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IMPOItTANI' DOCUMENTS
RELA,TI4/2 TO THI
DEFiERENCES.BETWEEN GREAT 13P.ITAIN
AMERICA.

CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN tHE klit'illSll MINIS-
TER AND tHE AMERICAN SECRETARIES, WHIWI
ACCOMPANIED TilE PRES/DENT.S.LATE MEISAGI3

TO CONGRESS.

The first of these Documents is a Letter from
Mr. Erskine to the American Secretary of State, re=
'alive to the riifusal of the British Government to
ratify MF. Erskine's Agreement.-2d, Mr. SLnith's
Answer.---3d, Letter frOm Mr. Erskine to Mr;Stuith,
on the same subject,-4th, Letter from Mr. Gamin
to Mr. Eiskine, relative to the Colonial Trade. =sll],
Mr Erskine's Reply.--(All these we shall give the
first opportunity.)—Tt p. 6th commences the moNi
important discussions, and ia_as tollows:

This Day was published,
In Two Vols. Royal Bvo. the Third Edition, considerable
improved and enlarged, price zl. tzs. 6d5 boards,
THE THEORY and PRACTICE of FIND-
LNG the'LONG ITU DE at SEA or LAND.

To which are added, - • ' '
Various ‘,,lethucli. of Determining the Latitude Oa Place,
and Variation of the Compass; with New Tables.
By ANDRE'I MACKAY,• LLD. F.R.S. Edinburgh.
Matiieniati,:-a I Exiiininet td the. Elora. the Corporation of Tri-
vity-hotisc, the Hon. the East
,India Cothpany, Christ's
Hospital, t&-c.
Pruitt,' for Longman, Hurst, • Rees, and Orme, Paternos.
ten.ro.

THE SECRETARY OF STATE TO ME. JACKSON, ENVOI.
• EXTRAORDINARY AND 311".145f PEENIPOTENT:I
ARY OF HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY:

Department of State, October oth, t 829:
SIR,—An arrangement as to the revocation of the
British Orders in Council, as well as to the tatisfacl
tion required in the case of the attack on the Chesaa
peake, has been made in dui form by the Govern=
Meat of the United States with David M. Erskine,
E. an sccEedited Minister Plenipotentiary of his Bri-
tannic Majesty. And after it had been, faithfully (-eta
'tied into execution on the part of this Government,
and under circumstances rendering its eff:Cts on the
relatiVe situation of the United States irrevocable,
and its some respe6s irreparable, his Britannic Ma-,
yesty hassleemed it proper to disavow it, to recal kit
Minister, an to send'anot her to take his place.
In such a state of things, no eaLpeolation could be
more resonable, no course of proCeeding more ob-
viously proscribed by the ordinary reSpea doe to the
disappointed party, than a prompt Add -explicit ex-
planation, by the new functionary, of the grouockof
the refusal on the part of his Government to abide by
an arrangement so solemnly'made-.-accompanied by
a substitution of other propositions.
. Under the influence of-this reasonable expeCtation,
the Piesidept has learned, with no less surprise than -
regret, that in your several conferences with me you
have.stated-
-Ist. That you have no instruaions from your Gco. •
vernment, which authorise you to make .any expla- •
nations whatever to this Government, as to the reaa.•
sons which had induced his Britannic Majesty to diaa
avow the arrangement lately
,made by your prede-
cessor, and that, therefore youcouldnoi. make any
sod' explanations.
ed. That in the case of the Chesapeake, your in-
structions only authorize you (without assignini,r ane
4. Lir
.4i_ :reason whatever why.the reasonable termasi.t. "it .0-
X
111 E bICAL MEN..INCAL tion ainclerefa accepted, 'Lave trot been c•Jrned
TO. IX. of the LONDON ME
RE- into effect)
.tofommunicate to this Governtnent a -
1,14 VIEW is this Clay 'published, price 2S. 6d. iri 'which I
note tendering satisfaction, with an understanding
the following Wolks are reviewed; viz. Kentish's' Espy on
Warm and Vapour Baths; ItuttlitY into the Laws of ; that such a-note should not be signed and delivered
Epidemics; Richeraiid'i • Nosographie Chirurgicale, 'Tome by you, until you have previously seen and approved
Chishohn'S Letter to, Haygarth, on the Yellow Fever ;
the ptop.osed answer ofthis qc,eriarn cut) arid that
dßiurcanisi%oPiricinec,ipulicest,otß. Midwifery
c;.-R; oLbuexrtmonoolsr-erroenatsisterioafuMttes:
the signing and the delivery of your note, and of
Tinea, and Fistula ; Abernethy's Observations:on Local j the answer of this Government should be simulta-
Diseases and Aneurisms.
' aeons..
If also contains the following Medical.and Surgical Intel-
ligence. Wwo Cases of Injuries.Of the Head ; Four Cases of l 4ci. That you have no instruaions which authorise;
you to make to this Government any propositions
tlonne.lstrnhe;
sChaosueloatgß.
jouipntturdeßasletitir kutinauserdot Aunrettphuitaa..;
Case of Diabetes Mellitus,
whatever in relation to the revocation of the British" .
Orders in Council; but. only to receive Such as this
PrintedlOr Longman, Durst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos,-
ter- rovir. ,
.Government may deem it proper to make to you.
. 4th. That, at all events, it is not the disp')sition
or the intention of the British Government to r. yoke
their Orders in Coencil, as they respe& the United
States, hut upon a formal stipulation on the part-of
the United States, to accede to 'lli4ollowiog terms
and conditions, viz. • •
I. That the At of Congress.,ToomonlY called-the
Non-Intercourse, Law, be continued against France,
so long as sheabali continue her Decrees:
11. 'That the. Navy of Great Britain be atithoriseA
to aid in enforcing_the provisions of the, said ad of
Congress.
Hl...fhat,the United States shall explicitly re-
nounee, during the present war, the right of carrying
on any trade whatever; dired or indireat, with anv
colony of any enemy of Great Britain, from which
they were excluded during peace and that this re-
nunciation must extend, not only to the trade be-
tween the colony and the mother country, but to the
trade between the colony and the United States.
. if, in the atoregoing representation, it shotild ap-
pear, that I have in instance misapprehended your
meaning, it will afford me real pleasure to be ena-
bled to lay before the President a statementi. cor-
reeted agreeably to any suggestions with which you
may be pleased to favour v., Aar
To avoid the misconceptions incident to oral pin-
ceedings, I have the honour 'to intimate that it is
thought expedient that our further discussions, on
the present occasion, be in the written form.
.And
with great sincerity i assure you, that what-
ever communications you may be pleased thus to
make, will be received with an anxious solicitude to
find them such as may lead to a speedy removal of
every. existing obStacle, to that mutual and lasting
friendship' and cordiality petwelm the two nations,
whtitili it is obviously the interest of both io foster.
With the highest consideration, Sec.
. . (Signed) It. SMITH.
The Hon. F. ackson,

Of whom may. be had, by the same Author,
The Complete. Navigator ; or, ,An Easy and Familiar
G'utde to the Theory awl Pradice of Navigation,with all the
Requisite Tables, &%::. Sec., illustrated with Engravings. Se.
cond Edition improved, in Svo. price 125. 'bound,

This Day was published,.
. The Second Edition, in Svo. price 9s. boards;
THE 111.0 DE RN PRACTICE of PHYSIC,
By EISWARD• GOODMAN CLARKE, M.D. •
Of the Royal. College of Physicians, London, and Physician

to the Forces,
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Recs, and Orme, Paternvs-
ter- 10W.

"This Volume may be recommended-to the Student, as
cont4inilig the best compendium of modefn improvements in
Med!cioe and Therapeutics, which we have had occasion to
Peruse."— C tit. Rev.

" We earnestly recommend this Work as deserving of. the
attention, particularly of the junior branches of the proles.
sion, as it is written in an able and scientific manner."
Med. Fonin.,
Of whom may be had, by the.same author:— -
Medicinae Praxeos Compendium, price ss: sewed.

WILLICH's LECTURES, FOUR:CH EDITION.
This Day were published,
•
In Bvo. the Fourth' Edition, cor;ce 9s. boardA.
L"TURES on -DIET and:REGINIEN: being
a Systematic Inquiry' in.o the mos: rational means of
preserving Health and prolonging Lite; together with Physi.
()logical and.Chernical Explanation's, calculated chiefly for
the Use of Families, inordef to banish the. prevailing abuses
and prejudices.in Medicine. •
,By A. F. M WILLICH, M.D.
To whichis added a Postscript, Lontaining a Series of
Que-
ries, Addressed to those Patients who are anxious to give an
accurate and satisfactory Account of their Disorders, when
consulting Medical Men. • _

Primed for Lononan, liur6t, Rees, aid Urine, i'Aternol-
ter-row.

'• this is by far the fullest, most' perfcet, and compre.
bensive dietetic System•.which has ) et appeared."—Crit,Rev.
180,

RENOVATED TIEALTH.

. . ..
IT has been too frequently the subje& of just and
.generAl,rcßrobacion, that men destitute of the elements ~f
the. medical Ott have .oili.irod themselves as candidates for
public patronage in the pnitision of physic.• For the purpo;:e
of doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, and
to prevent us trout being claase+oinong those empiric,s whose •
impructentlzseteßsions haveetrabrturiately; for society, been
favourably received', we•
leave to submit to the liberal
and enlightenerfafaithful statement of our puriuits and ac..
quirernents. After having received a regular medical educa-
tion as the pupils of Messrs'. rinded and.l3llAre,whosc
ledures and practice G
we carefully attended, as prof ' rs and
surgeons of the London Hospital; 'we entered Mit ves as
stunts in that justly celebrated school for medical acquife-
inent, the Royal. College of Edinburgh, and were insttuded
,in the different branches of anatomy,. surgery, the theory .arid
' pradice.of physic, chemistry, midwifery., botany, &c. Sic.
by those eminent, protessors.A.)rs. Monro, Gregory, Nail('
Hai:alp:ink Duncan and,Raittierford. We trusewe shall not
, bedeenied presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and
acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having for a long series
-of years made Venereal Complaints, and the varrous,diseases
of Debility, the partiettlar objed of our studies 'aneprattice,.
it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquiteil superior.
. knowledge of their treatment and 'cure. in slight and recent
cases of intedion a perfect re-establishment is completed in .
the short period or t wolays ; and•in those of the utmost in-
veteracy, where ether pradinoners have tailed of success, a
proper perseverance in our• piano! treatment ensures to the
patient a sate and radical cure. •
• Amidst the inelinich4y variety of disorders which aro the
effects of a 'lab* long* td most unhappily pursued by the
youth of both seoXes, theie are . none inure alarming or more
distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which Ire-
'. qiiently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state To such
persons it must be a consolation to know that tlkey may now,
by a new aiid infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that
greatest of ..11 human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor-
ous constirrtiat. In all cases of debility, from whateVer
• Oausearising, as well as in every species of veneeeal infedion,
we may be consulted by patients of either .sex with the great-
est secrecy and hOnour. Hours of consultation at`home from',
ten torhree, and from 6-in the evening till to at night.
Patients in the country are requested to state the•particu-
tars of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c. in.
cursing a remittance for advice and medicines, whet the same
Will be given, or sent.to any part of the kingdom. •To.easure
that secrecy so essential io our undertaking, the postage of
letters may be added to the account tor•rnediehies. :_
C U lA2 I I.'„' and •Ce. Sutgeons, No.-1.7,. Hat ion-garden.
gl",,Messrs. Currieital Co. have Certificates from :rte
above respectable •Prolessors..of leincion and Edinburgh, for
' thealitigence, skill, ana humanity, with which they per-
formed the 'duties *assigned them during the Wile they at..
te1:...,:d their Ledtires and P fadice. .

MR. JACKSON TO 11.

Wadlington, Ilth Oct. IS 9.

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SIR—I have had the honour of receiving you
4611 ietwr of the gth instant, tot arils the clc'
of .:which you inform we, that it had been thought-
expedient to put an end to :all verbal communica-
tion between yourself and me, in discussing the irrr
portant objects of my mission. Considering that a
very few (Jays have elapsed. since I delis erect to tho.
Peel:it:eta
.c ecicutial
_letter Dorn the rl3;

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