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from THE MAYN. N,y.ls.

The acquiGtions which Holland is to
receive in Welphaiia, are to be devided into
three departments. viz thofe Of the Ems, Mum
Ger, and the Dippe.
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HANOVER. Nov. II

Al the velIrls at Hamburger are put under
gequifitiou, in order TO be made ufe Of as
bridge of boats over to ArtleDburg.
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LUBBOCK, Nov. II.

The TROOPS Of the corps under MARTIAL Ber-
nadotte have left us, all but one battalion.
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BALTIMORE, Ian. ,

BALIIMOKEI Jan. st.
Arrived at Annapolis ye9erday, (ohconer Brother
nj .Siiers, from New Orleans, on board which esns
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Mr.. Alexander, undsf the charge OF Lieut.. SAVER
they reached this place o'clock this morning and
2, 10 Mr.. A. delivered to the commander Of
Fort M'HensY.
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Nat. Int.

Lettersare received in this city from Nahville, as
late as January Is. They contain nothing material
relative to Burrs conipiracy except the universal
exeeraton in which the confpiracy aud its arihor
held in the fate of Ienneaee. The fanis fruti,ueut
exits, and feel the pride of American in being
able to fay 10, throughout the hele extent of the
weftern country. u.
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There is not, believe, the leaf foundation for
the paragraph taken from Bririh prints, nimatng
rupture OF the negotiations between the u. S. and
Great Britain. H.
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The following is the number of the combined fleets
lying IN Cadiz Bay on the 7th Nov. iso6:-
three decker, adm'ls. line of battle Chips
hip / frigate
5 lii.e Of battle lhips -
frigate French fhiPs.
"a SPanih hips.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-10

Tie council at Batavia have declared that veflels
arriving there with cargo ihoud not receive either
f,ear or c, fee in Thoie who import dollars
ii,oud have two thirds coffee aud one third fugar,
thple with naval flores ould receive all coffee in re
turn. Mere. ddv.
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Nbe &nqulrcs.
RICHMOND, 1879 FE8RU6Rr.,
COMMUNICATION.
Anepble how

From every region, apes of d.n-is:
Now neighbour. fines, purge ynn of Your fcum
Have you rufhan thar will i,year drink , dance }
Revel the night rob (, MUsnsa>! and comm,
The oldeh fins the newell kind Of ways?
Be happy he will trouble you no more
Riecxsnd fhall give him office, honour, might:
For --- from curb'd hcenee plucks
The muzz!e of rettraint, and tile rvHd dog
S5GH Fsf5 biS tooth every INNOCENT.
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DAM. L. HYLToN, Cl'k of the Council.
Feb. 10. ,r
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VIEW OF RUSSIA AND FRANCE.

The important and rapid events and changes which
have lately happened in Europe excite the attention
of every obterver. There is 4 nation or a 90
vernmsnt from the Straits of Mriima to the Gu.ph
of Finland, from the extremes of italy, to tho!e OF
Runia, which has undergone or will undergo
radical or partial change.
Ruia, the oti ~ day feemed 70 threaten 20 over
throw aud overwhelm both Europe and Ala. But
now, Ru'lla, vsnquiihed and driven blck, is herlef
il danger of luhjugauon. She leems To depend for
her exfcnce upon the ciemency of victor, whom
fhe has provoked battle only by deeds of TO-
iolence and inlutce bat by language the mott indeco
rloui and ofieniive Sueh is the fate Of Aexan1er-
tie emperor of all the ADMINISTRATION Of 70.
vereigns and matter Of numerous nations of almon as
many larCu1ges. He is now compelled TO ak peace
from ms irTitaed victor. Nor has he aiked in vain.
The voice OF humanity has been heard, and regard
ed The banners sf victory Immediately furled,
and bs peyse, which is locited viii be granted He
who knows how eonqser ne who has conquer
e1 thoie who Vanly pretended that they were in.
vncibIc; he who knows that has caulc was juG, ard
that Juice would again dictate his future ,ourle, will
not deire add MS laureis the expence of hu.
mainly. Long agitated and Europe, will
be TeHored 70 peace.
Ru.Iia, heretofore, with her var aoquiiitions from
Poland, Turkey and Per.is, ike torrent which ga
theirs reugth from every acceilion and iucreaies in
rapIdy < velocity by It's weight, leemed really
to pour her Erength i'll terror and diimay, upon
the reG Of the world, Napoleon has become the a.
venger Of Europe and Ala lie has erected a
mound. He has arreitsd the de0?uGtivs torren;.-
tIe has Parayzed her llrenghs lie has laved the
word from vAndaiiin The Alarcs and Attilas OF
OF modern times, are chained TO their own mountains
and the deui basbarans Of Seia and Uralia, OF No
va Zearoia and Bamlchatea, will be excluded from
the pBnder and devaltatiop OF civilized Europe
IN calling TO mind the var fceuea which are before
US, tempted to enquire, what will be the fate
OF Ruia, and what will be the future div,Gon and ba
lance Of Europe.
To anVer thele enquiries with toierablc certainty,
it would be nece6ary crelec the ilue Of uegOtat'
ous with much certainty the victorious career
OF Napoleon, has been iOrcCcen and oretod and to
knox the real leniineus aud iinal deagns Of this
matehieis man.
Conjetiures uay be formed, fneb as are authorized
By his eondU1 70 AuGria, aud 70 other nations ard
regions which have yielded 70 his arms; upon his
| oNn prudence and common ienis, upon the pride
of character, TO which NE sill aipire to his own ire
4ueut aud emphatic declarations and to an e1an,iua
ton Of TIE map aud phyllca. ttrenEih Of Europe
Such the data, from which it is reslonable 20
prelune that the order Of things about be CT
tashhed in the north Europe, wall be dictated by
vile regard 70 permanent l,euri,y, as we'll general
hapPinelS aud tranquility.
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The reaeer would receive no beneft froh, thsotet-
iea' proportions, = eers hen cougreis j, about
to aie;nbe from s the nations OF Europe fanclil.d
ty Victorious chief. at whole command million of
twords are ready to leap from their fcabbards.
Notwithstanding this vail advantage, & incalculablc
iuperiority, this power without former example, the
whole OF h's wide and fplendd courfe allows us to
augur, that Ruiia will not eis to his elemency,
and Europe to his juace, shan France owes TO his
Incompatible talents. =.
FAcItIcAToR.
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From tie Me.y 1sa,i csmmc,ei., Iar:,,;l,,.

1--WE copy the following article from the NewcaC>
tie .Ghron.ee Of July IL, evidence tha, in I'm
gland the 7sth bulletin from the French Grand Army
has been iubnituted nead Of the 7eth. and tha the,
latter has been iuppreed. AS thi. bulletin con,aius
the particulars OF the battle OF FriedIlnd and Will
Pon'Ve'y never appear III the Euy'.h papers, we
wait with tome anxiety for the next ihort arrival from,
France, that We may be enabled to lay this intere0-
my doeunene l.!ore the readers of the Mercantile.
Advertiser
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-09

Stolen out of my pocket-book, the night of the
17th Of Augun, at Lanoafer Court -houle,
a NOTE for 100 dollars, on the Bank of the u
/ y mted states, No. NC, payable to n. Jackfon,
and dated 2nd day Of Oaober, 500. ] will give
20 dollars any perfon who will Roy the Note if of
fered Tor circulation, and give information thereof.
JOHN THOMSON,
OF St. Mary county, Maryland, at pre-
iont IN Northumberland county, Virg.
Sept O..
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P91eript f. ne Ic~rcaGle Cyro-iele Of r,ky n
We have received the French papers to the sin s;
Dutch to the Sch, hich completely psrc, the ipe
euation' lately insnlged m, the operations on
the continent The Rulilus appear TO be totally df-
eonHttG III the hat,le OF lredlaud. The 10Th bal
ietih' GATED .au, the l7th Of June, contains de-
tai ct lie events Of 'hat diattrous dag in which on
thu Anniversary oi the battle of Mareneo, Borapar,e
WIN an extraordinary accumulation cf good fortune,
haS gained VICTORY nor eis important. The lol. Of
the Ruilias from the Jth up the i4th is eimated
at Co,oOo killed. wounded ard prifourrs. Bora.
parte purified his victory with mutual rapitity and
or the l9th his head quarters were at TiGt on tha
Niemen Marihal Soult entered Konigiberg on The
10Th, and got an imnrenie booty, and loo, 900 ahd
oil arms, ione ot which, it is iaid. were not urai
ed from the hips But the mott important relui,, is
that t''e emperor Of Ruila, comic of the ir
retrevable defeat his army ptaiued on the qth pro-
poed an araticc, which was agreed tot is not To
be broken without months notice. In the mean
time the French army lecures potion of which
the Niemen is the principal boundary and barrier.
h' armitice is for the exPreis purpofe of giving
time Tor the negotiation Of peace, which it is very
probable will ip.edily be concluded The king of
Prui'a was not included in this armiRice except thar
he had five days; 20 conclude one for himfe.f
hcie events were announced at Berlin on the
2Sth, by Gen. Clarke -" An arniRice was ,onclu-
ded on the 22d infant, between Ruilia and France.
commence till month after notice ihall have been
given. he French and PruiIians are to conclude a
ieperdte armiice within the interval of the five fol-
lowing days. His majeity the emperor of the French
and the emperor of the Ruflans are Immediately tn
nominate PieniPoten,iaries, negotiate the great
werk OF Peace-An exchange of PrfoRers will take
place Immediately. The Limits of Inc French and
tniiIan armies, during the Armiitce, fal BIZ from,
the Curiib Hats, the phaweg of the Ni,n.en and
from the left Lak OF that river up to the mouth of
the Aramia At Stakbin, and puriuine the con,le of
that river TO The mouth of tr Rcbra in the Narew,
and from 'heree Attending lie left baIl of the Ma
rev oy lylyoczym, Seralz, Nare,y TO the frontiers
OF Pr"il ard Rutla. The limits III tie French Me-
brrng 10 he the Nyweg.
Aiter the people had brought tlmfelves to believe
that the French beaten rhe battle of the 4,h
TINS Intelligence produced mott gloomy feniatinn.
now clear that the continent at the feet Of Eo
nararte and in all probability fall b. left to pro-
iecute the contet alone Every mans feelings are
now efficiently touched by this melancholy praipea.
Thus IS Pruia annihilaIc Cd and r ufia (hu, ND win.
IN her own frontier Sweden muR no longer ATTEMPT
10 iwagger or Denmark temporiGe PERHAPS at
this very moment their final aniwers have been ex-
aed and our expeditions expoed to the mere CHANGE
OF being enabled to return in afety The political at
mo!phere is gloomy beyond all former example
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L~p&%S%%%&%S%N
Ar err PoIWr FOR ROTTERDAM,
u. god TN Eailiea eaBesr Lsnezed SIR,

Ut E1II7sT 0DIPJ
10, RUSSELL, Capt. TABER,
,=.,ySZZtELIs,> Now her Gecond voyage, is in
80 GSlA ~ complete order for the reception of
ss,s'szsa.s- cargo, and having large proportion
Of the fame engaged will be dispatched in all the pre-
lent morth--for terms Of freight apply to Richard
Blow, Efq Portfmouth, r. q a. Pollok tg Co
Richmond, or BUCHANAN y POLLOK. =.
Petersburg, Sept Q. eptf
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Tbs mn ToIp,nr effBe TriaIof
c o J.. a a II . NJ B " r Il,

IS fFRVHB nm TOR 8Afb ~
AEsSRs. FtTZwHY LSoSN nm rOrTBRs's
MIR, PRICHAaD's mn II Mr.. JoHNsoS's
BOOK STOKES.
- E SECOND VOLUME it is eTpe6led will be
Immediately forwarded, and the iueeeding ones
with all polbe expedition.
TIE fyia Of eaeb VOLUME il IS Can't,
Septe. 81
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FALL GOODS

FALL GOODS.
TIE E5syibsrt receiving b, the strip Herfehell og9
Liveeool, esfegfve EaPfiy If
M X II n u Il z,
CUTTABLE TO the approaching feaion- are in dali
- ly expectation Of their London GOODS, by the
hp Calpb, which will make their aGormen. COM
pste and w'ieh they offer for iale by The piece or
package, e.. the moi moderate terms.
JOHN q ROBERT GAMBLE. jun.
Sept 9. oaw6w
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4 more particular account Of the proceedings OF
Fanny fth Sept

more particular account Of the proceedings on
FaiDAY fth Sept.
Gel. Bnrr ed the lubj-tt of the two letters
from, Cen. Wikinton, to the Prehdent OF the United
STATE. . re OF tie I'm Of O&ober 1906 and toe o.
,ncr ,l T.. oh Of November Of the fame year, for
me rodu aio. Of which writ Of EJ5roq dasc, iee1m
Ia,. beer svssfle,L Re iaid that he had right to
= Is Of contempt, but this mode Of proceeding
you'd he very unpleasant and muit neeenariIy pro
toce delay, il night peril 1P' be avoided By obtain
ing copy VI hat Of the ~ 81 october' which wa,
I'D TO have been lott o. rHlid, # iu,h copy could
be f.t,fl9 oriiy authenticated. With rcipect to the
letter Of the l2.h It November Which was Rated 70
contain certain confidential communication irons gen
Wiknfou 60 ,be Frehoent, end which the attorney
for che United States had exprsilsd Willingness 70
produce Nil! the KeePioa Of rboie parts wca we're
al 20 be conf 1en;ia he was not at Preien dhPoie6
10 aecede to tie pIcFebslon. Hs haa fsAl0h 20 os'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-03
Plaster Paris -afloat.

$1,000 80 d 81 4. =
70 tons Plaster Paris, on board the ssh.sr.
Agness, at Lawrason and Fowle's wharf and
ior sale by ~
Lawrafon and Fowle.
~. Said schooner will take few hundrea
barrels on freight for BOSTON innaedl7
ate application is made.
Z May 10.
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Mays,
Public Sale of I ands.

:
On sssat.rdsy the a7th day If IRE nert, syiu BE-
stla4tAse Csfce@ Hoase, in The foyn ec.4ler-
cndria, atslG O'clock, eftiat day-By Virfne
of a decree effhe honorable the United Statss
Circs;t Courr, ofthe District o., cotunldia for.
the Cosnty Of .4lerasd,ia, on 6 and ! 2 znopths
er,rdiif, he ,to!loxang tracts Of land fos
One Tract or parcel Of Land,
hing in the county of Fairfax. adjoining the
lands Of the late Col. Charles BroadWateri
containing about 500 acres.
One Others Tract Of Land, IN
the county of Montgomery, on the waters Of
Piney River and Paint Greek, branches OF the
Kenawha, granted by the commonwealth OF
Virginia to Nicholas Hannah, containing 800
acres.salso
/ One other Tract OF Land, IN
the county Of Hampshire, in TIE state OF Vir-
giIia, formerly granted to Bryan Bruin, and.
by lin soldto John Pankakc, contalnng 49,,
acres.-The above mentioned lands were, by
the last viii and testarnent of Robert Alexan-
der, deceased, devised to his son Robert, an<'
are now sold to satisfy a debt due to George
Chapman, junior.
Thomas Swan, 8
George Depeale, :
Edmund l. Lee, J
bay 26. 4
Printing, in ITS uarious branases,
haxd6mtly exesMed at. tbs flee.
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~ n " TE u,

10 MILLER who is master OF
ouslaess; to tlke care of a merchant nail
} !, 'usn one good wages will be given
~ nc person who wants, please apply to
sesshh Aaifh. Alexzndria.
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PlsBLIc SALE.


Hsa bs ssia, at hadAc ancisn,- a ne ceease-
1asuse, in .4zexandrsa, az tsyrfve sseloek, o.,
Ao-ND,4Y, sas ef laas-
Three Lotsof G. round contair-
ing together about 20 acres, covered with q
small growth, Of wood, lying within about two
miles of the town, and adjoining letof John
Green's, near the Leesbufg road; twill b
sold on creditlof six months, in such lots as
may suit those disposed to purchase. The
sale made under deed of trust from John
Green to the subscribers for the sbenehtsof his
creditors.
Cuthbert Powell, ,,,,t,,,
George Slacufn,
May 20 [22 div 3tawts
Public Sale.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-03

Just Received, y
AND FOR SALE GY THE SUBSCRIBERS,
2 pipes L. p. Madeira VINE
: half do. do. de.
sspipes cognac BRANDY, 18th proof
Wnad5v0rM 6 Butler.
WHO HAVE ON HAND,
20 hhds. Jamaica RUM, 18th proof
10 do. St. Croix do. 2d&sdao.
70 do. Ncw-England de.
pipes Holland GIN
do. country dc.
i hhdL. market Madeira Wine Z ofatups-
4 quarter casks do. do. riorqu'ty
5 do. do. L. F. Teneriffe dc. DO.
5000 bushels Lisbon SALT.
January !
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-03
No. 1896.

For Sale. on Teaionable TERMS
By the. Ss6se,f6ess
LEMONS ID boxes.
Fresh Raisins il boxes Or retail.
Fresh Tamarinds Is.
English Walnuts IN barrels.
! Cheshire, and sitg sion, ester Cheese
1000 VT. excellent patent n. r. Cheese.
2 $50 barrels well cured Shad sud Hsr.
ri1igs--and = quantity of nice II lax.
a. WILLIS.
June q. 4t*
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Public Sale.

4 a -. 4 = = > .
By virtue Of deed of trust from GEeReE
BEARD to the eubscriber, made for the pur-
pose Of securing to Philip Darrell and Ell
! lott Muse, who became security for the
said Beard in forthcoming bond, given
B BY him TO John Janney, merchant, in Alex
and.ia, will be exposed to sale, at Colonel
.anies Iyren's tavern, on THURSDAY,
the 18th day Of June next, for ready mo-
ney,
Al the Property mentioned IN
the lald Deed, VIZ.
One Negro Woman, called Betty-Ben---
Matilda, and Jess--one Wagon, one Cart,
and Farming UtcnsiIs-eleven head of horn.
ed Cattle, twelve head 81 Sheep, and five
shoats.
Charles Little, Trustee.
MAY 9. dtllthIe
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FiVeDolars Reward.

,Ssstra1Sa OF Stolsa, rem the contns0ns
adjoining a s1aandyia,
: 4 IANDSG ME- dark bay HORSE, about
I l1 ls22 hands hgh, sone Of his hind feet
white, 10 other mhrt recollected with q
switch tail. She above reward Will be paid
If taken up and brought home, or 1syenty
DstlarsJf stcixn and the thief prosecuted -
c0nsiction, q, ~,
/ ,l5,;;.,a !. il,
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f. WIS IL Al N N A I,
fofthe House Of Ms 8 51L Sc u and Ian 8,
Baltimore i at BIS Store, King-stfEcs, be-
tween ROYAL and z sfs-streets,
HdS JtJs1' .s.ssSsEfvED.
Al additional supply OF Prints
From their manu- aclery, yaz.
400 pieces So CALiGoES.
400 do. ga do
100 do. rs do.
1915 do "a de.
400 BED Covsrs, Of sliacrcut>s sizes.
$50 dozen Pocket Hand srehisfs, do.edo.
also,
zoo pieces Cambria Muslin froa SIS
Ito Sd.
500 do. Madras Hanslk ershlsfs.
$50 do. Rolls.
so do. Irish Linen.
bales Ennerties.
White and biaek Eaisashl Sak sseek-
ings--
Nsieh will be sold low sossash ot.a.oeat-
atsess;i n acwa.
May 81. 3
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SALES AT We NDuE
On every e tuesday and FRIDAY,
WILL BE SOLD,

On cY6Iy = uCSud ttSA = :! - 80 80
[i WILL BE SOLD,
% AT THE yENDux sTokx,
eosner Of Prince and ~ ater Streets,
hyvsristy 81 Dry Goods, Grocerse5. sc
pssdsulars Of which will be expressed in
the bills of the day
ALL kinds Of goods which are on liisiata
Ion and the prices of which are established
-, at apy time be viewed and purchased at the
iexestlimitation and prices.
p. G.. Marsteller, q. N.
IA hhds. Of MoLASSES.
puncheons RI lM.
100 bbls. Sind and Kerriags,
hyr Rtesrs5 md for Sale W
l1ax}ss II I g z0asg.
SFexs.~Se, ii
HAa{< =
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Corn, Wheat, &c. for Sale.

" . u f.Ls -.
Corn, Wheat, &c. for Sale.
10y virtue Of deed Of trust made to me by
I'D Richard B.: Lee, Esq. Of Fairfax coun-
ty, to secure to Eilicott, Campbell and Wheel
eg, the payment Of a certain sum of.money
therein mentioned, Twill offer at public auc-
ton, on WEDNESDAY,, the 10th Of June
next, for ready cash, at the plantation Of the
slid r. 3. Lee, on which he how lives, the.
fsllowing
VAT GABLE PROPERTY,
TO WIT:
All the Wheat Of last crop Which grew on
the said farm, supposed to be 1000 Bushels.
All the Wheat of last crop which grew on
hiss ongly estate, near the falls of Potomac
supposed 1900 bushels.
500 barrels Indian Corn, upon the said two
estates,
80 Horses and Mules, upon the two ses-
tates, and SO head Of neat Cattle.
The sale will commence at ten osclnRk IN
the forenoon. and eoatiIlue until all is sold
or so much thereof as IS sufficient to satisf,
the saia claim. ID.
Edmund /. Lee.
Mays. dts
S
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The aggression thus begun, has been continued Of
the British commanders by remaining within our waters IN defiance
and length by putting death of the whom they lad
ocy taken from on board the Chesapeake These aggravaos
necessarily lead the policy either OF admitting
sci into our harbor maintaining in haro such armed
expense OF such standing force, and its nconsistenc with GU
principles dispense with those courtese which would necessarily
call for IT. and leave equally free exclude the we are
the army OF foreign power from entering our limits.
very government
order nerdictng all trade by neuas between ports am
with them And being with nearly every nation the
Atlantic and Mediterranean required sacrifice
their the first port they ouch home without
the benefit going TO other market Under this neww OF the
trade the Mediterranean has been
and COMBINATIONS and that in other is threatened with
the fate.
Our differences with Spain remain still unsettled ha
wing oee taken on her part since my last 10 Con
ges bring them close But under state OF things when
favor reconsideration, they have been recently pressed
sue OF some With their subjects borders, col
s1ons have taken place, Immediately be unprecedented
0e as you VIII see by the decree of which commun
Gated Whether this decree which processes to be coniomabe
ucon and application in relation to the United States had
been asceaned the date Of communications. These
ever gave reason expect such conformity.
With the other nations Of Europe harmony has been unnte
on their usual footing.
Our with the several Barbary appears
any other nation
Among Indian neighbours quarter some
fermentation observed after the threatening
the continuance OF Messages
ed and tokens to which usually of
ness among Them and of pointed
sources of element Measures Immediately provi
nations and, with of
ns the tribes to remain quiet home taking
our vicinity who advanced in pursuits Industry are
sincerely disposed to adhere to their friendship with and
peace with all others While those present
pesrances sufficiently quiet Justify intermisson of military %
caution olrpart. - r.
The great tribes quarter much advanced BE-