Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-16


Or In ease he rati6ss, he win not and can
NOT be. precluded from adopting such
measures as may seem necessary for
counteracting the designs Of his enemy.
Whenever they shall occur, and be 81
snch ansextraprdinary nature as 10 re-
quire extraordinary remedies. Z.
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LoNDoN, Augus !. y. 8. {
Eitg Tavern. a a Dasrting, Of the.
tommittee Of Amefican merchants, ~
Pulp SGlseas, Esq 81, lse chair 3
4 The Chairman stated, that be had re-,
csived dieter from John Riehardspn,
Esd. Vice. President of the met DAD
Chamber of Commercs, at IaysrPoul. |.
accompanying certain resaiulohs Of that
board. sand tbsre Circular litter, dated
1.-The Iith init Athe same having been
Rsytaed aaamisis Rslg That this cord,
mitass viii BE- q al times happy 20 re-
Seeivs any comninnis aiinns from tie
Amsfi<F "a Chaniber Of C59snsTce;
at Isiye kpodl which may have a tepden.
cy.. ~ prontdte the commercial inter.
routse betwten The British empire
"a the UNited States Of "A America BID.
Iththe knowledge thai nrgrSia.ions Of
* POLITICAL importance are PeuGng
ZEN the government Of this country
the Amerieaa States. they are of
3. lon, thar any inaefletaace Oh stlssi,rr
pltt At the pre- sent moment would BE
improper --aRd this cog mi.tee h4pirg
no reason 10 believe his Sntjest,' 5 go.
vernment to be indisposed II an AMIGA
BILE accommodation Of s,e .-psssen DIFF.
ferences, see NO necs ssity for Qssocia-
tions being formed in ths different aAnu.
featuring towns and SCI Ports, for the
purpose of collecting inf,lrmatioh IS ~
the prospects Of 4 good understanding,
or otherwise, betweemtheiwo countries.
Buff il should al ans time appear that
the efforts Of this committee can be use.
EfulinPromoting cortlf.iity and harmony
between the TWO governments. they viii
be ready to do every thing in their power
for the attainmens oil 30 desirable an OBJ.
| . JOHN GRAY, .ssrc'ry.
i Losses ~ PRussr. BY THe pgAcE.
BY the peace of Pre- sburg, Austria los,
5000, 600 Of inhabitants, and i revenue
Of 16, 600, 600 Of guilders. The peace oil
Hlsit has been still more unfortunate to
the Prussian Monarehy hayingdiminish
ed itnearll one half Instead ofto, ooo, ooC
/ ofinhabitants not more than Eve now re.
main under the Prussian sceptre and
! the reyenne Whirh formerly AMOUNTED To
j forty millioasof dollars. has been de.
creased in ssiligreater proportiou, since
the ceded provinces are exactly thos,
which are the richest and most fertile
! and on whose Improvement many mil
lions have heretofore been expended. -
II Almost all that Prussia gained by III.
partition OF Poland is again wrested from
her. Saxony, the late confederate o
Prussia BY eompulsion has received thcs.
provinces and Russia the most power
Ful ally Of the latter, has been roundes
BY territory, eossaining a population o
2,ooo, 600 soals. {. " 81
To this We have still to add III. urea
loss OF territory iu Poland with War
saw, Dantzic, Thorn, Posen, &c. Sine,
f772, Prussia had aequiredin her Polisl
territories upwards Of three millions o
!, inhabitants. OF these she now lose
more than 1000 square miles, and tw,
and . half milhans Of Inhabitants. Tn,
King Of Saxony has more territory an,
more subjects, rs Duke Of Warsaw, ina
As king While ihe sun Of Saxony /
thus rising with new splendor two 9th
: mostlaneiens German prineely house.
those Of Gait and Guelph have faile
princss. The application Of Alexande
alone, has saved thetwo Dutchics. who's