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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-28
Exf,os Of a hife, from .setain Drrt.

sgosdU
zDay generally believed BY fbe oeeys in f5s Midi
'cD,a-sas, fba Mr.. L~- bad gssf eSesdansy zoe, ID
'o-mo,S in oil BIZ se,e relative 10 a. ypsdyos, sua
fra f.JaAa: walton, IF lT,. Lss,, intimacy ,v,,,
bs a~nofors during Biz d6iitsdfafe, am Of ne fam
stinior'
"Imyf be,st pay f,i5Sts Of jg6ise 70 eomrote-e
Rog', robe conduit during tie ssOfofiOs boar, zoe.
mixed trib that manly ymao ard tVieai 7y to eokavf
NE 1Da,, il could be done rei6 b,sbriety, -ebie .,
dpfsyrd TIE o1gnaaisity Of an Iwcrieoa, in daa,isg
fbaf zee oEg5f not for e0ng1G, but 10 s-0iafoa or inn
,isbf' and national dignity, fully eosvgeed e ,ofis-
tors That 1oc did not gf bat grant bcao.
feS toWpdrdos ne ifJ br,t introduce ti,evfsr1,
evireiVe Of fbe Iei,t ef'0y s'paf,}mcn III RaiE,6
5i' morning, sos'mo|OrT Rodyos obt,veS af is. b.
da1c r0oUd ea.enffo dsiivcy ~ sSnf,ymeS y,Joa
mating peaee be rDooS eagegr fgive lin tz.s Kindred
igfrodeffxty bOgf,nd Sofe,s, and ,oibe dir
,enfr bofvOcc1 Defroo FINN from hbe se,s Of aavy,
7eio be IoH,6f,ey sDS,eS, tOonS contribute ~ .siS
fbe bieis7 Eafj5fa6ioz."
I EsirsS from letter efemmsfoye Rodss.
nrvs, fbs9g5ffke prjjs.r,s wee IL dssge}
Esfrs8 from a letter IF Grnrssrf Wo,ssls s51a a
SrJssv IN T,;PsE. i
do rot biieve thai there 7Oa5 any doageyb Be "A.
bre5eASeS for eur Hv,, svsr Ignssrsi Eaton o. Hsr.f
BsjSIw bad bJpe nsrs5ed Tade, fbe zosAJ ef7boEs ]
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oesn ntesf delivered up by SPlSn; ands - tde
fame time, to permit no advert. pot TO be ta-
ken, nor armed men to remain, within it. In
consequence of thefr orders, the commanding
officer at Natehtoches, learning that party
OF Spanifh troops had crofIed the Sabine river,
and were pofting themfelves on this fide the
Adais, TENT detachment of his force to require
them to withdraw to the other fide of the Sa-
bine, which they accordingly did.
have thought It proper to- communicate to
Congress the letters detailing this incident, that
they may fully underRand the fate of things in
that quarter, and be enabled to make fuch pro.
viiion for its fecurty, as, in their wifdom, they
lhall deem fufficient.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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PHILADELPHIA. March on

SfrHd o. litter from an old revoiufio1ory oe
Eoer. dafedm Ha6ingfon in tbr IMMGefj
ferrifs,y, Fee. 1879, 1906. '"~fI'
Lieut.. Burke, paymafer TO our regular
troops IN thiscountry, recently returned from
, na,h'ta,h, and arrived here Iaft evening from
fort Adams, informs US that the Spanifl9 com.
mandant at Naihidafh came on TO Maintain,
WIN TOE MARQUIS de Gaia CaIvo, when captain
ro,Ie' ordered them both out of the TERRITORY
coded to the United States, which The co,,
'nandant refufed to comply witb-wbcrennn,
captain Porter proceeded with a fronp nsr,v
igaint the Spanifh potts and drove them oy,r
the Sabine river. That after this news arrived
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5fareign 3nteiIigfnee.
o, the Zip -dr9mau. from BORDEAUX, arrived
at Nesv-1ork.

PiR's, January % - Their MaieRies RE EN-.
peror""d Emprstj returned on Sunday LsH. Ma.
poIrs" tr"arIled iscognito. Tahtyrand nrri44d
fbr !in'e dry, Their nrri1ai SECS announced ),
dJthn.get efnrthny.
~. -heifer IS appointed a1inj1er Of tire Public
1rer;ftcr IN the rom Of iNarGois.
~. MGgsna arriqrdaf Boioena tbr 9tb Infant.
and .v"' Fan to ft oFfo join tile arm, on i,s
"sre@ TO NHphs. Argrrean arrived at Mrufs
or the en-.
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<xonisset'h <feWit h pSe1eut Dun soF'fh@
6dent that the lega,us. of free and ehriian esun-
try, can never leave i, in the power Of Mahonrtan
TO fay f6af ttty violate fb., si, s.ssaS RE ss-
'sa' sfjy8iee f'ss ss. r6s Sas Esen r;7ina to Bic
HaSorndhd fs.ssisaes ia Geir infsgr;.y and bens,.
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IN SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES

MbRca ~, l8OG.
Mr.. BRADLEY, from the committee TO whom was re-
frrred the application of Hamet Caramalli, ex-
Bail,aw of TrPoG, fubnitted the following
REPORT
THE rx- Bafhaw POUNDS his claim on the ;uaiee of
the United States, from his fervices and fuf.rpgs in
their caufe, and from his having been deceived and
anufed with the Profpea of being placed on his
throne, legitimate fevereign of Tripoli and FREE
quently drawn from eligible htuations for the dur.
pole Of being made the dupe and infirument of no.
Icy, and Gnay facrifced misfortune and wretched
nefs. The committee, from full inveftigatisn of
the documents which have been laid before Congress,
with other evidence that has come within their know.
ledge, are enabledto lay before the Senate brief
tatenent OF fas in relation the ex- Bahaw and the
rsfult of their deliberations thereon.
This unfortunate prince by the treafon and per6dy
Of his brother, the reignng Bsaw was driven from,
hi. tI,~s.s, o.e che regency Of ran., yvhs,s
the agents of the United States IN the Mediterranean
found him and esrly Auguft eighteen hundred
and one entered into convention cooperate with
him, the Object of which to obtain perman.n,
peace with Tripo to place the ex- Bafbaw on hi,
throne and procure Naturalization for al szveif Ia;
accomplishing the fame. Thisagreement was renew
ed in November following, with encouragement, that
the United States would perevere until they had eff.
feefed the object and in eighteen hundred and two
when the regning Bahaw had made overtures to the
eI Bahaw TO fele on him the provinces Of D.rne
and Bsngazi, and when the sx-Bafbaw was on the
point Of leaving Tun', under EFFORT furnhed ala
BY the regning Bafhaw, the agents Of the United
State, prevailed on him to abandon the offer, with AZ
furanee that the United States would efTeau1ly CO.
operate, and place him on the throne Of Tripoli.
The fame engagements were renewed IN eighteen
hundred and three, and the plan Of cooperation 70
arranged, thar the BeSo,o by his exertions *
force, took poTe(Ion Of the province Of Da~s, but
the American fquadron, at that time under the COM
msnd Of commodore Moryis, initead Of improving
thar favorable moment, to cooperate with the es.
8ej5s4o, and pst end the war, unfortunately
abandoned the Barbary coat, and ef, the ex-Bafhaw
contend foley with sJte force Of the ysieaqg Ba.
pare, and who in conf gu nee was obliged, in the
fore part Of the year eighteen hundred and four to
give up hiseouquea q Derne, and fly from the fury
Of the ufuferf into Egypt Theie trsnfaGt ons were
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Wfd8ejd0y, Mdreb le.

MIR. Stanton, fubmitted communication
from the General Afembly of R. Hand, ON an
amendment propofed by the Legislatures Of Ken.
tu'Ey and Pennsylvania. to the Contribution 70
as to confine the judiciary power of the U. s..
within narrower than the exiting. mits--de-
claring that in their opinion it is nexpedicnt 70
agree to the faid mendment-whichw was ar
dsred To lie on the table.
MIR. Gregg, from the committee on public
lands, made report on the memorial of the
Regents of the Univerfity of Orleans. praying
An endowment OF the inititution. The report
concludes with refo'uton that tract of land
fix miles fquare be located for the ufe of the
Unworthy of Orleans and that it is alto expe.
dient TO appropriate TO the fame purpofc the
public buildings in New-Orleans originally ir
tended for fmiar purpofe.
Referred to a committee of the whole on "a.
turday.
Mr.. Crowninfhield offered refolution max.
ing IL the duty of the committee on that part
of the mefIage of the Prefdent which relates 10
the organization and Qualification of the militia
to enquire into the expediency of pafIins de
claratory act as to the exemption of mariners
employed in the public or merchants feryic.
from military duty.
Agreed to--Ayes SO.
The Houfe returned the confederation of the
unhnlfhed buinefs of yeNerday, viz. the bill
authorizing the erection of bridge over the Po-
tomac. After making other amendments the
bill was ordered to third reading. Ayes At
-NOcs15
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TueEja,, March ls.

Mr.. Jackfon, from the committee appointed
on the meHage of the PRECEDENT, tranfimtting
communication from The governor and Judges
ct the Mic higan territory, made report, with
an accompanying bill for the adjutment of Ii
ties to land in the territory Of Michigan, which
was read, and referred to committee of the
whole Houfe on Monday next.
Mr.. Gregg, from the committee on public
lands, made favourable report on the petition
Of Richard s. Bryan and George Brewer, which
was ordered to lie on the table.
Mr.. Gregg, from the fame committee, made
= favourable report on the petition of Nicholas
Sparks, which was ordered to lie on the table.
MIR. John c. Smith. from the committee of
Clainnsr made report on the petition of the
legal representatives of Phineas Miller, repre-
fenting that an adequate compensation has not
been made for timber contracted to be render
ed for the fervice Of the U. S. The committee
con.ider the cafe as fully within the powers of
the fecretary of the navy, without any leeilla-
tive interpo6tion, and therefore recommend
THAI the petitioners have leave TO withdraw their
petition, in which the Houfe Immediately con-
CURED.
Amenage was received from the Senate, RAT.
ing their having paffed the bill for incorporating
the truftees thePreibyteran church in George
Town.
Mr.. P. r. Thompfon called for the order OF
the day on the report of the committee of the
whole on the bill authorizing the erection of a
bridge acrofs the Potomac.
Mr.. Early moved to poapone the bill indefi.
nitely.
This motion was difagreed to-Ayes So
Noes SIS.
MIR. G. w. Campbell moved a poitponemen
TO the hrh Monday in April.
This motion was likewife difagreed to--Aye
47--Noes 81.
The Houfe then took the amendments of the
committee of tie whole into confederation, &c
fome Of which they agreed, and to others dfa.
greed; when feveral other amendments were
made, and the Houfe adjourned.
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DEATH OF GENERAL JACKSON.

meHase was received from the Senate. an.
nouncing the DEATH of GENERAL JAMES
JACKSON, Senator from the tate of Ceor.
gia; and Rating the appointment of a commit
tee on their part to take order relative to the f
neral.
Whereupon, on motion of Mr.. +. Randolph.
the Houfe unanimously adopted 4 refolutiou.
declaring that they would attend the funeral of
General James Jackfon.
On motion of Mr.. J. Randolph, ...
Rejofpsd NsaUmony9y, that the members of
this Houie do wear mourning on the left arm
for the eoi1e Of one month, in tetimony of
their r,fped for the memory of that diHinauiC,.
ed revolutionary patriot
On wtirh the tIoufe Immediately adjourned,
without traniattng any further bufinefs.
THURSDAY, March go.
a communication was received from the poh
Matter General, COMPUTING Abatement of con-
traas made for carrying the mail.
THE /ailOcOi1g m11tge sont reefized from The Pre-.
Fdenf Of tbe u. S.
Te ne Senate and Hogie ofRrpr,/entatiq,eg oftbe
United StafeJ.
II was reafonably expected that while the Il.
mits between the territories IF the II. 8. and af
Spain were unfeffIed, neither party would have
innovated on the exiting Gate of their refpec.
tive petitions. Some time ince, however, we
learnt that the Spanifh authorities were advsnc.
ing into the difputed country, to occupy new
potts and make new feftements. Unwilling 10
take any me Azure which might preclude s'pesce-
able accommodation of differences, the off.
GERS Of the u. 8. were ordered TO ronfine them.
felves within the country on this iide of the Sa.
bine river, which, by delivery, of its principa,
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REPORT

OF the committee, to whom was referred the Mec
fage Of the Preiident Of the United States, on the
application of Hame, Carama, referred to Mr.
Bradley, MIR. Wright, Mr.. Baldwin, MIR. Smith
of Maryland, and Mr.. Tracy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-12
!. SALES AT vENDUE.

|. every Tuslqg and Friday,
Y WILL BE SOLD,
| At the Vendue-St
c.,a,r of Prince and Water streets,
g,r;ety of DRY GOODS,
! e'R0CERIES. &c.
!. Of which will be expfeifcd in she.
bill. ofthe d'y.l
! lind Of goods which are on Limitation ana
q 5 which are e&aoiilhsd, can ar any
P+ I. ,ii.s,d and purchafed ar the ioSsh IL
'.il,aaa1 prices
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-12

London iopfrfnc Cloths Corded Cath5gitks,
and Cafineres, Lace DO.
Bennett; patent Cords, Rich Colonade ard T.
Do. Watcoasfass, guied InJia Masii,s
Silks, Molekins, Flo. In&iz and Britlh Beck
i.n:nes, DO.
Imperial, clouded and Lace Caps Handker,
white Marieillcs, chiefs,
Foilinetts, Ssando~ps, ExtEa SIX Gloves, :.
Fanne!s, rofe Blankets, PIC Nc Nuts.
.Coasings, Plains, SIX Cord and Buttons,
Ktricys, HalIth.cks, Camb,ick BuEtns,
Lambs Wool, Worstcd, Artificial Flowers and
Cotton and Silk iso.4 Wieaths,
fiery, CRrich Feathers,
{rilh {. Flanders Shcer. i Italian Mantaus,
ings, Fine India Pertains,
"a Ifih Lineiiss Baf,as, Msmoodies,
Shirtng Cotton, iDowlafs, licslto5aIg,
Long Lawns, Oinabu,gs. Blown rods
Ednen Canbrcks, &c,r&lc.
Dimitics, Camb-ick do.
as- He daily expects an, additional
aGortansnto FALL GOODS.
Oct. 70. dsf +,
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Sale by AnGzlon.
Ga MONDAY,

Is
TIE I7tb Nareb, al a'elstt, saA Be /ola a
auGtq, dn tbe prsm5]t5, yJav, y 1ot, t6e
nrxt fNi~ dy,
TIA / vesY valuable PROPER Y, belong
ing 70 sh@ eftate q the lazc Abraham Van BIB
her, Els. called PARADISE. containing abHus
600 acres, and iaclpdias the dwelling hoaIe aEld
improvements, ya!Oshie Mil and it. appurie
nances (; the whole n good order.
The above property is iltuated about one mile
from tie turnpike gaze on the York read, arc
will be fold in lol, 90 fuit parchsters.
Il liberal credit will be given On ccnidefa
Bile part of this property, which may at any tinas
Be viewed oa application TO Mr.. Ailqath, Or
the gsen'ifes.
ANDREW VAN BIBBER,
WASHINGTON VAN BIBBER,
TfsRess.
BAs Feb. IA. eottsM.du7M
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RE EVE D,
Pr(sb,mtr FAIRpLAY fran session,
And for Sale by
La1urajoa s Eauvle,
50 boxes Mould Candies, of aau-
FiDr quality
Do. d. Chocolate,
IN STORE,
Is,ssa lylo. TEAS.
AYbn.sxiu
Easiaand heavy Rsyea's.Duak
N, flp's, half pipes, aed quarter es&s Niddhia
Wlns--eatitlsd TO drawback
a.fev hogihcad, ietailine MolaiIes
shgheads aud barrels Nsw England Rum
S.ks add boxes frsh Railins
Alsqid an DiPe Candies
Chocolate
Liverpool coatfs salt
20 barrels Turpentinc
1000 lbs Ma'd LEAD
Meas cOarfe aad hae-3a-es
s'iona Gaefowdcr, &c.
Sssrpaty IS, a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-12

G | have been informed that one
~. Tact O l. . advert,fcd tor taie by e,
, @gsys'ld and T6ama; Cooke, an4ef deed Of
s .h' a9m Jobe Wtbsrs, % fscu.e John and M.
Ir',s'sd, laciudsi Pat Of lot of land in my
sS@ad N, under deed OF baggain and fa!e f,am
60 Aalson, duly recorded in the coun.s
i III o. fairfax; Ii q, all perfoas ar- CAUTION.
!. 'sa'ait purchatipg 70 nnch Of rhe fame as is
'':ialel within ny lines.
=. c. F. Whiting.
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NOTICE.

-.,t,.9. N = Ak|Ss.
rgSHE fphfcsibeI having obtained letters OF
{ standardization in The county Of A!exan-
dris, and ditritt OF Columbia, an the cRate Of
the fad Efzaerta W4@msies, rcoreas al per-
foas indebted 60 iaid sitaie make pa, nleIt 70
The lue;crbe,, and slI tho!e who may have Claims
againlt Gle eltate by bond. note, or open account,
lp,operly 21rheAsicatedlsto exhikis the fame to
Mr.. .Jess ,Lzse, or to
G. CHAIRMAN, jun. Adm',.
Fehresry rs. eofzr
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n q Z I G E.

ENEOSE Citizens who are deiqucnts raltr
Il the law For the fpesdy cxtieguiGyntnt Of
fire, are hereby notified, 'hatihe law WI, he IN.
forced on all t!iGfe who fhsl neglea to proyi6e
thenfclv.s with the requGie number Of buckets
beFoie he 6ra day of May next: TIL; is tke
txPysf; erder Of CouaeH made ,be 15tb fssanf
That no Prricn may be ignorant of tic uqpi.
ffes OF the law, i here fubj oin the foiowicg ex.
tracts.
g Every proprietor Of any dwelling houfc .r
toie houte, haH provide as many fife buckets Of
good lca.l'e.. each colssinipg two and a bali
gallons, as AsH be equal in number to lh. TO
riss in fneh hoti!c: lfthe proprietor refde cut
OF town the occupicr may provide item ana de.
due, the expencc thereof cut OF he rent. The
buckets mnft be numbered, aud the name of the
proprietois painted thereon, under ,be penalty Of
One Dollar: And if ahe. rerlni, them to be
uicd for any o;he, purpofe Than the cxtingn;th.
ment of fire, the fame penalty. A regi,a to
provide buckets in the r1aRner above dcicribed,
val fubjstf tht dciitqncn,s TO 6ne Of Chr DEL
lar per month for each bucket not pro yidsd az
safcrefaid. Every rev dwelling hgn!e. tr fore
hooie NUT be furnilhcd in the Manner above De.
lcribed, wiihia two months after iuch hcufes are
occupied, or the ike penalty of ore Dollar per
month will attach for neglect:
John Vaudeville,
Superintendent Of Police
February a, 81
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Sale by Auction.
On MONNAY


TIE, I7tbMQrtb, at II o'eisek, evib tr Iol4 az
aaAi9a, on The pfrmjlt5., if fav, If nj, Tie
ntxt faha9y
thai vesy valusble PROPERTY, belong
ing TO the tfate Of the late Abraham HaH Esb.
Der, Ell. called PARADISE, ccn.aiIlihg z5yos
800 acres, and Including the dwelling ho&le ard
IMPROVEMENTS, a vaiUahlr Mill 9n.t era sPFlIte.
naEcss; the whole y good ordcs.
The abpyeJproper,g is htuaFed shoot onc nils
from the turnpike gate On the York road, and
will be- fold IL }os. &c fiit purcha!crs,
A liberal credit will be given % conide:a
bic part OF this property, TvAc!!, may * gny tiitc
be viewed On application TO Mr.. a'&Iaith, cn
ttopremiftS.
ANDREW VAN BIBBER,
WASHINGTON VAN BI3GER,
i.XFss;.
Bait. Feh. *. eotlsM dtI7M
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FOR SAL E.,

y - y II II IL
A Negro Woman. who is an ex.
cellsnt hsrss isrvapt. With h. two Children
sfe ooe vale, the other fa.asle,
Ja0s j. readdire ofcshe g'issers.
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N O ! C s.

The fuhfcriber wilhing to engage
in buGuois FOR the eIdsrnr lcs:on, viii do aoy
Cstpeaters' work, ard receive in payment wet
or d.y goods fer one hal! ths amount nf work
conraetea for. 4. G,,LAAPHIE2.
February 10. 63w
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a-B- He dalD e*pe75 an adassseaa1
d0ortmeat Of FALL GooDs.
Oh. -. dit
DaIolution of Copartnerlhip.

THE Copar,ncrihip hitherto fuSGaing uurder
tie firm Of 37sf}sb Riade s. ca. q Alexandra,
was dsn&ipsd the fri infant, by muru I'll con.
Isnt: Al perfons thar arc indebted TO, or that
haze claims On the fame, orc tsqneeci>tc conc
forward and fatslc, ii is dsGrshie TO elofs the
carestR as 73on as pei.i!,lc. TboGe wbole &C
counts are Of iopg asejing arc particularly re-
paymen1sto either Of tbs fuhlcsihefs.
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
OF Alexandria.
JAMES DALI,
Of Baltimore.
Sertenbe, IS. It
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-01-31

faacs Of nature, OUT Satisfaction - IL
rninished. 81 Il fectinr Oh their insecsh-
ri,y f0r ii proportion = he fcsources
of our country Sc<umpla,e % thi, point
Is Ire hazard, that they may present !
temptStion % rsp1eisY. and become thr
prize 81 violence. Without recurring %
he experience 81 past times for prcois,
thar no nasion can long maintain - -
tensise commerce, without wen defend.
"a sea-ppfts. & 81 efficient military ma
fine, Ne arc sdmonish ~ the new md
portentous aspect of Europe. and the =
larmi1g prevalence of piracy inthe West
Indies, thai energetic measures 81 De-
fence has become indispensahly nseessp-
We presume moi o expEe1s my opin-
i0n r<speetink he degrees of force, q
which the pcrni,neut navy ought . con-
sisti and being sensible thar delay must
attend he construction 0t suitable de-
fences for ouf port, W shill rest satis6-
Cd, vhenUe perceive that these naee-
a,zres are commenced il ! manners md
upon I scale, which vii ,ssnre p - -
ef6eient completion.
Such however, 4 II present oreanis
red force Of de Uuited Sitfce, tk6f Ne
should consider Il ineof sistens with III
honor, interesss, 81 security Of opr conn
~, Is parley with the pirites of Tie.
West Indies, whose coudpck being IN
consistcnt with any Known rules 81 law-
fol warfare, cannot have been nOllnorised
b 10y civilized nssion toSsrds smother
nation, d : stStc q peace. Our sesstls.
while pursuing lawful trade, have been
pirssieally seized, their targpes have been
forcibIy taken away and distributed,
without even he form of trial5 theyes-
selsin m1ny ilstsnces sunk and desifoy-l
"a, md the erews stripped of AZ their
properly ~ these opirrges have been
exercised upon innoc<nf and deieneelese
men, ssgras.sed - pupree<de nted cit-
epnstsnees o. ipenIk nppreSsipn, and
harbarity. Some offhese viclehcts have
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