Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-25
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From Tobias Lear,te she secretary q tie
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u the forenoon OF tns of Jnae, Mr..
HJissen, MS . aniaa asa!esSa's coaslt ifl-
polsg-canA off To me Constitution, BRING
lag a cosn,n sslon ffo.a stae oas1aW, 20 nc.
g8ciate wilnme en- me argisies OF rae trsa:
~. a. / tia4 sSefeh prsPaced comma-
nlcased ii 10 var. lSlssea, wac observed
thzt taers wsrs sdneaseleies more tavofa.
His TO us tnaa vets To be toand La aoy
tfssly waica ihs basaasv aal win any o.
tier nasioa; YET 40 would take taem on
shate aad saotai. tRcnl 70 toe easnaw'-
He did 40, saa re.uSned on board aga'n
ab5ntt p. NJ. saying tnat tho oastla" had
ceaseated 90 the artteses dat Wa very
deslroa5 Of hayals. az aftlcse expressive.
OF our d~fer nIaasionss 80 wlsadraw our rorc-
81 &c, tc3sa Derae, aad MAJ we saoald
e,ie4 9qr 80 aessaads ms bgosher 10 leave
MS 'fo,ns1ai 1as. 10 the hrsti could have
no sa;sceion, as It woald be q natural con.
seaisEnce Of peace; but insisted sshat 1t
his 5r5ta5r SHOULD leaye his territory. ne
.an.,sttI Save his wife and ch,ldeea restored
sa.aisa. Mr.. Nisaen thoagat the later
tsaaa would meet o9j@e,toas. However,
hs COX. It On shore.
me mordlag Of the sdsg Jnns, MI
9gs.sen. caaax ok ,gsia, aud deelafed that
gae bashaw would a(st agree 70 deliver the
wife AID calldrea 81 his brother, adher-
ed TO stias part Of the article, aSd atser soaae
iit,le time re reeuraed en- shore. W hen
Mr.. Nissea had tsft the sap, | teld GEM
nodore Rodgers. aad eaptala SmiJh OF the
Vixsi, wao Nas on board, that II the ha.
shaw shsuld persiss Ia bis OPP oaition TO this
article, / woaId nor suffer sac bdslness.toss
brokea eff, ana leave our eeaarymen Ia
slaqely ;50t would at asl ha2aEds taSe saas
sad go on saore, Il the white E1g SHOULD
be hauled down, which Mr.. u. sa.dwould
Be tbs signal. if shs 5asfiaw persisted II
his dsseryEln4gioa. Ar 4 p M .ar. N
came. OF agaia with the seal Of lac easnaw
to the srei,niaary srticl@s; bat with Goaa
disioa tha1 lls,e shaaid BE- allowed tor the
delivery sf tae wife and family Of hls bro.
Their. I soAseased 10 it, and we went on
board the Erxca TO stand il Gearshe haybar.
Waen we were close 80 the IOWA, we bred
ssada aud hauled down the Waite lag, Il
sa'ilte Of Il gaas was Rred from ;ae bate.
RIGS; AMI answered by lhe Constitution. 4
ye6t fneo the natbor IN the Coassituticn's
aafge w,,h the Dag of the Uaired States
4s5iaved, aud was received at the landing
s,s.a7 bv he Americans efiser WAC had
Sex "a captivity, with a sensibility more
y.,5 be conceived lhan described. IA
frsm.ase .coacoarse Of people crowded the
..5re. aad filed tie streets, all slgniiying
shs,r pleasure on the csaclusion of the
tssace.
This, I believe, is the first instance,
where a peace has baen concluded by any
of the Barbacy states GA board a snip OF
war. rhast here pay a triouteSof justice
20 Commodore Rodgers, whose condact
during the ne gociaIi oaJon board, was nsix-
ed VIA that maGiy 6rmaess and evident
Wish 30 contIaae the wae, 1T It could be
done with propriety, &hiie he disPlared
.he naeaani.aify OF an American, in de-
clsring shnt we fought not for. conquest,
;,lts Is aaaI1tAin iust rights aad national
4d;gaitg, IS fully convinced the negdciaters
that we did not ask, buS grant f>ace. You
will .pardoa me If here introduce cir.
curns.aace evtncive Of the spirit OF cur
.ooaa,rymen. At breakfast this morning
commodore Rodgers observed, that If shs
bsshaw would consens 60 deliver aP orr
saaasrymea wilheut making peace, ne
g5'nld eagsge TO give HIM 100000 dollars
is,s;ead of 10000, and RAISE eae differences
beraeeu the two sums from the officers OF
he navy, who, he was perfectly assured,
would contribute 10 il with the highest sa-
gisfaction.
In the eyeniug visited Sidi Maharnes
.DgNies, whom | found sensible, liberal
aal wen informed man. He is a great
fy;rnd of ours, add has always been op-
IS rsosed to tbs war with US.