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London, England, 1809-06-23 00:00:00

teft of his )Loyal flightless ate ArehdAtt 3,6 h n
were on the 19th at Villach, end those of the Panne
(Viccro)) of CAisatia, Count Vim Giulay, at Lay-
bitch. 'toe enein)'s troops hatlVaesed the Louse.
The retreat of General firmichevcCh from Dalmatia,
is also wewnsequelice of the change.which,hasitabeas
place in the state of things. A leVy misname-is up':
&titian.: in Croatia, in order to proteei the (amnesty '
•• from further danger. The prom ptitude • licit:CO*l
with which that p.ople adopt and execute every ex-
traordinary measure of defence, are worthy of re-
spect and imitation.
Nothing has occurred on the frontiers of Hun-
gary. The garrison of Prrsbarg is however incresawj
ed. Seem French Inman had, on the lath of
Noy'. made inroads to the gates of Oedenburg,
they returned iiineethately without attempting to'
enter the town. The insurrection troops of the
province of Raab hare made count priaoners in the
neighbourhood of Wiselburg.
According to accounts dated the 20111 of May,
received es this article was puttilig to press, most
tithe 'reach troops which were on tbs. frontiers of
Hungary, appeared to he retreating.
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wimituntax, SIAT 22. •
SUTRA SENSION.
This dal both Houses of Congress asselubled in
thole respective Chambers. le Senate. 21 Members
attended, 'ln the Lower Hoes-, at the first call,
12.) %feathers appeared.—General Vettium is re-.
ideated Speaker. The former Clerk, Seejeant
at An3o. Door-keeper, &c. were elected.
MAY 23.
Vit,lo/11)EIVT'S MEsSAGE.
j'ilialnlkaal. twelve o'clock. the President of the
- -Tinned States communicated. by Mr. Gmhatn, the
followe•iz Ntt.i..ll-e to hoth !louses of Costercsii:—
" Pellas-Ciliama of ere &mete, cud of tit Roan

•!, Represents?met.
I' Out Oslo first °cession of meeting you, it afririls
me milli satisfactimi to be able to comilitini:ate
the eouttnencement nr a favourable change in our
foreign relations, the critical state of shich Induced
a Session of Congo e4B lit this period.
In consequence of the provisions of the Act in-
terdicting commercial intercourse with Great Bri-
tans and Franco, our Ministers et London and Paris
were, without delay, iostriatted to let it be under-
stood, by the French- and Eritish Governments,
that the authority vested in the Executive, to renew
commercial iatercourre With their respective rill-
tons, would be exercised in the case specified by
that Act-
" 6060 Shelf these iustruelpiis were dispatched,
it no fund the* the British Goterninent, ant icipsit.
jsrlegm ready peaceedings of Congress, at their
higespion, the state of our Laws, which has had
the ellest of placing the twe Belligerent Powersou
• • fOeti*S of equal restrictions, and relying on the
mocilistory disposition of the United states, had
isaininsittsed to their Legation here provisional iii-
11111114eients sot only to offer satisfaction for the at-
.Mtn Iligaie CAesspeake, and to make known
tit deteresinetioe et, His Britannic Majesty to send
as Envoy Extmortlioary„ with powers to conclude
• treaty on all points between the two countries ;
• 'bet, serfeower, to signify his willingness, is the
neap time, to withdraw his Orders in Council,
in the persuasion' that the interwurre with (;rest
Britain would be renewed on the pert of the United
' States.
" Thews steps of the British (i.ivernment led to
the correspondence and. the proclaiasiion now laid
before you; by virtee of which, the commerce be-
tween the two countries will be renewable after the
loth day of June next.
a, Whilst I take pleasure in doing justice to the
Counsels of His Britannic M.tiesty, which, no
longer adhering to the pinftey which made an elicit-
donment by France of her decneo a pre-requisite
to a revocation of the British Order., have substi-
tuted the amicable sour-or which has issued thus hap-
pily; 1 cannot do less than refer to the proposal bent-
' tofore made on the part of the United Slates, em-
hewing a like restoration of the suspentlial commerce,
as a proof of the spirit of accommodation, winch
, has at no time been iittervitttiel, and to the result
, which DOW calls for our conerstiii4tions, as corns-
berating the priociples by which the pultlic coon-
. oils have been guided during a period of the most
trying embarnivwstlrtst%

' The lisrootinc.iiire of the British Orders, as
they arst,'•et the Um., J State., li.iring breu thus
arrieng,tl, a commoriiration of the event has been
forwarded, an one of our public vessel,, to our
I.4irin,er l'lsaipatentlary at Peri., with histruc-
Lane to avail hiasself of the isisaurtaid addition
thereby asade to the eousadirnstions whirl' press on
the j‘,..t•ce of the Fseiteh esoveratnirta it fir•VOridloll
of its ilourree, or swat a toodificution ,i thew, as that
they shall ce.e.c Jas violate we Le:tarsi commerce us
0 the United States.
'l 44 "lhe ratrisiou of our commercial laws, proper
be adapt aeon to she amagaraout which has talita:
place with Great firitair., wilt douhtltdr engage
the early, attention of Coir4tces. It will be worthy,
at the same fifty., of the...! ;mit noal prnridriit Fare,
to imam swat further alterations in th. I**,4 as
will more especially protect aid Coate* tie several
breawhes or uralialacture which have ben
instituted or ext.:acted by the Ladelrk e
oar eitiztait.
place
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