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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-24
Joseph VAUDEVILLE,

CORNER OF dINC AND HAlhFfA-OifEA1o
Has RECEIVED,
6ooolb Cohen Cheefe 1T quality
Il ton assorted Patent Shot,
SO half chests s boxes
R;::: sy:,', ! ,sn.
S pipes choice Cognac Brandy,
40 bills. Rye Whiskcy,
IS cases old Medoc Claret superior
quality,
20 lb- Nutmegs,
SO dozen London Mustard,
casks London refined Salt-petre,
Is casks chewing Tobacco small twist,
80 boxes Soap,
IS do. mould and dipp'd Candies,
AS kegs yellow ground Ginger,
80 boxes HAVANA Segars,
cwt. Zante Currants,
Raisins in boxes and casks,
Pearl and hulled Barley,
A small quantity basket salt.
Which with very general assortment OF
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, he will sell
iowfor cash, produce, CT the usual credit.
hoy 20 q
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t. +. IN = K | 5

|llas the tlees,.1i u iyS3a his ia7eaes aHa fssc
Pu9iie,
I THAT re has CONG snced BIS Practising
3Baas. and vill continue them asheretciore.
Mr.. CENlgIs begs the parents who have
childrento BE instructed, viii please TO send
khen as soon IS possible, SO as 10 save them
In opportunity Of improving sufficiently, IS
he intends TO have alb l:rai5ttion attlle CON
Eiusion Of his school for their amusement
Which will serve 20 create slahsuoa,
NnYenlher u 70
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BRYAN HAMPS0N

EAs F0K SALE.
10 pipes old port
5 Go. Madeira
so quarter casks Lisbon
IL do. particular TeneriRs
Is do. Malaga
IS pipes old cognac brandy
$ do. tth proof Holland Gin
$ hhds. Sd proof Antigua rum
2 Go. FIRST quality molasses
8 do. green copperas
10. alum
Q 40. brown sugar
~ jsgs pimento
= 90. pepper
- chests young Tyson
70 do byson skin
DO. imperial
is1 Dags green coffee
g kegs madden
8 Do, sreaad ginger
Go. raisins
- Us. i'accn, well cured
,tsSG. c,.ff -
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appurtenaaces, contain.ng together about siN
teen himdrrd and scsenty acres, or SO llnch
theryof as may be necessary 70 raise tie suht
Of about two Hundred pounds (Which said
tracts are situated in the county Of l';,ii fax,
and are parts OF W!sst is commonly called the
PavensgyaiT!h. Tract Of La'.a,-Cne CT these
tracts IS in the possession Of Augustine j
Smith, Esq. and is tie tract Oh which he al
present rcsidas--thc ether isintks possession
of Doctor iHenry Rose.
The lands viii be sold in lots WHICH 8illLe
designated on the day OF STA, and tie sum
to be then raised will also be precisely stated
Tie meeting Of the Commissioners will be
at the upper Turnpike Gate upon the tuu,-
pike road, aboutsI2 O'Clock on the day Of sale.
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186 J

of the same opinion, and for that reason
is making further effort at negotiation.
But if, after al, our just claims should
be refused, we contend we had better
run the risk of the evils attendant on
war, than submit to foreign chains in ST.
lence.
But what seems to disturb the" Fee
deralist' most, is fear that he should
bcthoughta Tory. No person Will doubt
that there are such charac ters in the u
nited States. 1t would be strange indeed
if there were not. For besides some
few of our own countrymen that are par
ticularly partial to the British govern
mcnt, there are numbers OF Englishmen
in the United States, and some of them
receiving pay from their king: that they
should endeavour to gloss matters over,
and make all appear as favourable as
possible on the part of Britain, is to be
expected and such Duane speaks Of
when ne speaks Of British Emissarics
and Tories. No Fedcralist, feeling as
we believe every true citizen of Amer
ca now feels, has the least reason to fear
being called Tory, cither by the Edi-
tor Of the Aurora or his readers.
+ FARMER.
October 19th, 8o7.
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consistent, before he complains Of the
want OF it in others. But the want Of
Inconsistency he complains of III the G.
ditor Of the Aurora and his readers,
does not exist: His quotations say We
were unwilling to so to war whilst there
was prospect of settling our differ
ynccs by negotiation. Such is our SEN
timent now; and for that purpose we
have sent dispatches by special mes
senger to our ministers in England, and
should the British comply with our JUS
tihablc and righteous demands, we shall
have no war. Nor does the " Federal
Isl" believe we court il. His quotations
also say, that less than actual invasion is
insufficient to cause war. And who viii
say We have not been invaded, when our
citizens have been murdered within our
jurisdiction, by a regular attack from
British national force ? 1t IS not neCcs-
aarV, TO constitute invasion, that our ca
pitaI should be taken. And sJiil we arc
not FOR war, if honorable PREPARATION is
made. War has no charms now, more
than it had formerly but We know the
proVOCation IS greater. The former &C
caaion to which the "Fcderalist' aiudes,
is no ways analogous to the present. The
British were then the first aggressors.
Scarcely a vessel came within their
reach, which they did not capture under
their then new doctrine of the RICH. Of
search. The French demonstrated a
gainst our indirectly aiding their enemy,
by oonniying At their strengthening
themselves by our men and merchan-
die, and announced 70 our government
that they would treat us as we suffered
ourselves 10 be treated by the British.
The result was, that between the French
and English, our comm cree vas nearly
annihilated. Scarcely a ship escaped
the fangs of one OF other Of the nations.
The then administration thought the
Anger Of heaven pointed at war with
France. Numbers thought,if it pointed
at all, 1t pointed at the first aggrcssor,
but believed negotiation might succeed
with bolh which in the end proved TO
be the iac. With q view to further
experiment IN the way Of negotiation.
the Eesolutons quoted by the " Federal
lst,' declare thJt" war - IN evil Of mo-
~ aud poiitica, maGritul,. to an extent
,u,or-- ..,t.ai.1s l-r }..,.,,.., Co.,. L. -
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CHiILIcOrHr, Oct. g.

A right to decide upon thu constltu@
tionaIitv Of inc acts Of the state lcglsla-
cure, was last winter assumed by the
cour. Of common pleas Of Jefferson
county, in which so much of the act OF
the legislature as gives justices Of the
peace jurisdiction il sums exceeding 20
dollars, WAS declared unconstitutional
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smelling incense when win thy reign
cease ? Ohye votaries Of this MoIocb.
We abettors Of murder and bloodshed
remember that that day will assuredlv
come, when YOU will know, whether yoA
are to frame your actions by the laws Of
honour, Or the laws of God.
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y Boston. Oct. 10.

BOSTON, OCt. 10.
Arrivals atvarious ports from France.
bring Paris papers TO the list of Septem-
Der.
l hey do not announce any political
event of magnitude. In Paris every
thing gave place to festiyity and reioic-
cing-military, civil and ecclesiastical
parade, pomp and procession King
making and duke-creating, 'tto give"
says BonaParte to his subject Legisla-
tors, "a new eclat to my most distin-
guished subjects and to honour great
services by great recompenses." Very
littlc mention is made Of an invasion OF
England less on the affairs Of Denmark;
and nothing but culogy on the new
Russian Alexander the Great. A French
army still continued to menace Portu-
gal; and the siege Of Stralsund occupied
she energies Of Marshal Brune.-The
little garrison of this fortress, only 5000
strong, continued to bid defiance TO those
French troops which had FRUSTRATED the
greater part of Europe a. their lcet -
Another sOrtic was made on the oh Of
August: battle ensucd, and both sides
suffered severely.---I'he garrison had
been reinforced by troops from the in
terror of Sweden.
We find very little mention made Of
American affairs III the French papers.
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pH1AADRLPHIA, Oct. IS.

We understand tbir Gen. John Shee
hes been appointed collector of the Gus
toms for the port OF Philadelphia, in the
place Of Cen. Niull-nberg, deceased.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-03

the imperial Family placed at the head OF
her government, her immenfe refources will
he compleatly fuhjeeled to the con,roul of
France. Under fuzh circumstances isit pro.
bable that Rnfiia will prefnme In isnd her
armies into the beSrt of Europe, when a
non forinidahie power is rncnacing her own
frontier! VIII he afpire TO form new coali;i-
ons againf France, when France has 1roviaee
ia reality placed at her very door, and pre-
pared the very frlt movement DE makes, to
diipatch her armies acrofq the Dwina, or to
intercept the Kufiian force on its journey. 1t
VIII be long time too, before Rufiia can rx-
peet the cooperation of Poland in any of her
mad coalitions. Years will elapGe before the
roles Will forget The Recruitment which thew
reel tor their oppretiocs and that !eutiuent
VIII Only expire, TO be fucceeded BY the ani-
mohtieS OF political jeaOuiy ana naiional rival
ny.
He may alto require o. RufIia not only the fur
render OF her department ~ Poland, but OF G.
very conquet which the has made from the
Turks. lie may compel her to retreat from
the banks Of the Big, to her ancient frontier
on the banks the Dneper.
Thus eucrcted by Poland on the N. bv the
League OF the Rhine on the w. and by Isly
and pa'ma'ia on the S. 1fgR,ia can no longer
dare to raIie the tandardofoppulitio TO France.
turkey VIII not only be che cked hv his arms
in Dalmatia; but will pryltnt him with an eafy
prey, as his increa!ius itrength in that quarter
will enable him TO extend his iucccfs;ve en-
croachments on her territory.
he kiug OF Prniiia will De reduced within
the narrow limits of Frulia Proper, or the he-
rcditary domains Of the Houie Of Brandenherg
And Rniiia will be srr,Hed IN her def,
upon the w. of Europe, by The more ftrong-
iy organized power of Turkey on the S. or The
new empire of Poland on the w.
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SENATE OF THE u. STATES.
FEBRUARY 10.

Dr. LOGAN obferved, that he had for loule time
viewed with anxiety the continued deprsdstiuns COM
mtted on the commerce ofthe United States by the
beiiisercnt powers of Europe, by which our mercan-
tile capital had iufered lois Of millions and our ma
tionsl character degraded He conidered this la
nentable fituation of commerce to ars from the
Bounty in the form of drawback given by government
to encourage the carrying trade, by which our
chants were led into unneceary conflicts with foreign
natons-He therefore moved thatIa committee be APP
pointed to eoniideI the propriety orepealng 70 much
OF any act as allows draw back of duties on goods,
wares and merchandise exported of the United
States and that iuc committee be inllruaed to re-
port by oil or otherwfe,
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March 8.

To btod to tie LigbsP bidder, on t1e s,eui5s on Turf
day The iob Of NTareb next, qgyeeably 10 s5e xgN Of
Lyae Sbaeftyor}, dse'd.
NHREE hundred and feysnty acres Of LAND.
L lying in the upper part of Mathews County
p'eai'ntiy iuated on the Pienkaant River, communal
ing an eNtenfive view Of the Cheiareak, and aFrd-
"S inc met Eth and Oyfers in abundance. The
Land is of good quality, lies level, is well ,y,,erJ
ana the form almoh a regular fquare, two fides If
~h'eh care bounded by the river and Hayipsb,.
r'sf, - that one half of the Land may be faid 70
's tncloied by water. The improvements are COM.
m"e,ous Dwelling Houfe two tory high. Kitchen.
smoke Houfe, 0verfeers Houte, Barn, &c. vrry
h-nilome young Apple Orchard of about four bu1.
bred trees of wellfelected fruit
Twelve months credit will be allowed the n,rrb,-
Ter on giving bond with approved feeurisy to carr,
Interet from the date which fhall be RENTED on
Puntlual payment.
WM. CHAMBERLAIN. Frrr
n b. Any perion wiihng 70 view the above. v,;rl
apply to Mr. Spark reGdiug the Land.
March 3. ar
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Ietter8

RETAINING IN TIE posT.orricr, RICH
MoSD, VIRGINIA, FEBRUARY %, 1902
WHICH HAVE ROT ALxsApy sEEN AD-
yERrISsD.
-&A%$$$4--
A-Bourde, ST. Aabn. lanes Allen, lohn A,,sen.
B'--George Baekus, Mr.. Beard, William Bail, lame,
c. Braddy, John Bennett, William Rran,e, r ebert
Bakey, William Breeder, William Bennett c. A
H. Bradford, Francis Branch, NIouir Pole Bin
sTyg, James Braud Mrs. Fanny Berfon.
C.-John b. Ciopton, Samuel Coleman, William
Call, Aieph Chandler, Mrs Le;cia Crump, WIZ
liam Cumming, Charles L. Carter. Elias Garner
Charles Crenihaw, James Carter, John CsulGeld,
James Clarke, Edward Collier, George Carton,
jane Caiiens, John Clarke, Richard Cooke, John
Corlon, Capt John Craddock.
u Jonah Dyle, Theodorus Doyle, George Dunn,
Chrittian i'ili, John Davis Waller Dunn, E A.
Dsvidion, Abraham Dill, Capt D. Denieke, Bart
le,e Davis.
E.--Aia Emanuel John Earl S Emanuel, Finch
kverage, Hezekish En1berion DE-. Geo. Evans.
Samuel Elfun, Thomas Edwards, Rachel ElEfon
f--Wil'iam Foif, William Fucher, Jackion Frayfer,
William Flemnring.
G-Jahn Guerrant, Ja,es II Gordon. John GUY
Charles Ghequier Mrs. E. Green, William CS-
bon Peggy Geddy, Edmund Grady, Mrs May
Green.
H-Mathew HenderCon, Ichu Holman. lanes fIar-
r.on, Mrs. Francis Harris. Ioleph Henderlon, Da-
mel +. Harwood, George HarGon, Harry Freth,
Hezekiah Hen'y, James Huron, Samuel Harrifon,
DAVID t19.Y, or lanes Holiaway, William Harris, Sspe
J-Thomas A. c. Jones, John Jordon
K--Afpata Knight.
George Linfey, Menrs Luke & Co Iobn 9
Lee, or VIM. K. Lee, Jofcph Lord Nils Pail,
Love, Mrs. Ann Lee, Wiltfhire NJ Lewis, Capt
M Lea, Capt. Atijah Luce.
M.-William Mills, Milf Eliza MORGAN. p. Af'N1ar,
Thomas Matthias, Mrs. M. Nfurden Samuel G.
Marion lohn Maion Mfs c. Morris, Thomas
p Miller, Thomas Maui, II. Molbv, Hugh Maj
fe JoiePh Merriek, Capt Peter Manifold
N-Francis Nugrin, Joeph Noble Peter Mellon.
Edmond Northan, Eliha Nesle.
O.--Wiiliam Oden.
P-Davii Peters, Charles PerceI. Mr.. @ p,,1 G.
muel Potter s, Co. John Potts, BENJAMIN Pollard.
Andrew Peery, Mrs. Pickering, Mrs. Pattelon,
Can't. Thomas Pryor.
Q.--William II. Ouarles.
R.--Mifs Anaky Reddic, VIM. .Rofe, fenr, Tobn
Roy tier, Capt. Ro. Robiufon.
S.-George w. sweeney, Mrs F. Smith. Tob, S,ot..
ley, Peyton Southa Rtifs Harriet Sawyers D-n.
min Shackete, Mrs. Ann Syduor Thoma, Shear
lock, Mrs. Antony Shelton, VIM. Strange. VIM.
SCevenion, Capt VIM. Saunders, Charles scbsF
Capt Francis Smith, James Smith, Capt. David
Saunders.
T,--George Todd, John Turner John Tinceley, Col.
Johu Thornton, Beverly Turpin. Johu Tavlor
Mrs. Amelia Tavlor Capt. VIM Trabue.
V-NIadarre Vertla, lanes YoasiL
View Yale, Peter Yeaman.
W-Mrs. Wagaman, iiaac WebGer, Tohn B VIM.
lohua Walker, Edmund Wabaer, Thomas Wat,
ion Mrs. Sarah Woodward Thomas Wan. MFG
Eliza d Wiamfon, Mrs Suianna Wora.v MI.
ney Williamfon, MAR Thomas Ward, Trbn T.
Wills, Apn Williams, John Spotfwood VI Mora
Sanlue Wright, Edward Walford, Robt W.
Thomas Warrell, Charles Wills.
NJ. VANDEWAIL,
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being more advantageous to the defendants,
who are intereted N the trais land &c advert(ed
IN the Ian page OF this paper, that they uud be fold
on credit than for cath & the plaintiffs by their coun
eel, having aHented TO fale on credit, ne, came oil, g..
accordingly fold credit The lands ill Re laid off for
iaie in the manner which nall f.em mott beneficial
One fourth of the Purchafe money is to be raid down
IN cath; one half of the ren,snng three fourtbs in
fix months from the day of fae, and the BALANCE +,
nine months from the fame period The couvcyanoea
10 the purehaiers are not to be made, until the whole
amount of their REFLECTIVE purchafss mall be dcba,g-
ed. The Goochand lands will be fold at Coocbata
courthouie on the court day thereof in the month 81
April next TO wit, on the third Monday, being ,bs
Goth day of April
WILLIAM BERKLEY,7
JOSIAH ELLIS, Commifli-
VIM. MANN, onels.
March 8.
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main pillars of his enterprise nor that he
mould have been extremely alarmed ard com.
Pieteiy crven from his enterprise by the evi.
dent alteration which leemed 10 have ,a;.sn
place in Wilkinfon's condud. His ar,et of
Swsrtwout and Bollman at New Orleans. and
hls pubic denunciations of a. Burc, niuN have
completely convinced Burr, that he was to
expect Rsthing but oppolition from the man,
10 "hom he bad locked up for nothing but CO.
operation.
Under iuch circuma lnces, Burr's beG policy
could not politely efcape him. Ii would have
oSeh ufin'ty IN him to have gore on with an
eh'erPre, IN which he had Oft the principal
acconphce he had expected, and TO which the
Puhhc vigilance was & widely excited. that the.
voice ct the whole country was at his heels.
Wh't could he better do, thew. than foftIy
lnea& away from the boli en- erur e he had pro
jecied, and e' up Tome lefs obnoxious fcneme as
the only OBJECT of all his plans and all hi, re-
pardtIors! This VA DteCiie.y the very ccu,f-.
winch had been PrtG,GlCd from the ou,ict t-.st
ne won q take. II was thy vcry cputf.. which
ne had dehGna,ed for himi,f when he neld
forth the fetilcment OF BlGrop'e grant. Should
he find that it was neither poiiihle f,r INN tn
d'ite'er The federal unicu nor 10 cree an en-.
Pre- IN Lou'haua; nor conquer Mcxlcn - We
ra-CruZ; why-hc has determined tA.t the
hdTmieis lei;ICmsEt ot = trad of laud ihDuid be.
The refuge through which he MAS to ef:ape from
al his difficulties.
Let rs 'hen beware, how He f3ften down our
OPINION of \, Bur, ny the Granse .ircur,Gpn,es
which at prei. ut iurrpund this myGtrous bu
hncis. If \. Burr be Greatly IN inno.ent man,
Ne VIII pretent the m"a aHoniilling political
phenomeaon viii hthe wa,l have ever tsbed
But if he really IS gully y, LET us not fIfer the
ju9 recruitment which we houd feel for his vi.
ces. 20 be foftcntd down
E''he' by the oondud Of @ n. Wikinr,n:
Or by h'a own CAUTIOUS ana @ clyrel, ql;il-
menI ot be ncfarious enterpr;ie, whi.h he
had commencct.
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FIVE DOLLARS RFwApD

; AF-AwAY from tic Sublcriber. On e,,r,.,, -. :,
18th OF laa renth, Charles Aila.rl an ~
prentice, very bright ruatto, about fevepte , ya,
Of age five feet eight nine inches high his b,
1'rF' and much rsifsr than muiatoes genersil, arc
ne mas firm countenance when ipoken TO. lie hai
on when he eloPed, fmsll new fur hat, lborr
brown coat and waittcoat aid Grabbed rsnt,losp.
the feat Pieced with datre,if eo,g7 he ,1rr;sd III,
nun cloths made Of Virginia cloth and i, is probs.
ne val ihft himieif he understands hewip0 and s,.
ing and making coSrfe hioes think he viii r.,
10" the IAN mentioned bufiucG have rear,,s o.
'uPPo'e he 10 with nIuatto named Jufeph Coop.,
wnn IS very good hoemakgr and that trey viii di.
81 the,r rou'e TO Wiarfburg. ANY psrfoo as,
pretending flid apprentice and frclrirg Kin, ~ 80
10 hat get him again, hall receive IN. sbovs re-
"'7a, aaJ y Delivered 60 me in Louirl County (Ysa.
eeJVNe), all reaionahs charges paid.
90, jas. TOPNSEP.
''''FI1 "iiiEg asi@l.i . &c. Il
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TUESDAY, February "a.

The bill providing for fortifyng the ports
and harbors ofthe u. S. and for building gun
boats, and the bill in addition to the act emit.
tied, anaet supplementary to the at1 entitled,
an act making provifion for the redemption
OF the whole of the puoc debt of the u. s.
were read a third time End pafied.
The greater part of the day was taken up in
contiderins the bill for altering and eftabliGling
poa roads.
A more detailed ftatemeut hereafter
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FRIDAY. Feb. 90.


The HOufe ref1lved titlf into a committee OF
the whole, Mr. EAssET in the chair, on the bill
relpecting the claims to land in the territories of
LouitIana and Orleans.
Several amendments were made when the
committee rofe and reported the bill, which was
ordered TO a third reading tomorrow.
The bill supplementary to the ACT relative to
grants of land to refugees from Nova Scotia,
&c. was paiied through committee Of the
whole, and ordered to a third reading.
The Houic reiolved i,feif into committee of
the whoe-Mr. GREGG in the chair-on the
bill 10 punifh frauds committed ON the Bank of
the u. S.
After fome amendment, the committee rofe
and reported the bill, which was ordered to a
third reading to morrow.
The motion made by Mr.. J. Clay, to make
certain additions to the itandng rules of the
Hou(e, was taken into confederation.
After much ditcuiIion, and fOme amendment
the Houie adjourned al late hour without pat
flag final vote on it.
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~ NOTICE.

Il Ii thofe indebted to the EHate of the late
L a CHAsLEs PorIEK, decesGrd, are rrquefted to
make payment; aun all ,hefe having claims againR
the iild EHate dsird bring them forward for
sdjuhmcnt to Mr.. JoHN Fosr4s, Richmond, Mr..
ROBERT CmRIsrY, Philsdelg MIA, or 70
THOMAS ALLAN, HJsI'y.
March 9. q,
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was full, as the committee on public lands
would find msch occupation in the bin Iaf re-
terred TO them, he moved that they ihould be
d'ichareed from the further confederation ofthe
former bill, With view oe having il rcferycd
to committee of the whole Hnu!e.
Il motion TO adjourn having been made and
carried, no queiiion was taken on MIR. Ran
dolph's motion.
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The Briti6 7,r~0.r hsd not arrived, when we
received the u ell accounts from oar iea-ports.
the Oliver E.iwor'h was detained 81 honrs in
London but the dilp1tches were not pnt nm
board before 'he iAcd.-As this treaty. NAV
be every moment expected; rs C0ncref can
no. continue IT'S leih N beyond Q O'Clock this
ni,st; ana rs it is Of the uimoh in,portance
that the treaty ibOuid hr ratified and is ron
tents known as ioon as poiih,e I've prrt, me.
that the Proficient viii convene the ienate Inv
PROCLAMATION, or the 4ih ,uh. the very dav ,f-
ter the adjournment OF Cong,eis.
According To the london papers, the con-.
tents ot the treaty are 10 oe concealed. until
the two countries iiiall have mutus;'y rxchang
ed heir raut atIons-It will be mpoflihIe for
us, therefore, to nnderIand its nrnvfions fn,
fryeral weeks bu, VI We NAV Judge from the
traufent paragraphs Of he London papers
We may be permjre' 10 form the higheg
hopes of its beng c1iC ullted Tor the iu,errit O.
cnroouutiY. The Prints oppof.d 10 n. f.
g.,l Tinary already begin to d,uoun.e !,
becauie ii con;aine important coqfeG;9., in orr
favor. They particularly ahyrt that il aeap.
dons the rule IF var in 1856 or in Other
words, that it opens the coioaial frade,o us
But from tuch "a administration as The 1refr.,
and from tuch minRer rs Monroe, how con,d
lets have been expected?
This treaty will probably differ from Mr.
jays in two important points: ia The G;nu
laiions which are embraced by 10th, and thrf-
IN which JAYS treaty was perfectly iIrnt. A
mong the iait was this queltion OF colonial trad..
and the important principle of mprsfIIncnt I:
on neither OF which points, nothwithRap,ii1.,
all the ridiculous culoeiums which it received
from the federaits, did it contain (ineIe Dr,-
vlion in our favour.--f therefore beGdes &C..
curlug the rights, which were expressly aban
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