Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-01

TOfnOet IN FcCuIN france u
to have Porto Rico and Cuba, ard q
free trade with south America. Other
accounts meu,ion that the queen Of Etru-
ria is, to be put IN possession Of Portugal
ne guardian to her infant ION.
Ieis said (says a London paper) that
Bonaparte has declared his intention OF
passing a Degree, according to which all
ntatrals entering French ports are to be
detained until a general peace.
From the National MieMgencsr If the
49, 23duh.-
Our readers uiA perceive by our Con-
Srr.sional journal, that a MESSAGE
soas yesterday rrceived fran the trcsi-
den,.> n D delivered TO each house a.
6om a quarter q/ter 'eLevrn. The dao's,
both Of the Senate and the hsuse, were
Immediately closed, and continued clio sed
until past 3 O'clock ,0hen an adjournment
took place.
Il large mass eTaoc"ment' ocromPany
the message tie greater bart impaired
without confidence, and the residue, on
~ - far confidential. .oc believe, as re-
hfes to opinions esbressed BY Or enter
'adned Of mep"bhc characters, which
it has not heretofore been usual to bUb-
hsh. The whole field efo"r Eneign re-
Aztians. oJar as Meybear ubon existing
differences, is dsciaSeGh3. ~ipchu4ang tie
enfire correspondence relative t. Mc
Chesapeake bet ween Mr.. Mnroe and the
British government, and ber1pren Mr..
Madison and MIR. Rose, the corres pom.
dence on u general relations with
England, and consequently thar 1ohich
gaze rise to- the trrasu signed b. u
ministers ""d 'eturned ~ the Pres;.s
6ent; 0nih or'esbondehce roiih tie
othf' beAsrrS"tpew The Documents
are - yro!umin>as thai theirreadnP
1o'H csnsnmc sevfrntdoys, 1chen all, er.
c>hs IhoSr ports which roe have stated 10
BE- cor fdehhdL, uiN, it IL presumed be
erAe,tdtabe printed. We shall seize the
earliest e~tfor'u"';y Of presenting them.
70 Hc bneUc. -
To Me Senate and H>".e IF Representa-
AT,he cpenlngof.h The present session,
I inf rmed the l~egisaa'ure>that the uea-
sules which had been taken with the go
! verpment Ct Great. Bpitam for the set.
| te mrnt cfeur neutraland national rights,
: ard CT The condition 6 commercial in
; ,s rcou1s it'll that nation, had resulted
in articles cf.a treaty which could not he
areeded to on our part ; that instructions
: had been cdnst ently sent to our minis
; tiers the re tor resume the negotiations,
| and TO endeavor I obtain certain altera.
! lions +; and that this was interrupted by
TIE transaction which took place between
The frigatss Leopard and I hes'peake.-
| The. call on that COVE rnment Tor the re.
marathon Of this wrong, produced. as
congress have been alread, i fo,med, the
mission Of special minister 10 iris coun'
try, and the occasion Is o arrived
| when the public interest permits and re-
auires that the whelc of the proc rdirSs
| should be made known to you. =
therefore now communicate the in-
strue,ions given to O.. r ministers resi-
| dent at London, and his communications
with that government or the subject OF
the Chesapeake, with the correspondence
which has taken place here between the
secretary of state and Mr.. Rose, the
special minister charged with the adjust
mept,of TIA. difference ; the instructions
TO our ministers for the formation Ct a
treaty their correspondence with the
! British commissioners and with their
own government on that subjects the
TREATY itself, and written declaration Of
the British commissioner accompanying
il; and the instructions given by Us for
rrsuming the negotiation, with the pro-
ceedicgs and correspondence subsequent
thereto : to these | have added a letter
lately addressed to the secretary OF state
from one ofour late ministers, which,
.ha,srlr mot strictly written in an Official