Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-14

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slaves being takes froua the Amcri-
| am states ard nd ~ British sab.
icets but that "a enquiry was or g
dsred to be nade, and that il =.
luy person sheuId he found guilty ef
% afrerisus an sffenee they sssla pc
punished.
lHOUSE OF COMMONS. Nov -,
|IT1'he follosciRg remarks respecting
limerick 1Ccre made IL debats on
tic army Estimates.
Mr.. whitehead remarked. th,t
tho news from Ameriea must nafu.
rally incline the House to ask. were
The negotiations at Client still pro-
eeedisg I (hear, hear. Melaneho-
| " il was to reflect. that Il now ap-
| peared on the authority Of Ministers
themselves, that ut the commence
ment or the contest. a large proper
ton Of tho Aa,erican population
were decidedly with US (; but that we
had SO tonight and so negotiated,
THAT party bad become exiiactin the
u. States, and that bat onr common
mind existed for directing the whele
force sf the Republic against this
feeantry, (hcar, hear Upon these
h ,ints, he drsirc,l to be better inform
ed before he Z I'VE his vote for going
into the committee.
Mr.. Vaasi'tart said. II gave him
great satitfartionto say that the con.
ferenses at Client were not broken
off; but he did not think it neeessa-
Try 10 say any thing nero At present.
MIR. Horper said. as t. the svb.
jeet Of America. If the prineipIe Of
the war was entirely changed. aHdi,
was asw wished to make csaquests
from America, he beliryed that the
war would not meet with the same
support from the feelings Of tie
House or the public.
Mr. Ponssnby wished to ask the
RI. Hon. Gent, whether the papers
purporting to have beeR laid befsre
the Congress Of America by Mr..
Madison. were correct statements Of
what hid passed at the negotiation at
.Ghrnt I
/ No reply was made from the Urea
sury Bench.
Mr.. Barring conceived that the ex-
traordinar. measures they had pur
saed. and the extraordinary preten
sisns they had set up AZ to America,
we're Subjects which made il neees
sary that tie House should have more
information thar they were new in
possession or.-He thought that no
ma n ia the country could have ex.
peeted that America would have g.
YER yielded 10 such pretensiens. at =
tine that we had gained no ad,aata.
ges over her in the war.
Mr. Stephen insisted that Ameri Ca
bad departed from the usual conduct
Of civilized governments. in publish
ing papers befsrc the ns sotiatisn vi as
Terminated.
LONDON, Nov. II
This day the Prince K Mt went to
the House Of Feers, and the Commen.
having been suma noncd to the bar, made
the following
SPEECH:
NJ Lords and G,nttemsn,
i is With deep reg ct that am again
obliged to announce the c,Rtlnn:Ece Q,
His M issty's larsntsd indIsposltlnn
/, ~enlJ have given me g,cat sa Ii
faction To communicate to you the te,
,niHati,n Of tie wac between this caur.
Try and the U STATES of America
AItb0ugh this xsr originated in the
.nast unprevokea aggression on tn.
9art OF the Gvssstnea1 ut the u
States and was calculated 10 promot-
the designs Of the common eneiny o,
Europe, agains, the rights and indie
pendence OF all other nations, neye
nave ceased to entertain sincere de-
sire to triag it to conclusion on Just
md honorable terms.
] am still engaged Interpretations for
his purpose; the success OF then, r. us.
h wever, depend IN ray disposition be
j e met with corresponding seltimeat'