Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-22

torccmentSs auu supplies SUM Client TO &c.
cure positions at >Derne and Beopazi.
This, ne are of opinion, will re auire Two
additional small vessels and bomb keich.
A gun boat also would be useful, If the ma.
yigatlon ar this season should not be thought
too hazardous. Two brass field pieces "a
pounders) with three trains and ammunition,
aud 100 stand Of arms, with their cafrid-
ges, viii be requisite. And 70 place the
success OF. the expedition beyond the ca.
price of accident, 100 marines, with bay.
onets, should be at hand, to lead ! coup de
main, in case OF necessity. BY the time
we shall have arrived at Bomba, shall
have disbursed about 10000 dollars which
we have taken up On credit of Messrs.
Briggs and Brothers, 1000 dolls. of which
sum capt. Hall has drawn bills ON Malta
and London: the balance We have promised
shall be sen, up in one Of the small vessels,
Ten thousand dollars more at least, will be
necessary, 10 accomplish our views on
Derne aad Bengaai. The Rashaw assures
me he will be able Immediately TO refund
these sums when established IL those pro-
vinces. And TO indemnify the United
States for all expences. arising out oil a CO
operation with hiin, he pledges she ,r!blie
Of Denmark, Sweden and the Batapian re.
pa5iic:. In case OF recovering his throne,
which may be calculated upoh as certan
event, il messpres tothat eflece are support
ed by sui,ablc energy and address. DC en-.
cages also to release. to you, wl,hcatrau-
som, captain Baiabrioge. his oai4ers, and
all American prisoners VINO may DC IN
captivity at Tripoli: to stlpulste, WIN The.
United States permanent peace, WITHOUT
tribute, aud on the footing Of The nast
favored nation. He engages that II case Q!
future war, cap.iyes snail De treated as PF',
soners and not as slaves, and subject lore
ciprocal exchange. He will Surrender the
enemy aud his family and chief Adairalln..
to our hands, In case he does no, escape by
flight, to bc held as hostages. And ne a
grees TO deliver. up to you, if Prepared, all
vessels of war, which shall have been en-.
..ployed against the United States by Jussuf
s Bashaw.
In considerations of the friendly Offices of
his majesty the king of the two Sicilies, TO.
wards the United States, Hames bashaw'
invites his majesty tc renew with him ,hsir.
ancient friendship, and profers TO him a,
peace on the same footing as that TO be
stipulated 10 his convection with the. Unit
/. ed States. Iftime and ciscumslaaces ad,
mt, I'VE shall reduce this convention to.
writing, and forward copies by capt. Hull !;
otherwise it viii BIZ done st Bonlba. At
the Invitation Of the Bashaw and divao,
and inconformity to the sentiments express
sed to me by the Secretary 0! the Navy,
have. taken on myself the command in
chief Of the bashaw's army and the direc.
ton of all operations by laad. and cannot
but fattcr myself We may realise success Of
our expectations, ION this coalition; and
that you will have the glory Of carrying
the usarper a. prisoner in your squadron to
the United States and of relieving our. fel.
low citizens from the chains of slavery,
without the degrading couditiQp OF a, ran.
som.
CONVENTION betqvesn tbe Uvit<d States Of
.America, and bi, bis bneh Hawet Car4manl,
b4zJ6e4D af 1ripoi