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Mobile, ftlsparu 10. ar raplt.

~, - atter7.
MY deHr fTIend--our little town is in arms, and l..
Zoo militia and lntians are Under orders TO embark with
the nst FAIR wnd to assist IN the defence OF the Point
which is attacked, and has BE- en- closely invested
WITH the most tremendous cannoRasie To-. 81 hours
Our ears are stunned with the report of an unceasine
ire The wind is ahes--osr force cannot get there in
uine--the Gen ssya must remain with him. did
want to 80 wit. Ble so So, Observation-Disclosures saws
we ere to late All our town in bustlel write tbi, IN
hsse, with the candle Ia one hand
iours, whether in life Or death. Adicu
JOHN SMITH
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APPOINTMENT

By TIT COUNCIL Oy ApgOIsTMFST or Ny
JOHN Ferguson, Esq, Mayor Of the CIV of New
YORK, inthe place of DE Witt Clinton, Esq. remoued
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FOR TIE ENqUIRER..

No. II.
1st. How far we hare attained me objects fer
which 7ue zveHf 20 7vaT
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MAnRIED, on Thursday evening, the 9th, by Il,
Rev Martin Dawson, tile amisble sud much admire
Miss Car ANS NICHOLAS, to CHARLES WfN0rIELl
jr. both Of hlbeinsrlc County
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JOHN SMITH.

- We 'a; tGr instant OF Receiving the
news OF Ieace, that came in a mont mt WIN [
would he universally dsed IN time to avert rcpe,i
non oil the sanguinary borders have lately
witnessed The accounts from Mobile, However, sr-
prize us that the British Commanders, foled and
Desten on IN their attempts on New.OrIeans
have msrie second attack or little Font I3o,yv,-
" care greatly IN hopes, aud hopes rust satisfy
usior week TO come, that the log fort again imuor
tiized (tthe lib -,nia ism may be exc . y bv the
pu'se OF The second formidable expedition lgainst it
We cannot too mnch r. sret the loss and .uf?rnes of
brave uien on both sdesj whose blood we has been
proiuse'J Shea Oh Tn oee;s on -Nat. Int.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-The frigate GUEaHrYRE
has droppe down to the Cove, AID is to go round 10
Nep-Iork.
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FIFTY DOLLAN5 KEWAH'DJ-

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
TkHllE Stable of che Subscriber was on the nicht ~
a the scco d INST broken open, and taGen out of H.
TITO HOUSES.
One sorreI. with h'7ze fee, hanging main. arj
switch ta; believed to bc about Is yearsold-no tr
p1tionlarS recallected Of him--lhe oeher, Black
Mare, [poney roach mane, and bon tail hss sn,ev
star 10 her tacc her right fore knee larger than tbs
hfl supposed to he nine years old both of these h,
SEES rides well the latter carrying head YER, hgl,
when moun'ed-At the same lime was .toinn, tn,
Bidfes q Saddles, good quety-piated stirrups e
bHs-Ihe above rcward viii be gwen for the Horses,
the conviction Of tie thiefor fhieyes-o 10 dollar,
FOL esch Of the Horses.
JOHN S SHELTON,
March - sv
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WILLIAM FINNEY,
HHOt tie brcScHf, has resiyrsd 20 NE Csm 5fipg
Room IF Mr.. s. Jacs5s, on Cary street, near
he BGs,G tsh6 IF
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PUBLIUS.

- EfBATUN IN oiir L0si--Instesd Of " disgrace
fu i1turity" read disgraceul retrospect"
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y The PARODY Of Goter7elp' .Horris's Grafton
on ne FIRST Page, is from the pen OF Gentleman Who's,
HH is" wont 20 set the table ia a roar"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-11
THE TRANSIT ARRIVED.

EStract Of a letter from Ne7c Lon
don, dated 1st March, 1915.
The u S. sclr. Transit, Captain
Richardson. from Bordeaux, has iust
arrived here, having on board Chris
topher. Hughes, Jun. Esq of Baiti
more. the secretary OF the embassy
at Gaent. MIR Hughes is the bear
.er of the Treaty Of Peace and Amity
between G. Britain and the u. S.
which was signed at Client by the
ilenipoten'iaries Of tue two powers
or the evening OF the 2fth Dec
Nj. Hughes left Client Immediately
after, Slipping but day in Paris
with ar. Crawford. He reached
Bordeaux on the 1st of Jan but the
transit was unfor; unaieiy detained in
the 6aronne until The 18th Mr.
Hughes will proceed Immediately to
Washington.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-11
Joe Nurse ard Uncle Sam.

One Joe Nurse was walking one
morning alone, and coming 20 a ditch,
thus addressed himself. Joe, |
will bet with you haif mag that /
raaa jump over this Glitch Bone
Joe's fom slipped, and he landed in
the middle Of The stream. After get
ting out the other side, he says, Joe
| will bet another half mug can
jump back again" -Done-Having
succeeded, he thus cancelled his o.
litigation.
QHere--Can it be said ~e are as
we'll 1T now as Joe Nurse was, after
he had get safe this side the ditch.
.Ne7c- Hampshire Castilcl
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-11
BALTIMORE, March s.
TFom the Asrehants' Coffee House
Books.

IFom the Msretanis' Coffee House
Books.
The schooner Lydia. arrived at
Newcastle yesterday, in IS days
from Lisbon, with cargo of dry
goods, tin, &c. She brought Ion
don papers 10 the 5,h ef January.
IAe weather had been very severe
IN the channel. The Daich Fleet.
bOand to the Mediterranean. h d
been dispersed. AMI put into differ
ent ports in the channel. Tire briggs
Criterion, aud Ranger, and the schr.
Jeanet from Philadelphia ard New
York, had arrived at Lisboa-tbe
ship William and Alfred, prize TO
The HAPPY of this port, bad been
feca2turri by The Xenobia, and cen.
1oyeti into Lisbcn. The Lydia was
bearded by the Mam.noth oil this
port, en the 25tll Jan. in lat. so.
NNg 2S. There was no ALICE
kiAE ioree out. Ii Was understood
81 Lisbon. that the u. S. brig SY
hEN had been taken and carried ia
70 The Cape OF Good Hope by Bri
usa ffisate. The l., dia saw nothing
On the coast.
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This is to give Notice.

That the subscriber of A.exandfia
County In the District of Columbia,
have obtained from the Orphans Court
Aforesaid, letters of administration on
nc estate of Ro5er, Smith late Of the
county aforesaid, deceased: all persons
aavlng claims against the said decedent
ire hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the SUBJ
scribers duly authenticated passed by
the Orphans Court, on or before the
i'th day OF Sept. next, or they may by
law be excluded from all benefit to said
estate and those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payments
Given under our hands this | l.h day
of March 1915
John Smith.
Administrators Of Robert SMITH
March Ii -
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YHE MORNING.


THE sur rises bright in The air,
The dews Of the morning are dry.
Men and beasts TO tlleir iabors repair,
..and TIE lark wings his way TO the
sky /;
Now fresh from bis nToss dappIed
shed,
Tho husbandman tru,Iges along,
NId like the lark over his head,
Begins the new day with q song.
Just now all around was so still,
Not bird drew his head from his
wing;
Not an echo was heard from the hill
Nor a water fly dipt in the spring >
New, every thing wakes from its
sleep,
The shepherd boy pipes to his
flock,
The common is speckled with sheen,
and cheeriuIly clamours the cock
Now. winding along on the road,
Half hid by the hedges so gay,
Tie Wagon drags slow with its lead,
.qbd It's bells tinkle, tinkIe, away
The hashandman follows his plough,
across the brown falIow fields
slope,
find tolls 10 the sweat ofhis brow,
Repaid by the pleasure Of hope.
The city, so noisy and wide,
Begins TO look smokey and gray,
New business, and pleasure, & pride,
March each in different way,
My lord and my lady. SO fair.
The merchant, with dignified look,
And all to their business repair,
From the greatest man down to bis
cook.
For the dews Of the morning are
flown,
.and the sun rises bright in the
sky,
Alike in the field and the town,
Men and beasts to their labor ap.
ply.
Now idle no hand mnstremain,
Nor eye sink in sluinber SO dark,
For evening is coming again,
find the night, in which no man
can work.
And what is cur life but day?
"A short one that soon viii be Ger;
Witheu' stopping il gallops away,
find will never return to US more !
Then while its bright bealnings we
have,
Let US keep lis grand business in
view.
Before our sun SETS in the grave.
Which we know not how soon il
may do.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-11
rJI. oALE.
Public Sale.

On MOND AY next, the 10th instantf
at ten o'clock in. the morning, will
be sold at the late residence OF Ro-
bert Smith, deceased, lower end Of
UDiol street;
All the Personal Estate Of
the dc dent, consisting of hou. ehold
and kitchen furniture, a quantity Of
Free Stone in tbs rough and slabs
ALSO very likely NEGRO BOY
about thirteen years old.-By order Of
the Orphans Court.
John Smith, admr.
p. G. Marsteller.
March RI.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-11

months Of every one. From IS fee'afp.
-; ans IS as j people about g pc con,
no by tho enormous undivided
gas wsrs If Great Britain, the news
s ~ America began TO be looked
q, NTH anxiety Victories gained
mericans were viewed as events
y eousss--and their sympathies and
dm;ration were completely en-
l -, in our behalf, the American
,me stands high in the estimation
G every country, not immediately
Connected with Great Britain, and
s. France especially. (where, not
a:,hstantiing her claim of gratitude
an that redeemed people for SO long
i, ;utaiaing. and At last, restoring to
,ser, their beloved Louis te desire J
81 be known as an American, Is slfi-
.;,nt 10 Insure a strangerthe courtesy
and even the caressea OF every class
Of the community.
Our Core sponaent at Boston, un-
der date of Thursday, March 2, OBJ
serves.
.Gcntlemen who left Castine on
saturday last, report nothing new.
All the transports Is IN number)
there, were preparing 60 receive the
,,oops on board---thry were waiting
for more transports, shen they cal
eulated to evacuate the place in a
liant weeks. A capt. ofoae of the
transports arrived in town this morn
inc 10 procure English sailors 10
nan his vessel his original crew hay-
inc deserted since his arrival there,
Which was al the time the troops
were first landed. Tiers had been
no late arrivals from Halifax. The
Maidstone and Curlew, we're the
only vessels of war there. The Cap
taiu sontradicB the report of General
(iosselin and other officers having
illuminated their houses OH the re
ccipt Of the news ofpeace-he says.
not a house was Illuminated in Gas
fine. A great quantity ofdsy goods
which were stored at EuckstowR, &
had paid no duties, were seat OFF TO
Castiae or ,hc receipt of the ratified
treaty of peace, fer fear ef being
seized by our government. The
news Of peace reached Nantucket a
bout 10 days ago. bat the ratified
treaty had not reached there Che 27th
alt. in consequence OF all communal
cation with The mails land being cut
Of Ivy the ice--tbe first news caused.
agraerai JOY among the Inhabitants
there"
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Ertract Of q letter from an .fmcri
can genileman in Lisbon, dated,
Jan. IL, fSf2.
The British packet has arrived
here with the tidings ofpeace. On
this glorious event most heartily
congratulate you. Here every de-
sesipiion of grain and flour is abua-
aani-Fiour may be quoted at from
8 to 10 dolls. on which the present
duties and charges amount to 5 dolls.
per DafFel.- Gda.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-11
March z
Robert Gray, Jr.
.TAILOR,

It'd RESPECTFULLY informs his Gus.
AG toners and the public, that bu
slae having called him away from h /.
P ace for few weeks, his shop will be
uGaer The management Of JAMES
CAWTE, who will use every exertion
10 Slyc satisfaction TO such as may call
on him
March III a.
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REMOVAL,
adams, Herbert & Co.

adams, Herbert s Co.
have removed to the krick warehouse
lower end Of Prince street doek,
where they offer for sale,
lao hsgs CoFFEE,
40 barrels do
IS barrels Loaf Sugar,
IS chests and Loxes Imperial, Hy,
son, and Young Hyson Teas,
80 bales Upland Cotton,
10 barrels Tanners Oil,
''0Cs lbs. prime Soal Leather,
ALSO,
March Z
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Orphans Court.

Alexandria County, March Term, 1915.
ORDERED, That the Administers
tors Ct Ro6f. Smith deceased, do insert
the following advertise ment three times
week for 4 weeks n the Alexans
dria newspapers
A Copy-Test,
A. MOORE, Reg'r.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-11
Dissolution Of Partnership

Dissolution Of Partnership
The Co.partnership heretofore ex-
isting between the Subscribers, joint
proprietors Of the Alexandria Ga
zette is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. The Gazette will
hereafter be conducted by Samuel
Snowdcn, who is authorised to set
tie the affairs Of the concern.
S. sNoWDEN,
] D. SIMMS.
March T
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Public Sale.

ON Saturday neat, the Ilth inst at 10
o'clock in the morning soiH B: sold az
the late Dsoelkng House Of JOHN
Nun decd
All the personal Estate of
the decedent. consisting of large
quantity of new and elegant Furniture.
sc. sc Amongst which ere two SUI
perb SideboaTds- ALSO, Tables, Work
Stands, Bedsle:ds, Secretaries, Bu~
reaus, &c &c. By order of the Orr
phans' Court.
Mary Muir, Adm'rx.
p. G.. JMarstellcr, Inct'f'.
M.rrh 7
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EDUCATION.
W RS. WAUG H,.

w FISHES her friend. o know that
w having given up the pubic
l. Il asterian school, she has opened
81 HOOL IN the old method OF
sutton in the house in which she
li-es.. where she will teach smAll
Bows snd Girls OF any size -Childrer
from the country or else where will be
received as Boarders for this or an
other Schfo oil.
March IL 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-11
NAVY OF ALGIERS.
The whole Naval Force Of AL

6 gun boats, sloop rugged. carrying
one 81 FOUNDER, aud one II inch
mortar each.
TIE heaviest cannon on board the
frigates are tSpounders.
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CAD1z, Dec. 6.

@ CADIZ, iJtCe @.
The commerce. of this place is ia
depiorable condition. The cur
rent discount upon Bills Of Exchange
is 12 per cent. The Exchange with
Madrid is 2 f-9 per cent. gain. The
Exchange with Corunna is 6 per
cent. loss. The royal paper money
(yales reals is at So per cent dis
count and uncertain even at that
price, and merely nominal, as there
are few or nopurchases. The most
wealthy merchants manifest great
desire TO embark their families and
their fortunes for some 0ftbe Span
ISL colonies in the New World, and if
unfortunately the current reports
respecting New Spain be confirmed
we are very appreiensige that our
capitalists (who visify not only An
dalu.ia but the whole Kingdom OF
SPAIN ma, emigrate with ,heir rich
es aud thus augment the resources of
the Transatlantic U. S. of the His.
pano Americans.
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PHILADELPHIA, MsrcA 6.

Cof'y Of letter Jre.a gentleman of
tire first reshecsQ5Vty to mercantile
Aoase in this ty, dateg Lisbon, ia
marry Is, l7l5.
q beg leave to congratulate you on
the return of peace to our country, &
TO Sait on YOU with price current 81
this ma ket, at the same time to advise
you. for the presen: not to adventure
to this market. Flour and wheat are a
mere drug here, our supplies from
France and Germany, having been very
great If Indian Corn could be pur-
chased at 50 or 60 cents 10 the United
States, and shipped at a very low freight
It may Pay the same may be said Of
rice, bat 10 other article: and unless
-four is at or 6 dollars, it viii leave
great loss at present: will keep you
regularly advised, and can only say
for The present, do noting this wpy.
Exchange on London esd per dollar.
Discount on paper 10 2 per cent.
Prices at Lis5sn, Jan. Is, 1915.
kEAs
Tea, Imperial, 1860 per Id.
Hsson, $50
Ycung Hyson, 7so g.
HEsoa Skin, $50
Seucheng, $50
sugar, white 4sscper sab
brown $3.50 /"
. sSs>{Iee, 1900
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Public Sale.

I'd Y virtue Of decree OF the Cir
- cult Court TO. the county Of A.
cAandria, made in the suit inst uted
III the said Court by the Executors OF
BehJaisiA Sireye, decd against Isaac.
Shrcve and others. will be sold at
public auction on Monday the 18th
day Of April next at the Coffee House
in Alexandria,
One undivided fourth part
OF In. &c story brick house, with tie
arp 'fteaances, situated at the corner
OF Prince and Union Stree,s-posses.
son to be gwen on the 4th of October
ncXt.
ALSO,
One undivided fourth part
of a house and Lot on 81. Asuph's
Street, Including Lot on Duke St.
on wlich is stable in the occupation
OF Edward Stabler, subject to the life
estate OF ousa nah Harlshon.e therein
ALSO,
Onc undivided fourth part
OF lot or nah Acre Of ground. icing
a p3rt OF square Of e cund binding
Oh Duke, Patrick and Wolf Streets.
ALSO
One fourth Of 81 Shares of
P ton.ac B. k Sock. The whole O.
this pr, perry Will be sold subject to ali
annuity OF US a year during the life
oil Susannah HIS tshorne.
The terms of sale will be one fourtf
I in Cash, and the balance in three ca la
lnstaimen:s Of 4 and IL months
The purchaser giving notes negotiable
in bank with approved endorsers for
the iastal.nents and lien upon in.
property sold to secure the payments
The sale to take place 1T . O'Clock
Jas. Keith, Jr.l r,,,,,
Tho's Swami ' .
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ORPHANS COURT.

alexandria County, March Term, 1875
ORDERED, that tho Executor
Of Richard B Brandt dccc.. do insert
The following advertisement three times
a week for weeks in the Alcxandris
newspapers.
A CopY-TEsr.
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a. MOORE, Reg'r.
This is to give Notice,


That the subscriber of Alexandria couns
ty in the district OF COlumbis has obtain
ed from the Orphans Court of said
County, letters Parliamentary on the
estate of Rich. Brandt hate of the
said County, dec'd.-AlI persons having
claims against the SAID decedent are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
duly authenticated and passed by the
Orphans Csurt, on or before the li.h
day of Aug next, or they may by law
be excluded from al benefit to said
estate, and those indebted thereto arc
required to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this nth day Of
March 1915.
Wilson Smoot,
Er'or. Of x 3 Brandt.
March Ii 4w
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carpenter Society of Alex

q l avery tu.t meeting March s
n a isi5-f spos Rescued, Thai
~ ~ unifof m prices are a esduction If
81 per Cent. from The full cook ra,ee
Marcb.o -
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ALEXANDRIA,
SATURDAY, MARca n.s

On Saturday evening, at Tammany
Hall, a handsome service Of PLATE
was presented to Capt. Samuel G.
Reid, for his gallant defence of the.
private armed brig Gen. Armstrong;.
at Fayal.
The money for the purchase Of
This plate was raised by private sub
scription. No compliment sof file
kind was everhestowed upon Drawer
man than Capt. Reid.
NJ. " Gn.setfp
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It is understood that squadron
OF the United States Navy is pre-
pairing at the port Of N. York to
proceed to the Mediterranean. and il
may afford good opportunity of
convey to our merchant ships bound
to that quarter. We give this iafor-
NATION to those of our mercantile
friends whom it may concern.
Nat. Intetligencer.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-11

The Legislature Of Massachusetts.
has passed.a vote of thanks to Gen.
Jackson, and the troops under his
command. FOR their gallant conduct
ia the defence ON. Orleans. ID.
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ET,oF. oJ K IS Biandt.
March Ii 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-19

De essential 10 the safety and permanent tranquil
NV or the rest of Europe such reasonable. secu
rty being afforded by France in this respect. nm
other states have legitimate right to claim ia
'neir own defence, their object VIII be satisfied
and they shall oyfully return to that state ~
peace which will then, and then only. he omen +,
them and may Law dawn those arms which thew
only took up for the purpose of acquiring that
tranquility SO eagerly desired by them on the mart
OF their respective empires.
Such, my lord, are the general sentiments os
,ne so'ereigns and of their m nisters here assem-
pied and i should seem, that the glorious for
Uearu,ce observe by them, when masters of the
ought to prove to the French, that this is not a
war against their freedom and Independence or
excited by any spirit of ambition or desire ofcon-
quest out onearising out ofnecessity. and f,nd
Ell on the lcglt mate and incon,rovertbe RIGHT
OF obtaining reasonable security for their own
tranquility and dependencics--to which, if France
has ON her part clam, other nations have A.,
equal title to claim at the hands of France.
this day laid before the plenpotentiar;es of
tne three allied powers in the conference tho
note proposed to be delivered upon the exchnre
ot the Publications. of the treaty of the 95If
MARCH After the Opinions which have detail
eu as ihose with which the al! ell severe e,,s are
impressed with respect TO the object of the war,
u IS ely nece ssary for me to. add that the
explanation affordedin this note, rs the cons,ruc
ton put by his royal highncsst, TIE prince regent
on the eighth article of the treaty, WIS f,yora.
blyreceved. Immediate ms ruciions wiz con-
ssequently be issued to the ambassadors of the
imperial courts OF Austria and Russia, and to the
MINISTER OF has Pr,ssan majesty, TO accept this
note on the exchange of the notifications of the
treaty in question.
IN order to be assured that have advanced
nolh'ng m this dispatch which does not accord
with the views of the cabinets of the allied sove.
reIgns, 1 have acquainted the plenipotentiares
OF the high allied powers with the contents there
OF, ana nave the honor 10 inform you, that the
sentiments contained in it entirely coincide with
those of their respective courts
have the honor to be, &C.
(Signed) CLANCARTy