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!, 1900 r;or aynsarancc Of seeking to accom-
.nodate mr. 5ifiErences, he secretly enaeaYof-
81 - r,or,oie them. He is termed at sne
idea of ) war with France, and ne knew aala'
49, ,r,..,..t proyocation which could oe gwen
TO Buonaparte would be treaty "aea LIP
land. ~. p..s;,,e,t All
vanced pretensions, which, whether !us.,oI
nn;ust. he knew would never DC suoIns1'eueo
bv fbe ministry Of England. AS the SINE
or. NON Of a treaty, he required an article .l.
,vb;ch would have annihilated the mafluln ~
rover mon which the safety Of Great Britain
55snends Gould it then be expected, thae
och : condition would be accepted o., =. ~
:, 90 essential 10 their interests, thar We vac
rashly engage in war for Its at'alnins. "
= az rxTERM1NATIoN Great Britain mas
vna;ntained the right of search ior BAH q. cen
t,,rv France has done the same; and az Inc
nerfra, nations of Eugope has suhIr isted ----
President Washington would not oppose u a.
the hazard of war. He undoubtedly iamented
i as an evil consequent upon tie eSlsuhs
state The civilized world; but ne was per-
fcctly conscious, that the lime was not expe-
,l;eni for an attempt to alter the maritime law
Of nations in this respect The most enlight-
ened statesmen have assented to the wisdom
of his conduct, declaring that such difficult
and intricate points Of negotiation should be
deferred until Europe became more setled
and tranquil.
Such is not the policy Of Mr.. Jefferson.
He is willing to plunge the nation N a war, IL
nursuit of an object which he knows TO be m
sttainable. At every hazard to this country
he INDUCES his personal antiPashles anu pre-
di,ec,ions.
It is beyond our purpose az tl.is time to en-
tor INTO full discussion OF this mater we
~i--~a. present to our readers series
ofpapers, in which ihe llnprepyicly OF reject
ing the treaty and the destructive consequent
ces Of war with England Will lie fully exa-
mined.
1t is certainly easy ct demonstration that
the destructive embargo, which has annihi-
.atesi the cn1merce of our country, and ali
The train Of evils and suftr:Egs which follow
with it, have been induced by the con;Imcli-
ous rejection of tire treaty and mean and
Sastaldly submission to French insolence and
outrage
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From the Baltimore Fedora R.hatAfen.


America is on high ground: The exist.
cree Of the British government now rests Oh
US Her life, which Ey Ter crimes she has
forfeited. is rcw in our hands, and She is
ceraPl.selyet oar mercy il is in the power
Of the present administration to immoitalizc
their names, and bring upon their memory
the blessing of unborn millions.
.11aerfcan.
Il is upon such crazy sreculstions, m!ich
haunt the inaginaticn OF political ianasics, that
the present POLICY of administrators is found
ed. When the last treaty, hich With great
difficulty Was obtained by our ministers Iii
England, was cnntureliouIy rejected by MIR.
jefferson, the most ridiculous ideas were Cir
culated of Great Britain's supposed depend
cnce upon this couutrys Were these IDEAS
confined to speculation, We should surely pa
ty the folly in which they were eneende red.
but being adopted ss a rule of action, they
have led 10 events whose mournful consc-
quences convert our pity into alarm and de-
testation. IT has been asserted by the hum
bic admirers of MIR Jefferson, that the mis-
tress OF the ocean held her existence as tenant
at will to our President. Under such an ex-
pectation, the extraSagant folly of which is
un1vsiteu III the aiuaiS o. l'oauCai fisioHa--
ries, England was to sink in a contest to
which her resources were inadequate. But
fortunately for the independence of those few
countries which have not been ingulphcd IN
the vortex Of Gallo tyranny, the resources
Of England are not so easily exhausted.
Governed by the opinions above mentioned,
and giving full scope to mean and malig-
nant hatred, our nnsaunted President refused
20 meet England upon any terms but those
The most disgraceful to her honor and detri-
lpensal to her interests. Artfnlly preserving
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pertinent amongst us, we esteem md respect

pertinent amongst us, we esteem md respect
them.
4 We have now only to add, t!.st we have
ever been true. < faithful to the state OF Yer.
mont, that we have ever supported the coa,
stitution Of the United States .thatwe ever
have, and eyer will, with becoming free
dom, express our sentiments of pubic men
and Of pubic measures and that we VIII,
whenever we conceive that our duty re.
CURES it, drag from their lurking places, the
insidious workers Of political iniquity, aid
place before the bar of public censure ard
contempt, the infamous revilers of true and
loyal citizens. In this work, our tongues
ard cur pens may with p1opriey be employ.
e1-cur swords are reserved Tor the orsa
enemies of our country and taey never
shall be drawn in opposition % the govern.
ment Of eur choice.
In confirmation of these sentiments aud
these determinations, we have hcreunto IN
dividually and officially subscribed, this 18th
day Of June, 1905.
Resolped, That this convention do ACCEPT
the report OF their committee, aud that it Be
printed in the 81. aHans Aausscr, with
request to theseveral printers Throughout the
United States, to publish the same IN their
respective papers.
(Sisned)
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FROM The ST. III BINS ADVISER.

Ate general convention Of the commission
ed officers OF the third brigade in the third
division OF militia of Vermont, June II,
1903.
Rese}rea, That the situation Of this bri-
gaze requires an address, to the public, stat
ing the abuses and inoilnitius which tlry
have received from ul,iou1ded charges ct
.nsulrection, bribery, &c. and from recent
military measures, by which the officers and
soldier. of this brigade have been publicly
denounced as n'l7vosthy Of pziti;c confidence
oy pt,5lic en- 'onmert.
Pcso!peo, 'iiaat colonel Bradley Barlow,
major Zeral WSillcby, MAJOR Carter Hic-
kok, captain Abner Morton and lieut.. Jc-
seph Beenan, Jun. be committee to draft
such address.
TIE convention then adjourned for one
hour, at the expiration Of which time, the
coamittce made the following REPORT:
TO TIE PUBIC.
THIS address is dictated neither, BY roli-
tel or party motives, mol BY Disposition
tolenore. Sc the popular jealousy, which at
the present alarming CRISIS IS SO generally
felt, but by a sincere desire to manifest to
the world that We and Cur sofeieYs everkave
been, now are, ed viii continue tc be,
prompt in obedierce to the laws OF Cur cc,r-
try, faithful in lis service, ard proud Ct
standing iniyoqtof its defence, That such
are our sert'nseras, ard such Cur Getermi-
nations, We trust is sufficiently evident from
cur past conduct; and We now, as men, IS
eitizers, as soAai;cys, hold ourselves iplesdi-
ness for the public service. Yet for III this
cur reward IS indiscrinlinate abuse and III
qualified rerroach.
Itappears that on the first Of Ari;l last The
collector Of Albureh officially received the
non-irtercoulse law passed BY congress on
the 18th Of l;Ia,eh last; that en- the same
day he addressed a letter &C Mr.. Secretary
Cahatln, stating, that having corsulted cer-
tam law characters On the subject, it was
thGaeht impossible to execute that law " It'll
cut military fierce. Out of this letter, it
seems, grew the presidents proclamation,
BY which the peaceable and Quiet citizens Of
this frontier section Of the union, were
trar stc1med into ccrsplrstors, Insurgents
End relels, against tie laws Of their eoun-
Try.
In consequence Of this proclamation, or
ders were IN mediately issued by the captain
general OF this state, for detachment of
militia from the first regiment in this bri-
gade, to be stationed at Windmill Point.
dorthe 0stensitles purpose Of reducing to law
and order, our misrePresented and degraded
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LEVI HOUSE,
B,igodier- Genera.
ABNER MORTON,

lsa-au-Camb.
And by txo lieutenant-colorels, 6 majors,
e3captains, 10 ,,eutenants, IS ensisEs, . sol.
nets, 8 adjutants, and 2surgeons.
From tie Ne1v 1erk Gazette.
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LEWIS AND CLARK..S
NIP OF NORTH ..ASIEllIC.d.

From longitude 50 west, to the Pacific Ocean
and between $50 and $50 north latitude
with extensive Marginal Notes. Dimensi
ons five feet eight inches BY three feet ten
inches.
EMRRAcISc al their late discoveries, afe
that pat Of the contineat heretofore the least
known. This map will be complied from the
best nas.,s now extant, as we'll published as III
manuscript, from the collective information
Of the best informed travellers through the
various portions Of that region, and cerrecten
by series of,several hundred celestial obser-
vations, made by Captain Lewis during his
late 1tour.
FoR the convenience ef subscribers, these
several works will be delivered at tie most
respectable commercial towns, and at thescats
of government Of the .respectite states and
territories within the Union no advance il
required, nor will payment be demanded un
til such delivery is made.
HE price Of part the first, in two vols.
viii be ten dollars, and that of part the Sc
c-and, In ene volume, eleven dollars, delivered
III boards. Price of the Map, ten dollars.
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Philadelphia, June ;. lAus.zsl
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PROSPECTUS
LEWIS AND CLARK'S TOUR
TO IRE
PACIFIC OCEAN,

THROUGH
The INTERIOR OF THE CONTINENT OF
NORTH AMERICA,
Performed By orde1.>Qf tie Government 81 tie
United States,
! During the years So4, l8o5,vand 1906. e
1'HIs work will be prepared BY Capt. 4Me'7-
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parts, the whole comprized in three volumes
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FIVE hundred each, plintcdon good paper, and
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THrs distributions Of the work has been
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shape, that all persons wishing to become sub
scribers, may accommodate themselves with
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shall be most convenient to themselves.
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ROBER # GRAY,
: has Just received and for Sale,
The following BOOKS,

he following .BOOAo,
The American Register, or General Kepo-
STORY Of History, Politics, and Science, Tor
1867. Vol. lst. Price SIS IS.
Memoirs of illustrions and celebrated Wo-
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ST so.
The Father and Daughter, a Tale. By
Mrs. Opie, author of Simple Tales. Price
81 and halfcents.
stuldfera Nayis the Modern Ship of Fools:
a new ,ltiricsI work. Price 81 IS
Geographical Compilatioa,. 2 vol. Price 50
so.
Ladies and gentlemans' Pocket Alnaanack,
for the year 1903, in Morocco and Sheep;
Binding. Price 81 IS, and IS cents.
Cavalry Discipline. Price 81 and hait cts.
r Doctor Recess New Cyclopaedia. Vol.
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BY the next arrival from Philadelphia.
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JONAH THOMPSON,
RICHARD VEITCH.
a French and Englisa Gazette.
r. .4a.ates.rs d, tie FeereA La,.gaege.

70 4aaateitrs Of fhe Feereh Language.
xN7E are authorised to announce TO Tue
Nv Public, and more especially 20
Americas Ladies and Gentlemen, Tor ssnolh
this new establishment isadaptedl that 4 Ofa,
ele. French and English Gazette, printed
three times week, in Charleston, 90 uth
Carolina, viii be published. daily on the ns'se
81 January, 1903. in the city.of New. lofk.
A book Of subscriPtion'is opened atthas. W -
fce and at Mr. Gadsby,s Coffee House.
Subscribers pay Nine Dgaays per shnunl'
and only Eiy6t Dollars, ifpaid ir-adsance;
The establishment VIII prove very 'senehci-
Al both 20 Amateurs and Pupils ofthe French
or English languages. .
The Editor and Proprietor Is MIR. Neg'zn,
: who's CD his way from here te New-l ORR,
sypjpg BIS s0rresfeadsnse.
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aluaplE 4 1SflsJsysy Z. -: s,sss s
ST- q Be SOLD, in four distinct lots OF To-
gether, four acres of 4 AND, contain
ing from one anda quarter acre to two acres
each, most eligibls situated without the terri
tory Of Columbia, extending in a right Inc
from Gibbon-street to Great Hunting Creek,
interesting Jefferson, Franklin, and Green
street, and bounding east and west OH Fayr
cite and Payne-stTeets.
"A plan Of the ground and furtherp particulars
may be obtained BY apPlicatlonto
James Patton.
June %. @a w.l :
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o. S C H O. O L.

a SCHOOL will be opened in WATER
n STREET ACADEMY, on Mondss next,
by trad Zson4tsoa, in which will be taught
Reading, Writing, English Grammar, Ma
thematics, the Latin and Greek Languages,
Geography, &c.
Terms Of hastruction' R reading, Writing,
English Grammar and Arithmetic, S5-La-
tn, Greek, and the higher branches, 81 so
Per quarter.
December %. DIST law
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N or &c T..

TIE subscriber having qualified as eSecu-
tor to tile estate of Col. Thomas Blackburn,
deceased, respectfully requests those who have
claims against the estate, to lodge them pro-
perly authenticated, in the hands of Robert.
i. Taylor, Of Alexandria, or John =. Peyton,
of Dumfries, attorney at law, who Will tor
ward them Immediately TO the subscriber
Those persons indebted to tie deceased,
will please make payment to either the above W
mentioned gentlemen, or
T. Blackburn.
=. Rippon Lodge, Jan s. ~ eott
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PHILADELPHIA Grand Lottery.
HIGHEST PRIZE
TIE. 81 !. THOUSAND DOLLARS.

Authorized ey an act of Tie Leg7szafre Of Fe1l's.
sylTa,ia, .for. the encouragement q
USEFUL ARTS.
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Cid St. Estcphe Medoe laret, in ~.
one dozen
A few dozen fine old frontinac
Ditto do. best wine bittes
Jamaica and Wcst-India rum
r NeW-England do.
Cogniac, Bourdcaux and Naples brand,
Holland and country gin
Schicdam gin in cases
Irish whlskey, very old
70 barrels Pennsylvania rye whiske,
CIDER in barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in TASKS
2 hogsheads HAVANA honey
Is do. choice retailing molasse,
Gunpowder
Imperial
Hyson TEAS !
Young Hyson ofoe,d asa
Hyson-Skin aeee o. l4-"
.Souchong
91Mascovado sugars, different qeali,ie,
!. Bengal white do.
4 Loaf and lump sugars, PHILADELPHIA b
tisnore and Alexandria.
Leipcr's, CARROTS, an HanliltoRs st|
in bottles and blaslders.
Macuba and rapee do.
Clover-seed, Penn. 7varrantra)
Mace; .nut,negs cloves cassia; pns'
to; pepper; ginger, race and ground;
cine pepper; refined sait-petre.
Coffee; chocolate rice pearl b2rg
London and Philadelphia mustard; BALI
salt; starch; fig blue; hotast indigo; Ga
gia and Tennessee cotton; flax; wool; nj
der; copperas alum !; birthstone; Chi |
pipes in boxes; wrapping paper and tFa
traces; led cords; leading lines temloAI
gin cases; patent shot brandywine g'n%|
der; Harvey's gunpowder, the only rslI
fish battle powder from f to treble sss-s'
chewing tobacco; best Havana segars
Muscatel and bloom raisins in boxes
Sun raisins in casks.
.Aante currants prunes SOFT sAehcu
inonds.
A few boxes excellent pickles, eachdE
dozen bottles assorted capers, olives and +
chovies, for sale by the box.
A quantity Of clean good alum salt iaIa /
Tor the fishery, sc. &c.
JAMES BACON,
1ths GROCERY SroRE, an hlng-str'e', HA
addition to lis. forAer stock, atari
A frelh Supply Of Genuine Art'la'1
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment compeh
lie nosv offers. for sale, on lis usual 3S'o
Mufcoyaao Sugars, OF sarlou'q''l
lies,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder,
Imperial, I r. u"
dyson, particuiltcS w.
Young Hyson, oal%
Iyson-Skin, and fanny -"
Souchong
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, OF a superior. quailtvl
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s7ke Price Of TseketssemH alraace-as tic drag
a5 Progresses
Note the purchaser Or holder 81 eSery<lic q
ct, will be entitlcdto 81 da''ses fasent right
for manufacturing Sage, sStaich, and tiair-f '
der from Potatoes, BY a process entlrelynew,
besides a chance of the many yaiual.e cash
prizes.
Tickets to be had at Mr..
RoBERr GRAY's Book Store, IN
alexandria; who viii be fur
nished with a regular and COR
rect lift Of every days drawing.
January z, cos'5shfeb.
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shipping, valued at
fifty dollars each, $4,000
Subject toa deduction of
fifteen per cent. dollars 2oo,ooo
4yks mast paiur5le cashTrizes, from zoos and
/ utspards 10 be determined as toAozys
Dollars
First drawn number on the. first
ten days drawing, each os
! First drawn Number on tie sac
ceedin ter days, each $50
First drawn Number on the sue
ceeding five days,each 1000
First drawn Number on the sue
ceeGing two days, each 5000
First drawn number On the last
DAYS drawipp. 10000
This Lottery will positively commence
drawing on the.a3d day of Frebrnary next, &
WILDE completedin % days at.interyals, un-
der the superintendance ofGentlemcn appoint
ed by the Governor, to whom approved secG-
rity has been given for the faithful drawing
of the Lottery agreably to the Scheme. The
numbering for the wheels has SO far progress
sed, under the direction Of Mr.. James Oel-,
lers, as to Justify fixing the day OF drawing,
The cash prizes will be paid at the bank in SO
DAYS after the conclusion of the drawing, and
the Machines and Composites rights deliver
ed to order, on payment OF the deduction as
above. Ali prizes must be demanded in one
year after the drawing, or they will be consl-
dered as forfeited after that time.
TICKETS at one Dollar and fly
Gems to be had Of 3
JAMES OELLERS,
No. i Soats Third ST. Get.
LEONARD hEEHMIE,
No. 70, North Third street.
THOMAS PETERS,
No. 81, Noytb Secoad street
&. THOMAS BEDWELL,
No 7a, No,sh T5rd.arest.
SILASf WILSON,
No. al, No,tn Irca!t75ttyeet.
1OHN SHAW,
No. az, North sseond-sh-sst..
CHARLES BlTTERS,
No. ii Aertb T,h1rd-stvest.
ISAAC CARPENTER,
No. 245, SoMa sssoad-stfect
DANIEL MI LER,
Ne. AT, North Second street.
And at the Office Of the Auro-s
IA, and Freeman's Journal.
TIE Price, of 7Tc}ketsssiA adreaceess tic drag
s ing flrogresses
Note shes purchaser o. holder Of et'eryelic q
ct, will be ent;tlcdto a s;aaisso Patent right
for manufacturing Sage, Starch, tialr-Pos :
der from Potatoes, BY a process entirely new,
besides a chance of the many. yai,al.e cash
snrizes.
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1909 sds. To consist OF machines
for opening of-cast
worsted and open
wro't woollen CLOTH
;ng into woool, valued
at one hundred dollars
each, lpatent right IN
cludcd)
i ,oos de. TO consist of rights for
manufacturing orna-
mental mouldings tor
dwelling houses and
shipping, valued at
fifty dollars each,
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TIE SuBseRIBERs

Bang desir0ns Of bringing the a6eirs 81 roe are
firm Of THOMPSON and yEITCIf, 90 a
snaf Close, 6FFER FOR SHE me fsIlox-
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m PRINTED nAII.f RY ~
SAMUEL SNOW = b.s'
fHsr tds Pl.otrlsf"''1
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n
Aoenac and Bourdeaux Brandy,
Old jamaica Spirit, for Family uSe' =,
Antigua, st. Croix, St. Vmccit'' ""'
England Ram,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
hiolasses, Wine, and Cider lAs6'7
Stoughton's Bitters, !:
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, cassia' o,o
Cayenne and black pepper, race aaa ), + III
Ginger, basket salt for cable use' l'1a iii
rice, sfsrch, fig blue, soap, naoaia' ~ O..
spcrmaccti candles, refined salt-pT ,.r,,s
indigo, alum, copperas, maadsF' O'p ~,
spinning cottor, patent shot all Sss ',s SEQ
glish and country made sunpo"ossle ,;ng
and snroakins tobacco, very oes' ''
sDacco. ,,sdi
Hamilton and Leiper's' snufi, hung
in ,oXcs. s2b
London mustard, warranted o. ~ d?
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrap r. ssysq
demijohu's, sc. &c. w. generra,Hh sys n
tiele in his line--tttie whole Of wni0u asod o.
selected with care, and viii be olA''0'
the very low est terrs,S
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-08

that the embargo in America were reno
we'd altogether, both as it respects the con-
tinent and as it att, CTS this couhti.y. and
suppose hat in this case the orders in coun-
eli were continued, would YOU resur,t. vour
shipments " No." saws MIR SELL, * /
would NOT +" What! although the embar-
80 were removed, and although there we're
hotnlnS to trlghten you in America from
trading freely 10 that country. Certainly
NOT because the orders IN council, by his
suppos'tion are to be continued, those or
aefs in Council, which are established for
the purpose of retaliation upon our enemy.
of rotor ing upon him the evils OF his own
injustice, as the orders of the 7th of Janu.
airy cIied this SORT of operation, those very
orders IN council which are made for the
pros ction or our trade, because they con.
tinne, am cut out from all traffic. What!
are you to tell us that such wetld be the
consequences OF what we, with fostering
and Jealous care, have been enacring for the
very purpose OF making your commerce
sprcut ana flourish Are you 20 ;el,us hat
those orders in council actually stop your
trade, suddenly put an end TO your com
iherce, mercilessly stub it up, though sent
down tor its protection? Most unonestion
ably, says this witness, if they continue. ]
Can trade none. ~ may send my goods to
Scotland or TO ireland o. the colonies, but
while these orders Continue in force, cam
not possibly trade to America am lock.
GO cut, cy our own government, BY those
means which 1t has devised in its wisdom
for my benefit; in its bounty, poured down
upon me 10 the number of some dozen and
nall, and IS executing with its accustoa,.
ed visour, for he encouragement OF my
commerce and navigation. 70 state what
the o,ber witnesses said upon this subject
would be exactly repeating The same words;
better oreier IN general 20 these parts of
the printed evidence OF Mr. Philips, in pa.
ges IS, 10. MIR Bell, 81, So Besides these.
the testimonies of Mr. Glennie, Mr. Mullett
and Mr. Mann, may all be referred 10 for
the purpose OF confirming this incoBtrover-
ti6ie proposition, that bat for the orders
IN council the enemy's DEGREES could nave
had no effect whatever, but TO excite our
ridicule, and # even the American enbar
so were TO be taken on your trade would
not be revived, unless hese orders are at
tns same time repealed"