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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-20
From the Kentucky Gazette Extra, of Tau. s,
1907

From the Kentucky Gazette Extra, of ian. s,
1907.
AT meeting convened on the Sd of January.
in the town OF Lexington, for the purooEe Of
taking into confederation the hottie attempts
of Colonel BURR and others, to feparate from
the Union the Weftern tates, and 70 mako
war upon the Spaniih Provnces-The fol-
lowing retolutions were unanimoufly adopted
Whereas, it appears from late difclofures
that certain arttul and deiisning men have, with
in the United States, and abroad. reprefrn;ed
the people of this fate as diiafeeted 70 the
coniederacy and government of the United
States OF America, and ripe for enterprise"
which inggeftons If futfered to pats uunoticed,
might, IN Tome degree, aBfwer the purooCe in.
tended, and defroy the confidence as veil of
our filter fates as OF citizen and citizen;
ReJ0/vfd therefore, as the decided opinion of
TINS meeting, that all charges or in(inuation, q.
gaintt the people of this fate of drafe3ion tn
the union, or government of the United States
are erots INTERPRETATIONS and without foun-
dation.
81. That this portion Of the people Of
Kentucky now afembvd, do declare their at
tachment to the government of the IJn;ted
States, and hncere 6efire to preferve the mi.
on or all the Rates and territories thereunto he.
longing.
Sd. That we view with Indignation and will
repel to our utmof, any propoftioD or a,tenpt
to dGever the faid union.
4:h That it is the duty of every citizen IN
be vgant and decided in counteracfinr the ex.
petition which has of late been preparing, and
intended to be frt on foot from the lin ted
States, whether it he asaira New Orleans.
Louiiiana and its dependencies, or againh tb,
SPaniih provinces of Mexico, or eliewhcre.
and to communicate from time to time. fuch
intelligence as may be received, concerning the
fad expedition, or the prrfons onceInea there.
in. .
Rej0iq'ed, That the people OF this Rae be in.
vited to hold hnlIar me etngs in their towns
ard counties, to expreis their fentments or the
iuhieets contained in the foregoing revolutions.
Re/olped, That this meeting do highly an.
prove of the conduct Of their representatives in
The rate iegiNrure, for eXpre1ng their attach.
ment TO The union, and their confidence in the
naturalization of the general government. and
their Willingness to fupport fuch raealnres "a
may be adopted for the PROPERTY and happ-
nefs of our country.
Rcjoi1Sd, That the editors Of ne.vroa,ers in
this fate be requelted to pupIilh the foregoing
reiolntions.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-20
JOHN BRADFORD, Oh.
NAT. G.. S. Hart, Ok.
AtteR,
EFh nj IF a tffer datcd

FosT GiBsoS, (Aiifs Terry3
18th Jan. 1907.
Burr, with about feven boats, aid from 10 IN
100 men, is now on the mifGIippi river, so miles
above Nachez where he will remain until the ba.
lance OF his boats arrivean attempt las been made
to take him by the ib,rh with fnlall party bur
without iucee!s-te morrow the GerR with the pofIe
eomiistus will again make an auempt--the executive
has liued orders To the militia. and the territory in
Hoton-but fron the number coming down the river
TO Join Burr, aud the di clifton Of many Of the inha
b''ants OF the tcrrfcry 10 not moleG him, an, an
PREVENTIVE that he will pais the country without be-
ing taken He dsei1res his vie VS. are ro. ;n;n,icsl
tothe government Of ife u. s. but that he intends 10
take Batan Rouge and operate entirely againn IN,
SPan'ards' and add brighter har to the American
government than otnanrnts rs Prslent briiIlaney."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-20
PHILADELPHIA, Feb, 10.
FROM RIO JANEIRO.

The fhip Criterion Capt. Chace, has arrived
at Nantucket, from Rio Janeiro, which place
he left the s7th Nov. Capt. c. informs that
Admiral Sterling, touched at that place about
the middle of November on his way to the RI
yer Plate: IN coming out of Rio, Capt. fpoke
an Engliih veffel in days from the fleet off Mon
tevedo, who informed him that the EngIifh had
pofefiion of fmali place called Montenada.
IL was faid hr III. Popham was to be fent home
under arreft for diobedience of orders.
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NETWORK, Feb. 9.
FROM dLBANT.

On Tuefday, Gen. John Smith was by ap-
poin,n,ent ofthe Senate and Ahembly rr-elcc-
ted TO reprefent the State in the Senate of the
U. S. for the next constitutional term. John
Jay the federal candidate had fourteen votes. 1t
ieems that on this occa6on, the guilds did not
think it prudent to vote with their good friends
the federalifs.
The council disappointment was to meet this
day. Public A6y.
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SDon,e9ttc.
CHARLESTON, Ian. 81,

Exfraa cfa letter from a Gentleman in office in
Neqv- Oriean5, to his CorrGLbondent in fbiJ eiiy,
dated 7tb igR.
"The veileI ftarts Immediately to Charlefton,
and have but moment.
The military means Of defence here are in
readnefs-the regular troops and militia are
alert-the GOVERNOR and Gen. WILKINSON
harmonic and concert together-the prelident's
proclamation is publifbed in handbills and in
the MISUNDERSTANDING in town are de-
tetted every day. BURR is faid to be on the
river with a Number of men--TRuxToN is
Eaid to be in Jamaiea recruiting a Euadron--
WILKINSON and his regulars, and the true A
mericans, are determined to fight and ! fear
much blood will be fpilt. Perhaps this may be
my lat letter."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-20
From fbe Baltimore Eveniae PoR.

We are happy in being able to tate, from
high aathoritv, that dispatches have been re-
ceived at Warrington, from our mininers at the
Court of 81. James, informing that treaty had
been concluded between Great Britain and the
U. States, and that Mr.. Muproe was preparing
for his departure from London for the U. S.
with the fame.
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NETWORK, Feb. g.

In confederation ofthe intelligence contained
in the fubjoined paragraph, we are authorized
To Rate that Information was received in this
city on Saturday from one Of the Heads of De-
partments, that Mr.. MUNRoE may he daily
looked for with the treaty between this country
aud G. i. Mer. ddU.
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PrivSte news fron1 Por.n, OF the tenth Dec.
RATES. il was expected there his majefty the
emperor would nioriy depart from that city
TO repair to Warllw, where the general with of
the inhabitants inpatiently waited bis prefence
The Rufiiln corps which had advanced to-
wards the VifuIa, have fallen back as prscipi-
lately as the feafon and III flate of the roads
would permit. IN the mean while whIff all
military movements have been difficult, every
part OF Pclaud occupied by the French army
has aixeady given iiGelfa kind of political and
military rganizdtion.--The French every
where receive teftmonits Of affection and en-
thuhAfn, which furPsfs all they had hoped for.
The faIfe meafnre which the king Of Prunia
was led to take agsin1 the Polifh mobiles, who
ihoud inow themielves diipofed to ftand up
for the independence OF their country, has re-
dubbed their generous efforts 1t has forced
the mon reioiute to determine Immediately
AND has reduced them all to the happy necefity
Of acceding to the glorious period Of the nation
al regeneration.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-20
GENOA, Nov. 10.

Several letters from Maricilles mentions, that
a ventl arrived there from the Levant had
brought the intelligence that the Ottoman porte
had declared war againft England and Rullia.
This news IS confirmed by letters from Leg
horn, whittier 1t was brought by vei1el which
made her paiiage from Contaptinople in O days.
rhe RuiIian and Engih amba1sdors had al
ready quilted that capitol.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-20
NORFOLK, Feb. Is.

Yefterday arrived in Hampton Roads, bound
to Baltimore, the fchooner Thatcher, Halves, IN
20 days from New Orleans, on board OF which
is Lieutenant LOekbarf, having 10 his charge
General Adair, OF Kentucky, and Mr. Ogden,
taken up by General Wilknfon as afociates
with Col. Burr. OF Ogden's arreR the public
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party was 10 make their principal rendezvous
at the Iron Works on the Cd OF this month, and
there is no doubt now left, but his intentions
are the Spaniih fettement at and in the neigh
borhood of Baton Rouge on the MiHifHppi,
and that if his intentions ever had been con-
queit of Mexico, the exertions of our govern
ment have for the prefent diverted him to fe-
condary otjea.
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world, both by the genius of it's Inhabitants,
and by their military hiRory, and that it is our
duty to leave no means neglected to preferve it
in the rank and refp.ttabiii,y which it has al
ways enjoyed wiihing in conitquencc to in
ftitute public rewards for thofe of our fuhjeets
who have ditinguiihed ,hemfelves and may diff
tinguiih themfeISes throughout every clafs, and
particularly for the officers in the land and fea
fervice; we propofe to you TO pats the follow
ing decree
"Art. I. A grand order OF the Kingdom
fhall be created ander the name of the Order
the union, and likewiie Royal Order OF
Merit defined for civil and military actions.
IL. The grand order fthe union ihai con-
iit OF thirty great croiies ut mott. The grand
order of the Union ihall not be endowed. The
expences of its administration ihall be provi1-
ed for by the perfons to whom the King ihall
have granted this diRisction.
iii. The Royal Order of Merit fhal be en-
dowed with an annual revenue of Gxty thoufdnd
holins. This revenue ihali form part of the an
nual budget ofthe State.
CIV. The King is declared Chief, Grand
Matter and Founder of the two Orders.
&c His fucceilors fhail be Chiefs s Grand Maj
tiers in perpetuity.
vi. The King Ghall appoint all the grand
crofes, commanders and knights of the two
Orders, aflifed by chapter formed by three
of the eldelt commanders, the three eldrlt
knights and Grand Chancellor of the Order,
cheien amongt the commanders, aud ihall be
at the fame time Treaturer.
"VII. The king ihall order all the regulations
concerning the decorations, administrations and
difcPline of the two Orders, as well as the add
miniitration and difribution of the funds iet u
part for the endowment OF the Royal Order oil
Merit.
copy of the pteient decree fhall be deliver
ed TO the king.
On which, gentlemen, etc. Given on the
nth December of the year 1906.
(Signed) LOUIS.
Their High Migh,inefIes having taken into
confederation His MajeGy's meffase, the Bill
was converted into Law in the fame fitting.
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HAMRURGH, Noy. es.

A commillion has been appointed to pro-
coed to Berlin, to endeavor to- obtain of the
French emperor, every favor to our commerce
which may be compatible with his great plans
A contribution of five millions and half of
francs has been exacted in the country of Brunf.
wick. 10000 dollars has been paid Tor the ran
rom of the Swediih vcIels at Roitock.
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FRANKFORT, (Kl J,nr,,v -


The following refnu',nn WAS introduce 4 hv
Mr. Hubbard into the Senate OF this f,,r. a,
the lait felton, and finally paiItd the Lsgifla.
ture.
In General -4g:mbL. Dec. 26, 1906.
WHEREAS, it is repreiented to the pre(.pt
General Atiemhly, that the corporations OF
Natchez AMI New -Orean. affnme to themfelve,
and do actually claim the right to tax fiat bot
toned boats and other water crafts c,uyrvin,,
the produce OF the Wefteru country +, f,,r;y,
markets, aud necehariiy compelled to land n
or on the backs of the Mihilippi riyer-cou,ra.
ny to the intent aud ipirit of the contribution and
laws ct the Union; and thereby che k and
damp che fpirit of enterprise in our wenrrn
traders and exporters; and that the copyreri-
ona, collectors at one of thofe ports are not
uniform in their charges; but impofe upon the
ignorant and uDwary, whole ditance from, tb.ir
friends renders it impoiii5le for them TO Teek
redrcfs. N
RejofVed therefore. That orr renstors in Con-
grefs be initrueted, and our representatives. be
requeited 10 ufe their utmoa exertions 70 rro.
cure redreis of fuch evils, 70 contrary to ;sf.
tce' and repugnant to republic aniim.
!. KsjoEOea, ala, That the Governor he and he
is hereby requeted to tranfmt copies of the
foregoing rcfclution to each of our fenators and
representatives in Cnngrefs, and to the execr-
tIves of the ftates of Ohio, Pennfylvania, Me-.
York and Virginia, with requef that they viii,
lay it before their respective legislatures.
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HAMBURG, Dec. 10.

Cen. Michand arrived here on the 9Th in
Rant. He has been appointed by the emperor
and king Napoleon, governor Of the Iianfc
Towns. Gen Laval who commanded in our
town, has been appointed governor of the coun-
try Of Mccklenburg.
The French have fet at liberty The privy
councillor, Ephraim, of the JewiIh religion,
who was in confinement at Cndrin, by the or
der Of the king of Pruf1ia.
Intelligence from Sweden ha:es, that all the
troops there have received orders to hold them
feyes in readiuefs to marcb.-Defsnlive prepar-
atoms were making in Finland.
The poh now comes and goes as ufual acrofs
The Dutcby Of Berg, 20 frauss, Spain and Por-
tugal-
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NeJ5viHs, Taapgyy II.

on Saturday ls't Two companies ri the militia Of
this country review by mai pea. A. Jaekf,n
az this place, We but exprels our fatisfaqion
at the Pr0mPtneis with which this rendezvous was at
tended---and the Pstro'iiup dfPlsyed by the mai.
gen.; bkewife the brsgadier generals, among whom
were bregsder geu Iiaae Roberts, who on his retsrn
from Duekrlyer received his orders and immediately
haitensd to obey h'n he unity OF fentment which
PsrFaded every bre4 on Ibis oeesGoD, and the gene.
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BAMBERG, Nov. 90.
We have news of the furrenjer of BreQan,
capital of SilsGa, to the F,ench.
There remaiDs now but Auftriaus the
frontiers of Bohemia. They have moitIy been
d'ttribu,ed in their old qaarters.-4 fany Poiii1
e5IeerJ in the 4fafrias Jsrriee b91'e demanded
fbeir djImDion.
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VIENNA. Dec.


Several of the regiments which formed our
army of neutrality in Bohemia, are already re-
turnes 10 Aufiria, and among Others the regi-
ment of Wuc aiiewich, which is arrived at
Crems, in Lower Auflria. The regiment of
Houans ofthe archduke Charles is expected G.
very moment in the environs Of Vienna. Other
corps of the fame army have received orders
from the aulic council Of war to repair TO the
envirous of Oednburgh in Hungary, and as we
learn, are already on their march thither. The
regiments of Szrarray and Kerpen, which were
to march to Bohemia, have received counter or
ders. The direct letters from that kingdom
fate, that the general rendezvous of the troops
which return from the fIunticrs, was tie city
Of Prague, whence each corps is to march to
It's further deilination. The meafures taken
for the eAabliilIment of military magazines in
Bohemia. have in like manner seen counter.
handed within this lhort time. In Morava,
the troops are alio ordered back into the interi-
or and concentrated near OImuiZ. The num-
her Of the troops which have repaired within
thefe few weeks into both Ca!licias, may a.
mount to about 10000 men.
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CHARLESTON, Feb. Q.

Capt. Chapman left at Trinidad, Miranda's lhip,
the Leander She had been libelled by the crew, &
to be fold. Miranda alfo there; but the ex-
petition was eonlldered being completely end.
The Timer.
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NORFOLK, February l2,

The Britiih fhps of war which failed fome day
ago from hampton Roads in gue0 of French 40
gun ihip which was fad to be OFF our Capes, we are
told, anchored in the Bay yeaerday morning.
Hera d.
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PHILADELPHIA. Feb. ..

Exfraa ETA letter, dafed LohjfviHs Jaaaayy 9tb,
1907.
We received Information laf evening, on
which thank we can rely, that Col. Buu's
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The day of the trial of capt. Whtby for the killing
of Pierce, has been respectfully communicated our
government. In fixing the time of trial the Brtiih
government in fprit Of Cancellation has mauielted
we sndertand, cordial difpoton confult con-
venienee to the Tending forward of wnefes in be-
half of the proiecutiop. And we are informed that,
under arrangements already made by our govern
ment, feven or eight wtneies are abost proceeding
Immediately for England.
We are we'll aured that the laft letter to our 90
vernment from our miniRers at the court of ST.
James,, is dated November j. and that then the
treaty between the United States and Great Britain
had not been nade-It is, however, conjeetured from
the diipslons evinced the part the Britifh 90
vernment that treaty has nce been made, and that
it isnow on its way to the United States.
Bali. Aueyisan.
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Total. .

VVfI, ZUU
OF thefe the Preiident obfrrves, rs are airea-
dy built or building If the remaining 1877, one
half, he thinks, could he built during the pre-
fent year, and the other half in the courfe of the
enluing year.
The meiiage was accompanied by letters from
generals Gates and Wilkinion, and commodore
Barron, recommending the "gun-boat iytem
of defence" They were ordered TO be printed
and lie on the table. H.
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The Secretary of the Treafury has reported
to Congrefs, that the coat between Cape Hat
teras and Cape Fear, hath been furveyed by
commi,iioners appointed tor that purpofe, who
have made chart, more correct than any ex-
tant, particularly of the !hoals off Cape Hattie
ras, Cape Look Out, and Cape Fear, as well as
of the foundngs between thofe ihoas and the
Gulpb Stream.
That from the nature of'thofe n oals, which
are afcertaDed TO coniift OF banks of looie ard
Uniting fand, it does not appear practicable to
erect light-houie on either ofthem and that
although the commi!lioners think that buoys
hxed on fomc parts, and particularly near the
channel, which runs through the fhoal called
the Frying Pam" would be ufeful, it is doubt
full whether they could in that iituation be moor
ed III permanent manner. american.
The Prefident in his meiiage TO the Houfe of
Representatives on the 10th iafant relative
TO gun-boats, expreGed favorable opinion OF
the mode of defence by them, and quotes the
example OF other nations. His calculations
are, that there would 6e wanted for the defence
Iof
The Mifinippi & the neighhorng waters 10
For Savannah, Charleiton, &c. %
For the Chefapeake and its waters 90
For Delaware Bay Is
For New York SO
For Bottom so
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E*frad eta letter from Nanfz, TO a gentleman
RnRa,,

11SI7"t1 q " 7eIIeT 7ToW IVaN1S, 10 a geNf.eN1dN
in BoRon, dated Nov. %.
You will perceive that the French have
hut the Elbe and Wefer that feVeral ports in
the Baltic, are in pofIefiion of our troops, and
that the fyfem of excluding the Britih from
all the continental ports, is by degrees accom-.
pliihing it is thought the EngIih will be un-
der the neceflity, either to forbid our ports to
neutrals, or make a peace-the laft opinion
prevails. --Bulinefs is quite knocked down.
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MARSELLES, Nov. IL

MAKSELLES, Nov. II.
1t is reported that the Dey of Algers threa-
tens FraRce with war
Reports are current of a rupture between the
Porte and Ruflia.
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by diviion of MARTIAL Lannes. We have as
yet no politive intelligence OF the entrance OF
the Frenchin into Dantzick; nor into the fortrefs
of Granientz.
Letters from Leghorn, fate that feveral ar
refs have taken place there. Some perfons
have been exiled among others the brother If
the Sandman conful, for having, as it is faid,
kept up correfpondence in Sicily.
December IS.
The king of Pruiiia had been at the Rufiian
head quarters and proceeded from thence to
konigiburg where his queen had already arriv-
ed.
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BUsNos- hrsEs.-The report Of the capture of Bue-
nos-Ayres reached London 9th November. Upon
this report London paper remarked, it comes from
a very iuiPicious channel-the gentlemen whom we
call captains, and acculiomed to believe fuch
the matters of merchantmen-are exactly entitled
to that credit we give them. 1t is eaablifhed
point OF waggery, We believe, among thefe gentry,
to deceive the people, and the more attrooous the
taliehood the more complete the jeR. If fomethng
like public duckipg Cool, royal cold bath
reeted on the Thames for thefe American Reporters,
it might doubrlefs eorrea their tane for wit, and
teach them, that nations had their feelings well
individuals" 1t then gives inRances of abominable
tories reported from time to time by American cap
tains; among them that the w. India ands had been
entirely plundered and fubdued by the French. We
have given this extract with two views: To thew
the little credit the reports (whether true fafe) of
American captains receive in England aud with a
hope they will exercife more judgment and caution
No official account Of the re-capture of BuenosAyres
had been received at London 9Th December.
B.f. Pap.
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VIENNA, Nov. IL.

General Clark has fuddenly arrived from the
head quarters of his majetty the emperor of the
French at Berlin his milton is faid to be of
great importance.
NOVEMBER 25.
We Ultimate that more than one hundred
millions of francs of Brtiih merchandise has fall
len into the hands of the French.
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cONsTANTINOpLE, Oa. 1s.

SNtNO i AIN ANOfLE, oCl. 10.
The French Minifter here has demanded the
clofing of the Dardanelles again0 Ruf1ian and
Engliih vehels. But the court has refufed the
demand, and declared its determination to adj
here to It's alliance with RuGa.
SEMPoLNo, Nov. 10.
The French troops are taking various politi-
ens in Poland. They have advanced to Thorn
and Wraeiaqveek, upon the left bank of the VII.
tua. The 18th of this month body of Ruff
fan troops entered Prague. On the 18th ano-
ther corps entered WarEa1Y-on the 9Th other
RufIian troops arrived at Pragne--where they
remainet, the 10th. Their advanced guards
were on the road towards Thorn. General
Bennieien commands theie troops.
FRANKFORT, Nov. %.
On the esd of Nov NAPOLEON fet off from
Berlin for Pefcn, a, II o'clock at night. The
Emprefs is here; but is going to Berlin to pats
the winter.
The Duke Of Brunfluiek is not dead; but ano-
Their nobleman of fimilar name. The former
has embarked on the Baltic, fuppofed for Eng
land.
The French were preparing to attack the lie
of Rngeu, in Swedifh Pomsrnnia.
HAMBURG, November "a.
Already it is believed that the Danes are a.
bout to unite with France, and to fecond the
grand meafures adopted by Napoleon to force
the Engliih to fubicribe TO general peace, on
terms favourable to maritime powers. We
have 10000 French troops in this city and ts
environs: and others are arriving incefantiy.
Half the grand army of Holland is advancing to-
wards Hamburg.
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Exfroa efa letter from WaSngton to IT,. editor of the
United States Gazette, dated Monday, Feb. 9.
obferve by the Philadelphia and Baltimore papers
that you are feriouy diicuing the quelion whether
treaty has NOT been made with Great Britain and
our differences aduaed. There is no fuch ne VS. here
Dispatches in CIPHER have been received from our mi
niiters at London, but nothing of their contents has
tranipred. Can it then be believed that they give
information of the eoncuion of a treaty. 1t was
currently reported here and at Alexandria about a
week inee, that the negotiations broken off, but
the report was conradieted the next day