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The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-18
PHELAD. APRIL II.
PRIV ATE CORRESPONDENTS.


We have been obgingly favored with the following
extract letter from Paris. dated March 9th,
ceved via, London. by the Juno, in % days from
Portsmouth. (Engandl 10 Boston.
&" The changes taking place on the continent
rapid, you hardly follow them. Bonapare
marries the daughter Of the emperor of Austria He
is stretching his the Northern frontiers,
and viii seal yp the channels Of commerce. Russia
must submit to the dictates of the great emperor,
the French Eag'es will be planted the walls of ST.
Pe,ersbursh and thus will Alexander be punished
for his desc rtion of Austria AS to Americans their
case is opeess. When viii our government realize
the views of France She promises every thing, and
condemns every thing. Already have the American
vessels seized at ST. Sebastians, arrived at Bayonne
and their cargoes deposited III the government stores
The sale will soon bo made sor the benefit of the I'm
peria treasury" ~...-
Extract efa letter received By commerci
al house Of this city, from thei, agent in
France, duted
BORDEAUX, Feb. 4.
AS l was about closing this letter
D. ---, who came from Bordeaux, and
was carried into St. Jean de Lug, ha. re-
ceived and shewn me the following letter
from General Armstrong, dated Paris, ia.
nuarv so.
81 have received your letter Of the Gath
inst. and exceedingly regret the embarrass
ments with which you have met: the expla-
nations have received with regard to the
seizure made of all our ships, &c. in the
ports OF Spain are not Of a character to tram
quilze you. They are said to be the result
ofa principle adopted bv his Majesty, that
a commerce denied to France shalt not be
permitted to her allies. The presumption
is tina, your casa will be sent before the
Council of Prizes; you should therefore
make your protest before competent autho
ri,y and forward it with power to employ
attorney if necessary, to Mr.. d. r.. Mars
den, our agent here, signed ]. Armstrong.
You may form as good conjectures as can
at present from the contents Of this letter.
/ --:O:-
PouRrsMourHI ENG. Fed.1o. On Thurs
day arrived here the famous French friga,e
Cannonier, of 44 guns, prize to the Valli
ent, Capt. Bligh. The accounts differ We
ry much as to the value of her cargo-shs
having been stated to have been laden will
the spoils Of her depreda,ions in the Indi
an seas. Capt. Bligh. in his official letter
says, :" she is laden with cargo of coloni
al produce" Another accoun; states he
cargo consists of sugar, Mocha and oshe
coffee, cotton, indigo, Gloves, nut,regs, eoo
ny, tea. pepper. gum Arabic, tor, oise shell
cinnamon, narkins, gals, bark, silk, ivory
, ginger, and India goods, to value of 5 90
pouads sterling. later paper says, sh
. is said to have besides produce, thirty tw
tons of silver, in specie and bullion, and ha
been ordered into the river to unload"
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-18
H0UertzSc cnlent.
TIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE.
A SMALL FARM,

CONrAlNiNG about for'y.eight acres Of
~ land lying in East Nottingham. Coec coun-
ty, Maryland, on two public roads, leading from
the Brick Meeting House to New London Cross
Roads, and from Lancaster to Elkton, one mile
and three quarters from the Brick Meeting
House, six-ules from the Cross s-Roads, about
thirty miles from Lancaster, and eleven miles
from Elkton, on the main Wagon rood from
Little Britain Township to Christiana Bridge,
tie situation is healthy, pleasant, and haad omc,
and as good stand for tavern and store, as
there is in the neghbourhood.
Trere is erected on the premises a large two
| story Log House, with store house and kitchen
adjoining, all has been rough cast, good stables,
a we'll of very good water, about two hundred
Peach Trees, just begun to bear, some other iruis
trees of different kinds about fifteen ACRES of it
| in woodland and some of the ground laying
| handsome for meadow. As il is presumed that
no person will incline TO purchase without see
ing the property, further description is deemed
unnecessary. Anindisputabie title will be made,
and possession given to suit the purchaser, and
the terms made known by applying to
JOHN CHANDLER.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-18
WILLIAM FRAZER.
Wilmington Collie ge.

FHNHE Trullees of the Wilmington COLLEGE,.
a take plcalure in announcing to liberal
public, that thc Latin department of this initi-
tuition is permanently etablifhed under the
immediate care Of Mr.. Joleph Downing, who
will alto teach the higher branches of Nlatfle--
malcks. The healthy situation of Wilminge
ton, its character for morality, the goodnsls
of markets, and cheapneis of boarding eo..i-
bined with the we'll cRabiilhed reputat ien of
Mr.. Downing as iasceisfal teacher, all concur
tc recommend this feninary to the attention of
parents and guardians, to whole care The edu-
cation and Improvement Of youth may be en-
truqrd-the truRees inform the public with
eq'ial confidence that the Eneliih fchool is in
H,uvi0,ing fate nnder the iuperin,endarcc oc
Mir. 4. X. Dare-and 'he young ladies der art
ment is again permanently revived under ,a-
pare of the Rev. Mr.. IlerderIon Whole rcf,ec-
liability and acknowledged merit are iurs
pledge Of his difpohton ard ability 10 imrro, 6
the young ladies committed to b $ care.
ROBr. HAMILTON. y q
EBFN. A. SMITH,
John RUMSAY.
WILLIAM PRYCE }
April 4 1910. if
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-18

TEN NEE Farm and Marsh, late in the tcnhrc q
& John File, containing Farm House and as
bou, sixty acres Of Land, in and adjoining the
Borough, and ninety acres Of Marsh in Cherry
leland. II not let soon altogether, it will be d.
vided and lc. separately.
jOSHUA& TIiO's ClLplN.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-18
Bank Of Wilmington g Brandy7o ine.

Bank Of Wilmington g Brandy7o inc.
DURSUANT to resolution Of the board Of
IL directors, of the Bank of Wilmington and
Brandywinc the subscribers give notice that they
will attend at the house of Edward Thomas, on
Wednesday the I'd day Of May next, for the pur-
pose of receiving the scco:.d instament of 5 dol.
lars per share on the capital stock of the com
pany.
Also, ,ha, after tie esd inst. transfers Of stock
may be made, personally or by attorney, on the
transfer books Of the company, at the store OF
John Iorbert.
]. WOOLSTCN, I Com
JOHN TORBERT, s mittee.
kpr;l 49, 1910. toM
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-18
By Yesterdays Eastern .MaiI.
THE PRESS.GANG.

Es:rox Of letter. from capt. CourMor, TO
his zpife in Boston, dated
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-18
70 st. LEI,

April 4 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-25
-ALSll-

A General assortment of SUREI.
CAL INSTRUMENTS, not necessary 70
enumerate.
An assortment of PERFUM RY,
consisting OF Essence Of Burgamos, Lsyen-
der. Roses. Lemsn, Milk of Roses. sc.
&c
A variety of SOAPS, Windsor,
Rose, Almond. Violet, CesteI, ysnition, sc.
Tice's Chemical compound tor
cleaning Boot.Top and Saddles. WHICH
II take out stains. produce a fac colour
and give an elegant gloss.
PAIN Frs COLOURS of every
description, among winch are. White
Lad, dry and ground IN On. fwarran,sd1
Spanisa Brown do. Red L. ad, SpaDIsi.
Whiteing, Pru. sian Blue, Spruce Yellow
Store do. Pa .ept 90 Kings d.. Vtrmi.lIpn
Drop Lake, Reav'es Water, Coloured Paioe
Brushes. sc &c
HA AFTER MATERIALS, a yery
General assortment, Comprising aimus 81 eye-
ny article ussd by HAttfrs for m4klug their
colours, preparing ,heir SIX rs, sc. &c,
DYERS can be supplied with al
| mos egery article used oy tnem In tnef
line of sRusines. r
GLAZAEtS will also find Window
G.ass and Putty by Calling as above.
R'chn"si, Esd VI y, 1910
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-25

The editor of the Raleigh IN C.)
Star, thus quantity aud severely mott.
ces duel.
Aauel was lately fought at Match
es. No harm was done, except the
waste of little powdtr and lead, and
the loss of one of the fellows lives.
I'VE were requested to notice the a.
hove duel, but we hope not to be
troubled with similar requests In fu.
ture. We wish 70 exhibit human ia
turs in it. most eommendable forms;
a.d sAal hereafter seldom oc never
notice the exploits OF either duslllsts,
horse thieves or piSkPocSets.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-25
A HORSE STOLEN.

THE Subscribers Horse, Saddle &
Birdie was stolen two days ago on ,he
street; he is large black no SC wish
so ne white spots OH his shoulder, a ~
lock Of white hair in his name maa/
by the collar: he has slsJ remarkA
bic scar on che aside OF onrroi his
knees. A liberal reward Wi Be eiv-
en- to any person swno Wi ret r.. htm.
VILLA - WAhDLAW.
Richmond, MAJ IS, 1S1N; ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-25

The diamond in Bonaparte's sword
IS said to be worth 10 600, 900 francs
or 81, 200, ooo--the noptisl presents
to the new Empress, are estimated at
4 100000 francs or S3,SOO,OOo-
Gracious Heaven How May men,
women and children have persisted /;
how many countries have been desc
lated how many miserable creatures
groaned and sweatcd for years, that
these two persons should have few
.baubles Pt no manner OF use whatever |!
NS Ball. Eveh. Post.
DIEpV0 Thursday the 10th,
inst. il the forty seventh year of his
age. Major MELCHEZIDECK
SPRAGINS, of Halifax county, after
a short & severe illness, which he bore
with UNCOMMON fortituds.
A short time previous to his death,
he was elected by considerable ma.
jority of his county.men to represent
them in the next general asse mbly.-
He wa, man highly esteemed BY his
neighbours, and has left a disconsolate
wife and five children to experience the
loss OF tender and affectisuats hus.
band and parent. 81
-, On the morning of the nth
inst. (May) Mrs. MARC ARET b.
| PAYNE, the amiable consort Of Smith
Payne. ksq. Of Buckingham, after a
lingerin8illnel three months, which
she bore With more than ordinary for
titude she has left husband & ele-
ven children to lament her irreparsbie
loss.
I-,At bingham. Mass. on Wednes-
day morning the 9th inst. MaIor-Gen.
eral> BENJAMIN LINCOLN, la te
collector Of the Port of Boston and
Charlestown, and meritorious officer
during the revolutionary war.
| The Massachusetts Society of Gin.
,cinati have directed the members t.
wear Grape on their left arm for thirty
idays, as atestimonial Of their respec
for ths deceased.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-25
Fresh Medicines.
VAIL & ROC Err S

Have Just received 4 large and COM
plete assortment of FREE h selected MEDl.
ClNES and DRUGS OF the laiesl impor-
tatiohs--which, IN addition TO their former
stock, torn as extensive AID general aA
assortment in that line, as can De fouus in
this Ctys Medical practtiosers, apc Gsn-
tlemen who sell me dicines, Will now be a..
BILE to get supplis-i on u. ms that VIII usese
their approbauon, by Calling at the New.
Medicine Store, few doors above ths
M arket Bridge in this Citya
A few patent Medicines emu
merated (viz.)
Steers Chemical opodeldoc
Batemans Drops ~
British Oil
Essence Peppermint
Turlingson's Bai.am of life
DIR Rawson's celebrated
Itch Ointment
do do Genuine anti-bilious
and Som CHIC Biu,rs
do do Worm Powders
Wheatons Itch o ntmeus
Craig's do do
DIR Lees Genuine Windham
Bilious Pills
Andersen's do
Hooper's do
Do1keA ThompSon's aromaiS
TnotA Paste
ditto Eye Water As.s
Febri1ge Electuary for
Ague and Fever -,
Hiinkley's Ipiallibie
remedy Tor the Piles
DR. Cooley VagetaDie
Elixer or Cough Drops
Genuine Spice Buffers
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-25
Richmond Turnpike
Company.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of tbe SHARE .no,ders in The said I
company, viii be he'd on The irst Msniay inf
next month al the Eagle ravern in the city of
Richmond, at ~ O'Clock in The forenoon Of thae
oay---it Is hoped there vii! be fu.i meetng.S
Nav 23d, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-25
TEADoLLARs REWARD.
N. Sheppard, elk.


Strayed OF stolen on the sist inst. from
the stable of Mr. James Demise, near
the court house of this CITY, TWO
HORSES; one very Dark Brown,
the other white. Thgbroknfs about
8 years old, shod all q und, Eas few
white spots on his Pack, xcca,ioned
by the saddle, has a tarfAthe fore.
head and has long CROFT ELL. The
hair on the forehead off the lwhi,e is
cut shffb with croE tail, branded
on the lea shoulder With the u liter o,
and is about II years old. Ath OF
them ars marked by harness. Who
ever will deliver the above horses to
me in this city, near the court house,
or give such information that 1 get
them aga.n, shall receive the above re-
ward or dollars for either of them.
SILAS II. HALL.
RisHmond, May 81, 1910. Up.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-25

VIRGINIa
In Halifax County lcourt, In Chancery,
s7th March, 1910
Robert Wade, Plaintiff
against
James Gideon, Roger Gideon end John
Wads. DeRndaots.
The defendants, not haying entered
their appearance and gwen security ac.
cording to the act of Assembly and the
rules of Shisaeourt, and tfappesring to the,
satisfactisp Fm the coursthat they ara uos.
inhabnan9 Of this Commonwea'th On
motion of The plainti.ffby his COUNSEL, II
IS ordered, that the said aeiendsnts 90 an.
pear here Oh he fourth Monday il July
next and answer The Bill of. tue plaintiG -
and that copy Of this ordef DO iorthwIsl.
inserted in one OF the newspapers puo-
lished in the city OF Richmond for eIghe
weeks successlveiy and posted at The front,
door o. ths court house OF the said ooun-
~.
IA Copy.l Teste,
Samuel Williams. d. c. II. C.
lw StPl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-25

otrayed from the SUBSCRIBER on OF
abou, the first on Aprl Hst, a RED
COW, about ten kars ofd it is pro-
bable she has calAs fhis ,ine her
marks are, both earsSEpt, a slit IN the
right slim hams. ESno oever will,
return said Cow to &Asubscrioer, oJ
give information where, she may b
found shall be geterousiN rewarded,
By II
GEORGE CHARTER.
Richmond, May 24th, 1910. !.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-25
From the London Statesman Of FEB. $.

BURR. object of Col. Burr's visit
to Paris, is said to be, to submit to the
French Executive the project tor disu-
hitting the American states, and for other
measures of etfectual hostility, in the event
of rupture between the two countries.
Mr. Burr COMMUNICATED nis plans TO our
government, together with his views Of the
mrans necessary tor their execution at
the same time announcing his determine.
ton of applying TO France, in the event
of his proposals here being rejected.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-25
Majority

The Council gave an unanimous
vote for Treadwell, the candidate OF the
Priests; Roger Griswold, of splitting
memory, was elected lieut.. governor
by the people by mojority of 800 o.
yer the other. two candidates.
This Boston Patriot of Saturday last,
gives list of towns already heard from
siucs ths election fol. representatives, with
a statement Of loss and GIN, by which il
appear s&that the rePuhfi leans have net
gam of 38t1pre atiyek ia the same towns
since lasty e. the editor of the Boston
Patriot sststkat the republican net gain
in the towns already hkardtrom is eqeal
to the entire Federal 1nnjor,y,of last year,
and says, that thsre Is no doubt of Re-.
publican majority III the houses
Madam Moreau's Ball on Monday night,
has on account of its splondor, b.en thu
subjsct.ofrmuch Conversation. There was
grfatsr ssssmblage OF Fashionablesy on
,his bccass6b, than perhaps, on any similar
one n tins city AVE are Intern ed TN at her
house ls farnishea iu the gentssie.t Paris.
an styls and erAat the Bali and supper
were spiendd beyond description.
N. Y. Gaz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-25

hazlrd the dignity and hnnor OF the
country by elsvating his Britannia ma
''iesty into an umpire between the Pre-
sident and servant Of the English
crown uennp have given currency TO
a vein Of idicu'e, which would natu-
rally have been excited in other go
vernments, IL the spectacle ofthe chief
magistrate U the American republic
maintaining contest about veracity
with Mr.. Jackson. Surely, Great
Britain has experienced no "iaconoc.
nience" from the interruption of the
ENJOYS correspondence with our 60
vernment and what would have been
the event of such complaint as is pre-
scribed by his lordship. we may learn
from the whole tenor of the letter CT
the noble marquis, who, as he in
directly justi6es he enY6y after his
dismissal, could DOT have failed OF
countenancing him the procedure
which lSHfo it. III
Lord Wkllesly Certainly possesses
a marvel oes talensfforN converting his
ozon silerteon efenceless point, into
evidence of ga sincere dssire to avoid
"any discussion which might obstruc
the renewal of amicA able intercourse
I" between the two countries" Hi:
lordship may we'll refrain from dis.
cussion whore he cannot press a sin
gle fact nor argument into his service
because it is extremely natural that :
man should not dispute when it is ut
terly impossible for him to maintain
disputation but he must excuse m,
when I say, that I think he calculate
too much upon American creduli,y
if he supposes we can perceive any
thing else in the second paragraph @
his letter than the evasion of cues
ton whichshe was afraid to encounte
and decentralization of the proprie
ty of the 4Ftsident's conduct in sus
pending thesfunctions of MIR Jackson
The British ministry have not only
deceived Mr. Pinkney, but have als'
misled the opinions OF their own coun
trymen for it has been for some TIM
the prevailing opinion ofintelllgen' me-
a. well ~ of the public prints In Eng
land. that lord Wellesley & our minisse
had concluded friendly arrangement,
Hence the British public will lcari
with astonishment, aud perhaps will
some portion of indignation, tina
they have been made the dupes cf
very unjusti6able article.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-25
WAIrt'S

CORRECT LIST OF PRIZES,
Drawn in Union College Lottery, No.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-25
REGULUS.

In Connecticut there has been no e.
lection for governor by the people, 2o8
votes being wanted to make choice.
The Legislsture of that state met On
ThursdaThst The votes in that bo-
dy for governor were
For John Treadwell, t21
Roger Griswold, 20
Asa Spaldins, AZ
n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-25

-" A few tickets just received WAR
ranted nndrawn the 18th on day) for sale
a, this ofc7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31
IN Senate, FRIDAY Dec. 81

~ ocndle, LTiGay Oec. II.
MIR. Homes, of Detryare, made mo-
ton to call for papers relative to The
title ofthe United States TO West Flor
ida. THIS MOTION WAS NE
CATIVED-Yeas7. Noes IL.
The yeas and nays on this question,
were as follows: Mkssrs Dana. Good
rich, Horsey, Lamhrton, Lloyd, Pick
ering, and Mattlewson. Nays
Messrs. Anderson Bradley, Camp.
bell, Clay, Condit, Gilman, Leib, Pope,
Smith, NJ. Smith, N. York; and Tait.
These papers are the same mention
ed in former communication. There
UsH be resoiuti0r TOR these haters,
but whether il will pass is uncertain.
If 1t does not, shall then be at liberty
to give YOU copies If them as reported
by Ariel. 1--we PSF.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31

EEtract ofa letter from RESPECTABLE
member u Congress 70 his friend IN
Boston.
With respect TO our national at
fairs, | Can give you little or 10 infor-
nation. Congress has rs yet done
nothing Of any consequence, the bust
ness contemplated icing, as is usual at
the commencement Of session, par
celled out to several committees, who
have not as yet made report. The
prospect OF our national affairs to ME
looks gloomy wish my forebodings
may prove 70 b unfounded, but to me
At appears that We are on the eve of q
more serious collision with Great Brt-
tain, than any that We have had hereto
fore, and IN danger Of becoming al the
same time more Immediately subservi-
entto the views CT the tyrant of the con-
tlnent of Europe. The attempt on the
part OF the United States 10 take DOS.
session Of West Florida, to which, even
In point Of equity the tile is % least We
ry doubtful, will DO doubt be viewed by
the Spanish Junta as a hostile attack
upon Span, and viii tend to embroil Is
with Great Britain as her ally. Some.
thing viii depend Oh the issue Of pen
ding events IN Europe. Should LorG
Wellington be either defeated or obli.
ged TO evacuate Portugal, it will, l al.
prehend, be the signal for assuming :
more lofty tone with Great Britain"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31
[NeW.fork Gazette.
From Mr.. Secretary Fox, to the Amer
lean Minister.

From Mr.. Secretary Fox, to the Amer.
lean Minister.
Downing -srest, May 10, 1906
The undersigned, has Malesty's Prin.
cipal Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs,
has received his Majesty's commands TO
acquaint Mr.. I1uwoe that the Ktag taking
into consideration the new and extraordul..-
ny means resorted to by the enemy, for the
purpose OF distressing the commerce of his
subjects, has thought fit to direct that the
necessary measures should be taken for tue
blockade of the coast, rivers, and ports,
ttom the river Elbe 10 the port Of 3rest,
both inclusive and the said coast, rivers
and ports are, and must be considered as
biockaded, but that his Majesty is pleased
10 declare, that such blockade shall not ex
tend TO prevent neutral ships and vessels,
laden with goods not being the properly
Of his Msjesty's enemies, and not being
contrabsnd Of war, from approaching tie
said coats, and enlering INTO and sail
ing from the said rivers and ports, (saye
aud except the coast, rivers and ports, from
Ostend TO the river Seine, already In state
OF strict and rigorous blockade, and which
are 10 be considered as 50 continued pro-
vlded the said ships and vessels 30 APP
preaching and entering, Except as sfore-
said) shall not have been laden at any port
belonging to or in the possession Of bis Ma
jeSty's enemies and that the said ships and
vessels SO sailing from the said rivers and
Porls, Except IS aforeSaid) shall rot be
destined to any port belonging to OF in the
possession Of any Of his MaIesIy's enemies,
nor lave previously broken the blockade.
= MIR. AanYoe Is therefore requested 10
apprize the American Copsuls and mer-
chants residing IN England, that the coast.
rivers and ports above mentioned, must be
as being in state OF blockade,
and that from this Tune all the measures au-
thorIzcd BY the law Of nations, and Tie res
pecllve treaties between his Majesty and
the different neutral powers, will be adop-
ted and executed with respect TO vessels at.
to.Siolste tie SAID blockades, after
this notice.
The undersigned requests Mr.. J1Haree
10 accept the assurances If high {. nsldera-
ton"
(Signed) G. ]. FOX"
JAMES MuNRoE. Esq. &c. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31
Ep the a9aiI8.
The SfumJHng. Block.

We republish for the information of the
public the official notification of Mr.. Tax 10
Nj. 6fanyoe, of the blockade from the Elbe
10 Brest, which our minister at the time
informed our government ought to be con-
sidered as a favourable one, from The trade
still left open for neutrals,-What proof has
the President that q sufficient force was not
stationed to compel the Observance Of it p
Lords Holland and Auckland in their note
to Messrs. Munroe and Pinkney of Dec. 81,
1906, declare that competent force was
allotted for the purpose therefore some
evidence of the blockade not authorised by
the law Of nations ought TO be adduced 10
convince the people that our administration
have not gone TOO fsr in requiring 6. Bri-
tain 10 renounce II.
( Nezy.fayk frg,stts