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SCRhPS-furnished by friend from sn..
n'sh American pape S. Whip.
LlMA--lt rs recollecl ed, that 10000 in
insnry and 400 horse had marched from
Bns"os Ayres. to give liberty to the peonl-
ct that viceroyalty, whose oppre {sion rs
so grlevous and complete that they could
not express their desires to be free. p,,t
the day OF justice is at last arrived. q hen
esenLl', .s untold themselves, and the sts-
tues OF the Seyans arc trodden under foot
Inc viceroy OF Lima wrote 20 those Of R,.
enos Ayres, that they would return afT,irs
% the'r ancIeht state ; and that he sbonid
interest himself with the Council at Cadig.
10 pardon them but that should thev ns,p
syst IN the scandalous idea OF desiring tn'bo.
iree' he would match with twenty tlIonsa,D,
men to reduce them to the yoke. The = q
eros nos, Ayreans replied. that they woajE, D:s'
heve him from the task of underts res
long and toilsome a journey, as ~ .itfg Sc
visit Peru right promptly. 'ey shouid
! PcliHcal 6iar1 Of, So,,
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TRANSLATED FOR THE AMERICAN.
Ell PHI RIOTA .AN1ERICdNO

INTRODUCTION.
Pntchrum est 6enefacere ReihubHc4. Ell
am 6enedscere baud absurdun1 est.
IL Is honorable to do good to the rehu6
&c ; euen to sfieuk weH Of il is nor IN.
Pleasant.
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BAtTIMoRE NAV q

- a.. b"L IIMOKE, May 9.
In sta. Fee paper of Jan. ii. we fnd
advertised Tor sale The Federal constitutions
81 me United States, translated into spso,sh
by Don Josef Manuel Villavicensio. which
the publisher says is most importans
work tor The present day. Ills hieillv nro.
oaoie that IL will serve al a model tor the
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MaY Z.
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LEWIS ElPKINS,

= EGS leave to inform his friends and the
ID public generally, that he has commence
cd business in The EQrd7sQre Like, on King
street, four doors below Wasbington-street,
where ne intends keeping constant supply
of such articles in his line as are in gene:a
demand, and respectfully soiieits a share 81
public patronage among his assortment are
Building Materials, Saddiery, Cutlery. ia
pan'd Wares, Cabinet, * other Brass Wares,
Anviis, Vices, Flies and Rasps, Fiat Irons,
Frying Pans Scythss. Reap Hooks, Pot Me-
tai, Cut and Wrought Nails, Brads * lacks,
Sheet and Hoop Iron, Nail Rods, German,
Crawiey and Blistered Steel, Looking Glass
es OF various xmas, English Patent SHOT as
sorted, BIB 70 No 10, Whittemorc & Cos,
Wool S, Cotton Cards, Shovels and Spades.
Tea Kettles, Br%nt!yw:nc Gunpowtler,
Window Glass, Ivory & Horn Combs, Bar
Iron and Piow Plates, with many other arti-
ces too numerous to mention,
IuIa - q
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The vaIu46le Legacy Of the Father
OF has Country,
Just received, for sale by JAMES KENNEDY,

Just received, for sale by JAMES KENNEDY,
senior, Bookseller, King street,
Wash1ngto2a's Va!edecjery Add1eG.
A bsautliu! Miniature Edition, embelisf-
ed with 4 fine Likeness Of that truly great
Man, and oraanrensed with handsome Wig
nette Ti.le-Plice IS Cents half bound in
Morocco.
This admirable compendium of consum-
mate political wisdom, from their best friend,
conveyed IN style truly parental, should
render II an iaestimable treasure to every true
American as it must, if acted upon, have
been an intalii6le guide to national honor and
prosperity.
Inc sons OF Greece were animated TO he
r0Nc actions by the impassioned addresses of
their orators and poets. The sons of Column
bia are more powerfully excited by the glo-
rious example, as we'll as by voice from
the tomb of the immortal Washington, to
the exercise of the duties of the christian and
the citizen.
1t is much to be lamentcd that this pre-
cious rcique has not become the director
aud guide of every American citizen, and
that it has become so scarce. To supply this
defect, and to introduce it into general no
tice at this important crisis, the present edi-
ton is now offered to the public. The adj
mirers of the departed hero and patriot, have
now an opportunity of procuring copies and
OF making presents 10 their friends And it
is presumed that parents and teaehers can
not make more valuable present to their
children and pupils, than this last bequest of
their common political parent.
May 81.
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Public Sale.

VII be sold at Public .duction, al Brooke
coffee house, in the Iozvn Of alexandria,
undet' and by uirtue fthe last SoW and tests
ament Of Nm. Bushby, deceased, on SA-
TURDAY, the 18th June, instant:
That BEAUTIFUL SITUATION
in Fairfax county, which lays about miles
from Alexandria and near the turnpike road
it commands view Of the Potomac river,
and has on it two story Brick Dwelling
House and Out Houses, large Garden, and
an Orchard containing several hundred Ap@s
pie and Peach Trees, with various other
kinds of fruit.
The terms of sale will be easy and made
known on the day of sale.
Mary Bushby, Ex'tx.
June Z. dts
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Total Sl2542

Next days drawing on Tuesday the 18th
instant.
Present price of tickets Sll.
Orders from the country enclosing the cash
post paid. will be punctually attended to.
R.GRAy viii, attend each day drawing for the
purpose of obtaining correct list, and will
keen check ofth whole scheme both blanks
and prizes: and all tickets whether bought
from him or elsewhere, examined without
charge.
June Is.
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~ Removal.

THE subscriber has removed his Domes-
tic and Grocery Store next door TO John
Hohkias' Esq and opposite to the farmers
Bank, Prince street, where he offers tor sale
4 general assortment of
Domestic articles just received,
Consisting of
Eedticking, Shambrays, Stripes, Checks,
Gin CHAINS, Shifting, white and colored Cot
ton Yarn of different numbers for weaving
APO, knitting and Sewing Cotton, mems fine
Hats, Trunks Saddles and Shoes.
IN STORE, FOR SALE,
2 hogsheads New England Rum
- barrels do, DO.
do Gin
Is chests old Hyson Tea
do. Hyson Skin do.
Candles in boxes
Cider in barrels
Shad in barrels
100 bushels Seed Potatoes
Also, Groceries as usual.
Anthony Rhodes.
June Ii cost
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t. One Thousand Dollars.

The first drawn number on Tuesday next,
(which Will be the 5th day Of drawing the
Potomac and Shenandoah Navigation Lotto
ry) will be entitled to Oae thousand Dollars:
and the following floating prizes are as likely
to come out on that day as any other.
One of S25,O0o-one of l5,00o--one Of
lO,OOO--three of 5,00O--and four of 1000.
Present price of whole tickets, eleven doll
lars.
Half do. five dollars sixty-two * half cents
Quarter do. two dollars eighty-seven and
half cents
Eighths, one dollar fifty cents.
For sale by
Robert Gray.
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Robert Gray.
June z.
FOR SALE.

On the first day Of July next, will be offered
for sale, at the Coffee House, at IL o'clock,
ifnot sold at private sale before that day
A three story Brick House
and Lot, corner of Prince and St. Asaphs
street, Lot Of Ground with two story
Frame House and Stable, 90 feet on Wash
ington, 244 feet 10 inches on Duke, and 90
feet ont o!rmbus-street to q ten feet alley
from Washington to Columbus-street. Ten
per cent OF the purchase money to be paid
in ninety days, the balance in two and TIRES
years.
Also,
Eleven Lots, two miles from Alexandria,
on the Colchester road, containing from To
II acres. Ten per cent to be paid in cash,
the balance in one and two years. Further
particulars will be made known at the timo
of sale or on application to the subscribersy
who will shew the premises.
John Korn,
Jacob Wisemiller.
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June 7
Mill for Sale.
l will sell or | will let, for a

Will SCH VI / Will lCC, IOT q
Term of years, grist and merchant Mill e
70 acres Of good fertile land in Fairfax coun.
ty, Virginia, on the direct road leading from
Lces5urg to Alexandria, o miles from the
former and 10 to the latter, and ! 3 toGeorge-
town and the City of Washington, and not
more than three miles from the great falls of
the Potomac river, and 10 miles from any
other merchant mill, and in good neighbour
hood for wheat, corn, rye, &c. and it being 50
Immediately OH the road where all kinds Of
horse food will sell 10 great advantage. The
Mill House is built with brick it is Al feet
by so and stories high, and on never fail
ing stream, with water wheels, one pair of
good country stones, and one pair of FIVE feet
French Burrs of good quality, and con e.
niency for snother pair, part Of the works
already framed, and seasoned timber sufficient
to finish the 1t has every convenency and
necessary machinery for the manufacturing
-four and country work. The works are ale
most new and in complete order, with good
welling-hoI sc, kitchen, cooper's shop s.
other buildings necessary, and good peach
orchard There is about acres of improved
meadow, and or more may be added the
balance is we'll timbered. A farther descrfp-
ion is unnecessary, as the purchaser will firss
view the premises.
William Sheppard.
April 5. colt
N. B. IF the above described
property be not sold or let, be-
fore Saturday, 18th June next,
it will on that day be fold to the
highest bidder for cash.
William She16ard.
May $40.
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Tu,2 Nero Boys zOanted.

wish TO purchase two Negro Boys, be-
tween the ages Of Is and 20 years Tor
which vii! give liberal price. ANY per-
son having such to dispose of will please APP
MY at Themes Hhite's, on street,
oppo site the market house, to
David Anderson.
June H. 81
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May %.
ROBERT GRAY,

ROBERT GRAY,
has lctciy received, for sale, tire foHo'''ns
MUSIC for the PIANO FORTE.
GRAND RONDO-by Weight.
Military Observation-Disclosures
Easy I.essons-Reinagie.
Favorite Ductt-Glsdon.
h K: s:;': VIZ s S"' s::'"p'' ''a''
EentS,
Six Roudos-Nlcolla.
Serenadc, Walce ct Rondo-Gildon.
sayoyard, Rondo-Gildon.
lie Sansoaet Afranchi, C;ldon.
Romance and Rondo,
Military Rondo-Ho!st.
Fayorite .esson--Stelbelt.
Cipsey Rondo--Hotst.
;cs pIaisirs de l. Experimentation
La File Standardization.
The hsai,. Of Martivale, a ballad from
Moore's Pcams-Stepaensen.
Viotti'. Poiiacca, arranged Tor the fiano
Forte-Dusck.
Italian Niomitina--Nolst.
irish Mc,o,ii.,-Vocal Repository, Nos
l and s-TasSactad Companion ior the DER
man Flutc-a SELECTION of Psalm and flynn
Tunes. adapted to tHat instrument.
Musical INSTRUMENTS.
Piano F0rtos, Gujtts,s, French Horns,
Clarirets, Hauthoys, Flutes, Flies, Floiins'
SC.
Violin Strings, Rows, Bridges & Screws.
Instructions Tor learning to play on each
Instrument.
Nav 81.
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K. G5Gy's Last Of Prizes


Potomac and Shenandoah Navl.
cation Lottery.
FIFTH Days DR.ENING.
JUNE !, 1911.
No. l4,2le first drawn ticket, $1,000
No. 1890, $500
No 1892, $50
Nos. 55l4, 1906, 1874, 1882, ISIS,
$40 each.
Nos. lis, 4A7, 1883, 1904, 5000, $500,
1905, 5545, 74l5, 1857, ss2s, 966s, ss48,
9027, 92lS, 1891, l09l5, ll47s, 1929,
la4ee, l47os, 1924, 1879, l6O29, 1902,
1895, 1907, 1926, 1887, 1862, l96o5--'
Prizes Of So cach---and 81 prizes OF $40
ihe wheel gained this day S 2o2s
Former gain lo5l5
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YEATON & CONWAY,

YEATON & CONWAY,
Haze received and offer for Sale,
so barrels New-York Prime Pork
90 do. No | Beef
90 do. Rosin
20 do. Turpentine
so do. Tar
20 Do. New-Ensiand Rum
Russia and Ravens Duck
Bar Iron
Seine and Sewing Twine
And complete assortment of Ship Chan
dlery.
June ii eo6W
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Cotton carded BY Machinery.
June ! l

THE Subscribers having erected Card
mo Machine at their shop in Fairfax street,
inform the public that they Will card Cotton
int, ,o,ls for the commen wheel at Is cents
nc- pound They contemplate attaching
drawing and Rowing Machinery to the card :
er IN about two weeks when they Will be able
20 prepare Cotton for the Delaware SPINNER,
which they propose doing at IS cents per 10:
They soici; the patronage OF the pubic. ana
promisc ira, no pains shall be spared on their
mar; TO ob!igc those who Will favor them with
their custom.
Gregg & Head.
June IL @'"'"
". B. It is requested that Gotten brot
IN be carded, be carefully moe:d.-
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For Sale OH Reasonable Terms,

OLJVC DTG 7 Ct1JO7IN0EE Ct 0Voj
A VALUABLE Piece of LAND, con-
"A. tanning Oae Hundred Acres, lying
immediately on the Leesburg road, Fairfax
County. Virginia, about Ten miles from
sle-,unt,sia, ;.nd Seven 20 Georgetown there
is about Thirty Acres of Prime Meadow
Land, with "a sufficient supply of Timber to
support the place. For terms, apply to u.
Minor of Alexandra, OF
WILLIAM MINOR,
Near the Prem
April 4. tawt
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April 4.
MEkINO SHEEP.

MEKINO SHEEP.
On Saturday the 18th OF June next, will be
s s0,S 4, Auction at O'0'"'A LAWN near Alex
Between 60 and 10 Merino
SHEEP (principslIy Ewes) of the best breeds
IN opaln' raulars ana hqulrres. hey were
E.p and are now in aoos ov,,o = md fres FROM
discs. and their feeces ,cm,rLoblv f;nesw
They will be sold on very LIBERAL credit,
and may be viewed at any time previous to
the day of sale. They are accompanied by
ample certificates relative to their character.
The sale will be continued from day to day
till all arc sold, if the weather should prevent
a sale the first day.
II Hooe
,,.,
way o -, =. o., ots.
~ ne eaitors OF inc Na'lOnai lhtell-
gazette, and Bsmors Fedea Repu iissG
will please insert the above advertisement in
'h'ii respective papers, anu Seiia III 'heir &C
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. Presidents Message.
FAXON, METCALF & co.

Haze removed to the Store adjoining the Gotd-
en- Ball, Union-sfreef, and offer for sale.
nozy landing from brig Potomac, from Bos-
4 cases mems fine and coar sc Hats,
9 barrels Cranberries,
40 boxes dipt Candles,
10 do. brown soap.
also, on HAND,
20 boxes No. S Chocolate,
10 bales Wrapping Paper,
10 quintals Isle shoal Cod Fish,
And d quantity OF Shoes
November IL. cow
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BosToN, Nov. /!

BosToN, Nov. Is.
Arrived at Provincetown, G. COD, brig
Phoenix, Of this port, 81 days from Lisbon,
in leaky condition.. Toe above vessel Oh
her arrival at Provincctown WAS seized by
certain custom-house officer. The only rea'
son the officer had was that she formerly be-
longed to his honor Mr.. Gray, and that there
had been fraud practised as to her papers,
that her papers were not clear.
The facts are, that the above brig was con-
demned some time since in Naples, under
special decree of Bonaparte, and that she was
afterwards bought in by respectable mer'
chant of this town. and sent from Naples with
an assorted cargo, which cargo was sold IN Las
bon, and she was now on her return to tbs
country. The purchaser received with the brig
a copy Of her condemnation, and all her O.
riginal papers.
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LAxs1NosuRe, Mv- York, Aop. ~,

MURDER /! We learn, (says the Ian.
singburg Gazettc) that man was killed the
week before last, by order of one of the Gus
tomhouse officers on Lake Champlain. 1t is
understood that the deceased and another per-
son, had brought about eight bushels Of salt,
for their families use, across the lines, in
boat and being discovered by the officer,
they endeavored TO escape: but while IN tha
act of pushing the boat from the shore. the
officer " manifested his v1tuous indigna-
TONS by exclaiming I" XII The Did rus-
eaLs," to his attendants, who Immediately
shot one Of them dead on the spot.
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Mr.. Russell to the Duke Of Bassano.

Encouraged by the assurances which your
excellency was pleased to give me in the con-
versation which had the honor to. hold with
you yesterday, that the French government
was disposed to promote, as far as il might
be in its power, the success of the mission of
the special minister of the United States to
the court of Denmark, dare persuade my
self that your excellency will feel no hesita-
ton in returning such an answer to the fol-
lowing enquiries, as shall place the facts to
which they relate beyond the possibility of
doubt or controversy
LIST. Did not the minister of foreign rela-
tons by dispatch, dated the Goth of April,
1903, authorize the consuls of France in the
United States to deliver certificates of origin
to vessels destined for neutral or allied ports
and prescribe the formalities required for such
certificates?
Cd. Was not the despatch of the Duke of
Galore, of the Soth of August last, the first
that was received in the United States, either
by the French minister or consul general
there, prohibiting the further delivery, by
French consuls, of certificates of origin, ex-
cept to vessels destined to French ports
Sd. Was not this last mentioned despatch
first received by General Turreau on the 18th
of November last, and for the first time COM
municated by him on that day to the French
Consuls. And were not these consuls in the
official and authorised practice until the said
18th of November, of furnishing certificates
of origin to American vessels bound to neu-
trail ports or to ports belonging to the allies
of France, and might not some of these con-
suls, by reason of their distance rom the place
of residence Of General Turreau, have law
fully executed and delivered such certificates
several days subsequent to that time.
These facts are directly established by the
letter of General Turreau to Mr. Smith, of
the 18th of November last, or necessarily in
ferred from the declaration contained in that
letter, and cannot permit myself to doubt
that your excellency will readily repeat them
in form that shall claim the attention of the
Danish government and induce it to correct
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an Y errors which an ignorance or misapprs
hension of them may have occasioned in il
proceedings against American property.
I rely with the more confidence on tbs
frankness of your excellency in according thu
request now presented to you, as refusal
might operate the con6scasion OF much inno-
cent property, and at the same time appear@
falsify the lawful acts OF OF the consuls and the
official declaration Of the minister OF Franceis
the United States.
beg leave to renew to your excellencythe
assurance, sc. Sc.
(Signed
JONATHAN RUSSELL.
Mr.. Russell to Mr.. Smith.
Paris, 9Th May, 1911.
Sir,
By the first opportunity which presentedi..
self after the admission OF our vessels on the
4th of May, communicated this event to the
American charge d'affairs at London, in hopes
that it might be useful there. The enclosed
is COPY of the note which ! addressed to him
OH the occasion.
am, sc. sc.
(Signcd)
JONATHAN RUSSELL
The Hon. Robert Smith, Secretary
Of State efthe United States.
Cohu a letter, from Mr.. RusseN to Mr.. Smith,
Charge d'.a6ares, &c. &c. &c.
PARIS, 10th May, 1911.
I hand you herewith, the copy of a letter 10
me from his Excellency the Duke OF Bassa-
no, dated the "4th inst. and inclosing list
of the American vessels whose sargoes have
been admitted by order of the Emperor.
AS this list contains all the American YES
sells, except one only whose papers were mis-.
laid, which have arrived spontaneously in the
ports of France, since the first OF November
last, which had not already been admitted
the measure adopted by this government may
perhaps be considered to be OF general cha
racter, and consequence Of the actual rela.
tons between the two countries; growing out
of the revocation of the Berlin and Milan de.
crees, SO far as they violated the neutral
rights of the United States.
am, sir, with great consideration, &c. &c.
(Signed)
JONATHAN RUSSELL.
John S. Smith, Esq. &c. &c.
See this eoty in the enclosures Of M.
RusseL's letter ISM July, which zoiH be Jound
in subsequent fart Of Ibis eorresfondenee
Documents to be continued.
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FOR RENT.

A two story frame DRILLING HOUSE
on Cameron strect-.Aiso. :; rsw EElCK
TENEMEN7' with half acre Garcen Lot
on the same. Apply TO
John G.. Ladd.
November %. Gs,
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Mr.. RUSSELL 70 TIE DUKE OF eADoRE.
Paris, 18th Jan 1911.

Mr.. RUSSELL 70 TIE DUKE OF cADoRE.
: Paris, 18th Jan 1911.
SIR,
The public Journals * letters from general
Armstrong have announced to the American
government an imperial decree, by which per.
mission is to be granted to stated number of
American vessels to import into France from
certain ports of the United States the articles
therein specified, and to export in return such
productions of the French empire, as are also
enumerated in said decree. This trade it
would appear is to be carried on under the au-
thority of imperial licences, and can only be
perfected by the act Of the French consul re-
siding within the jurisdiction of the U. States
at the specified ports.
The United States have no pretension of
right to object to the operation Of commercial
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7EE DUKE or cADoRE 10 MR.. RUSSELL.
Paris, 18th January, 1911.

TFE DUKE To
Paris, 18th January, 1911.
SIR,
I have read with much attention your note
of the 18th of January, relative to the licences
intended to favor the commerce Of the Ame-
ricans in France, this system had been con-
cei9ed before the revocation of the DEGREES of
Berlin and Milan had been resolved upon
Now circumstances are changed by the reso-
luton taken by the United States, to cause
their flag and their independence to be re-
spected. That which has been done before
this last epoch can no longer serve as rule
under actual circumstances.
Accept the assurances of my high conside-
ration.
CHAMPAGNY DUKE DE CADORE.
The hon. Mr.. RUSSELL
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER rs.

MESSAGE.
To The Senate and House Of Representatives
oftbe United States.
now lay before Congress, two letters to
the Department of State, one from the present
PleDipotentiary of France, the other from his
predecessor, which were not included among
the documents accompanying my message OF
the fifth instant; the translation of them be-
ing not then completed.
JAMES MADISON.
November Tn, 1911.
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DOCUMENTS
ACCOMPANYING THE
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
CONTINUED. |

CONTINUED.
Correspondence Of Jon. Russell; Esq. Charge
des affairs in France.
Mr.. RUSSELL 70 Mr.. SMITH, SECRETARY or
STATE.
Paris, 18th Jan. 1911.
SIR,
Your letter of the 9th of November, relative
to the powers given by this government to its
consuls in the United States under its decree
concerning licences, was received by me on
the llth instant, and the next day I commu-
nicated its contents to the Duke of Galore in
anete, a copy of which you viii! find enclosed.
/ remain, sc. sc.
(Signed jONA. RUSSELL.
The han. Robert Smith, e. sc.