Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18
MONDA1, JANUhRr IS, 1902.
+ having The commodore's promife Of recommends

lie having the CommodoLe's Promile Of recommends
lions.
SRI | tent my drnRoman 70 inform the B4fhaw Ha the
next day th0uld hoiR he banners of tie United
ota es hat matt, the only token Of refp-6t which
had IN my power 20 pay to The names Of mu b be-
owed patriot intending 70 wait proper opportunity
10 communicate 10 m your IntimatCn-The Bathaw
lent me very polite mehAge expecting his concern
ioT our lois. ana rCqueG NJ 70 know II the Preiideat
had received his letter, which was forwarded by the
sophia sniw-red in the affirmative, and ordered
ne oroecman 10 inform his ExceCncy that | would
wait on him when he was At leilure
IN the evening he tent Farfara inform nc, that
hc was induPoied would have been ad 70 Zee me,
and requtleC i had any hing 10 inipart commu-
nicate II Farfars accordingly uueRed him TO
express 70 the Bshaw his Excellencv the PreldeuIs
iatIs@cton with the arrangements that took place a
year and 70 allure him that he had never cU"Iered
him as dependent upon either of the relences tha he
had always treated him al independent Prince, and
the government ofhe United States would always
hder hun with as much reiPea and treat HIM WIKI the
lame tTendhP, that hey did the heads If The other
regSnces Fart4ra returned with the follow ~ autUcr
=" His Exoeltncy the Badlsw has dedred 10 re-
quett you 70 acquant the Predtnt Of The Un ted aos
that he Is OK eedngiy PeaEd with NJ, prolfars u
irendhP that the retpett which he has leWn TO his
commu icAuon Is really fauerng that had ha pro-
.eItatons been accompanied with Fl gaze Of trs "a
war; tuoh as we had given he Algeriues he wuuld DC
It'll more inclined 10 believe them genuine that COM
p! mtnts, although acceptable Of very ite Vau,
and that the beads Of the barbary Haes knew thor
trends by the value Of the preG-ns that they received
from them"
9 1t being 90 late for any anfwer that evening
made iuch comments on the Bafhaw's meiage nigh.
iorve 70 Grade from the mind Df the lew the mott
dlltaH expectation that the Proficient would make
10 great tacrihee, vhjch informed hum entirely
incomplete with the in ercts of the United States.
ConIderrng It highly improper to delay giving
direct explicit and ca5cGcrical anfwer 10 the Baiha~s
infnuation lenr my droecman to the s4le rtqucR
Ar audience; having prev JLlv formed rel0Ltun
never 70 employ third pcryu whenever The honor or
me nteTeit 81 my county concerned The dru-o-
man informed me that his ency had i-n Far1ra,
and It | ad any IL Their communication 10 make, tJ
employ him, As he was very mu h indiipoled. IAus
was ! dh4Ppyinted.
= FariUra waitea upon NE in The afternoon. wien
reqneied him 70 inform the B4law that II be luppoed
thar ht c-uz-rs vhCh were l1n TN our government
Agltr' were gwen gratuitcu1y lie had becn mhuto-m-
Cd that during our negotiation Ian year had ac-
qualnted hlm thzt the rig4te gwen tht r-gen
cy % lieu az ca!h FIR the r4nOm Of citizens which
h'd been redeemed On credit than year before
her arrivals tha, the Cruizers built on commit
non, and paid FIR il cath out OG the public trea'ury
and were not the property Of the Dey he luppoGed
that had copies o. the accounts by which he
hou.d Psruic he thought proper, whereby he h0ud
the improbabilj'y of the United state having given
them gratuitouGy that was enAble how dfa8ree4he
it would be 70 dlaPpoint expectations when form
cd therefore found it my duty + prevent any ak
ing place. 10 order ID avoid he chagr attending
poftive rcufal, which from the " The requet,
NUT naturally be eEPeccd from the Prelden % the
United States
The B4Illaw returned IN anf~er that he bad con
Guided peace with the United States for much ef than
he had received from her nations and that he knew
His friends BY what he received from them.
81 NAL by 10 means breach this lutje9 To the
Ba(haw again, as / have hindered him from having
ground for expectation, and lha continue 70 lct
IN he fame manner hosId he make II topic OF
corveration, as be can have Pretert % Make de-
rand and only intimate. that he c1pefts l2-le mark
Of the Prefidents frendhiP fuOltanAI han com
pliments imagine it will be be( 70 take no further
notice If The appearance Of frgatcs n the
Mediterranean viii, I hope era cate any expectation
tia he may have fatttred hmfef w'Jh. if any really
exits, and until thaf period believe me- sir our CON
merce will never Re Respectable footing in theic
Gras." 10 BE CONTINUED.