The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-10
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GEORGE r.

George the third, by the grace of God,
of the United Kingdom of Great-Britain and
ireland, king, defender of the faith, duke of
Brunswick and Lunenburgh, arch-treasurer,
and prince elector of the Holy Roman En-
pire, &c. &c.
TO all and singular to svIom these firesfnts
shall come, GREETINo:
Whereas for the better treating Of and
arranging certain subjects now in discussi-
ON between us and our good friends the Uni
ted States of America, the President of the
United States, with the consent and by the
authority of the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives of the said United States, has no.
! minated, constituted and appointed James
Monroe, esq. and William Pinkney, esq.
Acoromissioners extraordinary, toconduct the
said discussion on behalf of the said United
States: and we reposing especial trust and
confidence in the wisdom, loyalty, diligence
and cirCufnspcction of our right trusty anG
well beloved councillor Henry Richard Lord
Holland, and our right trusty and well be-
loved councillor William Lord Auckland,
have nominated, constituted and appointed,
and by these presents do nominate, consti-
tute and appoint them our true, certain and
undoubted commissioners, procurators and
Observation-Disclosures, giving to them all and all
manner of faculty, power and authority, to-
yether with general as well as with special
orders. ESQ as the general do not derosate
from the special, nor on the contrary for
us and in our name, to meet, confer, treat
and conclude with the said James Monroe
and William Pinkney, being duly furnished
with sufficient powers on the part OF our said
good friends the United States of America,
of and concerning all such matters and
things as may be requisite and necessary for
accomplishing and completing the several
ends and purposes herein before adverted to,
and of and concerning all such matters and
Things as NAV tend to the mutual interests
and advantage of our subjects or dominions
and of those of our said good friends, and to
the promotingSl maintaining mutual friend
ship, good understanding and intercourse
between our sub ects or dominions, and
those of our said good friends, and for us,
and in our name to sign all such article or
articles, or other instruments whatsoever,
3srnay be agreed upon between the said pie
nipotentiaries, and mutually to deliver and
receive the same in exchange; and to do
and perform all such other acts, matters
and things, as nay be any wise proper and
conducive to the purposes above adverted
TO. in as full and ample manner, and with
fhe like validity and effect, as we ourself, if
we were present, could do and perform the
same, engaging and promising on our royal
word, that we will accept, ratify * confirm
all such acts, matters ard things as shall be
so transacted and concludedby our aforesaid
commissioners, procurators and plenipoten-
tiaries, and that we will never suffer any
person to violate the game in the whole or
in part to act contrary thereto. In testimo-
nv and confirmation of all which, we have
caused our great seal of our united kingdom
of Great Britain and Ireland to be affixed to
these presents, signed with our. royal hand.
Given at our court at St. James's, the TWEEN
seth day Of August, in the year of our Lord
..,.i.t hnp ahd a. uhI rs
our reign the forty si%th.