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relates. But if, netwitlistanding cirCAmistabces
winch invite to a course, the Iltitish Govertitnent
stall have determined not to remove those pbstyppp,
ti ins with alt practicable promptitude, trust• tat
my Government will be apprizett,ith at,little delay
as possible, of a determination so unexpected,and of
such vital concern to its right's and interests )• and-.
that the reasons upon which that determination may
Inivebeen formed, Wilt not be withheld from it.
" I Wive the honour to be; with high comader-
'ation, 'my -LOrd,'l6ur Lordship's most obedient
humbhrservant, ' • •

(Signed) " PINCKNEV7

NON'YOR*.; JAN. 14.-41 Is said ti?.ctay that there
is a Majority 01 thirteen in the House of Itepresett-
, tatives,,against •tire renewal of the United Stateti
Bank's. Charter : if this is persisted in; and the B ink
shut'n'p' otuthe'4th March next, onti.liall of the city
will fail; some Prom necessity,- others who dilly
want ,such a pretext from toghery.

WASIII M NGTON, JAN. 12. any &clare,
I. can trace 'it to no autheliti'osource, that the th
tish .hliths(er here has protested adinst. our. taking
possession of WeSt Florida, but has offered (autho,-;
rised by the Spanish Juntii); to:Sell to us ho.
'We,t. Florida : pay;tnetit to be, made in
due to ustroin Spaiiialid that n )4ilt tur for:, ly
taking pda,ession )4 the subjei tit,(lo* consideratiO!l,.
is ,A;fifiinly liuult thing Qt. very, high imp tattve,
ant, ilea Conti, ti.:eoCeS, It Is said, liktS,l lead to war ;
Itaut whether whit rtance or Et%latid, is not knovvo.

Front the New y 91,1; Paper erthe 25th futttaty.
Chi: Bilk to itttpovepith,ll4 by law, by clet‘t*(iying
cutrtue«, iu rrtuyi ig interooLwx writ Utuat

Mid llrt th..; ..,,icactes';" 111 Q Bill siiii6tlotlin a pmi.

I$ lr 11.; oit.t3t. it.!aki to.. a. iiiiilli)bertnent ot. .the
E./ WOO) by 14e aimitssiott Ot the iSlvw 4)e1e.:69 tern

wry Lao the- Union;` the resolutions past in Secret
conclave that beckon IQ w:ir, invite misery, and sc

core unly.dekat iand the rousal to renew the.char.
ter of a Bank, the 'dissintion of which can be of no

public utility, but,must overspread the country with

bankrUptcies, diotress,• and .ruin ; are subjects :&)

which no considerate mind can dwell witliout,al"

Cain& presentiments.—:4l the present. be not, more
than ever before, the reign of perveriiion, ignorance,
salt intere.t,and heedless and headstrong party, now,
mere than ever, will such reign produce immediate
calainity and lead to wide destruction. -
1t the Non:intercourse Bill should be'passat us
reported' le 111p,,Huuse, its immediate and povvertul

tendency will b 8 to separate the Northern from the
Southern, States: at►d, nutwithstai►chng the loud
and outworn declarations to the Contrary,
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many of the Southern and Western sell'istiled

psiriots, many there arcs vvlio tine rely wish buck
,separation. Within twenty years .the waters of the
:Qltio aril th 9 Mivsissippi will, nourish n pOpulation
.s►apvris;r to that of all the. Atlantic States north 01

the Potomac. There is every reason to believe that
the plan ot disineutberment is, fixed in the minds of
many of our southern and welitern breihreny and
tew yevt will elapse b4fore that plan wilt corntnence
its effect. The commerce of the Northein Stales
is an object ut curdialdetestation. to mohy of them
to depre4s it, is dick self-evident object; to dcst►oy
t 1111 I' al>l art %via'. The union of the good•ohl
Uoited 61.ites is not their tirbt loVe.
l'hu.cieciaration' ot QULNCIiIe, that " the

.bonds 4. the union .are ,virtuatly dissolved)" that
as it is the right rat al , so it is the its.ity of some,
(9.prepige for a aeparation"—wben first'
pronounced, grattd.most harshly on our ears. Th‘i
,subitiet to us was more navel than to those Who had
'heard or partaken of., the debates in eoncle‘e. For
tar.away be,that evil day, if come it Intuit, when we,
are no longer One.—But the'xiajority, as rapidly and
au vigorously ai in their power lies, are, if,c,p.c.doti-
,nitely, at least directly and irresiitibly,;now pre-
paring the nitastnes that Wiest inevitably lead

union.
Alt search i$ in vain for a just cause of war

England, or the enatituent of this Nen;rititercourse
Bill. The President declared by proclamation:with
no evidence. of the fad, that the French had ceased
to violato.our neutral commeice. The British:Mi.
nister..deelared that as soon as the French should so
cenie, the .Britl6l) would follow their ,examplee—
The Secretary of State has since declared, that she
mode • only is changed, and the French edias but.
nominally. repealed. Precluded from all cell-Interco
with the Continent of. Europe, by the Imperial
.Ctiroican, or permitted with such restridions that
all commercial attempts.triust eventuate in loss, we
are volutintitlyprOpating for its total annihilation, by
forbidding trade with almost all of the rest 'of. the
world.--The Nun-intercounie Law can and will
never be carried into Wed,

WASIIINGTOO, JAN. fate of the N -
tional -Itaitkudeterniined by,the vote this.day given
in Committee of the whole House. It in vain
for its fiicrid, to say any thing upon the subjett.
After the deciaratiotts the, day before yesterday of
Mests.Pus and WRIGHT, 41 that it must 'be
considered 'at a party qutstion. end iktcide4 upop
party principles tnnY"--.and after a knowledge of
the fads that the Democrats in.the house are rat-
' lied to a man against the renewal of the, chiultx