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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26

NJ ne Managers will Commence drawing in the
city ct York, on the fecond T'aefday in Decem-
oer next and will continue draw 600 Tickets each
day, until finifhed except the lai day, when there
will remain 800 to be drawn
tn Ditant adventures, by forwarding Bank Notes
pf any defcrPton, Directed to N. Judah New
Work, poft paid, will be fupplied with Tick
ETY. from the above Office, with the utmoft pune-
tu-l'y' with perea fafety, and the earlieh advice
fentN Of their fuccefs. Owing to the great demand
for ekets they foon rife from the prefent price,
which, isl dollars
Septe.pber &c. ON
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26
NOTICE.

4 PPKEHENSIONS for the health of HIS
= family having difabled the fubfcriber from
ABIDING permanently at Norfolk, he has renoy-
ca to the city o, Richmond, aud fixed his ofico
10 the houie near the Capitol, lately occupied bv
the Commiflioner Of Loans. lie promotes 10
praetife law in the Federal Court, Court of 40.
peaIs' and Court of Chancery, in Richmond
ana VIII continue alto to pra6tiie in the Chan
triet Court Of Suffolk.
Auguft S.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26
WASHINGTON, Sept. -.

We underftand that the Ratement made fome
days iince in the Warrington Federalin, that
relation of MIR. Munroe had pafIed through this
city with difPatches for the Preident. reprerent-
ing that the Florida negotiation had failed, is
without foundation. Mr.. Bankhead, the gen.
tleman alluded to, was only the bearer of du-
P!icates letters long fince received.
Nat. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26
S C. II Z M E.

$4,000 Tickets-Lefs than two Blanks to Prize.
iubleet to deduction of Is PR Prizes payable
80 days after the conclufion of the drawing
~ The fri drawn 1000 Blanks will be entitled
to eight dollars each.
OF THE AB0pE PRIZES,
Firff drawn number, q day of drawing entitled ia
ono D,ll,rs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26
so,Nho !,I
10000 10000! DOLLARS.
HIGHEST PRIZES.

10000 10000 DOLLARS, ss'
HIGHEST PRIZES,
III tie LOTTERY No. 5, far tie Eneour..oemeu. ~
Literature in the fate Of Mesv.9 ark.
A"ACERS.-JHoHAsS 81 oRM, DANIEL HAIs,
SOLOMON ,SovrHwick, JomRtf1
SicxELs, and JoHN l.. BRoomE!oL
~. JUDAH, BsotfiLr~, No. 81, MaiAen-L Lane,
Ne7v-1ork.
II AS For Sale, at his Lucky Lottery Office (,vhere
large proportion of Capital Prizes in former
Lotteries were fold), TICKETS in the prefer. Lot
tery' in Whole, Half, Quarter, and Eighth parts--
Caih' or undrawn Tickets, given for Prizes as looa
as drawn.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26
5aIrs at auftinn.

This Day qvW be Jold. for ea@, at THE office oftbe
jHljeri6er5, FOR RE 6enefr cJf6e UnasrevrYfeys
and Others concerned:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26

WI No. so & 81. bales Kendall Cottops.
OF l bale ps. Blankets,
70 bale role do. IA q Cd
damaged on board the ihip,Def8emona, Capt
Wyvlli, on her pafage from London.
ALSO--A handfome bay SADDLE Hoesy
years old, and Is l-2 hands high-on Gytv
days credit.
Sept. &c.
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FOR SALE
September IS.

14t Pnbf'c aat7ion on the t'remjJss,
1912 September next, (itrnof bre4
Of ~ PriVafe'eontraa:
HIVE 6n"dred andEfly acres eff
4 ted in TIE upper end Of Cmvrber
eighteen miles from THE court bouEs,
Farn1iAe and one from a rood ma|
mil, ON Appomattox riuer, n0zy 1aA
m9H to Pefeyj6mg. This land Eet ba
{" ingoSd order and iutsrior in oaaIfy
e9H OF tie mounfaiu5 !; there Is 10 or
n,eHd07o, bandjonleb Jet qpitb 7Gmot1
G00m 20 acres more prepared for IozuinJ
SpriHg' In addition there is an exfenG4e b
COAL qvhieb to a Pe,7ou cfeapitaI qvoHld bl
y q'H(nH6le. One third fbe bwebals monry
De rtqnired in bHn&, and tie balance in tSuo =,
nnal iuj2aimenfJ. '''' g"
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@t)e Gnqutrer.
RICHMOND, 26tb SEPTEMBER.

IL is unneceiiary TO obierve, that the following
Communication is from one of the meaer.lpi,is, Of
PIeiaia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26
EXTRACT.

During the years 1907 and 1893, the cha
raefer OF me U. S. food very high in the Flo
rIdas and Louliiana, and even thofe who were
directly IN favour Of the Republic Of France,
admired the firm manner in which Mr.. h,lsn,s
bcgan his adminiaratiou.-This coudua nro.
duced tach confidence IN the friends of the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26
Cumberland, AnggR 10.

a6f(aIf oct6r 0boUe property iJ unavoida5l,
soH be 100 acres /oqued in qvbeat. At fbs m,ns
fime' 1 qOiH effr for IaIe, l9 or IS HktS W.
cRoES' PaTt t0r cap and on a credit of12 month.
ny Sf'eh, Cr9p, HogteboId furniture and farm.
HDo on 7ue1sIay otb Deeember IN tb. 5r.,,;
Jes' RE property IN Jame5-7oqon, occn6ied b,
L1sgT'. JHneJ Dick and Elias Brook, eog.
JJHmg OF fqyo acres, auth Store Hou6, err.
Sayr and Stable, a Dqueiliag- IIou/e, Riteben 81
9 dhS aHfn good repair and alnoR neqv
I"eFfnafoH for a merchant is not inE,ior In NJ
ny ~ tie upper country, Etaated on Ibbonottox.
ana 81. IN as f1dependeH q nagbbor6ood ar ony 4,
r"Ginia' 2bePayment5 qOhl6 made to mi f5.
PN1 nI JOHW KELSO.
~ IN; b: my 9tfbf odoUe property, qviHbe 6i-
ioz0ed for eaG. '''''''' N'-
September &c. totbD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26

We fubmit the following RESOLUTION of
the Houie of Delegates Of Virginia, pafTed on
the 9Th of February, SOC, 10 the conGdersti.
on of the Peopie and their ysDyeGsntatiue5. Is il
not the duty of the Ian to folicit, and of the
firft, to give fuch intudions as the occalion
may require
We fubmit this refolution, however, under a
belief that it is not one Of thofe fubie9s, which
are calculated to command attention, either
from the enthuiafm of feeling, which it NAV
kindle, or the val range of confequences
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-26
TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.

September 25th, 1906.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-13
Fran the Weekly Inspector.
, THE MIRANDA TRIAL.

The following is srep'y to an elaborate de-
fence of the conduct of administration
In the case of Miranda, which appeared
10 late number OF the National intelil,
gepcer. 1t completely hews TO pieces
the shield of sophistry which Mar. JET
ferson's advocates have fabricated WIKI
muck labor and some ingenuity.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-13

ed; my we're prohibited from NV =. dHs
thsss WHAT'S .he law: S0ass
!" lazy person shall, within !
dic,lon on territory OF the Unnsa oJat,
Deg'n, or ace ca foot, or proy,d a's,
poss, the means Tor any milltars VM
sloa or enterprise, TO b: Garlic, AEt
thence ssa'n'' The territory CT DONE To- ''a
OF any foreign prince or state, wiz saa4,
'he Calsed States are at peace, sysr sa''
person, 50 offending, shall, on coas s"a
be adjndsed guilty Of a high mj,'. "'''
or, and snail suffer h.,e aad !npri.o
ar she discreilonof the court IN sbe
conviction shall be had. 50 ina, ,~ ,.' y:
shall not exceed 5000 dollars, nor N.
OF lmprisonmcns De more than 5 yr,., *
. The inifaction OF lhis statue lb..
s'sts, no: IN entertaining parucul., y,
siVes, or forming particular plans. mn ~
committing ceftain arsS. Whateyrr koos
ledge the executive L? gh, have mad IS
motives Of Miranda, IL was no, th4t A
10 saseia1y legal steps against him: ~,
could not legally .ake then uu,il Ae,. =!
tlvts were displayed 10 ma actions, l.
soon as they were appfised OF tAe CON,
hS had laken, ,.ae aost ,llli.ieat lns,,or.
were takeo, The only Legal measure, !,
der posi- % :ake--nes d.schaiprpg s,.
~ du;y required by law. anG syoId;vg n.
comnissloG Of every act oot legally an
.horzed.'' How profound is L ilI5cyta;
pa pPby! How saaqpy mis- Msdlssuiaa 4,
o4aslyn 0! The d!s.lnc i've i,z .urss {, !,
tree g2.t.rnu1. ~, exercising oay deItr.,l
powers, ana 'a.o!picg ss7ry &c, no! l,l5J
" aasntr!sed -
a0r>t.y ms pfzsynl Is az age of supsrio,
reI."cils.-nt': ;.oe caa2i3; %f.m5e VA. Cis,,
:. 4bie - qoqGe.vs t.= idea G! a. 2b,v,,,
Ire lAajoE 81 i.@D(:on, atYss.es 10! op,y
.! .!.:r!, wig. aad rob@2, bl; also cfbcaj
|!nbs, atoiAssh aGds. bady. 70 rsia.
. iard a1s&ors according to Ct,a,b,s
systyto, ao,hQg. mo,e was ss:es,ag
shsa 70 G4telgqFIonGsls visible aaa;e eve.
~ senslbl5 ilrdi,.T,y whereas aaco!dipe
20 M. ,Tla.fsoo's n@w chynetty, d;
,@aasi.,sfon 0! . ta;lvai 1ap ia.a 4,se.a5 +
If lie exscuIiys goyetaaeat, asIessali,y
prcd1ces . ransla,tI2lion Of eysryn1ota
qua.t.y O: ht.ras nalara ialollls (" Gov
tpund.y:1 c@ni'asy . !'77 instance -,fl Ii gIll
Jefferson, " IN o1jqate lie, occupies
wis heId,oE acton -; Il 10 his duy /
30 ali lh= good aad avoid al ta- cv:
CAP, 2 .csIr@!act ani? as = q moral aS:E!
BY :Ic 10: :ecaueeaic@: Eni!a ions pr
scE.acJ oy "nur4i gr,"e,2tes and 2osisi'
Ia va. /; - haWevcr .asservsd, that VIE
his .4tne 'Ihomas j iofson is coDismas
cd 10 sife ar,,iai,l aud Suh.iaa,ed clara;
Ter os presldl nj q tAezJaited STATE, ii
vested OF his Ild 5:s--!:es, rockst pjs'15
ard p-dotncter, ,aat 81! aia moral da.lcs
aaJ >.ojisa:ions are s!nsc!'y inrerted.%:.--
:, seems to be aGmi:sod, hat as a nan
NJ. -.Irfs5n was D.,u5.,, to SaPpoFi or Il
restrain Miranda Exp illco, AID 10 e
sc4.e ,wAs:stcr ~ gfoa.jsod 10 tanh; .
however, Us duties were " q.
r1c,!y inverted" 80 Il you'd have baeI
czpsnrable" oot 70 l.sye yven Miranda "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03

and pafed. w.rhoa, de6arc, Ycas ~,
Nays 7, viz.
iAtS -EIs1rs, kdair, Ender-
fon, Baldwin, Bradlee, Con!it Fen
ner, Gilman, Howland, Kltchyl,
Logan, MacIay, Moore, Snlith,
Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Sum
rer,- Turner, Wortiag;on, and
Wright.
NAYS.--Menrs Adams, Hill
houfe, Mitchell, Pickering, Piumer,
Iracy. and White.
When Dr. Logan of5,ed the bill,
which was read feice'- CT IBIS !iR
Il Pert TIT il fratibitf Immediately;
rbe-el-uranre ~ TIE crfon-ks4jfs5e Of my
a'1ga bonnd 70 any part fDot exffPtiRg
:bf pwt8f Sa,.fe DomiAqo, n7rs beLa By
'tbe Frenob qOifbin The yqnad Of s..
Domingo, and Is 70 BE- ig to' &c until Tie
end q .bf ne1f i559fan gt Congrgs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03
CONVENTION
Bet7ceen The. United Stater Of Atnfrira
and biz bigbnejG HAM6T CART
MALLI, Balbaq0 Of TripoE.
Con is INFINITE.

Con IS INFINITE.
ARTICLE |. here (hall be a
firm and perpetual peace and free in
tcrcourfe between the Government
of the United States Of America, and
his highne1s Hamet Caramalli, baih-
aw, the legitimate fovereign of the
kingdom Of lriPoh, and between the
citizens Of the one and the fubicGts
of the other.
III. The Government Of the Uni
ted States fhall nte their utmoit ex-
erticns, 70 far as comports with their
own honor and interef, their fubfit-
ing treaties and the acknowledged
laws of nations, to re -efabliih the
faid TIamet BafAaw in the poflefion
Of his fovereignty of 'Tripoh, againtt
the Pretentions of Jofeph Baihaw,
who obtained faid iovereignty by rrca-
fon, and who now holds it by ufur-
patton, and who is engaged in a6tu-
al war agalnit the Uhited States.
III. The United States ihall, IS
circumstances may require, in addi-
ton to the Operations they are car
rying OH by fea, furni{h the laid
Hamet Balhaw on loao, fupPlies Of
cath, ammunition and proviGons, and
if necefary require, debarcations Of
troops, ALTO to aid and give effect to
the operations of the iaid Hamct
Bafhaw, by land againIt the COM
mon enemy.
w. In confederation of which,
friendly officers, once rendered ef
feCfual, his highnefs Hamet Caram-
ali Bafhaw engages, on Bis part. to
releale to the commander in chief Of
the forces of the United States in
the Mediterranean, without ranfom,
all American prifoners who are, or
may hereafter BE, in sAe hands Of
the ufurPer, faid Joleph Baihaw.
V. In order TO indemnify the Uni
trd States againf all expenfe, the,
have or fhall incur in carrying into
-xecution their engagements exprefT-
ed in the I'd and Sd articles of this
convention, the faid Hamet Bafhlw
transfers and Conf 5ns to the United
'tates, the tribute stipulated BY the
laf treaties of his najeity the king Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03
FATAL DUEL.

fhs f5i7yi1g il az cxtraR Of a letter
troD1 a ooyr5lP9rderf III . .PaHQwgh
- The editor Of the United States Ga
zcttf, dated jfannary 10, 1906
On Wednefday lait, (the Sth inn.)
a duel was fought in the vicinity If
Pitttburgh, betweenT Tarleifon Bates,
Efq. the :Prothonotary Of Allagany
county, and Perion of the name Of
Stewart, itorekeeFer here, in which
Mr.. Bates was killed al the fecond
FIRE. ! he ball OF his antagonilt en-.
tered the upper part CT His brcaits
about an inch left Of the centre, and
lodged in his left Ihoulder pal1ing
near his heart. Political animoiity
and party diiputes led 70 this faEIl
cata1royhe. Srewart is laid to be
one Of cur fztrIstl 9t 10, Gyriee4 Fnre
he Ievolfi9n fJ1m ireland. and o. { Of
Duare's Faction. Mr.. Bates was an
american IL collequcuce of cer-
tain publications, Mir Bate att. .n,nr-
"a to horle whip Pentlar 4. ne n,.s
iler Of che AZ CoU' NOR t-aith. h
Pen'land E!it wrote him : nc thai
'e had applied to the law n,edrels
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03
PHlLAD JAN. 10. 1900


Every days experience demon
ftrates the total VI htnefs Of the dem
o>ratic "pa7Ur5 ttaf BE-" to extricat-
their country from the difficulties,
dangers and dilgTaccs, into which
their folly and ignorance have plum
ged her. The laf accounts from
Warrington brought the thouiand
and one additional items Of their in
capacity. '-.--
The PreGdent has communicated
TO Congreis convention made be-
tween the United States, and Ham
ct Caramalli, the Ex- Bafhaw Of Tri-
poll, ~ which he is acknowledged as
"tbe legitimate J5vfyeiga of ne kmpders
q 1rIP0H )" when at the fame time,
we know that the United Stats have
alto made another tire atty With his
brother, the Reigning Bahaw, the
UturPer, and have alfo aoknowIedc-
ed his fovereignty; befides paving
hlm oo, 90 dollars to enable him to
iupPorr his ereignry.
Our mlfrulers appear loud and big
on paper BUT it is on paper only
they are formidable. After telling
the world Of our ability audreadineis
to engage in the contef Of trying
h0q0 mueb harm ne can do cur E4yobe-
az &Pofat9r5 )" we find the Naval
Eitabnihment Of the United States,
Z 70 conflit Of only nine hundred and
leventy five feamen, ordinary feamen,
and boys Yes, 075-- about enough
10 man one fail Of the line, and a
frig7te f!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03
WILMINGTON, Jan y, n;

- ~ lON, JAN ~ 1880.
Capt. Ryan, who left TRINIDAD,
Dec. I4th, informs, that 4 few DAYS
before he failed 1000 negroes had
revofted and embodied at Port OF
Spain, with an intention Of deitroy-
ing the place and committing a gen
eral mahacre Of the whites that
Martial Law was Immediately pro-
claimed the troops and inhabitants
turned out, and the King of the in
iurgeDts with IL Of their ringleaders
were taken, examined and commit
ted to PTifoni but on the 18th at 4
O'Clock, when Capt Ryan was under
way there was general alarm fred
and the bloody aag hoiited.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03


rh- rliions Of a Ii. Of the Navy.
4. An extraa Of letter from the
Sec. Of the Navy, 20 Commodore
Barron, dated June 6, 1904, in which
he fays, {" With refpea to the Ex-
Bafhaw Of Tripoli, we have no OBJ
Election 70 your avai'ing yourielf OF
this co operation with you aganft
Fripoli, if you.ihall. upon fullyiew
Of the fubje6, after your arrival up
Oh the tation, confder this cooper.
alton rxpedient The fubjeGt IS com
mitted entirely to your difcretion.
In .uch an event you will, it is be
lrved, find Mr.. Eaton extremely ufe-
-fnl TO you" The other part Of the
extract relates the full powers given
to Mr.. Lear, to conclude ptace
with TTipoli, &c. 5. A letter fron
Commodore Barren,to Captain Hull.
8. Verbal orders from ditto to dit
to, delivered Impotence Of Capt. Hull
and Mr.. Eaton, on board the Pref
dent Sept. IS, 1904, as follows
(" SIR--The written order No. 81
l here hand you, to proceed to the
ports of Alexandria, or Smirna, for
conveying to Malta any veAels you
NAV find there, are intended to dif-
guife the real object Of your exPedi-
ton, which is to proceed with Mr..
Eaton to Alexandra, in fearch OF
Hamet Bafhaw. the rival brother ard
legitimate foyereign Of the reigning
Baihaw of rripoli and TO convey
him and his furc to Derne, or luch
other place on the coat as may be
determined the mott proper for CO
operating with the naval force in.
der my command, .againa the COM
mon enemy or, if more agreeable to
him, to me before rripoti.
Should Hamet Bathaw not be found
at Alexandria, you have the difcre-
ton 10 proceed to any other place,
for him, where the fafety of your
fhiP, can be, in your opinion rehed
upon.
The Bahaw may Be aGured Of the
fupport of my fquadron at Bengazi
or Dernc, where you are at liberty
to put in, if required, and if it can
BE- done without TOO great riik. And
you may allure. him alfo, that l will
take the mott effcdual 7neaiures with
the forces under my command, for
cooperating with him againft the U
furptr, his brother, and for reeftab-
hlhing him in the regency of TrlPo-
Ii. Arrangements to this effect are
confded to the dhcretion which Mr.
Eaton is vefed by the government.
Attef, ISAAC HULL
WILLIAM EAFON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03

Francjtr0 Son, the Portugefe. Whole
conviction for murder was noticed
IN a late number of the Mercantile
a Advertiler, was brought to the bar
OF the court Of oyer and terminer
yeitcrday, and received the awful
fentence of,death. The Honourable
Judge Thompkins preGded, and, in
paihng fentencc delivered one of
the mott pathetic addref1es perhaps
ever uttered on any Gmilar occaiior.
The audience were very numerous,
and many Of them were moved by
ito tears. When the fcntence was
explained to him By the Portuquefc
Conful (~ho during the whole Of the
trial had hemanIy acted as his inter
perter} the Prifoner tainted. The
day Of execution is fixed for the 18th
Of March, that the friends of the un-
fortunate man may have an oppor-
tunity Of petitioning to the LegiAlture
in his favour.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03
I5p tic Rau.
WASHING TON JAN. 20.

OF thefe laf ten days fecret de-
liberation, nothing has yet tranf ired
in its regular courle "A bill has
certainly been pafed. II was fcnt
to the Senate on Friday an, when
there was wounderful caution ulcd
at he Senate doors-the rerr r~f
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03

fagc leading 20 the Secretaries Of
fee was guarded, and At the door, a
bout thirty feet from the hall Of r.
crcts a centinel was placed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03
Jan. I3, 1890.

CT Here follows a number Of
documents alluded to in the above
Medage. I. Extra6 of letter
from Mr.. Madifon, S. Of S. to Mr..
Cathcart, dated Aug, y, l8s2, on
the fubje4 of the co operation with
Hamet Caramalli, in his hottie mea-
fares .gainit his brother in Tripoli ;
and that it his Object (the recovery of
the regency tiouId be unattainable,
that he ihould be placed in the fitu-
alton from which he fhould be drawn.
Z. Is the appointment of Mr.. Eaton
Navy Agent for the Barbary Reg-n
cies, dated May I6, 1904. ;. The
letter Of the Secretary Of the Navy
communicating that appointment I;
informing him thar ne would receive
lnitruttlons from Commodore Bar.
ron; and that his compensation
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03
NEw-YORK, JAN. n. 1906

We learn from good authority,
that our Government, fome time
ilnce, fent but letter inviting Mr..
Armftrong to return TO the United
States, in confequence Of his bafe
conduct relative to the fhip New
Jerfey.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-03
FdJEtieraL 6yticlE. !scret.

Ills highnefs Hamet Rafhaw, will
ufe his utmoe exertions 10 cauie TO
lurrender to the commander in chief
of the American forces in the Nledit-
erranean, the ufurPer JofePh Ra{how,
together with his family, ana chief
adm'l called Maur2d Rails, alias Pc
ter Life, to be held by the govern
mcnt Of the U S. as hofages 5. and
as guarantee Of the faithful obfer-
vance of'the fipulatious carried into
by convention Of the 23d Feb. 1906,
with the y. S provided they do not
efcapc by fight.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-19
MANIFESTO
OF THE KING or PRUSSIA.
EcoNTINUED.1

Gloves had been allotted to prince Mu.
rat; scarcely become sovereign, he
wished likeVise TO be cooqueror. His
troops took possession Of the abbles Of Es.
sen, Wefden and Es,en. under the pretgx,
that they appertained 10 the Dutchy Of
Ileves. though they were entirely terrific.
RES newiy acquired, and there was not the
shadow OF connection between them and
the ceded province. Grea, labor was er-
Pioyed In vain, 70 give even color TO this
outrage.
Vessel was to belong to the new duke
MOTTO the emperor Napoleon. The king.
had never resolved to give up the Lass for.
tress on the Rhine iuto the power of
France Without a word by way Of expla.
aa'lou, Wese! was annexed to a French
department.
The existing state of the Austrian mo.
oarehy and OF the Porte, had been nau,u
nlly guaranteed. --The enperor Neno.
.eon certainly wished that Prussia would
De bound by dlis guarantee .ior in his hands
II WAS an INSTRUMENT which he MICH, em.
pioy as saissd ais politics, presext for de.
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1vhat zuin not tie Dutch nation then osve
to the Great Napoleon, who, by his slcto'
RIGS, has extended the sway Of her power
into the most distant countries, and esta-
blished her foreiga influence while ne mas,
ar the same time, eaccted her civilization,
and established her internal greatness, oy
placing his illustrious brother on the throne.
+ No one can Withhold his Indignation on
reading the above insulting letter, nor re-
frain from plying the poor, burlesqued
Du'oh--a nation once SO great, aud always
SO higaly respectable
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CONT S1aTIoS OF TRaNsLATIesss FROM The
DareH PAPzas Dec aiYE3 By TIE SHIP
Ege1N1A, carTAIs RoDaN, FROM AsisTER-
DAN. s
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EMPIRE OF FRANCE.
PARIS, April 1.

Yesterday at three O'Clock, P. M. the
prince arch chancellor OF the empire 1e-
paired to The sena t, winch had been as
semblei by order Of the emperor Ate {.
beingreceiv 81 wit lhe Us ,alcc noay his.
serene highpess caused the secret +, Of The
senate to read tho deeree, which authorised.
him to preside at the ptesen, session, and
he then pronounced the following adj
dress
GENTLEMEN,
Al the moment when France, uniting
in opinion withvou, assured her happiness
aud glory, by swearing allegiance 10 cur
august sovereign, your wisdom prescribed
the necessity OF establishing = sys,rm OF
hereditary government, and of confirm ns
it by Institutions analogous thereto.
Your wishes are partly accomplished
and they WILDE stillm SO by the several
acts which his mSjcsty the emperor and
king has directed me to place before you.
Aud receiving with gratitude these new
testimonials OF his confluence In the senate
and love for his people, you will hasten TO
cause them 10 be transcribed into your re.
gisters.
The first of the acts which I come 70
communicate, is a statete containing the
dispositions which result, from the ID ar.
ticle of the constitutional acts Of the 90 h
Floreai (year 12,) Tins statute regulates
/ whatever concerns the civil establishments
! of the lmpsria! family, and dsslgnssss the