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W'hiskey 66 70
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ss ' \V\ssfihpcton odd Alexandria do. ' par
ym Receiwdfcr Sal: by jAME-f Kl: N
NEDf, Sal. Book-diet, King. street,
Dncwr Silsilimn! : lour-nal of his Tnvelsm
England. Scotland and Hall-ad.
Turfinll': Voyngel round the World,' m
noo. ], 1. 3, ard 4.
"running Skaches m Rum- nnd Swedcn,
ss in "05. 6 I and I, by Robert Kcr Porter. ,
ssDr Gimu' Hiumy of tho World from the
Rci an! Alas-m!" to unsof- Avi'u'nm.
nium-ass Woman ofﬂysiology. _ _ ,
(in-navel}: Dr. : Lec'wrcl mEch-olndnl
M. to ! lah lo oddcdsi No 'celcbniid
lids on Him—la. . 1
Lxcbnnge on London, 6 per ccnt below par
sing-gree on Sylmuc Theolm. by do ss
'Df- vhf': :Symn of Nun-11 and Expe
he. him. tuum: on tho' Evkkam of
y'oj Men and his-am of
"a ctcm hint visit med
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owh of De; lum
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' _ . _ .l'uctudsiw man. tow open
'thoz-sicssldie'm'si't [tions-" Fit" in thous very
wxdotlþtsifdss-wsshethtr such : WQW ctss
but! noticed by 'th'offioeo'r'et'orysi of one:-34
sibutol {ltdssdmocnusi died-ed that it n'. . ctsi
hizbsim-dwmþ'rct-ctw dy.-um sithe. list?-ox'qfct
ctMt-sssi' BM'SÞKM si'bP in" (did, jþave ]
inuhdsith'e letter, 9; thy hoctiiosirsiost gdisij
thy of the—si'gmmmcptqlct jio r,'ss'_-ho_p\tb-ss
suit-4 the anon stood it.,sisstss o'popr tgdqfctss
Ltct'aiim'yetesi-sotcssed to be oilesiot,'(sor.ol stint =
Mqueqoe ' vengthcik doubte opposed tosissf
the honorfndct into-sit ol the jAmeticanss;
,ldmittimjotioo' ?)ssthe t ing pan-dturrcoth
tho'-Paple'o'folfowed th': but, and the elec- ss
* tim-mhed-io-Wf'otss democtzcy. " __
"The, lesicpmysi'ofmce 'hufss'ncjcived _
from Mdv—Pinknor'o private letter ass-the'
4thJanuaty.. dgtnling.sitho -pa'rticbldn of !
long coofueoce at thofforsscign'osice' with
Lord Wellnley. \ . ' This - hues -'?e1prcnly
nate-o that the British: :miuittettlitt not at- '
tempt vto vindicato ;Mr; ]lcklv'n'. ﬂour-sithe
-eootrary, he odmittedssthatsi he Was" in" the
wrong, thot he mutt-tetunta'dndsithpv :!
siouccqnor would be not to the U . State-."
That the Above . wot. cofiiidedodcto'a pro
ceeding immediately from thy memory of
nate, in evident ;.for next day (Much-13) '
in the house of uprcmtotivu, Mr. Liver
more, odvocating the operdy odjomomentss
of Congreu, obtctvcd. " Hot-o n'o't gentle
mco told in that the insomotion'srom Eng— *
land wot rfectly ntioflctorsiy.;' that there
was no d' culty whotever to be'cppi-xhpod- .
ed with thotntiont ;thot'cvery thin would ss
be octtled occordihg tis-their wishes Have 1
you ont'got : nnuun'! .IAdeiog'tb a !
oummary aid to'hve been giveh'bz th'esste-'
cretl 'of note-,ssof secret dupatc n' from ss
Mi'. shoe,-.] What un genticmtﬂ wont *
more than 'rnn wmutw ! si Tak'ing it for ]
granted that this commary is cor'rgcj', oud'
thit-Me—gmtlman hssao'e- be!!! sih'cer't'. we
want, no further. information from Eng-wss
. land. * ' si ' ]
On the 2'6th arms-sin," Mrsi' Lit're'rntcr'r, !
keeping this extract it: vie'w, oﬀered the
follossring resolution: '_ct \ '
_ " Resoloed, That the Preaidenf of the U.
States be requested to cause ter—be leitsil be
fore this house, town of any letters or des-.
þetches which meycthnve been received- in
the de partn'tent'otsiatcte, and do not require
, secrecy, from Mr."?inknry, 'c-utictsim'snis'te'r,
' at the court of London, since the receipt'o
: the letter of the necretnry of state of—thesigsd
; Note mber-l'aet, communicatedto t'h'ia [teine 1
; by the president, on the Melt "of Said No-_
vemher." - ' ' . si "
This resolution was adoptesid. ctAyeasilsiGQ,
Noea 14. si, ' _ - si '
; Now it w'ea natural to-suppose, that if the
j secretery of state could cause. sien "extract of
aletter to- him from Mr. Pinlmeysito' be
ss pobliahctl ictn the'newspepers,. there-could
be norimpropriety ingit-ing the information
ss it contained, is it was o! importance, .or is
si the letter_mllywntar'ure'what'witi publish
sssi ed in the Natiunal lntelligencer-to the con
gress of the United States, who were then
legialaling in the dark- But beheld the re
F suit! Next day, M'nrch 27, the tollov'ing ss
[ message was received in answer :
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si " To the House 0 He rcsmtatives ' "the
* ' Christ! Sfctes. es —
si " In consequence of your resolution of
si the 26th instant, an enquiry has bet'n'matlesi
into the correspondence of our minister at '
the court of London with the department
of state ; from which it appears that-no of- -
ss ficiol communication has been receivedctfrorn ;
sssi him since the rectiptosthe lettet ofthe 28d !
) of November last, from the secret-ty'd! ;
ss state. A letter of January 4, lllO,sihaa-'
ss, been received from that u'ii'nister by- Mr. ct
Smith; but being stated to be private and
unofirial,.and involving moreover peraon
ss al eonsiderntiooa of a delicate nature, a co
ss " i. considered as not within the potrer of '
the-cell made by the house. .
, _- * "Jesins Humour."
! " Much or, "10. ' -. -
Here Mr; Sec'r'etary of- State was tion
Plt" caught, Either'the letter did not'
unto it the informetion communicated thro' '
the Natioeal intellifectossrw—or, it there 'a '
sssn mette-er 1! l-t' ne It, 'Wm Name. '
there sees certainly -e greater indsliesey in ,
< Nuhlngitinlmnper, even lsiteould
'WÞ" n-elntibneerin; trick.- Mru
hit]! ]. welcomed the alternative. -ct
t si me Mrzvsihhh-ever did renieetj
t sslettcr: tho-Men!"- dwe- w?
' " No information has been recr'ttrtd that
'any communication: hue been made to our
minitter at London. on the part of the Bri
'tioh government "in answer to- any Lote
-pmented by him in pu'rstzance ol'inmuc
? tions given on the 236 Not-under, 1809.".
si _' Was it not for" thin lest extract, (sorttho
: csian now doubt the word of the honornhie
:_ .Secretary os State !) we should have g'zreeeed
Hhat n Mrsi. Piokncy's letttrto the brcreta
:.ry o}: Stateis-dnted London, Hard: 21. the ]
, deapatchep were received by the ship Gol- '
jeomsilm which arrived ltssNew Yolk, on the ,4
si-T27sith April ( sem- day: brfcre the dryetmt- :
ment qf Cmpns ) bringing London dutts ;
to the Ladqfﬂlurr-h. *
Leaving the public to guess as much as
-they ple-ne, we shsinll ptuveed to give the
new war whoop of the National intelligs n
.C"._thsse stantic tri-vings of the Whig, the
tutttng'remnrh at the New ank Evtning ;
.Post,_and the nevert- animndteniona of the '
Baltiut'oreFede'ral Reptctblican. '
'From the Natioual intelligent". i
(Supponed to be Wtittetsit by Mr. Secretnry ! )
si The dotctomesipt, (which will be sound in
dur' succeeding colotnnn were published tn *
! sup'plt-mt nt indited on Saturday and in. that
'foriit tsiransmitted to such of our subscrtbere
1: could (eceive them in nnticjpation of this
" day": paper. " - '
? lt'ttiil he l'enmt with'eurpriee and regret,
l-perhssaps with strongeremotions. -ti*.at then:
docomente, du'plicnten of ithoee tranemitted
by the ]uhn Adnms, comprize—the whole of
thefefiicial correspondcnce betwc'tn our' int-,
' nieter and the' British govethmtnt'tottthtng
'the matter to which they relate.
ssWe hnvrssbeen 'i'nduced' lrvm'tctar'iotts
simurces to exPet-r, for-"sometime put, that
Mr.. Inch-on" wouldss lie-feeblletl, and—his
place eupplied by : minister ofter]: and tn-'
lent-. _ 'Tffi' expeetation Man 'drliﬂ'd
strength, not only from circumstances which
"we h'avef'h'eretolore' nued, ' bu't' fromidecla
ntione'tnctede on the "ﬂoor of "parliament,
"from 1thesisi-Britieli 'ct'prints, and from the im
prennicn. thnt exists in England, and which
is evidently encouraged by sithe ministty,;
thatthc negocintions in Motion to Ameti- ;
sican assaite were þrognds'ing in the most a- ,
mienblexmnnner. Even in our lost peper i
We publiehed n'n ektract of— a letter stern e'n si
inﬂuentinl member of the British parliam' nt '
congrntttlnting his correspondent "in the
generally received opinion of deitpntchee
hnving gone forth in the (righte ]ohn A
dntne thnt no nmienble outline for n negoci
ntion between the Antericen mininer and
the premier had. been ndjueted."
A reference to the entrnct of Mr. Pinlt- ,
ney'e letter to Mr. Smith of the But of ;
March will then thet, ofter fully cxplnining :
to'the qunin of Welleeley the grounde on !
which he me inttruotetl to request the re- '
cnlof Mr- ]lchdn- hf. " left him (to me.;
hie own lustier) with n per-union thet'
we ohould wend time to be dle-niefied
with the full conne o! hie lover nntent on
the ettbj'eetosodr conference-", Thieeon.
ver,-tion. it no n'reed h -b'otl\*,conld only
.be introductory to n_ dere ntel proceeding
..sinntl Mr. Pinhnssey, in noneequenee of "thin
nndentlldlu..pn*_ented the-olciel-ktter'
union nnnrylsiilettessr're'nnrhble not:
more 1." m unthrive,-me- the'
fov the 'FW Man-t turn.-4
Tmbi- in!" he * with!" "
i . I _ _ ," 0 *
ss' W si" 'My "I in daily engage-t'
5 On the less! osMay, 'the last day of the
union, en answer" 'wae received, of which
sithe following it an extract {tom a letter
sighed R. Smith :
. si - a.
.. n.: . eWWJWKM-iosiectﬄ
ye .ass—vsi m- : ct 7 f sisi
s:— on was a; April,}; . m.- mh— me.
fess'd the-following teldiddoit'siwtfich m "..—
iddpted-zsi" ,", *___'--_-' si' si ' si'
__ v.}?eiow That me psireeidntss of this Us,
Stssltes'be teqt'tened to mue to be-ia' _ si-ct
_sote"thic_hovee eopiee of my sisi'eclsnssttn ye
tion-wide on the part of. the UnitedBu
in gapivsiectktoythe effichi note of ,}htfiﬄ .
'KugunZ woe, sr'om the-French thiniete'r to
general Mhstmng ; and of any content-5!
entiooe that they herieþeen 'madetb eur wi.
ct'n'tster n' Lcthttdon," "on the'patt cs'the Hrjt'teh
vernminsitssirfamwe'itoafiyss note preersint
ed by— him in pdnwcee'oﬂtsiutruet'une giv
en on the-28ssd osNsiofi mber', 18C9'; alsosiol
-_the'am_wers which may have'ssbetn givefi'siwsi
siany . prcþogirionlsi'ogss 'o'vertttte : made on the'
pgtsit of the. United 'Statessi to the governe"
.mbu of Great Byimin and France, n ! pect
' ingots, of; the orders-end decreee aﬀecting
.netmll commerxenod which havepot he re
tosore been tonmnnicate (] to Coogren,':md
"do not require many.." si
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sssi - ""an-jub" to. 2"
iþltictissrie idea: knit-Be at my
, ditpo-inc
'"vLiahijjudfi-d'f :" 'jsssiss m..
i sinsslfciﬄl wc-si'ecyquier- the lum ct
-siq it Wind,?!- TFIIlescuqn with a.
sictvibmhdsiehsinn'ÞPK-eraktkssnu-chu
or is- ctz-ern II. tt_i; .
sifnllu- i. ry,-up: rccsialof Nsi ] si
'sswesi teines-i "anpmrlpce that b'n
Infan- his. ".heqfi pinned to "ding, lite'
pin him:-. (Jaglsssioonsi-loct link-ad."
silcnssthe'A'tictiysiiiup' government chonkt' '
=_-th_u't thin dixctipnwrgtþssw from
!" convictiooþhþqimpro retysisios si-ss si.
.sisicssitinssdinimiygmsi- that do a; .
* ,mrsicssie' "pus-13 30!- in: conduct ; ldtl .
,si-zui, ability sistiti to (end are him,
irswdui.
{" silnnud- 0?quth sinmmtc'r be;, _
si. cut.; at was,;nrc-Igsi'ctss wecare told "um
son unmee- gln, nlsi'mf- in to. bc am,- ct
, go 'H—Gapy on:—We": "dull?! inlrlcom."
? NsZtsioolysi do in lit"; rue-thus: man, '
? minister gape,-in, nfsimbomy give,-, so, ,
*su1pm'e of ac'ccvfitmg (or the ditarowsi] ,
,tiie magemensit Fsih Mr- Lsississsiicfo but .
! me .zpunly. sigiven &" u'rztlentamd shirt
perscn'to 5!th Mr} father: in to dtlitt
nver the char "eqf'hia mcjtmy's slain
7 Amcricssa is on ! to " est-ty on the: crdina
1 insert-wrie bent e en the two get-m mmsi
! After what preceded. it scseehmct.
' surprised at that pain,-." of the irmr 'hick
'Msurts us. an. in aduuiomltusimn, ,
his majesty,: friendly dispositifn that it".
: truly- to receive my ccrrmtt icaricn "hit!
the government of the'Unt () State. In
- think proper to make. _ it In at the nium
clijrcttctd to tom-ing mto_negociaticn rit!
Mr. ]atkmn, before hil tmulting cmhn
>rcntiend : auipanlic'n of intercourse with
him men:-ty, that after the dint-malt!
an nnargtn ent; umfid into with an n
shmctiled agrnt osct the Britinh govern-um
and extsicutrd with gccd saith on the putte!
the Unittd Stntc *, he (sit red no explanation
of the tuum of it. He tooinsmmtdm
got-unware that he tue authorind to "t
ceive and discuu ;opooitiqm," for du
ded-ring that he ad. no promisin
mukc on the ml—jcct of the'ntden in my.
ciiss, because the got-unmmtipfthe Unitcd
Statn ht-d alrndy manisgpud its-um
man to the ti ree ccnditirssm. centuinctd
I!
the durakh from Mr: Cubit-3 to his. Er
kine. Mr. jack-en mit instssmwd that !!
.xpianationsot the disavmul m expected,
and n-piied that he was not "thorixdto
make nu'n explanation, but in ready to
receive and discuss psircpccitiolil. Mr.]ld
aonia'fdirmc'ted to return; no ministerit
sent out with ample power: to urged-te,—
'waa to have hetn (pr cud ; bdt n nprod!
' 'os his mujc sty't [fiendly disposition, "ye m
" pine and with tin- ranpe deciassgatiobshysho
' gCVrl nmcnt. os' Great Britain.'that it in m
dy td '* regeivsiv my cmmtmicgnion," tie. it
was made by'i'tesi'minietet'ct in this city hit
'OCYObLTQ ,
'No npii'ttatiiz'n' ie'givr'tt' a"! isih-sisi dint-an'!
- It is not mentioned; it is considered
hyithe '_mtirquie,-pethapl, n 'leading to "'a
discussion Which might obstruct the rent-w.
ssal of ln-icabie intercoune'betwt-rn the two
countrit a." Meamrhiie the o'utrage to the
"Chreapulte remains n'oc'ortiy wholly unat
tnnrd; but after the resuyul-to carry into
est-et one equitahle ngreetner'tt on lhil tub
jrct. we are told for our conaolation. that
the—British govemmentsiie ready to " rrccire
any ccmmutcntionZ'. _ on that or any other
wbi'cctsi— that is, that'the pair, injurcd may
me e oﬀer: of negocissati'ott!
Without enumera'ri 'particuierlt- the ra
rioue came-e of i-omﬂoint the U. State.
have ag'aimt the conduct'of the British go
vernment, among" which il the continome
in its full-extent, fifthe imprt-ument of our
eitizemsson which subject the British 80
vrrmttettt is no doubt aid) to-receitfe pro
poyition, we willsi'dirinige thin letter after
elightly notieit'tg the very ,extmrdiils!
pttm , which intimett-i th" a form!
cult int ol-the conduct of Mr. ]ttkm
tho-It! here been m t'o hicsigeyerctncttnfn _
rior to e'tucpeneiF-siof interqeuttemth
him. Thin rent-ch- ,si'ct ht hue-been tttnu
upplieeble hod' Mr. ]icht'm Beepprtlerd
out of thwacgf High "I?" would
."", do." "at". " sign
:cld me eltcnemm __ by.; roti
the-thund- Upjttsiesijtnrsir.
'. 9.- ,ct.
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