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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-30
February IL.
or SPAIN

"A letter from Madrid, dated m. 3,
saws. . the Spanish declaration OF war
against Great britain viii make its ap-
pearance in . few days and Spain viii
furnish ships and troops 10 aid the French
in the expedition against ireland. The
British minister has demonstrated against
the Roatile preparations that are making.
Il appears that vessel called the Flo
"a, takenby French privateer and car
Tied into Spanish port has been con-
slemned. She was bound TO u alta, and
had on board ciothing for goo men and
considerable stores. =
After late cabinet council 4 messen-
ger was dispatched to Madrid.
Sir X. Strachan, with 4 squadron was
cruizing OF Cadiz on the sd inst. ready
70 take immediate advantage Of . rup-
tnre with Spain.
We continue to receive assurances that
the neutrality Of Portugal i NOT Is be
disturbed.
February is.
AT alatc hour last night We received
avariety Of extracts from the Paris Jour
mails 10 the 3fst ult. They mention the
march Of the cavalry from compeigne
for Boulogne; and The conviction Of a
4 few persons accused 81 having contriv-
ed some curious instrumentfor the de-
! struetion Of the FirstG Consul. This plot
Is, as usual, attributed BY DE Moniteur
70 English agency ~ - Fl 80 s.5s
At break Of day on "Wednesday last a
prodigious volume ofsmoIe was observ-
ed from several parts Of the coast for four
honrx, IN the direction Of Boulogne,
and AZ intervals the horizoA above thar
place seemed to be entirely illuminated.
This phenomenon has given rise to va
rious copjectnres, and It Is supposed
that it was occasioned by q conaagraton
Of the enemys Aotilla, which by some
means or other hadcaught FIRE. Itisre-
ported also, that some Of the French
have laid down their arms, aad that the
utmost disafecfion prevails along the
whole coast. The poor deluded wretch
es whoconpose the French army destin-
ed for the expedition against this coun-
my are, il is said, sunk IN desponden-
sey, and have lostall hopes Of being able
20 effect landing as they are - closely
watched by our blockading squadron
the conamanaers OF which are certainly
entitled 10 the highest praise for their per-
severance. having 1femsined At anchor
close to Boulogne during 30 tempestu-
Gus weather. -. - = = - - =
Yesterday morning there was some
firing of Calais, and prise was brought
into Doyerin The afternoon.
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care FIJI preeaution BY three leads lept
heayiing, was made use Of in approaching
he shore to effect the capture of d ~.
5poiitan cruizer, and after the ship struck
tic rocks, al possible measures were ta.I
ken 10 get her of, and The firm determI.
nation made not TO give her up IS long al
possible hope remained, al,ho0 gil annoy-
ed gum boats, who took their position
IN such manner that we could not bring
our gups 10 bear onthem, NOT even after
cutting away part Of the stern,o tfFecti,.-
: :, When my officers and self had not
hops left of its being possible to get her
: oii The rocks, and having withstood the
hresof the gun boats for 4 hours, and 1.
feinfofe ement coming out from Trip1 III,
WITHOUT the least chance o. injuring then
in resistance, no save the lives o! brave
men, LETT NO alternative, bat the distress.
ing one ofhauiing our colours down, and
submitting to an enemy whom chance had
beirisbdrd. In such dilemma the Gag
Of the United States was struck. How
eyer painfuIit win be to our fellow eiti.,
1zens torhear the news, they may be as.
sured that We feel in anational loss equally
with3the m. Zeal Observing our country
in doing our duty has placed US inthis 81.
,aation which can be better conceived
tan. described, and from which we rely
on our country eSuiea;ing as. IS
The gun boats in attacking fred prin-
cipaiiyz 1T our tt.ststs.5 Had they directed
e. thEirsho, at the hull no doubt but they
would have killed MANY, tE tfs5.
The ship was tasta possession ofa lit
tie alter sun SET, and in The course OF the
evening myself and all officers with part
oil tlse csasT. were brought on shore,
carriettbetere the .Baskaw who asked Sc
varai questions. Frem this place the
ciieerS were conducted 10 the house
which Mr. Ca,hsart lived in, where We
lodged last night, and this day the Mn
hfsr has become the guarantee to the
bashaw, for ns. officers, and we/haye gle
ven him our parole OF honor.
: Enclosed you win receive a list Of the
officers and a few of thepeople TO attend
them, who are guartefed in the Ameri-
can consular house, and are to be provi-
ded for by such ways and means as lean
best adopt, which win be onas economi-
GAIA plan as possible. The remainder
of the crew will be supported BY the Re-
gsrcyI VII; 80. @.~.ss.- Is ~ ~ 4. =
We have all lost every thing but what
was on our backs, even part Of thatlEas
taken off; the loss offhe officers is con-
siderable, asihey<&ere all provided in
every necessary FOR a long station. I
NJ. Nilsson the Danish Consul, has
been extremely attentive, and kindly Of
fers every service Of assistance. 4
d trust, sir, you win readily conceive
the anxiety Of mind must suffer. At.
ter The perpsal ofthe enclosed certificates
from the officers on my conduct, should
you be pleased to express the opinion Of
| government, You win much obigs me.
| have the honor to be, = :.
Sir, !. 80 ~. ..755 -,
| Withthe greatest respect, sr,
E Your most ODE 4 sers,r. - =
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Mr.. Nicholson moved that this bin
should be made the order FOR this day.
Mr.. n. Griswold moved tomorrow.
The question on !. TO morrow z WAS
los,--Ayes 49, Noes 50-Mhen Mr..
Nicholson's motion prevailed. Il
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MhRTkxssURc, March 80 1, ].

= - .sssssss.ssSs q ~ 81, St
Extract IF letter. fran a gentleman ia
ihs-6fty 81 lthsdingtea, 10 ll.s E4I:os,
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EXTRACTS.

An articl under the head Of Dunkirk,
Dec. ii, says, :. The whole coast, AZ
far as Calais, iscoyered with wrecks Of
ships and vessels which have been lost
during the late storms. i
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c03GRESS d tat q. STA At s !.
March

aG
An engrossed bill supplementary TO,
The act Incorporating the Bank Of the u
nited States authorising branch Al
New Orleans, was read the third lime.
Mr.. Narnum opposed; and hlessrs.
]. Clay and S. L. Aiitcheli supported il!
The question being ,akens i passed
Ayes SO. ~ ID A. 81.
An engrossed billin addition 10 the ma
turalization law, wasrcad the third time,
and on the question whether the same
shall pass il was supported By Messrs.
Leib, s. L. MitchilI Clay, Smile and
Findley; and opposed by Messr. X.
Griswold, Dana and Aston. ~ -
The question was then taken by Yeas
and Nays, and the bill passed; Yeas Is
Maya So. - - :, 49, = -. -
he bill exonerates aliens, entering
the United S:ates between tae years
1898 and 1909, fromco implying with the
FIRST provision Of the at ot l7s8, re.
quiring declaration made in court
Of the intentions Of the alisn TO become
q citizen, eve years previous to his ad.
mission 10 citize nshlp. i.
I y. - go Mafrh 21.
The following message was this day
delivered from the, President to the
two Houses Of Congress by Mr.. Harvie :
10 the Seaafe aud House Of RspYesenta-
Z hyss efihe United Staes.. -
Z Icommunicate 10 Congress a letter re.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-30

On Wednesday last, Mr.. Nieholson,
from the committee Of Ways and NJ leans,
presented bill further to protect the
seamen and commerce Of the United
States against the Barbafy powers.
The bill provides that an additional
duty oftwo and half per centum be laid
upon all imported goods 1t present char.
ged with 4 duty ad yaloreui, and an ad.
ditional duty of ten per cent. on all such
duties payable on goods imported in To-
reign vessels. The proceeds OF these du-
ties are to constitute fund TO be cal
led the Mediterranean fund The du-
tiesto cease within three months aftet
piece with Tripoli, in case the United
States are not engaged in war with some
other ofthe Barbary powers, in which
case they are to cease within three months
after q peace with such powers. The
President IS authorised TO cause 20 he
purchased OF built, two vessels Of war
20 carry I s guns each, and as many gun
boats as he may think proper One mi-
lion Of dollars additional 10 the sum
heretofore appropriated, Is placed under
the direction Of the President for the
naval service, which sum he is author
ised 70 borrowfat > rate Of interest not
exceeding six per cent.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-18
Tunls C2-auen,

Ha. ut received ard is nov opening athis fore IL
King Street. a few doors above Meiis. Bsnne.s
and Wasts's, a haodfome afortmens ct
faW and Winter Goods,
Gonifins 0! ~luPerhne broad cloths, and cad-
mares, coating, torea cloth, kesfey, and half
thicks, afiped and rolc blankets, ifizss, Aannels,
~toil;ne!t add fwanfdowrs, Rafia hectlng, ravens
dnsk, dowlss, creas ard ticklenbuEgs, brown and
white p@latillas, lfih linen, long lawn and fnc
aOttoa ihis.ing, an elegant saortuent OF csnoiie
i%auflias, white and coiouged fine India mai null
an3f prisg do flhionaalc chiatz and %csiieoes, iUr-
nitu5c do. ladies' extra long cottoo gloves, French
and Enelilh six pick nick, & lace do. o. fa'tln
aripe, aad fancy bordered cambria hawis, White
and coIoured came!'s hair do, p1tent iesing cotton
threads, lagos, bobbin, 81. 81. The above goods
viii he dfuied Of On the afoai terms III cah.
Nov. Il. d
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I3ubItf Gen0ue.
On FRIDAY,

n,s,,16ek, 1uiH 5r seld at tbe Hena.e SAnt
Run in hoglheads and barrels.
french Brandy inpipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
WbiRsy and Apple Brandy in bis.
Spsar ia hhds. ,ierces and bls.
coa.e II tisrces and bags,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and d;p'd Candies
Ra:irs in kegs, boxes ard jars,
Figs il kegs and trails,
Ose.ns Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
A uariety ofDRY GOODS.
Among Which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kerieymercs, Outfits,
Plans and Kelfeys
Negro Cotsons, Serges,
ElaRicks, blue Friezes,
Calinancoes and RuAcb,
Yafa Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Irih Linsns, Silefa do.
Olnaburgs and Ticklenbnrg.,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'ss,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Dandanna Handkerchiefs,
Colourcd Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER
January Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-18
10 be Rented.

- ~ 1SVTJ
A two fosy frsrse HOUSE, ard large LOT
for a Garden, with a We'll Of coed water at the
door, on Dake areef, about three fquares to the
eaaward Of the Stooe Bridge: pcfefion may be
had immediately.
A Lot about 34d feet on Potomac
Grand, extending wei5waid abaut SO feet, to an
alley. This may be rented for aboot ten years,
and, perhaps, on ground rem: forever, This lot
is very near to Wolfe Greet ana Kisk's wharf.
VIM. Hawthorne.
i Mo. {. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-17
Vol. W.
I9ubItr agnoae.
On TUESDAY,

= 20 .'clork, avif Be sd af Tie (endae Stsrs
aum in hogfheads and barrels.
eyssch Brandy in Pipes,
GIN in pipes and BIS.
vs,sifsey ard Applc Brandy in Sis.
Sugar ii hhds. siSrcss and DIS.
Collee in tiercea and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candies
Raiius in kegs, boxes and jars,
PICS in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware 10 crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
Also.
4 uarsety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are
Cloths, Coatings,
Ksrfeymeres. Dafils,
plaus and KefIrys,
Negro Cotons, Serges,
Elaaieks, blgc Friczes,
,alilnancoes and Rufcls,
Yarn Stockings,
s-hin.zcs and CaI;coe.,
Irih Liu.os, Sileda do.
ofnaburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mathis and Malin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bsnianaa Hanlkcrchiefs,
Colourcd Threads, Hats,
And Iundry other Articles.
SP. G. MARSTELLER.
March IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-17

So Cain given for clean Linen and
Cotton Rags.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-17

baIe5 bg aaasOn.

On WEDNESDAY,
no o'c'sck, qv;II BE- Iold affbe gesasf Store, 90
Is. eorasy Is Kisg 0a4 Usiax ,erse",
Rum IN hhds. ana barrels,
Whikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in oaks
Wine in pipes and quatssr cass,
AIolaGes in bids.
Sugar in hIds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in oaks rd-bsgs,
Raihns in kegs aud boxes,
Qecen's Ware, and
ALSO,
Avaristy Of DRY GOODS.
-AmoRc WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Iriih Linen;,
Caaimeres, Callcoes,
Kcrfeys, Threads,
Coaangs, ChintIcs,
tlalf.hicks, Ecdticks,
Fearnaughs, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottons, Handkefchicts,
Worried and crher India Cottons, &c
Stockings, &c.
THCS. PATTEN, Aaaissser.
March is.
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7Wf recesued and fer Sale,
SWEET Cydcr by the barrel,
Apples do,
N. England Rom do.
Candles by the bcx,
Pork by the barrel,
1000 los excellent r, Idand Cheefe,
Speed Saimood in and gallon kegs,
RaiGns by the boz,
Frames, Almonds, Eng!ifl Walnuts,
Shelbarks, Chsfauts, iveet Oranges,
Lines, Lemons,
Green Grapes By The jar or pound,
Codflh for family uie,
600 baihels r. I. Potatoes,
And general anortmentof Groceries
a. WILLIS.
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BuChan,
CONSISTING OF


The flock Of horles, cattle, fhccp and hogs the
plantation uteniils, houfehold and kitchen furni
ture, and Comfortable collection Of books, on
divinity and hiRory, md efays, moral ard pol,i-
CAL For all farls over ten dollars, credit of fix
manths will be allowed, she purchaler giving bons
with approved lecurisy for all under cath will
be required. The property not TO be delivered
till the terms are comPli!d with
Aud At TIE fame time and place, Will be fold
on credit Of enc and two years,
The landed E0ate
of the fad deceaf,d, confirming about 5ae:scres.
This land lies or the main run Of Potomac Creek,
four miles fom Falmouth, and about the fame
d.iGance from Stafford Court Houfc il is well
timbered, and comfortable proportion Of the
cleared land is productive low ground. A mort
gage on the preinlies, together with good per-
fonsl fccurty will be required.
all peilons having claim, aeainR iaid efate
arc eatneily reqnefed to exhibit them as foon as
pofible, legally authenticated; and thofe indebf,
ed, 20 make paymcat to one of the fu5fcribsrs.
All thofc who have Books borrowed of the
the deceafed, are requeted to return thsm as
foon as poflbis'
John NJ. Daniel,
Benjamin James,
Executors.
Fab. %. ID.
81 Cath given for clean Linen and
Cotton RAGS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-17

IN 6lr7udncc Of the laf Val and
IeJGament IF lbe Late Robert Bacban, decea(ed,
aoM be egerfd for Sale Ct The Plantation uvbfre
he ,sfIsa, II SiGford Coaaty, on tie zotb day
sf Mmcb aext, u. far, sfbf,zvyt fbe next fair
day,
All the Pcrifhable Efate of the faid
Rnchan.
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IOHN G. LADD.

Has for jale at his Ware Ho9je, Primo
Street zvbSrf.
TX hhds. Mulcovado Sugar,
5 do Loaf do.
20 puncheons of JAmuica, and ST. KITES Ram,
90 bbls. New, England do.
30 pipes Holland Gin s.
do. Country Gin.
10 Ouarisr csks Sherry Wine,
40 bbls. No. =, bottom Beet,
20 Tierces Rice,
s Boxes Tumblers aGorted,
Hhds. Wine GIaGes,
Sets Of best Engllh Gals ware,
10 Cafes containing complete DINING setss OF
China,
70 Boxes Tea Table ietts,
Gale Bandanno handkerchiefs,
10 Bsles ,India Goods,
I 900 Pieces Nankeeb,
100 P..-ces brown an, white Rui6a Sheeting.
lso Bolts RafIia Duck,
60 do Ravens, do.
S Bales Refia Diapers,
Gaze Piarilas Royals,
A few Russian feather Beds, with Bolfsersan
Pillows,
Tons of Cordage aGrtcd,
Barrels Glauber's Salts.
Smsll Anchors and few tors Bar Ton,
AN afortment of Men and Womeb's (hocs,
IS Boxes Playing Cards. and Cotton, and
Wool Cards,
Coaric Salt Chreie ,Sosl Leather; Caoco.
late Cinnamon; Nutmegs,
A few Boxes freih Tea,
70 bbls Cyder Vinegar.
,Dsarbon's truly jua Patent Balance Of all
Ezes.
Nov. Z.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-06
From the Connecticut Gourant.
sDISsER TATIONS ON THE DGcEP
TIVE ARTS OF DEMAGoGUEs.
NO. VII.

The word Eqrah1, as it is ufsd by cunning
demsgogues, has had magical effects it iets
all the culottes, ruffi.ns and beggats in France
capering it puts all Europe in commo,ion,
and Threatened to produce general diTolutioa Of
the banas Of fociety and to turn the whole world
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For Sale, for CaA.

n NEGRO WOMAN aud GIRL, the
IN woman is about IS years OF age. the CIR
& about IS. For particulars Apply TO the
Printer.
paobcr Is. 49, =.
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e NY !. at;ss If Co-bartne1alp.

By mutual content the Co-partner-
fhip Of Hqeklsy & 2amfay, is shis day aolvsd -
tholc indebted 70 she concefn, are regretted 20
make Immediate payment to William Ranfay'
eay, Who is fully .npowesed TO receive the isne.
and thoie 90 whom tne concern is indebted, wiii
pieals apply to him for an Adjustment OF their
Eiward Hackley.
H,Lsdsn R1nnfay.
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= Declaration Of Amenear Lsltpssat@ft.
NETWORK, November 5.

The French frigates La Cybelle ana Va
Bidon, left this port yesterday morning
on their way through the Sound. Inc IN.
glish frigates were at their mooring' '"''
evening at sunset.
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TIE SUBSCRIBER
Being too old and iuh,m TO have the management
of Mill, Diaillery and Farm,
OFFERS FOR SALE

HIS Nal, D575aEEe1y ana FHN41'
being about fix mile, from Alexandra, it con
tains about Eleven Hundred Acres, three hun;
ar-d of IL low ground and fit for meadow aoout
fsycn hundred acres yet in Wood and we'll Inn.
bered. AS there is four Eettlements on II VIII
divide it into three or four parts, II required
want part of the money in hand, and part
will give time for, By fccurity on the land.
William Hepburn.
.6c,ob., rs. dsw
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Lie S A L E.

, the 9th inf. at 4 O'Clock ~
Ir<,a,,s svaf be aid OK TIE prsmyss.
] A Block Makers Shop,
occupied BY Richard Clark, -ftaateO on
s s,rss. adjoining Thomas Whites Black.
G caoo---.sr.rs wi! be made known Ptevi-
sec p. G. MarifeIser.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-06

Captain -Daggctt, of the schooner ran al.
Trader, on the 1st instant, lat. 49, l0ne
70. 80, took off the crew of the seho9 p".
Jenny, Rhodes, from Richmond tor no od
ton, laden with 1900 bushels OF coa t a,I
400 barrels of -four, which Yssss' -"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-06

WILLIAM RAM SAY,
will continue the CT ocERy buiinels
NJ the fame fore as formerly. His aiIortmenf IS
complete, which he eFers for lals on tie mou
,eafonable terms
Oaober ~. o@W.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-08
COMMUNICATION.

On Wednefday, 26th day of October, sos,
the f1p Mary, captain Anton, failed from Ii
verpool, bound for Africa, where fhe arrived on
the 9th February, 1904, and departed from
thence, bound to Barbados, on the sd May,
1904, with cargo of naves, 45o2 pieces, or
near so tons, Of red wood, of ivory, and fome
remains of her outward bound cargo, chiefly
common cloths: on the 18th of June faid fhip
arrived in Barbados: ihe remained there 4
days, and ON the 18th Of June failed for Sayan-
nah. On Saturday the 18th day of July, in lat.
SO, Is, N. nearly off Cape Roman, the above
mentioned Chip Mary was captured by the
French priyateer La Dame Ambert, capt.
Charles Lamarque, of Caudalope. Captain An
ton aud the Aiip Mary's crew went on board
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-08

Moved by th-fe conGderations, and in qualify of
guarantee Of the contribution of the German empire
and that of MEDIATOR the emperor conders it his
duty folemny to protect againft action which fuch
an attack OH the tranquility and fecurity of Germany
Juy alarmed at the mournful prope6 preents, his
majefy made no delay TO reprefent his of
thinking the fubed the ri conful, through the
Rutan charge d'afiaires at Paris.
While his maje2y adopts meafure preferibed to
him by his iocisudc for the welfare of the German
empire, he is convinced that the diet and the head of
the empire will do juice his dintereed, and
nitetly ndilpenible care; and that they viii unite
their endeavors with his, tranlmt their juft
irsnces to the French government, prevail it
take iuch teps and meaiures the violation of their
dignity may reqsre and the maintenance of their fl-
ture lecurity may render necefary"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-08
RATISBON, May 7.
PalTas Noie yelb-7ino Fyaae..

RgJfan Ncte yoip-siieg Fraaer.
To-day the following Euhian imperial declaration,
delivered yelerday by the minilter reldent, NJ up-
fell, to the baron dAlbni, was communicated to the
diet. NOTE.
The event which has taken place in the ltates of
his hglnefs the Eleetor of Baden, aud the eoncuon
Of which has been 70 meancholy has occaiioned the
mot poignant grief the emperor Of all the Ruias.
RE cannot but view with the gredten the vio-
lation which has been committed the tranquility and
integrity Of the German territory. His imperial
jefy IS the more affected by this event. as he never
could have expected, that power which had under
taken in common with hinielf the Office Of mediator,
and confcquently bound exert its care for the
welfare and tranquility Of Germany, could have de-
parted in luch manner from the lacred principles of
the law OF nations, and the duties had 70 lately taken
on itfeE
1t would be uunceefary to call the attention Of the
diet the fsrious eonlequence to which the German
empire NUT be eKpoied, If s6s Of violence, Of which
the FRI example has un been feen, hopld be psfed
over in ienee it viii with its acculoIned foreGght
eafy perceive how much the future tranquility and
eeury Of the whole empire, and each of members,
mum be endangered if fueh violsntproeecdngs fhould
be conidered as allowable, and luered to take place
without obiervation or opPoltion