The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-07-03 00:00:00

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r....aoster.vratae zt ifi.engeed ttlitt.h.e:irs
OlMMelwitllllffitiessethisemlatimeela then opened
utliiteld‘ve=„.qf Ito" Ale °biol in coming to
ws, pm' the bmdlt ion of the pro-
qrbect If the general' discontent of its in-
behissui,ts. sus. slur emu with which it 'might become
lailipes eeet. eeeituding try a request for the coign-
' leasaie Nal . Iseeour of the Government. That at
a nsheieleit isterview. the Secretary of State in-
humed Illemeal Miranda, that he communicated to
the Prseldest what bad passed in their preceding
liesheinet i that the President's sentiments could
set be deabtal. but that Goverarnent could afford
saint eaccisee *or aid to the enterprise in which
he War emptsed. That upon this, General Miranda
allawilibt diataidoeut the countenance of Govern-
ing's!. ladieldat :Light be unwilling to assist
Mit Mit the ry replied, that the United
MOM Isis a Are sountry, where every one
du What the laws Ad sot forbid. That
likes& theta ebserved, that the bill
iht rellsibitint the exportation of arms Los
wilt% impede his measures t and the
Illacteasty emegoired, that the MI alight not become
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4111, Mt. Frediiek yew sett' linanslsle and tort otiedier.t ser-
vo,. DE MIRANDA.
To Thoniasjors,
llaretioArnt
Stases. (Ptivitk
At, January 2!,
SIR—On the point of e United States, allow mw
to address a few wards.to Umiak you for the intentions
that you wont pleased to me during my stay at Wa,hings
ton, Tito important which I (11.1 i hitli the itonuut to
communion* to you, will remain a rolound se.
met, until the Anal a • iron ; I ham silted
upon that supposition hem, by scowl werlog M every thing, to
the intent.* of the Gursuripout, which I nape to Wore 11,inre-
hended and observed wits exactness and discretion. The ins
shored letter eu,.tiins a book, which I have 'remised to the
President of the United. States, and which I pray you to trans.
suit to blot. How. the 'cadmium tit present my respectful
compliments to Mm,. Madison, and to Were, me with highest
coneideratioas sod esteem, Si,i' your easy biteable and obedient
servant, (Signed) FRAM. DE MIRANDA.
To the Hon. James Madison, Esq.
Your Memorialist further respe!fnUrrepresents,
that these letters were received by the President
and Secretary, so as to allow ample time for arresting
the Ltewitr before she had left the putt of New Yorks
if it bad bees the pleasure of 'government so to do,
as the said ship did not leave the port of New York
tM the second day of February lag.

Lions put to him ; that the testimony thus given
was reduced to writing and signed by Tout Memo
rialist, and Memorialist was required again to swea-
to the same, and upon his objeeing to do so. he W2'
thteatened.with imprisonment, and thereby com-
pelled to swear a second time. He a'as then re-
quired to give security as a principal for his ap-
pearance at. the then next Circuit Court of the
United States for the New-York distridt, him-
self in ten thousand dollars, with two sureties,
each in ten thousand dollars, and AS a witness, him-
self in five thousand dollars, with two sureties, each
five thousand dollars. and.this being done, after
s‘tletention of alscout eight hours, Memorialist was
is at liberty.
The Memorial Best states, that at the last Circuit
Colin, held for the diarist of New-York, the Overt
leas opened on the tat of the present month, by the '
Illeeoureble Matthias B. Talmadge, who slaw
11044 ed citiritig the tens.—,K That Memorialist's&
summoned by hie Sureties, and committed to the I
custody of the Marshal ; that his Connie', consist-
ing of Messes. Golden, Hoffman, and Thomas Addis.
Emmet, moved gir an ./Yakas Corpses, and that
the Court, after orpiment, .ordered him lobe re-
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AA FAL INTILLICSPif S.
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Arrived His Majesty's ship the Pii,erts Row, of
9t4 guns, Captain Reynolds. from the teehron
squadron; And Clary. 9$
,goos. Capt. Warren. from
Admiral Stirling's division ; Helena sloop of war,
from the le.astward ; and flier and jape tender,
Lient Dickenson, with volunteers, and twenty-four
Prussian prisoners, from Dublin; also, dui nor
cutter, Lieut. Callaway.
Sailed His Majesty's ship V Jrhille. of 74 guns,
Capt. King, for the Channel Fleet ; Pallas irate,
ef- 96 guns, Capt. Miller, for the Channel nal
larder!, Safktvera% and Virago gun brigs ; Canto-
trice cutter ; and Plyarstah and Navy dispatch trams.
pore for the Downs.
Sailed the Braver brig of war, with a fleet under
convoy to the eastward.
04tAL, ii/sir 1.
Arrived the Vestal and Blear*, frigates; Aeste.
Riowlierad, and several other gun-brigs, fmm a
cruise, and main' in the Downs with the ships as
per last.
Sailed through the Downs, the triplets. Green. for
Philadelphie; - Chdristkr