Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-30

:ootv in the mOdc Wil5cll L nave iuiieS aaa S1..-
ssrsIy desired.
ISgsed JAMES MONROE.
TO MR. CANNING.
PORTLAND PLACE, Ociober 3, 1897.
NJ Monroe presents MS compliments -
-. Canning, and requests that nc viii be SO
~ 10 inform him, whether it is intenti--
81 that the minister wnon his majesty pro-
~ so,es 10 send 10 the government OF the U. s,
sS,l be empoyed in special mission without
Zinc any connection lima edlate or eventual
WITH the ordinary legation. Mr.. Monroe has
;Dieyrea from Mr. Canning's aote, that the
Mission, will be OF the special nature above
gssc;bed. but he will be much obiisedto Mr..
Ginning, to inform him, whether he has ta-
hen correct view of the measure. Mr.,
Monroe would also be happy to know of Mr..
Ca1niDg at what time it Is expected the MI
Mister viii sail for the u. S. Mr. Canning
vtlbe sensible that Mr.. Monroe,s motive Ii
reoucsting this Information, iss tEat he may
Re enabled to communicate it without delay to
his governments, the propriety of whicA, he
IS persuaded Mr. Canning will readily admit
Mr.. Monroe requests Mr.. Canning to ae-
| tept the assurance of his high consideration.
lae rga h6a Geo Coming, &c.
FROM Mr.. CANNING.
Forsiga QI5ce, 0ctlo, 1907.
MI Canning presents his compliments to
Ms,Morroe; ana in acknowledging the ho-
10; Of his note Of Yesterday has great pleasure
nasaring hi.a chat he is at ali times readyso
aAgcr any enquiries to which Mr.. Monroe
attaches any importance, and which il is ii
MIR Canhins's power to answer with preci-
sion, Without public Inconvenience. But it's
noliD MI, o&aniag's power to statewith con-.
h-cnce what may be the eutatpai determine
hon OF his majesty IN respect TO the pergna-
rent mission in America. Tie mission OF
TIE minister whom his majesty is now about
Usend, viii certainly be limited, in the first
t''asce, to TIE discussion Of the question Of
tie Chesapeake.
mIPLIcATE,
Lando@, octo5sr 10, 1907.
SIR
lliave the honor to transmit vou BY Or.
iuaas, a copy Of my correspondence with
Mf' Canning On tie subject which was COM
%i!sd 70 nay care, 5y your letter ofthe 9Th Of
last. You viii find by IL, that the pres
sue which has been made On this govern.
nsnt IN obedience 20 the inssru>tioa contain
anthat letter, hes terminated In q decision
senda minlste. to the U, S. TO adjust the
asiasss there Whist Tie powers Of that mi
Ester wv De wfethsrAis is intended to con-
lae them to the soie object OF re?arstion for
u'e special outrage, or TO extend them, III case
me proposed separation ofstll from the Sc
a'th TOPIC Of i.ipressment IS admitted, to the
.ser oolect ii Is not il my power TO state
~, eapaing has given me 10 Information OF
Wal head In conference, and his note is no
9plch omit. Il states that the minister wht
%sl DC sent to the United States. to bring th'
uspae relative 20 tie attack on the Ciesa
PsaAe to conclusion, Shall not be einpowere
eniertaln, as. connected with that subject,
N Proposition respecting the search OF mer
snNul Sesseis--a presumption is authorize
~ eaose terms, that the minister VIII hay
Nser 70 treat oA the general topics after tn
Il s'~l 01e AS>~SgYaage0. But it Is possibi
lhaS PRESUMPTION may have been raise
sfJ9ome other fpIpose, or that the term
eoasscSclted II, wSce introduced merely. t
~ SonSOedt.o Wea Mat Nc nilsson should b
lI peaEo TIE special object.
"a adPcnafge. qfNtAis delicate ard in
ai6re a rus, | taought that Isaoa;d be alb
nen;ns seeaally to promote It's object, by
sAce, s n subject to Mr., Canning in confe
Il pde t.l af y an official note. as the At,
'idenrRv y my government, which was {
ays,,. 9ppored by the whole nation, w
aSbie impressive nature, it seemed pr
mind bernn the teverist state of the publ
siaton ~ regard to us, that tcne ofco
cue. W. winch should not weaken he pre-
saios" 0uld be more likely 10 succeed in .
aud pss ue reparation desired, than an oinci
aoA, Lap'ory demand. Under this impre
hing, tho p several conferences with MIR Ca
endeayoS substance of which. ii e2ch, ] Wi