Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-02

country ne East India Company 10
doing bad business; and, by some,
thought nor overs,oeked with capisal.
:. The introduction of Cotton on the
continent, and ofvarious manufacsures
Of tha. article, win. / think, soonet OF
later, deprive this country Of one Of her
best branches Of manufacture."
Extract ~ another letter /rons the sane
ID. y : % The came. @
!" Since wrote you last, have aseer.
tained the following facts. 50 & w.
= let. That our government instruct.
ed our ministers not 70 agree 70 any urea.
vi. that did MT make ID AmeFican ship,
y sancfnasy nv ssamen:, s 81 q
I'd. That the British commissioners
absolutely refused 70 insert any. clause
TO that efeet 10 the treaty in as rauch as it
went to encourage desertion froin their
chips, and when deserted thereby pro-
teeted. : 7 I a =. :
=. Sd. That our ministers in eonss:
snenee. declared the negoeiation ii an
end. - "a ,..l..s. j, Il
!" s.h. Thst the. Bri,;sh commission.
ers solicited 4 continuation Of the nego-
ciation On all the other subjects, which
wasagreed 70 upon the express condition
that such partial treaty should NOT be held
o6cial on the part Of the United States.
!" Sth. In lieu Of the article regarding
seamen insisted upon BY our ministers,
the British commissioners in Form Of a
letter, avowed the practice they would
pursue towards the United States regard
ing seamen, = = - Y
"6th. There wal no additional sitiele
70 the treaty tas WAS supposed, } but the
British commissioners addressed q let.
ter 70 our ministers (aftef Bonaparts's
decree Of blockade declaring themselves
e liberty to countervail the measures,
France might pursue under tha. decree
unless America resisted the eueroach.
ments of France. : .= '551=s-,- :
9TH. That the treaty in other res
poets was a. favorable and reciprocal as
could reasonably be,expeeted. .,'~' !,
"No apprehrnsions exist Of any change
OF sentiment towards Ameriea in con.
sequence ofthe new administration. To
case no treaty should be sgreed upon,
we shaa only be considered to stand on
the ground We did before we had a treaty
with this country. Our sea letter ships
win NOT be permitted TO enter 10 Am..fii-
can ships in Brisish.ports." . - <
p e =
Exssoet Of q letter from Amster9an, ia.
te6in fhf beginiRS Of AaSmt. =
The present emperor Of Austria is
In future to be king of bohemia, and the
arch-duke Charles l. 70 be king of Aus.
tria, the arch-duke censtan,ine, Brother
70 Alexander, compreheuding Moldavia,
Wallachia, and part of sland- -the pre-
sent king of Prussia to have part of his
dominions restored to him Mura,. duke
Of Berg, to Be. king Of Poland Jerom.
BonaParts 10 be king Of Westphalia, and
TO marry the daughter and only child of
the king of Saxony; Jean tBeauharnois,
son OF the present empress Josephine, to
be king Of Holland, tLonis Napolron
n S--sss@l] 'JSS~keA oooNPAttG pfG8CuI KING
of Naples 10 be King Of Italy; snd Fer.
dinand the former King of Naples % be
restored, the present confederation of
the Rhine 70 remain, and COME Iteration
OF the North to be formed underline pat
roaagc Of Alexander. whose sister the
emperor Napoleon Is to marry after &c.
pudiating his present wife" - ! szE
EXTRACT d aittter frm HaEtax, Am. 70.
= ! was, on Wednesday,, for about .
hours, among the great crowd On the
quarter deck of the bellesisle,. listening
20 the evidences in the case of Rankin %
has Wilson. He declares that he was
born IN London, but 4 should have "a
thsrs et him down from his face and
sPeeeh g he an lrishman---at any rate 40
Amsriean would own him for 1 country.
man q the 6rst glance. The other men
taken are mulattoes, and appear HE a.
tives Of WesE. ladies. but N fb.v -,