Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-02

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communications accessory, be would
doubtiess have moved for them. With.
out censuriug their production By. the
American governdieht, his maiesty's
sniaisters have felt that the, transaction
being pending, any appeal from eo.
vernment 70 parliament, would look g
il IL were concluded. I shall only STATE,
that IN the whole conduct of the Bri.
fish governments with respect 10 tie Il.
fair ofthe Chesapeake, We lsase endea.
voursd 70 keep ID view thes principle
upon which We set out, namely is make
ample reparation for that which was de-
efattlly ! wrong net; bur 70 make tha,
PREPARATION under firm d.serminasion
NOT 20 surrender ! right which the erea,
majority Of the country has ever cousi.
dered e. lesssotialtto its d.srest inte-
rests. Sir, may boldly appeal 10 shs
cauutry 20 determine whether from die
eorrsspondrnce on the nLie of the
hou.e, my such disposition n he part
"fhi. majesty nainisters. has appear.
ed through the whole transaction. That
the rupsure Of the negociation on this
subject. was nor attended with any hos.
i.efeeling on either side, Is I'd neon,
tover,ible ruth. The PREPARATION was
not accepted by Americs because Ame.
RIGA would not accept the condition on
which alone IL was rendered, namely.
deterioration 81 thar proclamation 6y
which the British ships were not allow.
ed % enter the harbours Of America,
while those of the ehemy visited them
At pleasure. Bnt sir, the manner ifis
whick the British repatriation was ten. /.
tdsred 70 America by'a special mission !
was, to'aA the feelings Of nice honor, !;
an aifective7teparation although not ac-3
copied and 50 In TACT we have sserys
reason 10 believe Il WAS considered 81
the American government. With res.
pecf, Dir, % the embargo, and 70 the
probable effects Of the orders ia coun-
81 in producing its abandonment, lie
hoaorable gentleman has fais.stated my
right honorable friends proposi,ions.
ahs, hSnnrahlE 9entlsmas .dsclares nv
right honorakle. iriend 10, have Predicted
s :. si,e orders ~ couilcli would % away
Sss embargo whereas my honorabie
friend only argued IN opposition 10 The
nonora6le gentleman on I the other side,
thas tns orders q council .d'd not pro-
dpes ne embargo; mat they we're nos
Substantially known in, America when
tbe embaSgessoe. piaes, and that they
were NOT included .ia tne rofnPialnt !.
made OK ths american ..Eovsfnnhsns 20
Congress, on which complaint tne en-.
barge was founded. MOI, sir, re 4 think 90
that. inc orders "a council themselves
could have produced any Irritation 10:
Afnsfica. ~ ! were nct disposed On
q Tins occasion g avoid making any on !
;sefyattous tnat might PC suspected @, .
Party feeling 1 would, say that = DO !!
hot think Irritation. q Amerscas may
have been produced hy the echo OF the
discussions ira this hotise- { He6r, hea',,
hear d ], . sas Y {,
Sir. since The return Of hlf. Rose, 20
communications has bern made w the
Amsf'san government, %. the 6to!n q
complain. or lemons tranes e irri ls
tion.to any: ocscrspticn wnessver;
prntion THIS ParsicnlsIl pscease g l..s
victorious that there havs ben several !.
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