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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22

80 long and
'tle doubt Of his
sat pounds of wool The
GOV 'hesriog imported the fummer
'e i..t very fine ram, whole aeeoa
mas, by the bef judges, been pronounced
hyperion to any they had examined I: yet
MS wool is certainly not better than that
OF the lamb fPeak of; and this the more
extraordinary, as the Merino lambs fleecs
Is never 10 fine as his fubfequent growth.
y lie has been thorn fincc this went 70 the
P reis, and gave nine pounds FIX ounces OF
wool. .ss VI
I7ot autiuned1
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NOTICE.

The Parsnerihip of HOFF &'MOR-
] RS will expire on the Iit day Jarn-
AIRY next, all perfons indebted TO them "a
requcRed to ietrle their reflective
counts, as they are determined TO make a
final |fffltmenf as ioon as pofible and
thoic who have claims againh the faid
firm are requeited 20 pIeient them for
fett!ement.
The flock of GOODS on hand will be
fold low either in part or entire.
HOFF & MORRIS.
Winchester, O6. II, 1871. az
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22

An account Of the FINALE FASHIONS
tor June fays "ManyLaAies have nothing
ON their heads. An arch wag reading
this piece in large mixed company,
read II, Many Ladies have nohing IN
their heads" fad milske!
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IMPROMPTU

On Yonay La7oyey's Marriage TO Ms,
CHAMBER.
Mott Lawyers fets Of chambers take,
To lead a Gogie life,
But Mr. +. on marriage bent, /
lakes CbamS0s ios his wife.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22

NeD'r. Charles Perkins. e Patience bis qyits,
formerly Patience Milbum, nm Gillian
SHaunab BIS zoiff, formerly Hannah MI
burn. Elizabeth Perkins, formerly ELSa-
beth Mii6xyn Andrezo Mikbnrn, 5otisb
Mil6xrn, William 4ii6xrn, Beth9ebA
Helm, formerly Betby1e6a Mil6urn, Davia
Mrl6arn, Jonathan Mibwn, John MI
barn AID Ar,didald LinrbicHz, admnJq,u-
tor of Nm. Miibura Mr'd
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22

On the zzd
= couiounaed
Fell dcwn-A.-
ARd kiIlcd poor
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
Take Notice.

THAT on Saturday the 10th Novem-
L Der next, between the hours of ten
in the forenoon and feven in the afternoon,
at the Houfe of Henry Hinesman Inn
keeper in the Town of Romnev and
county of iamplhire, 1 fhsll take depof-
tions of feveral perions, which depohtions
will be offered as evidence in fuit now
depending in the Chancerv Diitriet Court
held at Staunton, wherein | and Leah my
wife are plaintiffs & yon are defendants.
ANDREW SOMERS.
October II, 1871. 3ztdm C. N.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22

lying and being in the county of Hardy,
adjoining each other md the lands of the
widow Borer, Frederick sites, aud Jacob
BurkdaH. Alto,
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-09
Jacob Hoffman,
James Harris.
PUBLIC SALE.

On the Sirth day Of February meet, 7vlA De
sold to the highest Bidder,
rg,AE House Y LOT in the town OF
i occoqnan, Prince William 'y'Fir
einia, late the property Of 3ENNlAH " ILLE4T,
deceased, nd,now occupied hy Mr.. Roasar
Wn1cH,, The House is of B'ick ard IS
commodious, and the other improvements
good. The sale will take place at tWeivs
o'clock On the premises, and viii te on Gre
dit OF six. and twelve moaths; the purchaser
to give bond with substantial security.
The property is valuable, but II IS NesIn1l-
ed those who wish to purchase will judge
from view
RscuARe WILLETT, Heir at Lay
to geuu.~a HIGct, deeeoseds 6y hts
,4.toruey in tact,
GEORGE WILLETI.
Loudous County. Virginia, : diff
Dscssspes -l9s
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-09
John G. Ladd.
Loft yci}erday Morning,

1 IaCIt NltNI "a q
Between nv store and the old Tobacco
|syachou,c or between the old Tobacco
|Wal,stt use ana Hoses wharf,
Notes fog s. hhds Of Tobacco, OF
the A.exar...;a Warehouse desperation, II the
name Of JoAn iayloe, Of tae following marks
and i;rnbers:
I.T-W.sl5 to $50; $50 to $40; s5l
Ito $50 III 10 l72. *. So to So ];
ISa5 TO $50, SIS 10 SIS; i64 TO 100; los
|,o ia. I.a. % TO ~ q 70 IS
This advertisement is fer the purpose OF
preventing any innocom person from pur-
chasing the above Notes.
James sanderson.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-09
NEGROES FOR SALE,

On MONDAY, the 18th day of February
next if fair; If rot, the next fair day; Will
be sold, at public sale, for ready money, at
the house of Captain George Williams, in
Dumlries; IS very likely NEGROES, con-
sisting of men, women and children; be-
longing to the estate of John Gibson, de-
ceased.
John Spence, Exr,,.
ames Reid,
Dumfries, jar "a dts
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January s.
Marine Insurance Company Of
Alexandria.
Insurance CFre, ian. 4, 1910.

Insurance Cfre, Jan. 4, 1910.
The Stockholders IN this an
stitution are notified that a dividend Of fys
per cent has this day been declared or that
part Of the capital stock now paid, which wig
be ready to be paid to them or their legal rec
representatives. III ten day IS from this date. By
order } 3. NICHOLS, Sec
January d7
~, The Editor ofthe Virginia Patriot Wiz
please publish the shoye advertisement q s1 fos
2 weeks in bis paper.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-09
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1911.
a Spanish Merspzo SHEEP.
The subscriber has lately received fran
Lisbou,

Six Rams q fourteen Ewes,
which will be offered for sale at Broom La u
near Alexandria, on SATURDAY, the 18th
day of January next, on liberal credit -
The mos. satisfactory certificates as to the
breed Of these sheep are in my possession,
which as we'll as the sheep may be seen at any
time They belong to the different cabannas
of Pauar; kegretti g. Escuriel, which are the
most highly esteemed in Spain for size as
we'll as ineness Of fleece: Several Lambs
have been yeaned since their arrival, and
most Of the Ewes are with Lamb
J. Fl. Hooe.-
December25. dts
GTe The Editor Of the National I1teM.
,gencer :oM please insert the a6ove and send
ii, his accouat to this office far payment.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-09
PUBLIC SALE.

On FRIDAY, the It'll Of January next, a.
three O'Clock, in the afternoon, will be sold
to the highest bidder,
A Frame House & Lot front
ing on Alfred street % feet 10 the east, aud
fronting the same number Of feet on an alley
As feet 10 inches wide, with an excellent
pump Of water at the door---to satisfy a debt
due by George G. Sisson to Joseph Fl. Man.
deviIe.
Terms Of saie-One half cash, and the other
half on credit of sixty days. Security on
the property will be taken till the last pay
snent is made.
VIM, MsM'echen,
December %. DIV
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-09
Public Sale.
December %.

CONSISTING OF
NLD PORT; sherry Lisbon and ,le-
~ ne,He wines old spirit West India
rum bounce and whiskey +; loaf and brown
surar; moasses; imperial and young ny
con tea: handsome assortment OF West
lodia sweet meats West India pickles,
and pepper vinegar, Martinique cordials
cinnamon; mace; cloves and nutmegs; Ia
rnarinds; anchoyies olives, lime juice in.
bottles copperas, al,'an ginger and pep.
per: smoaked behring's; wrapping paper
silt vinegar bed cords; good assort-
1nent of ncns, womens. boys and chi!drcns
shoes; soap; candles; indigo; and yarlc.
~ of other articles.
All the above articles are in small quntl-
ties and calculated fl, retailers.
IN STORE,
Fit for the Fishing Season
Fifiy new FISH barrels hsled with salt; 100
EMMY fish barrels, and 100 barrels OF cider,
which will be sold as above or at private sale
Oh a credit.
ALSO,
4 saddle horse light cart with gears
and a canvas top, and 400 bushels coal.
Thomas Patten.
December Is alo.4yan
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Jua Publllhed.
PRICE FIFT1 GEMS,

PRNE TIT Z LEN ID,
And for sale by ROBERT GRAY,
A Poetical Picture OF America,
Beinr observations made during residence
of several years at Alexandra and Norfolk !;
illustrative of the manners and customs OF the
;nbabitants--and interspersed with anecdotes
arising from general intercourse with socl-
ETY. in that country from 1893 TO 1907 by
a Lady.
London, Printed. 1908 Norfolk, Re- prttntse !;
lale.
Noycmbcs a.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-09

aF The Subscriber intending to
leave Alexandra in the month of January
next, earnestly requests all persons that are
indebted to him to pay their respective &c
counts by the lst day of that month, SO that
he may be enabled to pay these 70 whom hs
is indebted.
Thoma; Patten,
Dec. IL. dina
hp ANY persons who have books thai
have been borrowed of the subscriber, are cs.
spectfuily requested to return them.
r. P.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-09
: +. WIGN KEEhE

Ne WICN IS EEhE
0FrERS For S i 1 e,
~ hogsac.ds West India and New of-
caas eugar
itrccs ditto
100 a,,rrels ditto
$50 h;ss green soi'ee
20 tea, bar iron tess ss
IS barrels New England rum
50 boxes candies
a. chests young hyson tea
!, ditto fi!son t'stn
3 hal pipes fenefite vine
5 hcgSheaas West li.dhs .tana
100 barrets New York prinle pork
go CT Ks Lc,.;tlnn brown stout, and
% he;ss New Orleahs cotton
pines bayqanp brandy.
De RI
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-09

9, ,sdics al scndue.
| every l'aesdaY aad Frld avs
\ W.T. ~. SOLD
Z she Vos,das Selre, corner OF i,rl'lcS an
Water streets
v,e;stsof Dry Gaoas, Groceries, &c.
. .t,,,,,,rs of which sill be expressed III
t,;,s ef the day---Ail kinds OF gooas
L':s,S arc ON Limitation and tho prices o.
'h;eh ere estabi;ss'ssl, can at any TINE =; os
ewad aapurchassd at the lowest ilmitailo'
''' p p G.. sAarstcllcr. v. ~.
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Twenty Dollars Ke1UaYd.


RAN AWAY from thc suhscriber on Sa-
kumsy ,I.rht last, mtiiatto woman, named
SUSAN, thc property O! Mrs. Nelson, ior-
escry TIC property of Captain Black-She
|sa good house scepaat but has an inpudent
DoaEee-.S'c IS tall and stout, two OF the tin.
kcrS on one Of ker hantis, believed to be the
Plight, arc erookeel, anl the iirst Joint CT ner
4ore Gnger OF, tho samc hand is OF. Had on
when She went away blue cloth habit, but
Rook spndry other cloaths with her, among
Eticb is a camblet cloak wish green iinsey
2mi's. Its supposed she has gene towards
Frederick county, Vir. as she mas mother
piN2 N John HOPKINS farm IN that county,
|tlIN DOLLARS vii be givcp ior appse-
beading and bringing her home If taken In
&c district Of Columbia or Fairfax county.
knd TIC above reward II taken elsewhere, and
Ali reasonable charges paid
Robert Gray.
~. Masters Of vessels and others are
orhid harboring or carrying her OF.
December 25.
Ga The editor of the Winchester Ca
Eatte VIII please TO publish the above tire
Flmes, and send his dill to this Office iog pay
|ment.
-
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LANDING,

And for sale bv the s',bscriheF, at his store
on King between W.terNtS demonstrates
10 chests young Hyson lea,
do. liy son do. Of fresh oShne quail
2 bales Beerboon CurrahS
do. 6ne Bates,
80 boxes monll aatl d;pt Candles
20 kegs choice Butter, in small kegs for
fanli!y use
4 81 tons Plaster Paris
4 20 rcsms Paper
40, u bales OF Twine, S Windsor Soap
- John G. Ladd.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-09
The SubEriber

I he SubFrlber
Has for Sale at his Store, lower end Q
Prince Street,
TsWENTY-*IVE Barrels of APPLES,
from Philadelphia, OF the first quality
shclbark NUTS; English WAlNUrS;
CHESNUTS; sweet ORANGES; first quail
ity CHEESE, tor family use Table COE
FISH; of an excellent quality !; Market BAS-
KETS; New-York CABBAGE Cavsn-
dish chewing TOBACCO Patent Floor
MATS of the newest fashion; together With
GROCERIES as usual.
Abel Willis.
January s. DIT
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$685..
For Sale Or Freight,
- IAe fast sailing Brig
~. LLOYD;


M4 Burthen 22o tons or 1000 bar
rels, built at Newbury Port, has performed
but one voyage, and is III every respect first
rate vessel.-Apply to
Lawrason and Fowle,
Who haze ior sale, landing tram saia brig,
frsm Nezv Castle. (Englaaa)
l60 kegs White Lead,
100 boxes by 10, and 10 by - Window
Glass.
ALSO,
The Cargo q schooner Hazard, CAPT. HaM-
net, .jfem gostsn.
los tons Plaster Paris,
tons St. Petersburg Hemp,
1900 Cod Fish,
20 boxes Chocolate,
pipe and half pipes Old I.oEda9
Particular Madeira Wine,
20 bolts Russia, K 80 do Ravens Duck
ALSO,
From BRIG Economy, Captain Havers, .lf,ew
Boston,
4 pipes and half pipes Lendon Farticu.
lar Madeira Wine.
January s.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-06

witt, Great Britain, which we must NEST Is.
suredIy wage, if we intend TO co-opc rate with
our loving friend Bonaparte. The people
say they, are to grow rich, and the treasur,
is to be replenished by privateering. We
shall be able to make depredatinns Oh the rich
commerce of Great Britain, which she is car.
rying on toaIl parts of the world.-Hc: mer.
chant-men cover the ocean, and 1t is inApossi.
Bile hut that our swift sailing vessels Should
succeed in capturing many straggiers from
their numerous convoys.-Well, this nav
possibly be 80, but one or other OF these p.si.
tons must be false.-The British commerce
must be destroyed or it must exist. il it is
DESTROYED there will be no plumber for Gpr
honest privatsersmen. And if it esists-i
their ships trade to every part of the works.
that is, ifthe commerce of theworldis exciu-
sively in their hands, their revenue vii, still
exist, while ours will be annihlated and We
shall suffer while they prosper, notwithstand.
ing what We could plumber from them by pri.
watering.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-06
PARIS, September IS.


On the 25th August the Military Commits.
sion charged with the trial of the authors and
accomplIces in the treason that delivered FL
gueras to the enemy, condemned TO death aid
to forfeiture of property the following:
Jean Marques, Confidential Clerk Of th'
Keeper of the Magazine Bloquicr
jean Floretta, servant Of the said Bious
quisr.
Jean Jouvne Procureur.
GEMS Pops, and Pierre Pens.
All the FIVE living at Fort Fernando de Fl.
gueras, and convicted of Treason the three
first, present at the trial were executed the
two latter were declared contumacious
The SAID Commission HIS acquitted Of Inc
said crime the aforementioned:
Anon Francois Bioquier.
Therese Pons, Magdaline Pons, sister O.
Gems and Pierre Pons
And Marianne Fioretta, servant Of Bou
quier.
However considering that in the absence
sufficient proofs, they afforded at least rcas
tor suspicion these four individuals Ia;
been placed under the special superintendent
OF the superior Police. until the paciicati
OF Upper Catalonia, and they were frsscln
the execution OF the condemned.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-06

much longer at cur public theatres, We shan
say we are likely to degenerate, and SO, II the
coarseness and yulgarity OF manners that DIS
tinguishes the press of the United States con-
tinue to prevail. farewell the freedom OF the
American people, and enter all the mlseries
of the turbulent republics of Greece, and MI
series ungraced by the suavities which DIS
tinguished the political vices OF those Illus
trious communities.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-06
Fran tie Commercial .Adrertiser.
Mr.. LEWIS,

MK LEWIS,
There are among us many honest * well
meaning, but deluded men, who are impress
ed with a belief that the people of Great Bri-
tain derive their means of subsistence chiefly
from this country. The following extract
from Report made to the House of Com
mons in May last, will, Ii is presumed, undc-
ceive many, and convince them that ali our
efforts to starve the British nation are inetfec-
tual, especially whilst her ancient and most
inveterate enemy, and other powers with
whom she is at present at war, continue to
supply her with the staff of life.
Imported into Great Britain during the
last year, ll,ee6,ls loo bushels Of wheat g.
5oS,492 cwt. of -four; 4,26S,9o4 bushels of
oats; and 1926 balls of oat meal Of this
quantity, the imports were-from France,
2,67s,443 bushels of weat; and 2ol,992 hun
dred weight of -four; from Holland l5l2l2s
bushels wheat; frhm Germany l,lel,4sS do.
from Poland and Prussia, 2,574,o48 do; from
Denmark and Norway, 887,4sO ditto; and
from America, 1852 bushels of wheat, and
2lO,2o9 cwt. Of -four"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-06
DEGREES OF THE SPANISH CORTES
From q CaGiz Pahfr. I

!. The mediation offered by Great Britain,
for the purpose Of conciliating the provinces
of America, is accepted.
2. The indispensable basis must be, the
submission of the provinces TO acknowledge
and swear allegiance to the Cortes aid the Sc.
vernment, and to name deputies who shall re-
present them in the said Cortes, and shall IT,
corporate themselves with the other represen.
tatiyes of the nation.
5. That all hostilities shall be reciprocally
suspended, and all persons Of either party, who
are prisoners, Shall be set free.
4. That the prctensions ofthe provinces are
at variance with the mother country (desi-
dentee shall be heard, and attention paid to
them as Far as justice will permit.
S. At the expiration Of eight months from
the commencement of the negotiation, or
sooner if possible, report of the progress of
it shall be made to the Spanish government
s. Great-Britain shall be permitted, during
the negotiation, to trade with the said pro-
vinces. it being left to the Cortes to consider
whether they shall be admitted to a share of
the trade with all the provinces of America.
z. The negotiation must be concluded
within fifteen months.
8. If, at the expiration Of that time, it is
not accomplished, Grsal-Britain shall suspend
all intercourse with the provinces at variance
with Spain, and shall assist the mother coun-
try in bringing them back to their duty.
9. The government liz its answer to the En-
glish minister shall previously explain to him
the motives which have induced it to accept
the mediation, and TO preserve its honor.
The DEGREES Of the Spanish Cotes Of the
5th of August, contains many lclcven IN ally
wise, humane, and Statutory provisions, equal
ly essential 10 the general prosperity Of TIE
community as honorable to the patriotism of
the Cortes and advantageous to the ii hts and
liberties of the people. The Jurisdictonal
Seigniories are abolished, and merged in the
authority of the Crown. All magistrates ard
other functionaries are placed Oh the same
footing as to appointments with those in tie
townships of Royal jurisdiction. All sucn
appointments, otherwise than in places Of
Royal jurisdiction, are suppressed from the
date of the Decree. All exclusive rights Of
chase, fishing, ovens, mills watercourses, TO-
rests sc. are abolished, and the free use Of
these rights is to remain to the people, where
the exclusive rights have been purchased, the
nation is to indemnify the purchaser, who is
to have three per cent interest till the money
be paid, and though last not least" Hence
forward no one can call himself Lord Of Vas
sells, exercise jurisdiction, appoint Judges, Or
exercise any of the claims and privileges com
pretended in the Decree two of its previous
provisions having totally abolished the relation
ofLord and Vassel, and converted all CONTRACTS
and agreements between them for rents, dues,
&c. into contracts, as between one individual
and another.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-06
Trade Of Great Britain,

Our democrats are exulting in the success
of Bonaparte's anti-commercial system, which
they say has already almost ruined the COM
merce of Great Britain: Our energetic CO.
operation is only wanted to ruin, it entirely
Only stop the trade between the United States
and Great-Britain, say they, and their conf
merce is at an end. Well, it may be SO tho
We have our doubts on the subject. Blu, let
US hear what these same men say about war
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-06

We have extracted the following from com.
munication in the .A5any Balance. The
respectable editor of that paper says, that
he knows the writer, and that he gives
true account of himself.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-06

By captain Johnson, of the ship Concordis
at New-York, last from Sheerness, the MIR
ror efthe Times of the 18th ult has been re-
ceiyed, containing the following article on
AMERICAN POLITICS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15

Mr. Morier, who is ABOUT 10 sail i,
the British fr;gate Venus, for New.
York Or sent to LIVERPOOL, TO iil.
care of Mr.. Maury. N the mean
time, it will be sufficient 70 state =,
you, that Tam expecting every dsy
lord WeI!esley's written overture
IN that affair; and that in our con.
tcrences, which resulted iii an an.
Outstanding, that he would make
such an overture, no objection was
made by him to all engagement 10
restore the men to the snip from
which they were forcibly taken,
syithout the offensive reservation
prescribed to Mr.. Rose and Mr..
Erskine, and contained in Mr. JACK.
sons project to offer a suitable
provision, without any reservation,
Tor the families of the sufferers, as
a part OF the terms of satisfaction;
to lorbear all reference, IN the pa.
Pers leading TO, or containing thc
arrangement, to the Presidents
proclamation, or to any thing con-
nected with it; to adopt, iii those
papers, a style and manner not on
y respectful but kind to our govern
ment; to rccitc in them, Tas in Mr.
t.rskine's letter TO you IN April,
1901 that admiral Berkiey had
been promptly disavowed, and, as
mark Of his aritanic majesty's dis
pleasure, recalled from an impor-
ant command. I have met on this
occasion with nothing OF discou-
aging nature, except on the IN
practicable point OF the trial and
punishment cfthc offending officer.
in that point it is impossible to
prevail; but there viii be no OBJ
ecton to my declaring, in reply
o The overture, the expectation OF
he American government, tha5 the
'Hicer shall be tried and punished,
,r to "a rejoinder, Tif I wish 1T on
he part OF lord Wellesley, sugges-
ing, in friendly way, the reasons
or not fulfilling that Expectation. .