The Sun.
London, England, 1808-03-25 00:00:00

F. 70,11 THE AMERICAN PAPERS.

V: YORK, FEB. 20.—1 t w.ill be seen -(says the
I;.lltimore Federal Gazette of Tuesday last) by the
tt,.2k).lutione. altered by Mr, DOVION yeserdiiy,

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Congress intend soon to rise. We tau t view this
in conneeiton with the repotted Special Mission of
Mr. Nouess to Great Britain. it is not pr, bable
that the Governowt.has offered such terms as the!

are taught to belieov9, by Mr. Rosa will be acceded
to by 'this Court ; and that Congress having no fur-
ther or 4egssary business (in their estimation) to
perform tit.fpr,otiont, will adjourn, to meet again%
about the time at which Mr. Noußsa may be ex-
peaed to return from London. We have no posi-
tive information of this being the present state of

things, but from all the information hi our posses-
Sion, we are of opinion that Congress will.adjourn
this Month to meet early,in May. We 14zard no
opinion as to the probab►lity of the embargo being
raised sooner or later to consequence' of this agree-
able change of atfairs, •

NEW YORK., FEB. 24.
EXTlLit'll Or -ArIETTER FROM WASHINGTON, PRE. 20.
r•Mr goie bas taken rooms in Washington city,
for the Captain of thi Staiira. but 'on Wednesday'
last gai'e thcni, up. It is interred from this
circum-
stance; that tlie.:;Statira is about' to depart from the
United Ata4s:: - •
" The President has said, that it cannot be dem
terinined till next-week whether COngress may ad-

journ for two or; .three , months. . it 1-las been pro
posed to adjourn to. the middle :Of March,,aiid con.
vene again itt-May., As soon. ds Mr. MAigsora
iS
able to attend to business it is expeCted that a long
ilepOrt,,on our relations with Fiance will h!e, criads
to CO'n#ess:
" When the.news was yesterday received of an
• ,
Algerine war, .au,,N Member of Congress • from grth.
Carolina, inquirO, whether our Ships would.
not, in' returning,-be liable to capture. The Learn-
ed Gentleman supposed they returned tkough the,
111editerraneau.'!
EXTRACT "OF A VERY IMMITANT LETTER FRO?

' ' - WASHINGTON, DATED NEL. 4. ~
"1 lave:rict, from my political standing, access
to, the ptlicial'; fountains—it ,14 not mine accedere ad
foetfibut information from those sources has de-
scenthid 'ro Me 'through such channels -that. I can
veli'ture to assure you, almost beyond a doubt, that
ourgdOtliaices with Great Britain will be speedily
and asatisfittitonilyaccountiodated. Apprehensions of
French influence upon our Councils have been en-
tertained, even by many of the Republican Party
—but that danger is nearly over: .We,shall have
peace with Britain. War with France will follow
and America and Britain will be the only obstacles
to •the gigantic project of NAPOLEON, and ALEX,.
ANDER to-divide the world between • them. Gloomy,
will be- 'the' prospect,' horrible will be the, contest l
r7Hemi"eit'alorte can save ua, and let us confidernlY.
hope!that Heaven will yet smile on tho cause of,
freedom." . ' . ,• - .
. WAsIII?IGTON, FEB. 10.—ihE Bill passed to-day-
by•the House of Representatives, the ostensible ob-
jeifit of which is ,to explain the Non-importation
Law, is in truth the virtual repeal of that Law. It
- permits the importation of all articles in vessels of
the United States which left this country prior to
the 4th of December last?. The Embargo was laid •
the 22d of that month, and consequently no Vessels
are now liable to the provisions of the Non-importa-
tion Law, except those which left the country be-
, tween the 14th and 23d Deember. .Thlg very im-
portant amendment was yesterday introduced into
66 Explanatory Bill in a thin House, and whilst
most of the Members were standing about 'the fire.
Messrs. NICHOLAS and Nawrote said a few words,
'but in so low a tone, they could only
,be heard by a
few.. The Majority of the House supposed the Bill
very-sate- while in the hands of those ' Gentletten,
and•gave no attention to the subjea. I doubt whe-
ther hall the Members know at thii Moment that
the Bill contains any such provisions.. Thus, in the
name and under the pretence of explanation, the
hoitoe'4 measure of 'Non-importationlms silently
been
-(retie away, provided the Senate 'agree to the
Bill. . r..
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WAsHINOTOIC, Fan. 1 2..—N0 particulars transpire
of the pending Negociatiotil bat Id judge irons 04
conversations I have had with many ,veil-infOrrned
persons, I continue of opinion that Atkittergi win e'
amicably adjusted. Mr. MADISON has been.confilied
to his room for some days, and is to-LW 'very.all'
well : this will of course ward the
ecroctation ;
but it is expected that the President will make a corn.
mu 16?1:4n to. Congress in the course of next week,
'edq iiiiiiting them of a salistiletury reparation having
'beei made for the affair 01. the ChesapeJlte. TO
Presideni has said, that it cannot' tie determined
o.)n until next week, whether gTess may adjourn forN
two or three Months. It has been proposed to ad'
journ In the middle of March, and convene ag:aill
in May. As,soon us Mr. MADISON is able to at. .
tend business, it is expected that a long- Report ell
our relations %yip France will be made to'Corigres''
—(l7. S. Gazette.)
WASHINGTON, FEB. 14.—1 cannot help repotting
the repoit which' was mentioned in your Paper Of
Friday, that a,,Treaty hes aatiallv be on framed he-• .
tween Mr. ROSE and our Government. It ia
uerncealso
said Mr. Nouasa, brother of the Register oftill,
Ticasury, is to.carry this Treaty so England.' 11
hitter circumstance, it is sn
of some doubts as to Mr. RppOsed,•iS in conseq
oso's powers. ,
There is some talk that Congress will adjourn
.
shortly, to meet again the Ist of May.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.—For: those who are in
the babits,of intimacy with the Members of the. Ad 7
ministration, it, is difficult, and for me it is imp_4l
sible, .to give corre6 itiformatien cinicerning the 1,10,
Veil oltd
ver,
Eaptof ega,i,as, of allowance. Such. iet it is, how,c
..c,
gOcia(ion. \ly opinion is therefore to be. IS r
I caittll)UniCate it to you. , I think. Mr. Rose's. N 1.14
gociatiou will not:terminate amiwbly., . ,You are
well acquainted as iam With the pO•liiality Which
Mr. Jut:reason his so long felt fOrltancp, andhots
of course calcolated that when the Ernperer and li,-11,,..
. drove him to make 0 choice of his . anm enistt, lwe
would not decide , in no, part e;
his disclosures has he indulged •himself in evenie
itgainst .)Vapoleon..
hint hostile t,} France. - Upon no occasion dee,9,1)11,
seent,te,k4ve been wanting in either the tlis130":1..
or ettstaft,to inflame the pre-existing nat!onal a ,
to this day vie.
mqsity 'against England. A. od even
are _ignorant '‘theth.er he', liar ever dared to iiistiaul
AE*STRONG to wnonstrate, in an indepen4e!it_,..,
manly style, „AgainSt the Decree of Piracy 0!..N1300v,.
21, ltitiL So much for the general dispositiose!
the Adinitlistration. Last bight, at Alr. E'es.l‘9l_ol4,
Levee, (indisposition prevented my being Pre,eo",eia
Mr. hosier, a Geuilemaq that he. had bltig '

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if a pacific result. To-clay a Cabinet Council was
held, and the language of the Miniiterial Members
in our House was uncommonly warlike. The opi-
Dion of the day is WAR.

- NEW Ironic, FEB. Look here upon this pic
gure."—A late Vice-President of the United Btates
tried for treason. The Chief Justice accused by the
Executive' of mat-administration of the laws. A
Senator under trial for -being a party in the-treason..f
The Commander in Chief under trial on a charge"of
being a Spanish Pensioner. The writ of Habeas
Corpus destroyed. The Civil Magistrate put down;
not with impunity alone, but applause, by a Military
Cbrnmandet I The Country on the eve of War
with Great Britain, with France, and with Spain !
The nation driven to an a& of suicide by the Em-
b4rgo, passed by a Republican Congress, and to use
the mildest reproach, without knowing 'why 'Or
wherefore. The nation weighed down With cala-
mity, and imploring in vain to know the.reasum-un
The ru,hless hand of destrutAion Upon them, and,
every one reviled who does not applaud it! They
look for reasons, and they are told of confidence !
NA e ask for bread and'they give us a stone !--Fiorp.
such liberty and such republicanism good Lord
ver us `=—New York Evening Post.