Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-03
Carresh1Narace 6cfween NJ IHoaret
and oar Piruinoteniiaries
coSTIN uRD.
M.. Monroe. Secretary Of STATE, 10 RE
Ptesihoteniiires y rae U States, at
GOnsnbn g.
fs DkpARrMgxr OF STATE.
January so, 1874.

ciaFation al Aar nv the OeS. 10 bo's-
to-, with TIE american consul and some
pablle slo,eS on boa d, shared Ike
fac e.
AEer the leclara,i 1T wsr, Con-
sress passed IN ACT allowing to BRUSH
subjects six men'h rs, from the date oil
the dee.asa, on, TO ren,ove tasir P'o'
p.yty ont Of the u States, m eonse'
aucacc Oh which many vessels were re-
msved with their csrg es. aid VITA
confidence, taA, On LIBERAL construction
OF the spirit of the law, some vessels
we've peraitted 10 depart even alter the
expiration of the term sps cited IN The
ia / will end:avor 10 put IN your
p session a liz, Of these cases. A &c
he 2 4 rsc,pr"cai provisioH however, Will
be 5ei ai4p,,a 10 the object IN view.
hsve the honor ~ DC. &c SIC. &c.
(Signe,D JAMES MONROE.
P,ons fhe Secretary Of STATE 80 the
Cenmssioqe,s Of the Uaited States,
for fr.aang sy'fh e.. britoiq. dated
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Feb. 10, 1914.
Eer,iemen--Should you conclude q
trc.,v and not obtain satisfactory ar
r.nyement Of neutral rights, it will be
D., pcr for you TO provide tina, the u.
States N n have advantage of anY .'inu-
l.,ions more favorable 10 neutral nstions,
liza, nav be- established between Great
P:i,sin and other powers. A precedeni
= such provision is found in de-
e',rs,rry x-ticie he,~een Great Britsir&
Russi,, bearing date on The 9Th October,
1901, explanatory Of the Cd section I'd
n ,.cie. Of q convention concluded be
tween them on the 9TH OF June OF the
- me year.
fb.ye the honor To be, sc Sc &c.
(sispsd) JAMES MONROE.
Extract Of letter ON :he Secretary
Of STATE 10 the CsmNis sioners Of The
U Stairs for treating with G. 8ri.
tain, datsd
DEPARTMENT 81 STATE,
February "a, 1914.
al received les, night your letter "f
the 18th Oct. With extracts OF letter.
iroa Mr. Adams and Mr.. Harris Of The
25G and f3d Of Nov.
Il appears that yeo had M know
ledge at the date, even Of the las, letter,
Of the answer nf the British govern
rcn;. 10 The offer which had been made
to it. 8 second time, OF the Rnssisn me-
dis,icn. Hvnce II is to DO inferred
that the Or, position made To tsis gn<
yera,nSnt bv the Bramhl- was made not
only without YOU, knowledge, but with
o., the sanction, if NJ; Without The
haoul-dge OF the Emperor. lntclli.
genee from oiher sources, strengthens
thi, Inference. II this view Of the con-
dnci sF the British go,e'nmenl is well
founded, the motive for il cannot be
b,,s,sken. Il may fatty be presumed
thss i, Was 10 prevent a good uDdcr-
standing and csncsrt between the Un;-
ted S,s,s> and Russia and Sweden 'n
the subject OF pestral rights In the pc
that by drawing the negecistinn to En-.
sIaud, aud dspri,ing you Of an oppor,u-
ni,y oi free communication With those
upve-s. a treaty less favorable to the U
States, might be Obtained, which might
af er,rais be used With advantage BY G
Britain ia her negotiations with those
powers.
Nv AN ,r,;el. in the iorner instruc-
tons. you we're authorised in making
tre,,y 20 preye M in1pressnent tom cur