The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-02-13 00:00:00

TRANALATION

In the palm the Vittoria, Rentardo "Molina, Patrols,
the re have been nut to Don Vincent Fok 'um thousand
six hundred awl forty dollars, w►rr► aunt, without larking
t►e least tae of it, you will hold at ray dhpo►al to deliver it
at the ustsseat tint on order may be presented to )on
t►e Aservirour General, Duo James Wilkinson. God pre-
serve you awry yeess.
Iliew °vitas% troth Jas. mai.
The BARON DE CARONDELET.
To Seem Dos Th,iroas Patel
I certify that the forrgeimg is • copy of its oriainal, to
which I trier. (Sigted) THOMAS PORT EL.
Re. J;tb Jest, ivri
,Thy Doesn't-tits art too loot ri sive to .in ;

A debate ensued, which continued till pest fia
o'clock, almost entirely on the mode proper to It;
pursued, whether to refer the re:vlutiun to a
lect Committee of the whole, or to pass it witial
reference. No decision was however made. 16

farther consideration of the sobject was
on tuotion of Mr. Sutter, nil Monday,

JANUARY 1,
The House revalued the unfinished basins*,
yesterday, •nd proceeded to consider the rep,'
of the Committee or the whole on the Bill mud

inentary to the Act laying an embargo.
In the course of this debate Mr. 'Alarms ols,
served, that his object in the embargo law wai,
bring nations that had injured us to tern._
that after the arrival of the Minister of Great bin
tain, a decision would be had, and the buitioem
soon settled one way or other.

Mr. Skov.' expressed a cilittary opinion.
expected much procrastination, and that it wow:
be a good while before any thing decisive wt.'s,'
be done in the negociation.

JANUARY I. I
The engroweed Bill, supplementary to the Act
laying an embargo, was read a third time ; and on
the question, shall the. Bill pas, a division toss
place--1 eas tris—Naya .2 2.

WASHINGTON. D7C. 31.
Yesterday a message was received from the Pre-
sident of the United States, annountang the plea,
Mg intelligence, that the Indians, who haul far
some time enslowlied around Detroit. had, after
holding several Councils. determined to retort,
home to their respective uAtiona.

JANUARY 4.
The British Minister, Mr. Rose, is not yet sr.
rived—Beiug anxious nut to violate the President*,
Proclamation, he applied to Commodore Decatur.
to know whether the Statira was included in the pi v.
The Commodore referred the to
the Collector, who, it seem*. instead of
his duty. was absent, and his deputy had no
attractions. Mr. Hamilton, the British Coostd.l
then sent en express to Mr. Erskine, who a:-
queinted Mr. 11laddison of the circumstance, and
orders have been sent oil. Though I pray Heaven
it may, I have my fears that the Envoy's misseni
will not be suceettsful. The Executive seems de-
termined on war rather than admit the right i• 1
England to take British subjects from neutral
merchant vessels.

lOSTOW, JAN. 7.
The arrieal of Mr. Rose, the British Emo-,
must soon determine the sinestion whether the& -
tresses of the embargo are to be of long cont!,,!.
once ; and the American people will have a
opportunity of judging whether their own essenthil
interests, and the peatFeful mission of one f mien
nation, are to be conutervailed and set aside by ti,:•
iiifl ileum of another.

Already are the effects of the eleberge so ser,:-
thy g•lt by the labouring dames, that the Corpora-
tion of New-York are proposing weans of emploi-
lug the cartmen, mechanics, god labourers of tbit
city, so as to give bread to their distressed faima,-,
at this inclement season of the year.
Leiters from Gentlemen of the first intelligeorp
at Washington, received at Pailadelphia, ineurnsi.
with cousidcrabio confidence. an expectation of ths
soot of Gmerunieut being removed to that city.
JAN. 11.

Mr. Rome, the English Envoy, has actually as
rived at 'Norfolk, but bad not reachnd Washiness
at our last ac b (Saturday, Jau. theikk
hourly expected. zlonte letters received at Wes.
del lomat:on. that he had arrived, and had
said. that has powers to aegociate were very este*.

Mr. Rose not landed!—We were fast even v
favourel with the perusal of a litter from a ',eras
of the first respectability, slated Washington.
3, to a Gentleman this town, which statts;—
___

"That Mr. 80..., on his arrival at Nor'.ulk.
had applied to Connnodore Decatur, to know in
what manner he should be received. Corona6we
Decatur replied, that be slsoidd be received with
the utmost civility and attention, but that it %%314
necessary to apply to the Collector ; the Coll, :or
was absent, and a Clerk in the Custom-house
plied, hp knew nothing about the business. 0:i
hearing die, Mr. Rose declared, he would not rn:
his foot on our ground, until he was satisißid lee
should be received with hospitality. This intell:-
has arrived at IVashingtein, and an expess
runee m
b een vent to clear up the matter !"
We were last evening politely favoured with New
York Papers to the 7th, one day later than the
Mail--which state, that an express had aimed a:
Washington, to the British Minister, to know
whether Mr. Rose would be reeeiv- d--Mr. Erskine
immediately applied to the ExecUtive—soon alter
he returned an express, requesting Mr. It. to Terse
to Washington immedirkety.
Letters from Washington mention, that our IV-
fereoces with England would be speedily and am-
cagy adjiistefl; apprehensions were entertai=4
that there would be a rupture with France.

LITRACT OF A LITTER TO TYE ZDIT.ilt OF "
DATLD WASHINOTON, DLC. 31, 1607.
" This morning an advertisement was fonn.l
posted up in different parts of the city—procla.:.l-
- John Randolph a prevaricating poltroc
signed 4. James Wilkinson." In the House, tins
day, Randolph impeached Wilkinson of being um
Spanish pensioner, and said that he had docunierts
and letters in his possession (which he has had but
two or three days) which would fully prosv tile
charge. A motion was made to request the Pre-
sident to itutrtute an inquiry into Wilkinson's con-
duct.
Wilkinson challenged Randolph Yesit.m.ly,
and Randolp replied. that he would not tight win
till he delved up his character."
Ace hear that a son of Governor Hull arrived is
the city eif Washington from Detroit. on Fridsi
eveititig, December nt. end brings inteSigen-re
that now Indians were embodied mu that nez!‘-
hourhootl. which excites great alarm among •
inhabitants. Governor Hull, some time since.
dered out the militia. for the purpme of besni
viewed 7 inn they ad appeared without arms.:-
refused to carry them. alleging, that if the •
prared with :runs in their hands. the Indians w
instantl: falt-oti aud destroi
areGeraii,t.)

The emigrettior
Las net etercised
than the. avarice
The Morningek
part which Lord
socasethgrewhethsrestelsevrinelnethi:t.c ; but
a:ioutnvi,
i
bad ; whetl to
of his Govertimel
been an agent or
and even whL4li4
the Brazilian Co
examine the pie(
actors ; it is th,
mends criticism
English 111ini4ti
beret'. All the
filled with mum
fertility of the
of the poetical
more coavincin
less to rhyme th
received from k
abundant mine!
of St. James's I
to seek an mile
ary, anuonaci
taken place, m
esurce open for
of the mother c
and that the MI
the promises of
their spectlatia
lucubration..

firms this /stall

beidly the pros
the movit favor

sapid sketch 01
peens, and
plantation of a
thousand ad c
a prodigious it
prosperity iota
unexpected at
consternation
Europeans, •
Land of possitg
pow of acquit
their life in F
But even s
II London t 4.
the Brazils
Empire, pow
England non
nothing by
Universe.
The Holm
European Cc
of England,
supposel pro,
in sonic respi
might be abl
source of rid
the Brprilt.
secured to
with articles
cotton., tim
manufacture
The Eini
its own pr
thing to de
land. No
supported b
be nble to el
pennanent
apprehe!l-it
ther receive
blind to its

more neer:
less will it:
may Rain fo
will soon le
Ides whict
realy have
hers to est
the Brazil,
the c iiildrw
enrich it,
alliance of
which we
the politic
En;bah 01
rMin in thi
ie without
come a are
be able to
tion. In v
is always I:
and, soul
rope.
isaystaoi
bass to ae

d till past E
[e proper toi
iutiou to a S
pass it with,
er wade. T 1
was Pagt4)onr

tday, Jan. 4.
JANUARY I,
►ed busines,
der the rep('
the Bid Toppi
trgo.

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r6O lift w4i,
u. to tertn

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id the burenti,

opinion. H.
1 that it wow!
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