'
Low priced drab Kerfeys ; b
Coat and velt Buttons 3
1 case containing § Itith Sheetings ;.
% %, % and ¥ Linen Diapers ; '
Tatle Cloths from § to %* ; . :
¢ and % Irith Linen "of an excellent
~quality ; . )
White and colored Bed Lace &c.
Fine and common Long Cloths for
theeting ; |
Fine Shirting Bafias ; i
Common Cottons, all prices;
Bandanoes ; Vefy fine Company
Flagg and bar’d Silk Hdkfs. :
Igloor and Stair Carpetings,
some of a new pattern, Sept 25.
; 1
Edw'd Parry,
At No. vo, Market-freet, i
OFFERS« for sale on good
terms, a gencral assortment of English
and American i : i
h |
- GOODS, - - .
Suitable for the'feafon and imported in
the recent arrivals from Eurape, which will -
be fold cheap, by wholesale and rctail, .
| ‘AMONG WHICH ARE, . - . .
Bét fuperfine Londoot whiteGrecianßobea
ahd American Broadt Dimoties and Irish
Cloths; .. "< . ¢ Lineoly
Superfiic and commontCopperplates & Fue-
Caflimeres ; { mitpres; e
Hunters Clorhs § +Men's and Women's I
Forest Cloths; = 1 worsted Hosiery ;.
Coatingss . +White and blk Cam. ~
Twil’d Duffils; .. 4 bries; ~. -~ '+ ©
Queens Clotha; . sMuflins of the new- J
Pelifle - Cloths, of all} est flile; -'1
. colors; +i . tElegant Shawls ;, |
Flapnelsand Blankets;sßrown Hollands ;
Royal Cords ;. - . sCotron and silk-wipy
Sattinets ; Gt rMCeglime s TN RS
Velveteens and Thick-4 Plain & figuredßom. ©
sets; : +-bagettd 3 . ~
Baizes and American{Durants and Cali-
Flannels; .+ mancoes, from xsb
Superfine and corfimont to 283 per yard ;
Chintzes ; . .. 4Black India and Flor.
Silk and Cottori Ging:} enee Silk;
hams; 4Black and colored
Twill’d Figured and} Crapes. doap
November 6, 1810. N Y
Sam’l Mud ge;
Boot, Shee, and Leathet Store;
i Lo A MARK:T;‘ST,ingéJ_
H AS just received in addi
. A tion to his former flock, a small as
sortment of Ladies white, yellow, green,
plaid and biack Kid SHOES, which will be
fold very ¢heap,-~Mea’s Dancing:Punips I
‘aud ‘thin Shoes=<and Ladics’ Cork and
Walking Shoes chicaper than wfual, with a
varicty oOf other articlgs belenging:in the
Shoe, Boot and Leathicr line, too pumerous.
N v
~ 'N'B. Boors a,nd».sga‘g; will be made .
rand repaired with difparch and neasighs. - .
Lo Bt o e
e Cowcorp ‘and Exerzr ]
omy s e ey @ ¢MR
... /REGISTERS,
of_almof all ‘king w ;
dgzen, o single at C| PEIRCE'S Booldlore.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER ig;*'?é\?&.'
- S. Melcher,
Has received a further supply of.
B LACK and color’d Bombazetts §
do. Wildbores ; blue Kerfeys ;
10% priced drab do ; Pelice Cloths &
TFlannels ; green, olive and brfown
Moleskins ; low pric’d blk Caffimeres ;
black Cambricks ; gentleméh’s fine
white Angola Hose ; ladies blk. and
flite worlted Hose ; Guernsey Frocks ;
blk Serges; fuperfine white Flannels ;
black Flannels and Baizes ; compatiy
fl:» H'vndk;‘rchieﬁ. , Sali :
-~ ladia Cottcnsfrom 756 pee for 15
yds. to 425. ~ ' Nov. 300.-
. More New Goods.
JuR received and now opening at
- DRAPER’s
_ CHEAP CASH STORE,
A very elegant varicty Fancy & Staple
PIECE GOODS.
4 AMONG WHICH ARE
[\N elegant varicty of Ladies’ London
. "\ Beaver HATS and BONNETS ; |
White, fawn, drab and black Plumes; |
Elegaot lacs Tippéts and Vandykes ; |
Pearl, green, crimson, orange and mazarea
blic Silk Velvet, a new article ; *;
Englith colored Luftrings ; |
Black, slate and lilac Canton Crapes ; |
Light add dark buff and pink Conquans dd ;
Fancy Tambourades ; |
X 2 yd. 3-4 and 6-4:white Lace Netting ;|
- Plain and figured Jace Armiets ; '
Ladics long and thort Kid Gloves of every
.. color‘and quality ; _
Ladies English white Silk Hose, befl quality;
Gentlemen’s black & white do. best quality;
Geatlemen's white Silk Gloves 3 &
Varicty Faocy Ribbons ;
Fine linett Cambricks ; ;
Bandanna Handkfs. of a superior quality §
Cheap Furniture Chintzes ; I
Tartan Plaids for gentlenicn’s cloaks;
A _great varicty of colored Bombazetts }
Low priced and very fine black dog
Ladics and gentlemen’s worflled Hosiery 3
Very fine white and other Flannels ;
Low priced Cafimeres—Wiidbores;
Sable, Elt, bear, black}} * MUFFS and
jenet‘and mock fable f TIPPETS ;
Bear Tippets separate from Muffs;
Kidderminfter CARPEFINGS § -+
Hearth Rigs ; Stair Carpetings ;
INDIA COTTONS, a large supply, very
. _cheap, %% e W N0v.20,
; Dye-Stuff Store,
‘Hall & Weld
‘Hall & Weld,
NEAR THE MARKET, BOSTON,
; INFORM Clothier’s and
| others that they keep constantly for sale
“every article of DYE.STUFF, now in ule,
;L with CLOTHIERS’ TOOLS of every ki?d.
Dealers in Dye-Stuffs will
~find it to their advantage to cali at the above
" Store, where none but the best of articles
will be fold and at the lowest price.
-Boston Auguft,;Blo. + #m
- JUST PUBLISHED
- And for sale at this Qfficey +
. A CANDID REVIEW '
' OF A PAMPHLET ENTITLED, .
ol A CANDID REPLY :
The avbole being a Dotrinal Controversy betwveen
- The Hoplintonian & Universalist.
~ Begun on thespart of the Univerfalift by 2.
- Poincand H. Balioy. and continued on the
~ partof the Hopkintonian by the Rey. Jfuas
} Hebinfon &. M, of Stoddard, N H--and now
- further continued on the part of the Unia
- verfalift, by /HOSEA BALLOU, Pastor ‘of
the Univerfalian, Church.and Society ia
~ Portsmouth, (N H—Aidion of 4 Mot the
1 fgrééler," Treatise on Atonement,” e . s
~ Price 75 cents. oy IO zz
(T N ey g- L IR,
- State of Newhampfbre—Strafford. !,'
‘ N;OTICE is hereby given to the mon-re
- LN fident praprictors. and owners of Jand
~in the town ‘of MIDDLETCN, who have
not. paid ther county,’ togvp'-(ehoo‘l‘_ﬂﬁd
- highway taxes for the year 1810—that &1
less they pay the fame to me the ‘!:qﬁfctibcr,
~on or before the fist Monday in March
' mext] so much of their land as will pay
said taxes with incidental ‘charges will be
foldsat publie yetidue at the dwelling-house
rof Qapt Silas Whitehoufe, in said town’at
L ften :gt e_ha;_c#otkmw.‘hﬁ’ said day, ﬂﬁlg‘?
pfevented by previows paviment. MY :
j P N’?; »p.’ Mo 0o A g
| CRBARAN o w"?w
Griginal propris- T N SEVE
W o o LY reT A
Geurge Jaffrey .79 100 g2l 24 75
Moses Carr,' 17 So.° i“'ﬂ ‘% as
Eben’r Garland., -.. 3 n;o - 614 20: 50
Daniel Duzgin 33 §6. 491033
Benjamin Roberts 38 60 6,14 16 §0
- Th's Walligford Elq43 36. .4 7. 939
~ Jonithan Matrow - 45, SO 17 48 451159
1 gfnh’h?nn% 43, 60, 614 30,50
;jji’"’? M:ﬂduen._t_)se e ot
L "OR - Salea~four handsome
o SLRIGHS. Apply RoS 6L el
OMISSIONS. . |
French Sequefiration of Barbary Vessels.
A letter from Sardinia of the Bth ule.
mentions, that the following Order has
been recéived, from the Dire@or-General
at Paris, by the diffcreat Consuls at the'
ports in the Levant : B b
“ The intention of. his Majesty the Em
peror is that vefiels, belongipg to the Bar
bary Powers, shall be treated in the fame
manner as Ottoman veflels, as, like them,
they may have loaded at Malta, and paid
the duty of zo.per ccnt to the Englith.
“ You, therctore, will immediately fequefier
all sbe Barbary weffels which are, ot may ar
rive, in the barbors of your division, what
ever goods their cargoes may consist of
“ ¥You will inform me, as soon as pofhible,
of the sequesters -laid, as weil on Barbary
ships as on Ottoman thips. You will for
ward to me the proces werbal, with all.the
documents you may have colle&ted relative
to the circunifiances of their voyage, the
origin and naturc.of their cargo, aud rhe
insurance- if any, as well on ship as cargo.
. “[ enjoin to you the grearclt care and
promptitude in the cxecution of this Order
“ The DIRECTOR IN CHIEE.”
THE LATE KING OF SWEDEN.
Frym the Journal dy Soir——(a Paris paper.)
Count Gottorf* weat to Colberg, for the
purpalc of embarking, and getting on board
the Englith squadron. It was intimated to
him, by tbe Officer who has the ¢ommangd
in the town, that he had orders to oppose
his embarkation, , Count Gottorf then pro
ceeded to a small port between Colberg
and Konigfberg for the fame purpoefe. , An
officer, who had been sent ‘irom Bedin to
watch his moticns, there informed hioy that
his orders were not to fuffer him to embark.
On meeting this second oppefiticn, Count
Gottorf declared that it was his intention to
£0 to Raflia by land, from whence he would
?rocccd to: England, allcdging as a. reason
or this determination, that ‘he was not al:
lowed the means of living oa the Conti
nent,” * Ex Kisg of Swweden.
Cow Pock. ~—The following extrafts from.
thé report of the Small.Pox.Hofpital, Lon
don, affords a molt pleasing eonfirmation of
the valuc of the Caw Potrk Inoculation ;=
“ Eleven thousand cight -hundred patients
have been vaccinaged, of which number
2500 were afterwards proved to be secured
from the natural Small Pox, by recciviag a
further inoculation ‘'with -Small- Pox ‘matter,’
which took no ¢f#7 ; a number amply. . fuffis.
cient to fatisfy the public mind of the security and
success of the new pradlice of vaccination.
' {:‘fl’{rnppcr ’iliuhpof society,. death " from
Smazll Pox is usheard of ; and the most ex.
tensive practitioners acknowledge, that a
cafc of ‘Small Pox, in private practice, is a
very rare ocewrrence ¥ oo oyl
Ao - Londin: pap. 08 18104
: » OF 0L gt | ee—— U et
.o Progress of Civilization. . -,
.. The Lynchburg Star weations two ia
flances at murders commpitted upon Slavés—
~one by one Hawkius upon'a’ wench his
own fluve—and another by one Johnson up
on a wench on Mr Turpin's estate, of which
Johnson was.overfeer. ‘The latter has. been
tried and-acquitted’! The fate -of the for
mcr is not yet knewn.—When will” South
ernLegiflatures interfere with effedt bttWﬁ
crucl and brutal masters and overseers, an
helple(s and defeticelees ﬂzqc‘s_‘?,llf they dare
not listen to thesvoie of Lilerty, let them
at leaflt gbeyi the dictates of° Humanity. - If
they cannot with fafety +/Let the opprefled
gotrecy” legs them ';t;?ﬂ;pfote&; the op
prefled from the wantohncfs and wickedness
of thole who pefleffing absolute pawer, are
deititute of all intrcm caough will
be the fain of slavery upon the pages of
ur hiffory, tvithout its . being cucrinifoned
gy the bleod of the eniflaved. Heayy will
be our Natipnal account to a jult God' for
bur oppreflign, without having' it augmeuat
ed and aggravated by murders ! U AR EXA
. ‘la/ North Qarglina men are hgug for bozfk
flealing ! 1o Peanfylvania MURDERERS
‘arc'acquitted ! A, e
S a gey [ (T trßa B
' Horn'g?,&—()n"ﬂté a7th of Scp;emhtr "laQ.
at lavernefs in feotland, a youag 'man of 19
was ' convited of rape and mutder, and
sentenced to be hiung in chains 'Phe judge,
in lisiaddre(s’ introdudtory to the sentence,
afrée cxpatiating on the '.G“O"'.',‘i'l ‘of ha
crimes, aud the neceflity of detering' from
their commiflion; te¥d the'wretch, * Ihave
therefore 'determiifed, ‘that after your exes
cution, vou fhaltbe hung'in chaines, until
the tawies of theé air pick the flefh ‘of youe
body, and ybur bones'bleach and‘whiten id
the windsof heaven” o 0 opT
' Lord Wellington is more likelyo beod
bencatly hiotitles than his laurels. ' As-every
dgf;gt‘bﬁ%%i‘ﬂé#tiﬂ;. he may: soon vig
in the length of ‘hisiftring with-agy Spaoifh
Don on the peninfila. He is now, seems,
dubbed the Barl of Bufaio, or Bufs-a-seos
probably on-aecount of the Sull lig tade in
mistaking a ddgmv for a wictory st;-;'; 1
BB sy provably G il
?“*M—-‘*ﬁ ity fiamt gIOO
c2peditio 1o deliver the penipfula from the
tyrgheg ol Bogidbares, d velore At
ity ¥ ki govelied’ by Riggiahy 8-
| ﬁﬁ?onh;%‘ﬁmﬁing sin- and
PR R G PR g S e ey
1 Bari and Thllaytimtite is° i that Borr,
St SRR T L L iA3 A ;
et of Feamce 1t which sTk
t”{;a fx’*mfw
ate Vice Prelident of the.United States was:
B Sviser yes SSRGS
Sl SRS gt 230858 e T
TWO DOLLS. PER ANNU L |
. DOCUMENTS @
ACCOMPANYING THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE,
“Mr. Swith to Governor Holmes.
Department of State, Nov. fsth 1810,
Sir,—l have received your letter
of the. 17th’ of O&ober,. enclosing
the memorial of the Convention of
Welt liorida. To repress the untea
fonabie expe@ations, therein indicated,
in telation to the vacant land in that
Territory, it is deemed proper to lofé
no time' iu commaunicating to you and
to Governor Claiborne she sentiments
of the President on the fubje&., " ™
~‘The right of the United Statesto
the Territory of WeR Florida, as far -
as the River Perdido, was fairly ac
quired by purchase; and has been
formally ratified by Treaty. = The de
livery of peffeflion has, indeed, been
deferred, and the procrastination has
been hetretofore acquiesced in by this
government from a hope, patiently in
dulged, ‘that’ amicable negociation
wou!d accomplith the equitable pur
pose of the United States. But thig
deiny, which proceeded only fiom the
forbearance of the United States to
enforce a legitimate and well known
claim, could. not' impair the legality
of their! title,.nor could .any cgan e
in the interpal Rate of things, wil%\_a
out their {an&tion,. however: brought
about, vary their right. It rem'ain%
of course, us perfect asit was be{sél
the interposition 'of the Counventitn..
And the people of \Welt Fiorida must
not for a- moment be ,miﬂcdf«byﬂj}r
expedtation that the United States wi
surrender for. their exclusive benefis
what had 'been purchased with the
treasure and for ‘the bensfit of the
whole. . The vacant land of this Per;
ritory, :thrown .into common' stock
with-all the other vacant land of the
Union, will be!a property in commoi
for:the gational uses of .all tli¢ people
of the Unitc_dﬁ \Stat‘es.-‘.‘(hTl!);éfqummué
ity of iaterets upon which this‘gov.
gnw Jinvariably ‘2ds, the: lit;’;ﬁl
policy. whih it has uniformly difplay
ries (a part of which paliey has vvig
been a jult regard.to honest fittler<)
will, nevertheless, be a fafficient pledge
to the inhabitants of Weft -‘Flos‘ic’l‘q;
for the early dnd/ continued attention
of the Federal Legiflirure to their
fituationand their wants. <~ g
. These observations will apprif¢ you,
fir; of the sentiments of t_h;pg:gﬁ;im;
as to'the prcpofition in the memotial
in relation to the vacang land in Weft
Flotida, and will enable yoy to'makey
when neceflary and proper, suitable
explanations sto the people .of _that
Territory. You will, however, keep
in mind that the President cannot re
cognize in the Convention of *Weft
liorida :any independent: autliorify
whatever to propose or to form a com
paé& ‘with the. United States.~ [ ‘am
Sir, with the highest refped, yourmoft
cbedienc'fetvant, ' . ' . . 0
~ (Bigoed) 1 Re SMITH.
Hiy Lixeellericy Davin Hoimes, v
< A Covernor of Mififippis - - -
GO St N L i 1T R S
Estral) of atletter fioms . Mr. Swith
ooßacretary of Stdtey to Mr.' f"iﬁ"ﬁ;
A Minifler | Plenipotshubary. of <the TR
- Stare) ,m_@onamw‘nxi;'i Igewzmh‘; it
lof Staie, Fanuary 20th, vBIO. ¢
!{lg unyylmdn ‘to yoa of ‘the:l ‘t'gl
Novembeér, 1809 y you wet&ﬁlit_hﬂi@%
to uffure the: Britith government, that
the Unitgid ' Statés ‘ fingerely retained
the défire, which they have constantly
profifled; to facilitate a triendly ac
commodation of all the exiding:difs
ferences between the two: countries;
and that:- nothing “wowld-bei niure a
greeablé, to them -.t«ﬁ'an}e.%}ﬁnm sacs
celfor &F{W‘ﬁmumﬁtﬂeﬂ vmﬁ
all the authoritics negelfary for the de.
complithing ot [fo-deligable .an gventy
and mmﬂ'ﬂi’rﬁ&ﬁﬂﬁktt inpen:
of this‘objedt, through your. dgehoy,
fhiould be ' confidéredd: more expedi
tious or otherswife prefgrable; it woul
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