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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-14

the prefer, Secretary of State, and the bo!om
friead of Mr.. JEFFERSON, has been honofcd
with much FEDERAL abufe. The reaions are
obvious Conciliating manners, exemplary
morals. uDimpeachable integrity, luminous
understanding, indefatigable indultry. and
long experience in the public concerns Of the
United States. have given him great political
weight Of character. He was diflinguiihed
member of the Old Congrefs, in which he
moved the recommendation of general con-
vention, for amending the articles OF conicd-
Grafton. In that Convention, he was one of
the committee of FIVE, who drafted the
Contribution, the grea,ef part Of which is in
his own words.
In the Convention of Virginia he was
pre-eminsnr. His Arguments prevailed,
againit the eloquencc Of the celebrated PAT-
RICK HENRY and the Contribution Vas
adopted. 1t owes more to Mr.. MADISON,
than TO any other man. In the firit Congreis,
under il, he moved the principal explanatory
and refrietvc amendments, which had been
recommended by the conventions OF Virginia,
N. York, Manachuietis, &c. and which be-
ing finally adopted. united and reconciled the
body Of Rebnbleam, many Of whom had in
flied upon their previous incorpos alton, as q
condition of adopting the Contribution.
Mr.. MADISON contributed efentialy
TO the organization Of the new government,
and the eaabiihment of the feyeral depart.
ments; and was generally acknowledged to
be the mott Influential member of his favorite
branch, the houfe of Representatives, until the
Hamiitsaian iyitem, cloathed ard armed with
the popular name of Fsdeyah(m, began to un-
fold itfelf.-His dilcerning mind early per-
ceived the anti republican tendency OF that
dcep-laid fyitem. He conGdercd it deviA-
ton from the fpirit Of the Contribution. lead
ing in its confcqusaccs, to perverfon Of the
fundamental principles Of our revolution and
republican government. He accordingly
gave it candid, but decided oppoGtion.
The evil, predicted have in fa0 been
experienced from the Hemiitonian, or as it is
populsrly called, the fs6sraI (yaem. Tine
and experience have Arip'd it of its fpecious
covering. and in lome mcafure expofcd It 10
view. The fobcr, fccond thoughts of the
people have REQUIRED 10 fra principles. Re-
PuBLIcANIsM ha, happily revived and
Republican, are again in poHefion Of the gov
crnmenr. Upon the election Of his friend to
the Proficiency, Mr.. MADDIsor, in obe-
dience TO the snequivocal with Of the public,
has entered again upon the nage Of political
life, 10 the character OF Secretary Of State.
Long may our country be benefited BY his
patriotic fcrvies'.
SIR.
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,GB1" AUTHORTTr.l
State of Rhode-Illand and Provi-
deace Plantations.

State OF Rhode-Illand and Provi-
deace Plantations.
In General Agsmby, Odobsr SsBEon,
II. ID. 1901.
EORASMUCH as feveral Pub
Il LEGATIONS have of late been
made, in a certain News.Paper prin-
ted at Providence by Bennett Whee-
Ter, called the United States Chror-
icle, laundering and defaming the
Governor, Supreme Court, and
other conitituted Authorities of this
State, one of which Publications
was fubfcribed by John D0rranee,
.Rejolved, That in the Opinion
of this General AfIembly, the faid
Publications tend to difcredit this
State abroad, and to difquiet the
good People of this State, by weak
ening public Confidence in the con-
itituted Authorities thereof.
RsiotOsd, That in the Opinion
OF this General Ahembly, His Ex-
cellency the Governor, the Su-
preme Court, and the other coniti-
tuted Authorities of this State, are
well entitled to the public Conf
dence, and have deferved well of
their Fellow Citizens, by faithful
and meritorious Execution of the
Trults repofed in them by the
People.
Totsd, That the above Refolu-
tons be publiihed, for three weeks
fuccellively, in all the NEWSPAPERS
printed in this State.
A true Copy
Witnef,,
SAMUEL EDDY, See,y.
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FOR SALE, BY
SAMUEL VERNON, Jun.

HOGNIAC Brandy, Clarer Winc in cafks
" and boxes, Silks, Britannia Liners.
white wine Vinegar. Verdigreafe. and Houfe-
Paper The above articles are entitled tc,
drawback, and are now landing from the Brig
Hannah, from Bourdeaux, at Mr.. Robert
Stevens wharf.
He has alto for fale, Ruflia and
Ravens Dack. few Demijeans and long
and fhort Corks.
Newport. Nov. 7. 1901.
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JAMES MUMFORD

Has ,rreiued fran BARCELONA, Uia NIw.
YORK, a variey Of SILKS, OiS.
7 AIDES Silk Sleeves.
IL Do. Do. Check Handkerchief.
White, Slate, Black, Fleih, and Yellow.
Silk Gloves.
Ditto Do. Mitts.
, & Threaded Silk Stockings, with
open Clocks.
Ribbed d.. without Clocks.
Blue aud Black ariPed Luteftrings.
Plain Plumb colofed Do.
Striped Sattins, for women's Gowns.
One Box White and Black Lace.
Nesvp0rf. Nsv. 7. 6to
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A Ii Perfons having demands againa the
IN efate OF Jgtbb Pike, late Of Newport,
Ship. Wright, deceaied, are requcfed TO ex-
hibited them to the Subicrbers for fet,le-
men, and thofe indebted to faid eitate are
deGsed 10 make Immediate payment to
KATHERINE PRICE. .fimin'r.
ROBERT DUNHAM, jon. Admin'r.
Newport, Nov. I, 1901. 6tS
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LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
ANSWER TO The
GOVERNORS SPEECH.

To His Exeelleny Isaac TIcHBNoR, En-.
G0vsynov Of ibe State Of Yvmsnt.
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be the bearer Of the Convention, as rati6.
ed, torrance.
John Nicholas, efquire, one of the pre-
lent members of congrefs from this fate,
declines taking poll in the election of
members to the next congreis.
Capt. Jones, who arrived at New York
on the I'd inf. from Curacao, informs,
that the Britifh have not evacuated that
place; and that theilland has never been
more healthy than when he left it.
81 We underhand (fays the Calcutta Tele-
graph) that the Marine ard Medical board
OF Bombay, areengaged, under the direc
ton OF government, in forming code of
regulations for fecuring that harbor againf
the poMbil;ty ofcontag;on from the Gulph
ot Perla, in coniequence Of intelligence be
ing received from Bagdad that tn plague
had made its appearance in that nei shbor
hood. Every precaution had been adopted
to prevent its further progreis, which W,
iincerely hope will be fuccctstul ani as
Tar as depends on the commanders of veGel
coming from the Gulph, no doubt can be
entertained of their lolicitude and care OF.
that head.
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Mary, and another fhip, name unknd wn,
bound to this port; and a fhip and brig
for Savannah.
Capt. D. inadvertently brought no pa
pers with him but informs that authen-
TIC accounts were publifhed, of the Empe
ror of RuHia having marched 60, 900 men
into the electorate Of Hanover, and taken
Poi1efiion Of the port of Cruxhaven.
Rice fold at ass, Cotton but dull
falc.
The fh;p Mary, and fhip belonging
to Virginia were to fail two days after the
Neptune, for this port.
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RUS IN URBE.
F E II s T.

At Cizlc Feef held on Saturday laH,
at Gadtby Hotter, in honor of thole gen
;len,en VIII particularly difinguifhed their
iclves in the Virginia Legislature by pro-
motirg the continuance OF the Charter OF tic
Bark Of Alexandria, and by Whole unre
hitting eAertions the fame was efetted-
A numerous and respectable company at,
tended, ard after Partaking Of an elcgan.
dinner, the following toalts were drank.
/. The immortal memory of the illuf
trious Warrington.
2. Tie PRECEDENT Of the United States
may the remainder of his days be tran
Iuil and happy.
3. The Vice PRECEDENT Of the United
States.
4. The Cougrefs.
s. The Governor and fate of Virginia.
6. The friends Of the Bank of Alexan-
dria in the anembly of Virginia.
7. The Judiciary of the Uuitcd States.
S. The Heads of Departments.
9. Agriculture, Commerce and Manu-
faetures-may they be equally encouraged
and protected.
10. The Arts and Sciences.
II. The Militia, Army and Navy of
the United States.
II. Diarict Of Columbia--may the
preient Congress efablifh government
for it, that will promote its PROPERTY
equal to the wifhes of its friends.
I3. The Townof Alexandria, and trade
of Potomac.
II. May difcord ceafe and harmony
prevail amongf the nations of the earth.
IS. The Clergy.
Is. The virtuous fair Of America.
Report fays, Mr.. Dexter, the prefent
fecretary Of the Ireafury, is appointed to
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AlexandYla Aduert.sey.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY Q.
COMMUNIC ALTON.

AS many Of the Alexandrians appear to
thick they have carried the JAKE far enough,
and with TO have a rsLpe9able rcpreienta
ton " efIoeciallv in that part of the coun-
Gil which conpofes tie judiciary''-I have
taken the liberty of propoGng the follow
ing Pericns, who, from poheiinc .con!ider
able property in Alexandria, il. my Opt,
Mon, will have fome intereR in and idea
of carrying the fame into efett-viz.
Francis pcyton, homas Swami, Edmund
]. Lee, J. c. Herbert, Robert Taylor,
George Iaylcr, Jonah Thonpfon, john
DnndaE, Abel j4nney, 8. Shrevc, ano
William Tarper-Ihofe gentlemen our
citizens may conide in; and, / think,
better choice cannot be made by the inha-
oitants OF the hourilhing town Of Alexan-
dria.
RUS IN URBE.
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b.: s,s Tiger, Munfon, St. Thomas !;
9 jane and Maria, Jones, Curacao.
e.: CLEARED,
S WN Orion, Chew, Baltimore.
Munsae efaay arrived Danifh brig Tiger,
,n,s 0n, twenty-five days from St. Tho.
iboo,os spoke no veflels. Left there one
,vo ' nsi belonging to New York. and
sa;l.d "eis' names &c. not known
isr.nt Two Two days after the feet, for diff
''' Ports in the United States.
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/, Iut through whatever medium the ope-
ration of the general government may be
viewed by others, the houfe of repreienta-
tives freely give tits as their opinion that
The 6rlt twelve years Of its administration
which have been directed in luccciiion by
the virtues and talents of Wehyiagtou
and an Adams, will forever form an no.
norable and brilliant part Of the Ameri-
can hiaory. That each fucceeding year
may equal or furpais the happiness OF the
former, may encreale the affection and con-
lol;date the coed understanding Of the CT
tizensof the reflective ftates for each other
mutt be the devout with of every Gnccrc
American!
The people Of this Gate will recolIect
that when the federal contribution was
formed, they were opprened with an al
moG in{urmountable weight Of taxes, from,
which they are relieved BY a fertlement oi
the public accounts, ard the aGumption G.
the Gate debts.
The information reipeefing thcsGnances
Of the fate is highly satisfactory, ard
when the treafurer lhall exhibit particu-
lsr fatement thereof, TIE fubje6t ihall re-
ceiye the confederation its Importance
merits.
The report of the quarter matter gene
raj ihall alto be duly noticed, ard it af-
lords this houie great fatisfaeaion to learn
that our military flores are 70 abundant,
that our we'll organized militia whole diff
e'p'ine rejects 70 much honor On the com
mon wealth, may be fully Mpp!ied, in.
cafe the public fervice .lhonid render il ne
eegary.
III P:ov:dons FOR the fnppref1ion of lot
tsr,ys not allowed or efabiiihed by the
Ieg'lature; the INFECTION laws, and tie
other iubjeets recommended in your ex.
tsllency's communication, will receive 2
lsipeesful attention in the courle &C III,
PRESENT ieiion, which we hope will be con-
dueted with that fpirit Of calldor ard har-
m1cny which YOU have been plea{ed &c cb-
'erse, prevailed In the former feAions.
Ne are happy in the reflection that ths
rights ard Liberties Of our fellow citizens
are iecured by wife ftanding laws, fhould
shy Eeaiures occur which rend meliorats
'ne,f condition, OF increaie their fecurity We
@,,l Gu ertully adopt them. But we ars.
".iy ieni5le that the wifef ard bcG law
VIII not be duly obferved urlefs they arc
sn , by the example of ,hofe who
make and execute them.
LII, NE active patriotifm and love of order,
VIM si,en nj have diiainguifhed your excellen.
nfe, are iure pledges of your zealous
S,. po',ion TO cooperate in every mca
fare calculated to promote the public well
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Tomorrow, at 10 O'Clock, will be fold
at the Vendue- Store,
Brown Sugar IN hhds. s. bis.
Loaf and Lump Sugar in lots,
Iener,He and Pore Wine in pipes, half
pipes and quarter cails,
French Brandy in pipes,
Whiikey in tierces and barrels,
dyion Tea in chefs,
i}ohea Tea in chets,
Figs in caks and trails,
Raihns in do. do.
Cordials in boxes,
soap and Candles in boxes
Cotton in bales,
A quantity of Bacon,
Tobacco in kegs,
Nails in cafks,
Hardware aGorted in boxes, &c.
Alfo, a quantity Of
d RY COO DIS.
Particulars of which will be made known
previous to the faJe.
P. G.. MARSTELIER,
Au17i2nsey.
February 9.
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eOzn

A21 accommodation Stage
Will leave. Bailey's Ferry, oppoGte Alex
andria, every morning aro O'Clock, and
return from Conrad and M'Munn's, City
Of Warrington, at 5 O'Clock in the even
ing. 1t will commence tomorrow morn
ing.
February 9. eost
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Lie beauyuI, thorough bred Colt
TX = L EY


imported BY John Tayloe, Efq. now rif-
ing tour years old, beautiful bay, of
ane bone and elegantly formed, aad al
owed by intelligent 1portEnen to be Of
he hrlt itock In England, which, by re-
ference to the certificate given by the
breeder VIII more fully appear, TO wit:
I ia bert1y certify that tie bay colt /
tbi' d1y /0A 10 Mr.. T5smas Reeves, mey-
,bant, 7vas bred BY me, and Pat BY H.
.vl, bis dun ly Ethpl, grand dem BY
8lanh, graf grand dam BY old Snip,
'r0!, g,eat grand dam BY tie Coa.lpbln
traoia", cut ef Mr.. Fram5f0a's 4vbAe
rocked m1,e. The dam Of the a5a7e eoz.
IS o7v1 1yfer to 44ureAius by EeA1be.
p. O'KELLEY.
The above mentioned horfe will cover
mares the enfuing fsafon, the hrR three
lays III every week at Mr.. Chas. Loves
eat Salifbury, and the balance of the
week at Seedley Farm, about five miles
dlitant, at Fifteen ard an Half DolZu,s
Fhe feaion, and Six DoAzr5 the iingle leap,
Which may be discharged at amy time dur.
'ng the feafon by the payment Of twelve
dollars and three fhillings to the groom
Notes for fifteen dollars and an half, will
Dc expected from thoie who fend their
mares. Mares coming from diaance
can De pafured at SO cents per week, and
grain furnilhed them, il required, at the
market price; every attention flaIl be
paid them, bat will not be anfwerable for
accidents or efcapes. The feafon will
commence en- the 9th Of March next, and
continue until the 9th Of Auguf.
ROBERT CARTER.
February 9. eo7m
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~ CHARLESTON, January o.

Th urcIaeSsIEo ON, January "a.
Dryh,sa ,aay arrived barque Neptune capt.
Place Il i.t t9 days from Liverpool; which
ID rora.s. ,eis on the fourth of December
Can xad. with number Of Ameri'
's1els' among which were the min
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ENTERED.
Brig Trial, Blacker, Norfolk.
Cornelia, DAnwell, Providence.
ochr. M1itlliipPi, Guthrie, New York
PRECEDENT, hammond, Baltimore
Sloop Diana, Alien, New York.
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At the Second Rd
OF a number Of my friends
! IT'LL otter myielf as candidate: it BEING
ooaoted whether i would itand poll or
not, therefore now declare that / viii,
nand poll, whether am elected or not:
II not eletted it'll I think myfelf much
Obliged to thofe who may vote for me.
/ am, Gentlemen,
Your mott obt. fervant,
GEO. HILL. +
February Q. nztt
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NUREMBERG, December Is.

4
A corps of French troops, 1000 men.
has entereds this city to-day, butt has
every appearance that mott of them will
march further.
AS the Colo Batavian army advances
againft Bohemia and the Upper Palatinate.
the number fugitives, with their effects.
TO the Pruaian municipalities in Franconia.
encreaies. .At,Anfpach and Bayreuth the
conHux of Grangers is exceedingly great.
ln the latter city is the whole Electoral
Family of Bavaria; the ,Dowager Du-
chefs OF Deuxponts, with their numerous
retinues; all the. Foreign AmbafIadors,
the Papal Nuncio the Ruflian Minifter.
Baron BUTLER; the Prufian Minifer.
MAJOR General Heymann; the Electoral
saxon Minifer, Count Gortz; and the
Auitrian Charge d'Affaires, Count Palm.
lhe reignng duke and duchefs of Wiz
femberg, with their children and court
reilde at Erlang, where Runian noble
man arrived a few days free, and it is
,nought that feparate peace between
France and Wirtemberg will be negociat-
ca ur'der the mediation of the court of ST.
feteribur2h. The PrufEan territory hav-
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HANAU, December ,6

The French on the oppofite bank. &c
the Mayn, and at Aicbaffsnburqh are con
i'derably alarmed, as, fince Anoerean,.
proclamation, feveral other French of};cs,s
have been killed in the speGart. tn
6atavlan troops at Wirtzburg have fuf
Tered lone lofs. The cemmandant of n.
citadel OF Wirzburg, major general d,AI.
iaglio, veteran, holds out brayelv. and
has been iumnoned four times, but in vain
4 IS iaid to be the intention of The
French to fire red hot balls into the eta
del, whence number Of balls and prena.
does have hitherto fallen into the civ
General Dulnonceau commands the bonn
bardnient againit the citadel, which it Is
Thought will only be forced to furrender
by famine. Private letters from straf.
burg confutcs the report of an armiRice
having beeR,concludsd in Italy.
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Late Foreign intelligence.
(To be continued.
STOCKHOLM, November 90.

STOCKHOLM, November 20.
& Our government has iuit publif1ed an
Official noe, which has been handed TO HE
Swedlih majefy by citizen Buys, the mi
inter OF the Batayian Republic. Its as
follows:
:" The Batavian republic, being aware
OF the character of her enemy, and to
what point fhe pretends to exercife her do,
minion over the feas, even with reflect TO
neutral and allied powers, has hitherto alb
halned, through a regard for peace, to
enforce thofe rights which fhe might in
Juifice have claimed. But as this encmv
mas no longer fet any bounds to her pride
or her iniatiable avarice, the Batayian 90.
seInmert would deem itfelf criminaIly re-
lponADic 70 the nation, the intereits of
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NETWORK Fehrr.r,, !,


Arrived, brig Polly, Walker, Savan-
nah fch'r Venelia, Perronot, Cape Fran
co.'s iloop Nonpareil, Wor,hington, N.
Orleans.
Cleared, brigsIIope, Landen, Tobsgo;
Morning Star, Hobfon, Curacao ich'r
Warrington Packer, Hagew, London.
Capt. Walker has. cotton and lalt for
different merchants. He fpcke the flip
ohepherdefs, 4 days from this port for sa-
vannah. Off the Capes of Delaware
a brig from Spain for Philadelphia, and
sfchooner from Port au- Prince for Balti-
more.
Left at the Cape, the United States fri
gate Adams, R. V. Morris, efq. CON-
mander.
Capt. Quandrill, late Of the wrecked
brig Hannah, Of Philadelphia, arrived
here in the Venelia.
Capt. Pcrrcnot left at the Cape the
fch'r Articles, to fail for this port in ten
days; brig Elizabeth Coats, Hodge, for
Newburyport in 6 days; the Waihing-
ton, Freeman, of Portland, to fail in 2
days for Jamaica fch'r -, Alto
yer, of do. to fail in II days ;lhip Thorn,
Richardfon, bound to HAVANA fch'r
Thomas, Combs, and Martin, Woodbury..
bound to Leeward brig 49,, Samp-
fon, of Portflnouth, N. III. do.
Off Cape Francois the Venelia was
boarded by the u. S. Friga:e, Conffitu..
ton, Capt. Talbot, wifhing to forward
fome letters. An officer on board the
Contribution faid the frigate u. States
was at BafMerre.
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PORTSMOUTH, IN. H. February -.

LES Of tbeJ1ib Charlotte ard Grey.
E.sfraH Of a etf6r firm M. Borklaak,
treigbfey Of TIE lzip CbayloHe Of tbgs
PR, o7vsra hy sEhfbalrf lad, eJg.
! went on board the. Charlotte at
loves, bound for Flufhing /; the wind and
tide would not admit the fhip TO 90 in,
and ! went on fhore in the pilot boat that
came out for the fhip in the evening =
that night there came on gale of wind
which drove the Charlotte on the banks,
where evey perlon with the veael and car
go were loit.''
It is luppoied the gale was about the
10th OF November /; no mention of the
time is made in the letter from which the
above extract was taken.
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ing been violated on occaGcn of an at+,,,
made on a Gallo Batavian detachmeN,t$
by the Blankenftien hunars, in the ",
lage OF Buch, in the principality Of A. ~
ipach, complaints have ALTO been loda "a
at Anfpach on that account.
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WHICH are cOnnded 70 Its care, 1t It did
not raiie its voice in order to obtain repa-
ration for 70 many outrages.
!" As to you, fire, Europe has its eyes
upon you, and expects with inpatience the
prompt 4fatisfattion which is due to you.
# the Engaiih government, deaf to the
voice Of and to the repreienta-
lions OF your majefy, do not make, before
tile expiration-o one year, the reparat;on
which is demanded, the Batavian govern
-ment will find itlelf reduced to the harfh
necef6sy of concerning with its allies the
neceaary means for fecuring its ports from
any violence firnilar to that which has been
exercited againft the Smedifh Gag. The
underfgned fatters himlelf that his Swe-
difh maiefywill communicate to the Ba-
tayian government the refnlt of his applica-
ton to the court of London He wifhes
to his majeRy the mott complete fuccefs,
as his majeRy will Thereby acquire new
right to the public cfeem, and to the gra-
titude Of a republic which he has always
honored BY his good will.
lSigned) !" BUYS"
= ne chancellor OF our court has anfwer
ed by anote, in which he thanks the Ba. !,
stavian government, lin the name of his maj.
ter, for the part which the former has tax
en- reipefing the .ipfult offered to the Swe-
din flag. His majeay then proceeds to
declare, that, with relpea to the term Of
year, pointed out for the purpofe of OBJ
tanning a reparation from England. he
does not think himfelf by. any means cir
cumtcribed in point time. .Ifunexpecf-
cd obitacles ihould interfere to prevent the
removal Of the exiting difficulties, he
ihould not deem himfelf any more refponii :.
ole tor any abufe ofthe Swcdifh flag, which
the belligerent powers may choois to en-
ploy by way of rerrifals againn England.
more than he does for the abufe which
Great- Britain has committed againa Spain.
Il is probable, however, that the court
OF London. for its own lafety, will prevent
ilmIlar irregularitiessin future. But if the
tear OF iuch events flould lead fone ffates
20 meaiures more or lefs rigorous, the Ba-
tavian government have given too maay.
proofs OF the wifdom Of its administrations
TO iuiter his Swedifh majeay to believe thar
It Will have recourie to any meafures, which
IN their consequences may tend to involve
the neutral powers.
NUREMBERG, December rs.