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MARSHAL'S NOTICE.
Usitse S'rs' n A~ssiss, 4

o"nse of's' y h~~iss,
DM'iS # Afsss =.
PURSUANT to warfan, frood the HDns DATA
Se~al'. El4 Judge ct the DiAr,cf caurr Of
Name, hereby sise public nosce. tha< Lihsf
10 fled IN fAid Ccuet BY Clement c. hell ecmmAa-
der Of the privxe armed fchooacr called The aaS4
prise Of Baltimore, ailedsing thar being duly 80
hofised by sbe Prefdent Of the Unisds Ssasss. ~
. con nfioa under the zeal thereof, he with his
odicers aad crew in faid fchr on he high feas on
the esd dag Of April laA psa, did capture the hrr
Kutculof burshen 2os sous. commanded By VIII
liam Turnbail. with cargo eoaffs.ng Of CoAsss
Cocoa add Hides, and the fame did bring into he
Dilafid Of Penoblcot, that n the time OF csftesc
the laid brig sad cargo belonged TO Tome fubk<e
or fubject. Of the Uniies Kingdom Of Great Brit
ain aud Ireland and fuch liable to eprdeuana.iess
by the laws Of war, and the Un;sed S,stes--Tha;
hearing on faid Libel will be hAd n Porsland,
faid Dsiiridt Of Maine on Mooday, the ,h;sset.
day Of June neEs, when and where any psrfou Il
sfled may appear and ihew caufe. II any can
ihswn wherefore the fame ihould not te centes
ned ~ iawfnl prse Of 70 the libellans, h.s 81
sers officers and Grew, ~ prayed for.
Given under my hand ., Cs!sioe. this asa day I.
May 1874
CHARLES TEBBETs. D.pssy M@el.
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7WENIY DOLLARS. RtWARD 7

STOEEN from the fubfciiber'e Shop on the
ostweniy third inf sbouf 9 ociockin the :noru
ing, A red morocco POCKET BOOK containirr
thirty one dollars 10 baek bili,-f four dollar hile
of ealfern money and otie ten dollar bill on LA
Lowell bank--one dollar bill on Troy e 4
Note againt Iohnfcn Wins,ow, for fevcnsy dollar
dated March 1872 with 40 embodiment on tbs
fame Of fourteen dcliars--n Note' xgsnfs Adsns
Fuller, for ao'lars be psid ia harnefs work.
"A Note agaiun Dominitus Hafnnco; for s d..
lars, dated May I4th, 1874 AZ Cbtigs.icr again.s
Isaac Wilton, for uinc pair of chsie wheels, aaa
grea, lumber of other papers which are Of ne
conf. qaenee any perfon bus the righscwnsr.
JONAS CHILD.
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&o1CaaS:
Monday, Nav so, 1914.


Some further extracts Of foreign news will be
found under the proper head in this days paper.
The late asri,als furnish variety Of official ar.i.
eles. giving very detailed accounts Of the move.
meats and success Of the allied forces, bu,
having already published The grand result, pre-
eludes the necessity ofour being more particular
On Tuesday last the Supreme Judicial Court
commenced its session in this town. Present
the Hon. Chief Justice Sc call, the Hon Associ
ate Justices. Thatcher, Parker and Dewey.
On the opening Of the Court the Chief Justice
an eloquent, learned & patriotic charge
20 the Grand Jury. The throne Of Grace WIS
sddressed by the Rev. MIR Nichols, in most
Impressive and solemn manner E
Two OF three criminal trials Of in,ere~ took
place. the outlines Ct which We shall endeavor 10
give in our next-One Of them Of capital m
ture, prisoner acquitted-An insurance case of
deep interest to Merchants is nov under the
consideration of the Court-to be decided in Ia.
ly--Mayo. We Maine Fire and Marine Insurance
Company e uF
At the 5. ]. Court, which vas holden in this
town the last week. Charles s Davis, Albion
4. Paris, stephen Chsse and Henry FAswel n
were admitted TO practice ~ Councillors, and
Lew Whitman, Tris,rsm Gilman, William Bar
rows and David S,anwooA, were admitted 10
Practice ~ Attornies ~ the Bar ofsaid Court.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-30

WE the fubfcrihers, having bsen appoin,edibv
~ the Hon samuel Freeman, Judge Of proba,s
for the counsy OF Csmber!and. to receive and ak
anime the claims Of the creditors to the ela,e oS
JONATHAN SMITH, late Of Bridgeton, in l.;a
county, labo'er. deeesis,i. iniovent, rive no,;cs
hat 6x months are allowed the credisors 10 hr,p.
in and prove ,her clams-and tina, W. fhall .,,e,,s
thar ie,vife Al the houie of samuel andrews Mo !.
in 5rdgson, on luefday The thirty fl n day of M.
and on The TAFT Thuriday Of the I've folorir =
months. SAMUEL ANDREWS,
SRBA SMITH
Brdgton, april 81. 1914
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VMR the fubfcribers, CcmmifIiooers, appointed
~ by the Hon. Judah Dana, Judge Of Probn,1
for the county Of Oxford. TO receive and examine
the claims Of the ievera creditors to the eaa,e oe
JONATHAN DRESSER. late Of Fsyehurr, ia fa;a
county. blacksmith deceaed, hereby give notice t,,
all concerned that four monihs are allowed nom
the 10Th Of May inn for the ersdHor. to bring Ia
and prove their claims; and tha, Ne 1,a. attend
that Ter vice the office Of stephen Chafe Efo -
Fryshurg on the Ian Taeidays Of May, Jsue. JAW
and AuguA next at 10 o'clock p NJ on each II
faid days. STEPHEN CHASE,
J. B. OsCoOD. e'""V's"'.
May 10, 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-30
Fsom & Halifax Paper.
MASONIC MFORAz.l7ION.

A short time since the French Privateer
l. Puret captured Irish brig Two Friends.
when short conversation commenced be-
tween the French and British Captains I; and
he signals Of masonry we're interchanged
between them; Meriencourt, the French cap.
tain, generously bestowed the prize, with
her cargo, on Captain Campbell, as token
otrespect for the ancicn and illustrious craft,
md the brig proceeded unnolssted on her
.oyase.-Seversl Lodges have testified
their appreciation Of this gallant French
mars conduct and the Union Lodges Of
Limerick has resolved 10 present him with
IN eigant cup, value 700 guineas, with an
apprspriase inscription, to commemorate
'ns iilustrious example Of masonic virtue.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-30

CTRAyED fron the fob1eriber in Fsesport, a4,h
April, large MARE COLT, With : white
nr'pe IA her face. two years Cd. aod srots eli.
Whoever win give Information TO the owner thar
he may obtain his property. ihal be generously e
Warded SAMUEL rfrTa,
Freeport, May - 1914
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.,

WEDNESDAY, NAY 20.
Al 10 o'clock Mr. Smith, senior member from
Boston, called to order. A committee was sp.
pointed to exsmine the returns. They soon after
reported that q quorum had assembled. com.
mittee was appointed to inform his Excellency
the Governour that quorum OF the house had
assembled sc. The whole number OF members
returned was 435.
AT quarter before IL, His Ex. attended aud
administered the osths.
The House then proceeded to the choice of
Clerk. The whole number of votes given was
423 Benz. Pollard. Esq. had SCI, and was
chosen.
The House then proceeded to the choice of
Speaker. The whole number Of voies gwen
was Az. The Hon. Timothy Bise!o,u had 3i6.
and WAS chosen.
A committee Of was chosen 10 unite with
those who were chosen ou,he part ofthe Senate
to examine, sort and count The votes given for
Governor.
The two Houses 1t half past ~ O'Clock, pre-
cede6 BY his Exceilency the Governor, * The Hon.
orsbie Council. were escorted by the Independans
Company OF Cadets, TO the Old South Meeting
House. where they attended publck worship.
The serYicee were performed in = style of unus ual
excellence, BY President Appleton.
The whole executive branch ofthe government,
more than two thirds of the SEA tie, and more
than three fourths Of he House Of Represents.
tves, for the ensuing year. are federalis,s.
THURSDAY, NAY %.
The Committee appointed to open, record
and cast the votes for Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor, reported as follows -
FOR GOVERNOR.
Whole number OF votes, lO2,477
Necessary 10 choice, 5l,239
His Ex'y. CALEB SrRoNc has s6,374
And is chosen.
FOR 1T. GOVERNOR.
Whole number, lo2,23l
Necessary TO q choice, 5l,ll9
His Hon, WM. PHILLIPS, has 56,374
And is chosen.
(Mr, Dexter had 45,953 votes, and there
were so scattered. We understand the
respective aggregates are considerably at
fec,ed by the iniormality or failure Of re-
turns.
The House refused to appoint commit.
tee to consider the subject Of a. Insolvent
Law
& Ordered, That the committee who have
onder cousiderssiUut petition Of Gould
and others, be directed to consider wha,
further provision is necessary to be made
10 enforce the due observance ofthe Sabbath
in this Commonweallh-with leave, &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-30
LONG ISLAND SOUND

.s.how completely hloct AIDED. I he Eulwark
"a, is stationed off Noycs Beach. Narragan.
set shore. having with her Two sloops, who
are constantly cruising in a direction to is.
iercepi every vessel attempting 10 pass; il
two days they captured four,.essels, smone.
them sloop from Barnstabie
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DIED,

IN TINS town on the 2tSf inst. Mr.. Daniel
Some. aged 39--mucA respected and beloved by
ell who knew him, for his eminent virtues and
p'ety. The events Of the latter part ofhls sick
ness afforded good evidence Of well ground
ed hope Ola fu,are reward. He APPEARED en-.
tireiy resigned 10 he will Of heaven; utterly re-.
nouncing sll dependence on himself, but placed
AN ms hopes on the Lord Jesus. A. b streng l.
fs'led him his heart sppeared to be gradually di
ver,ed from his earthly connection. while his
relish for prayer snd resigicus conversation
greatly increased. His last words were :. Come
Lord Jesus. and receive me-"
In This town, Mr.. Caleb Bradley sged 49,
In OnsfeId, Mr.. Thomas Lombard. ir. 20.
In France, of his wounds. Gen Forester. s
prisoner to the allies In England, Capt John
Stockham--he commanded The Thunderer "a,
the memorable battle Of Trafalgar --lnN. Y
state, Ii. Weller, Of the u. S. army, shot by :
recrui, named KNAPP. while attempting TO enforce
him TO do his du'y.-la Portsmouth. honors
BILE Jona. Warner, IL So; and his sister Madam
Shsrburne, relic, OF Henry S. Esq aged IS 49,
In Burlington. Mrs. abigail jones'. reiict Of Rev.
Thomas formerly mns,e, Of tina; place, aged
"a ---In Plasssburg, Mr.. Isaac Cole. aged los.
IL ~ ATTAIN, v Nj. Jeremiah 6 fifth, aged 20
he walked up ledge of rocks. and ven,uring
near the edge OF = precipice. he together with
the rock on which he stood. fell the great dist
snce OF ll3 feet--hc continued dele ious until
his death.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-30

p UNAWAY from the fsbferibsr 90 the S.h at
Apriiia an i.dented spprentice BY the name
of BkNJANIs DUsciN. aged about 9 years. about
fset ~ inehss high. black hair. dark skin, buc
eyes. and thick hips. All perfors are forbid har-
borring or unsting him. and whoever will take mp
aid runaway add rsfarn him 10 the fubiesber ihaia
receive one dollar rewsrd ELlAB STEVENS
Limipalon, May ~, Iel4
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AdminiAyators Sale.

TO be fold BY order ofthe Circuit Court Of Corn
mon Pleas, 1t the dwelling house Of Thomis
Finfon, late Of Pejeofcot, in the county Of ctn'
berland, Yeoman, dsccafed, on Thurfday the 'h'5ss
ieenth day of Juoe neat. d Gee o'clock r is
much of the Real Ensts Of faid deeesfed - Wiz
produce the fun Of one hundred and fifty doafss
10 pay his jun debts apd incidental charges.
THOMAS FINsON, dim, SsSssi, SOD.
Pejepfcot, May "a, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-30

One of the Philadelphia War hawks, who
was amongst the most noisy believers out
for 4 c declaration the present foo Iish aud
delestable Har is now whining the dele
,hs, probably before Jilue 1915. PhtladrisAia
will be gariisoned by British force.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-30

Wormwood. BoxApAnrR, in his Bulle-
tin Of the l4th March says, "Gen. ST.
PRIEsr set fire to two manufacturers
conduct worthy fnrneoae. In all times
furncoafs have been the most cruel enemies
OF their country"
We shall probably hear of some hard
fighting in France before the final overthrow
OF Bonaparte-it viii be like the last con-
vulsive struggle before. death AT the last
accounts he was about &c milesfrom Pari. I;
his force might be from so to go 900 men
but surrounded by the invading forces.
81, - - igef
Among the multiplied crueldes prac,ised
on his victims by the ruthless Bonaparte, il
is recorded by himself, in bis General Ord
ers in Italy, ,ha, the town Of Yuerbo hay
ing dared 10 refuse an unconditional sum
mons to surrender, he ordered them to be
burnt, and column to be raised amidst its
ruins, with the horrible inscription,
"HERE STOOD VI7ERBO"
Who shall sympsthise with such mon
ster !--Phit. Reg.
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IN SENATE-nAx 81 !

~ nv SEWdIE-NAY 81 1879.
A quorum being form I'd, the Senate was c allied
to order and proceeded to the choice Of Clerk
which were for Samuel Nc. C!arey, Esq and he
was chosen.
The Senate then proceeded to the choice of
President. The whole number of votes given
was Is Hon. John Phillips had %, and was
chosen. ,,.... ..l
A committee Of was chosen, to unite with
such As should be chosen on the part ofthe House,
70 examine and report ON the votes for Governor.
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PROPHECY.

IN 1874, when one of Mr.. Madison 5
aA.nen'al system resoluto rs w.re IN dis
ms'on, Fisher dimes said;
!, out nation will be tired OF suffel ing loss
:, - e'noarrassments for the F. "ench. he
~, S,sk'e. 80 painful to ourselves, so in. :hec'
~ !, against England, will be enoun ced'
y, ~ We snail SIT down with shame nd loss -.
enpaip,s."
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The privateer sch, Fiere Eaeias, Bar
tholemew, master, has t=en captured by the
Rsmalies, "a, and sen, into Bel muda.
companies Of the 4oth reg. under Capt
Perry, have arrived at Portsmouth and
number of Ful,on's Iorpedoes have been
prepared
Aaron Smith a soldier a, the Navy Yard,
near Portsmouth,, has been led for the
murder 81 Joseph Ga,ett, of that town Ii
appeared, that when on duty as a Sentinel,
lie fired under legal order. The verdict
was " Not Guilty
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From the Burlington Sentinel
AN ABSTRACT

W the efscial reports Of The general hospital At
Burlington, vi. under the direction Of Or.
Jsmes Msnn. hospital surgeon. for the months
~ January, February, March and April
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-30

xsnsining sick and convAlesent in hospitaI.
April 49, lSi4--l6O
Number requiring medical aid. April 80. 1914
~ May 6. 1914
Aas-The priacipsf part of,bs sick Of The ar.
~ Plat,sburgh. Fra pch Mills, and Buriing-
.'a have been admitted ITO The general hospt.
ssH burlington, after IL ,e army had returned
s'a tsencA Mills 10 Plata burgt and Burlington
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-30

Captain Arthur Sinclair, late commander Of
the United States ship General Pike, on Lax.
Ontsro. has been appointed to t.,e command If
our feet on Like Ele He ho,s,cd his Asg rs
commodore, on boafd she Npsgars, on the 26th
ulumo
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RUM.

r GRBELY has eopaantiy for fate, either a.
~ lns fore or a, the Eaa cad DfsrfLLERf
New England & reaified RUM.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-30

May ~. Isla
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Tire whole executive branch ofthe government,
more than two thirds of the Sea tie, and more
,hAn three fourths Of he House Of Represents.
tives, for the ensuing year. are federalisis.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-01
[ REPORTED for the .dterandria Gazette.
Congress Of the u. States.

~|VHEf No1 VI tIIO V R'VUtNp'
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
THURSDAY, October 81.
Mr.. M'kee, from the committee
on pnblic lands, 10 whom was rrfsr.
red the bill from the Senate further
extending the time for locating Wiz
giuia military land warrants. &c, re-
ported the same without amendment.
The bill was ordered 10 be read a
third time tomorrow.
Mr.. Pleasants. from the commit
tee on naval aff,irs, Ia whom WINS
referred a resolution frum the Senate
expressive Of Tie sense Of Congress
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THE INSTRUCTIONS.
C9rreshos4eree 6ftweea NJ. Afoars,
aud our p!.8ihstenfsaries
CONTINUED.

CONTINUED.
Trtro-tn a rer ON he Secretary
Of Stare 10 the Com ,,issio7ess If Mr
Qa.tea 'tafeS, for trcatiTy # peace
sa.a G.. rRaiq, dated
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ Jane -, 1919.
g Al npp0rtnnity ..ine wa ! my
sell q j, 10 explain mGr. fully the views
o. the PIE ldsnt 90 certain subjects al
ready trcated On in your instructions,
aud 10 communics,e his seui'Uents on
soAc others, not adyer,cd 20 in them.
Ires British government ha;ing re-
peal d ne orders in COUNCIL, and the
hl..cksde Of May, $40, and all o'her IL
legal hlockades, and h.sing declared
that il ~outd ins;,I,e 40 blockade Shieh
ra,uid nN be snpp.r:ed NY an adequate
fasze, II wa, Thought better to leave that
on. s,ipn on thjt QUAD, than 10 conu-
rl= tho ear To % ,is more precise dc
fIa,t!aa @9 a!nck,de, alter the other es-
.s@tisi cause ufthe war, that ifimpFesS-
m-ai. shgu't b. re novpd. but when
il is considered that stimulated defipl
,;,n e b.nckade vii costG b rain no.
ta'ns AFTER having thus recognized tbs
pt,nciple, asd that such de6nition Gel
culaseL To give ad,Ii ,ionsl c,niidence, IN
the future ,ecerity oil oa: commetee, Il
J. 4, cied taAt she il. agree 10 u II
is true this cad., OF va, being rema,ed,
thu u States are under 10 obi alton 10
aurue ii, Tor the want If such stPu.
lated deh Iti>n more especially as they
retain in their hands the remedy against
aus aew VOL .tion Of their right., ShsEe-
We s,ade The same remark IL appli
Gable to the Cas- sf impresswent, tor II
tbs Bitch govern .ent bad-issucd or
Gees to IT'S erui.ers not to impress sea
uis y { oar our vessels, ard rolhcd the
sane to this government, that cause OF
war wpald also have been removed In
s'aSIn- peace IL is better tor both ma.
ti,nS, Isst the controversy respecting
the biockode, shvuiti be arranged by trca.
", az vell a, rhst respecting Impress
meat The omission To arrange II may
l., proiucI.ge OF injury. With ut a
precise definition OF blockade, improper
pretepsloa. might be Sc, up on each side
respecting their rights which might
p3ss'biy bszacd the future good under
sl.Dding bei~een tie two countries.
SnJuld restitution OF territory DC
agreed ON, II viii be proper for you u
make a provision for setting the boun
dary 5et"eea the u States and G Brit
tlia an the 81. Lawrence on the Lakes
f'om the point at ~hicn the line between
then strikes The s, Lawrence, TO the
nEIhwe,tsrn Corner OF the Lake Of the
Woods. according To the PRINCIPLES OF
the treaty. OF peace. The settlement Of
this b uudary is important, from the CIR.
cums,asce that there arc several islands
liz nc river and lakes, of ssme extent
aud great value, tbs dominion over which
Is claimed by both parties. /, may be
sn advisable course 10 appoint commits
sioners on esch side, with tull powers to
adjust, an fir & equi anle considered. ons
this Boundary. 10 enable you to adopt
q suitable provision for tie purpose, II
viii he proper for ynu 10 recur to the in.
siru5aans heretofore given on the sub
ject ,,ublished in Inc doculhsnts in your
POSSESSION
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DErkRrMExr OF STATE,

DEPARTNFNT OF oIATft
January LIST, 1914.
Gcrf!cmen.-Ihave no, received let
ter from you since your appointment To
meet ministers from g. B.nain, at ST,
Pster.bcrg, to negotiate treaty OF
pace, under the media,i"n OF the Empc
roe ri Rn>sia This Is doub,less owing
a. the mi,csrrinee of your de patches.
The me.saSe at the president of which
have the honor 10 transmit you a copy
wall wake YOU acquainted With the pIo-
GEES OF tho war with Great Britain, to
tns, period. ana the other documents
~aich are forwarded, will comm onieste
whst has since occurred.
Amsns tho advantages attending our
succ.hia Upper Canada, was the in
po,tsnt one # pskiog capture Of Gen.
Proc,ors baggage, with all the public
documents belonging to the British go
vsrGmcnl nv hts possession. Ii is pro
babe that these docuGen,s will be laid
beijrc congress, as they are oil bataie
highly Interesting to the public. You
Will understand their true cbarscter by
extracts Of two letters from Gov. Cass
which are enclosed to ynu- By ,he4e ii
appears that the British governmen, h,s
exercised lis inHu nee ever the Intian
tibes within cur limits, as we'll as else
where, in peace, for hostile purposes to-
wards the U Sta'es and that tbs Indian
bayharities, since the war. we're in many
instances, known Ia, and sanctioned BY,
the Is i'ish gnsSrnmept
have the honor 10 be, SC. SC. SC.
(Sisned) JAMES MONROE.
Mfr Nonroe, Secyetary Of STATE, 10 the
PteagsOfennariss ef tie U STATES, az
ST.. Pssr,s5wy,
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
January 9th, 1914.
Gsnfisncn II have the honor to trans. |
niI to you copy Of letter f-om Lord
Casl-reagh 10 this department, aud Of
noS- froc Lord Cathe.rt to the Russian |
SOY srn" 1t, With my reply to the com |
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Mr.. Monroe, Secretary at STAFF, 10 The
P!cEH0isEsieres IF The U. States, at
81. Ps!era6n,g.
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The arrangement. Of negosia,ioa to

The arrange ment Of negotiation to
be held at Gos,ensurg. directly between
tie Uniied States and @. Britain, WIN.
gu, the aid Of the Russian mediation,
,nakes il necessary that new csmmis
SONS should be issued eprrespon-
ten, with it, and for thi. purpose tnat .
rev nomination should be made to ihe
senate. TIE president instruets me 10
in'orl you, that you will beth be inciud
ed in il, and that he wishes you 10 repair
immrdia ely on the receipt OF this, 10
the appointed rendezvous. It's prooa-
ole the business may not be limited to
Yourselves on account OF the great Int.
rests involved in the result. The com
missions snd Instructions will De dn'y
forwarded to you, as soon as the arrange
ments shall be finally made.
In taking leave of the Russian govern
men, you will be careful to make known
To it the sensiblity Of the President 10
The friendly disposition OF the Emperor
manifested BY the yifer Of bis mesiaiion'
the regret felt al It's REJECTION 10y the Bfl
fish government; aad desire that, Ia
future, the greatest confidence aud COZ
di liiy aud The best understanding niay
prevail between the two governments
! have the honor TO he, sc SC &c.
(Signed) JAMES MONROE.
!Hr Monroe, Scc-rtar, Of STATE, 10 fhe
.dmrrican PienYhsten'iayits a! Gotten
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