Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-04-19

giving bohd TO prove the American origin
alty Of her cargo and that several of the
Licenced vessels had also arrived with CO.
lonial produce. We are informed by a
passenger that Mr.. Williams had stated
some OF the above facts, and added, that
vessels, circumstanced as was the Fox,
sent into England, adjudicated and clear
ed, would be admitted into France as A
merican vessels are in England.
The British King had nearly recovered
his accustomed health but II was not tx.
pected he would resume the reins of go
vernment while the Prince Regent follow
ed the old road, and kept his old servants
in office.
The accounts from the theatre of war
are not so late as those we have received
direct And in the North, things remain
ed as portentous to commerce as ever.
LONDON, February %.
Mr.. Pinkney will have hrs audience Of
leave to day. The probability is, tina, ak
hope of an adjustment with America is at
an end that all the iasidious designs Of
Bonsparte will be accomplished aud that
we shah in the spring DC involved In war
with this new enemy.
Morning Chronicle
If we have war with America, which
We can scarcely believe, it win not be our
fault unless, indeed ii be fault not TO pro-
pirate the United States by abandoning
those principles upon which our greatness,
security and independence depend.
Courier.
ET1ycb 4
Yesterday His Royal Highncss the Re-
gent held Court at Carlton House, when
Mr.. Pinkney, the American Minister,
took leave, previous to bis departure from
this country.-Gaz.
Mr.. Pinkney's return is not in conse.
quence OF any untriendly result of the nego-
cation between the two countries. He
leaves Charge des Affairs TO carry on di.
plomatic correspondence and Mr.. Fos-
ter proceeds immediately to America, as
our Minister. We repeat, that whenever
the French DEGREES are revoked in good
faith, We will repeal our Orders, and not
before. Mr.. Pinkney now knows those
DEGREES are not bona hde repealed, and
Mr.. Smith, the American Secretary, ia a
letter to Gen. Turreau has explicitly de-
clared that the DEGREES were NOT re.
pealed--'' the mode only, and not the mes-
sure, has undergone an alteration"
LONDON, March 10.
Letters from Paris as far back as the l2th
OF February, mention, that several Ameri-
can vessels had arrived in France, Zone of
which had touched at Grbraltar) and sd.
mitted to entry, giving bonds for the orr
~. 81.
one half the value m French manufactures.
Coffee and Sugar can only be admitted un-
der Imperial licences f; and sor:e ca,poes
have arrived from America, and been ad.
mitted, having obtained such Licences.
March ii.
Yesterday her Malesty's Council trans.
acted business at Windsor, and in conse-
quence Of the improved state of His Males.
ty's health, the bulletins ia future are to be
issued only three times week. At twelve
His Majesty gave audience to the Lord
Chancellor, and walked an hour on the
terrace at one, the Prince Regent had an
interview with his Majesty which continu-
ed halt an hour. His Majesty is now so
much recovered, that the medical atten.
dants have been Withdrawn, and the Kings
Pages have resumed their accustomed situ-
atoms. The bulletins viii be discontinued
in few days.
We find an article in the Paris Moni.
teur on the subject of the French DEGREES.
Ii says, the DEGREES are repealed with res
pect to America, because she is taking
measures to cause her rights to be respect-
ed but they are in force with respec, to
other neutrals who have recognized our
Orders in Council, and have not resisted
the operation OF them. Whatidle language
this is. Where is there a neutral Power
besides America? If they are repealed
qn0ad her they are repealed altogether, for
there another neutral pnu%r Rnf