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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-15
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.

The President and Senate have appointed the
'ollowing named Directors of the Bank of the
'nited States, to serve until the end and expra
ion OF the first Monday Of the month OF Janua
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-15

=, ~ I'D D. Inc wording ofthe proxy thonla
< oilangn, I" meet the case Of COMPANIES.
corporations. and States. And the evaon
ION OF the Proxy should be acknowlaJaed
Isl magistrate, who will certify il. nm
DER nand and seal, in the usual form '
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-12
Mr.. HARDIN.

This gentleman is a Representative IN
! Congress from the State Of Kentucky, ana,
though a democrat, dares ~ arraign the
conduct OF men in power. He is represent.
ed as a lawyer Of rude, unculuvated, but
strong mind--forcible and pungent IN his
remarks. The attempt which he made,
short time since, to obtain D vote against the
Direct Tax, was accompanied with severe
philippick against the administration, Con-
gress, and the Committees In the course
Of his speech, abiding to standing armies,
he Observed, 81 they had always wo rded
the downfall Of the countries that cherished
them, and cited Carthage, Rome and
France With respect to the good they
had done this county, he referred TO the
late war;. Notwithstanding their bravery,
what have we gained he fisheries part
ly cost the West-India trade gone-that to
the East crippIed--,hr isla ds OF Passams-
quoddy ioss-this was what We had gained.
But we were told we had got national honsur
very true our army and navy had fought
brayely, they had gained honour, but we
must make some distinction between them,
and Congress and the President. With
much humour be adserted to the several
plumbers and acknowledgements which char.
aclerzed the conduct Of the war. He said
MIR. Congress, Mr.. President, and Messrs.
the Secretaries Of State and War had not
gained much glory on these occasions.
They had the old negro's portion, who
complained that Of the crop msssa has
share, oyer.eer has share, but poor Jim got
none" Congress and the Piesideni, he
thought had come off like Jim-lA loud
laugh from all harfs Of the house
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-12
COASTING TRADE

People may SAY what they will about a
Se,aarasion Of Maine and of the blessings il
will afford us-Bu, facts are serious things
and ought to be attended to Experienced
commercial men have made an estimate Of
the fees which the Coasters Of Maine will
have to pay yearly TO Custom house officers
for entering and clearing out every trip, in
case We should be separated from Massa-
chusetts, and It's ascertained they would "a
noun, to thirty thousand dollars - Besides
all this, there is great delay produced in
going to and coming from the Custom.
house "A vessel sailing down the Kenne.
bee river with fair wind and tide, must
come to anchor at Bath and stop perhaps
two or three hours to clear out and get ne
cessary papers-and by this time the tide
and wind may both be against him--a ves-
sci coming down pennbscnf river must 90
round into cas,ine, and certainly lose one
tide by doing it and perhaps the opportu-
nifty Of getting down the bay-and as to the
Coasters owned in the towns at distance
from any Cus,om-house, the travel to the
office will be bur,hen and expence, incon-
venient and oppressive AT present nothing
ofthis expehce aud trouble exis.s-no Ian
requires it.
Must few ureasy Patriots subject ths
people to all these bur,hens !-'Tis to b.
hoped the people on the goth OF May mex
will say, NO.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-12
AN ACT

IN act
In addition to the several acts now in force to
regulate the Inspection OF Butter and Lard
to be exported.
c,r de henaoied by The Senate and House
ID efEepresenfatires IN General Court
assembled and by the authority Of The same, That
from and after the passing OF this act, every frkin
of Butter or Lard, inspected and branded by the
Inspector General of Butter and Lard, or his Dep
uty, either Of them, shall on so being inspected,
be further branded with the month and year, in
which the same has been or may hereafter be so
inspected, in legible letters and figures.
SEC. 9. lie ii further enacted, That the Inspector
General or his Deputy, or either Of them, may,
when the month in which any Butter or Lard I e
inspected, shall consist of more than one sy liable
so abbrevate the name OF the month, as conven-
ieutly 10 brand the same in the head of each Grkn
by him or them inspected.
SIC, 8. BE IL further enacted, That one cent for
each frkin of Butter or Lard, branded by virtue
of this act shall be further paid TO the Inspector
Deputy Inspector, who shall so brand the same in
addition to the fees already by law established
SEC. a. BE II further enacted, That il any Inspect
or or Deputy Inspector shall neglect or refuse To
brand any Butter or Lard, To be exported, agree
ably TO this act, the person, persons, often
ding, shall be subject and liable to the same pen
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-12
American Goods.

American Goods.
XN R.A C. SroCKBRlDGB, Of Nor,hvsr-
W. mouth agea,s for one of the ben Manufac
tories on Pawtucket Falls, Rhode Ifland, are CON
aantiy fupp'ied with general aT.stmest of
american Cotton Goods,
CONSISTING OF
Single Yarn for Warp and Filing
2 aud 8 threaded Stocking Yarn
White and coloured Sewing Cotton
Sbi'tings: Checks; Stripes; Cinghams
Chambrays; Ticking, &c &c.
N B.-Shopkeepers and Others will he fuppied
.. the Factory prices. Orders from cuAomers will
be rerfoOaily and puneaually attended to
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-12
l4M Congress.....FWst Session.
HoUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, FEB IS


The bill for establishing National Bank
was called up by Mr.. CALHouN, who spoke
in its favour
MIR Randolph complimented Mr. c. aud
said he was willing to aid him in restoring
the circulating medium.
Mr.. Ward was willing to improve the
currency but thought this might be done
by requiring for du,ies, specie, treasury
notes, and the bills Of such banks as pay
specie and tina, the bad state OF exchange
was owing to government not having taken
this course.
Mr.. Sargent moved TO reduce the capital
from IS to 90 millions. Mr.. Pnkin secon'
ded the motion. Mr.. Calhoun opposed it.
No decision.
Mr.. Huger laid on the table resolution
to inquire into the causes OF the extent oi
unsettled balances due the y. ) and why
collection has been delay ed-and to provide
measures to produce a speedy settlement.
Mr.. Huger said there never had been a
time when there was SO little party spirit,
and So much good humour anc harmony in
the Housr- and that this was therefore Q
good lime 10 inquire into our money con
Germs. lie said some of the unsettled bal
snoes did dot regard hundreds or thousands,
but milons. He said we might burden
people with taxes on every thing-and II
might all be in vain, unless the public mo
nry was taken care Of.
Mr.. Tucker thought it might be wei! to
have standing comm,tees, to supervise the
Expenditures Of the different departments OF
government.
8 $4,000, it is pretty we'll understood
went for Mr. Henry's valuable and iwho'-
tant secret! Ii is not known whether the
pretended /" Count Crillion," sold any sec
ret.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-12
ATTENTION.!

= THR members Of The Is. Artillery Compan,
are d,.ec;ed 20 meet At the Washington Mechan.
10 Hill, on Wednesday evening The 18Th inst
half pest 6 O'Clock, for the purpose OF exercise.
A general attendance is requested
JOHN LOWELL, Clerk
M rch S
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-12
NOTICE

For Clerks Of Courts and Registers q Deeds
and Probate.
AN ACT
To regulate the quality Of Paper for Books OF
Public Record.
DE ii enacted by The Senate and House
ID Of Representatives IN General Court
assembled, and by the authority ofhs same, That
from and after the first day of May next, all mat
tiers which to be entered Of record, in any Of
flee of Pubck Record within this Commonwealth,
shall be so entered or recorded on paper made
wholly Of linen, of firm texture, well glazed, ard
well finished
SEC. 9. Bet further enacted, That il shall be
the du.y Of the Clerks or Registers of said Offices,
respectively. TO give preference for the asoresaid
purpose to linen paper of American or domestic
Manufacture :-Prorided always, that such paper
be marked in water line with the word linen, and
also with the name of the Manufacturer.
February 9th, 1815-Approved by the Governor.
Copy examined by
A. BRADFORD, Secretary cfMe
Commonwealth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-12
IN HCT


In addition to an &C, eniitled "-.fn act, in
addition TO an act en,uled an act, Providing
for he due observation u the Lords Day
and relaeahng The sevtrat iazvs heretejore
made /or fha! hu,fose."
SEC /. Re enacted, &c That any person
"AS ~ who .hAll De guilty of bresch
of the second sc ion of The passed the cigh b
d y Of March, in he year OF our Lo'd one hou-
sand seven hunred & nine y-twp. enrtled " an
sc, for the due OF sei,s,i n Of he Lords Day &
epespg he several law heretofore made for
hat purpose" shall be iisbie to penalty not
less than four dollars, noc nose than six dollars
and sixty six cents which penalty msy be re.
! cover ed with costs OF prosecutions, upon COM
PLAN, before any Justice OF he Peace in the
county where the offence may be committed !;
one moity to the complainant, snd the Other
| moity to the use of the county wi-ian which the
offence may be committed, or before The Cir.
cut Cour. Of Common. Pleas Of The ssme.county,
b, piesentmen, fthe G and July, in wb,rh case
The whole penalty shall enure TO the benefit Of
! he county
Prcv,ded, however, that all prosecutions for the
SAID penalty shall oe commence! wi hin sx
m on hs af err the offence was committed, unless
the fender resides without the Comma" wealth
February I6 l8t6.-approved by the Governor.
Copy examined nv
A: BRADFORD, Seey Of ConiaOnvuea!fh.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-12

en-, !, Pa enneed BY The Senate ana
~ House Of !ep,esentaf,ves in Gene' al
Cowt assembled, and BY the authority Of ,he same
That from and after the f's' dsy Of M next.
the right in equity to redeem NOR 6 ged real
estate, which may be taken ard sold on Execu
iion, pursuant 10 the provisions OF bs Ct enti
lied " a. act in addition 10 act enutled an act
for giving remedies in Equity" passed March the
Fl 81 IN tie year ofour L''rd one thousand seven
hundred and nine -nine, may be redeemed
fom such sale by Tie Exscu or debtor or debt
ors, within one year, mex IT er the time II exc
cutting by he officer he purchaser he Deed
thereof in the ~ naer in the aforesaid act pro-
,,drd BY the psymen, by the debtor. or debtors,
If such sum, as my, by such sale, have been
satisfied on such Execution, with The interest
thereof, deducing he rents sDd p oh's the pur
chaser or any under L,m may have received over
snd above the repsirs made by the purchaser or
any under him. and in Case the purchaser
ofsny such right in equity shall have satisfied
and paid The morgsgee bis heir or assigns. the
sum due on said mortg .ge, the mor'gagcr shall
have he right /" redeem such mof,gsged estate
Of such purchs. err, ANY under him, vt the time
and in The way md manner he might have re
deemed the same OF the mortgsgle, he'd no such
fe ceen made, and at such time only.
SEC. 2. Be ii further enacted, Ths, from and
sf,er The first day Of May mex, the ptoviso in
the fifth section Of The act sfarem.s toned be,
and hereby is repealed = Provsdea. however, that
the said repeal shall have no effec, upon any sale
Of right IN equity made previous to, or o" said
frs, day of May next blu, the debtors RICH, to re-
deem the sane shall remain as though this act
had not been passed.
SEC. 8. Be it further enacted, That from and sf
ter the passing Il this set, when suy RICH, in
equity ofredeeming real estate, which is NOR.
gagged, shall be stt sched on nlssne process and
pending the ATTACH ment, tdch mortgaged real
estate shall be redeemed by the nor eager, The
at ching creditor shalt have he same lien on
such estate as though the attsctmen, had been
OF the fee, and execution 10 be levied thereon
accordingly.
Feb,ua,y16. 18l6-Approve6 by the Governor
Copy ex mined ~
A. BRADFORD Seey If Comnlonuealth
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-12
From he Con ecsicut Sp.c.a,or.
LOOK our.

There can be bur lutte doubt in the minds
OF Discerning politicians, but tina, another
war with Democracy's sworn enemy, Jass
anchored Isle, must ensue, as soon as the
IS Legitimate" successor of Mr.. Madison has
fsilly been seated in the executive chaif.
The champions of the palace, taking 81.
vantage Of circumstances the other side Of
the wateyFsat out in soncert with the Hero
of the plains Of MosQua, to worry the lnlinG
Bull. Bnt unfortunately for them their
Hero was tossed in the air-and they for
a@d to retreat, not TO the shelter OF their
own burning walls-but under the coversot
a D1soaAcEruL rREATr. They veil
knew that unless peace ut some price
could be obtained, their own popularity
| would be the forfeiture-. hey therefore
very wisely determined it to be POLITE lily
expedient that peace should be had to- the
time being-A Peace was. accordingly
made-A" Federal Message" was prepare
| ed to soo,he the fearful apprehensions of
the nation and with one consent they exc
claim. we will have Navy and national
Bank-our revenue shall accrue from the
natural resources OF the nation, COMMERCE.
and AoRIcULrURE. ,
But let Us draw aside the curtain Of
Democratic intrigue, and we shall there be-
| hold the views Of these mirmidons o. the
palace who would aggrandize themselves
at the expence of the bsst interests OF the
nation. Soon as the grand rnaneusre which
| is now acting before our eyes shall hive
been completed viz the choice of a presi.
dent after their own heart-and the sccuri.
" Of their popularity, and silvered trump Of
peace will have been exchanged for the
hoarse sounding clarion OF war. We shall
hear it from one end OF the continent to the
other, in some thing like the following
strain, which we copy from the Albany
! REGISTER of the 10th ult. leading demo-
cratic paper >.
"The scalping.knife and tomahawk are
az ain preparing to shed the blood OF Amer
leans. We tell you again, that the iegis-
innate" tyrants of Europe, with the British
tyrant at their head, will never rest quiet
while solitary Republic remains on earth.
Thi. is as true as holy writ and ne who
thinks otherwise is either destitute OF COM
mon sense, or is hinselfa well-wisher or
tool Of monarchy. LOOK QUIT
The democrats affect great aversion to
Royalty but is there any great difference
between Dexter King, CT King Dexter
Why is Milking an excellent politician
BECAUSE lit is supposedly that he would
know how TO fgks and feed an enemy at
the same time. H..
Why are General Brooks and Lieut. Gov.
Phillips called by the democrats obscure
men!
Because they stand in their dgh.. and g.
eEhse the candidates Of democracy
Why i. General Brooks called hoor
man
Because he is entirely dessit.se--of all
the arts and qualities Of democracy.
WHY do the democrats ridicule Gen.
Brooks on account OF his profession of a
Doctor!
Because they are afraid he will cure tho
disorders which democracy has introduced
into the STANDARDIZATION Gas,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-12
BOOTS & SHOES,

Nfz0 Hats, Bonnets and MnfJ and
7Ypets.
AT the Bottom HA' Ware Houfe.
No {, As0y Rosu, MiiiIs Street.
MAHAN Il WAITE X HOUs +.
Fave received for fale large addition to their
former flock
London (uperfne
E'tr, ad I'd quality. HATc
Boaep F'a y wide and ma l D.
barrow hi
Ladies Beaver BonnetS,
Of the 'a'ei London Falhion, full ,rimmed-And
a handiome af men, of
MUFFS y 7TPPETS.
N B-Cafh will be paid for Red Fox. Sable
Mink Oter or Bear Skins
DC, z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-12

aties and forfeitures as are recoverable by the
eral acts, to which this act is an addition.-Pro-
rided, that nothing in this act contained shall be
holden to extend TO any butter or lard, which be-
fore the passing of this act, may have been duly in
spected and branded.
February IS, t8i6.-Approved by the Cove rnor,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-12
JOSIAH WHITMAN Il Co.

7 n AVE received lin Of Pr;ze, in The third
I i Ciais Union Canal Lo,e,y ADD have for iaIe
Tick ets and Quarters in The fourth Cals
NJ arch
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-12
4 merican Manufactured Goods.

4 merican Manufactured Goods.
No z, M.Er'. Rev.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for Aiwy G' B,sws, of
J Providence, who keep him conRautIy fupplied
from their Iorg known and we'll eRablifhed Fact
~ 1t Pswtaeket, with = general afortment of
american Cotton Goods,
coNsuTiNo OF
Single Yarn for Warp aud Filling
3& threaded white & color d Stocking Yarn
White and coiored iewing Cottons
Shirtings-sheetings-C hecks-stripes
Cinghams--Chamorays-Bed Ticking, &c.
~ Shopkecper, iu town and country and pco-
pie in general who with TO furnlh themfelves with
he above articles, will befupplied At the Factory
prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-12
DOWES7YCK GOODS.

DOWES77CK GOODS.
'HE .ubfcr;bsrs having formed connection
i in buGnefs under the firm of
BOYCE & BOODY,
offer for tale at their fore 10 Eschange.areet, q
good ado tmeut of
Cotton Factory Goods IL Shoes,
con6ft'og Of piaided ari ftriped GINGHaMs
apr a Checks, Bedtcking denim D. apefs Naakin,
uf and az blue 0oh sh'r ,,ng sheesng Shsker
ah,r,in. ,,ngle YARN for warp and filing
white ard bue-green warp red do copperas do
8 thread white fockiug Yarn 2,htead white and
colored do feVing ouoa # ali colcr, thar are
generally ufea-Thee good. beiag from one of he
odel and beii eftaeff.,ed Factories in america
are az leaf OF equa quaf'y ia any made ~ Ibis
untry. Shipkeepers AL o hefs can be fuppited
On good terms Ill o.
Juit received large fupaiy If morocco and lea h..
er SHOES arlosg winch are womens' morocco
(hoes clippers ne-i Sandals. e NJ flea do chill
drens do meus' moroccp pumps leather do wo-
mens leather nooiees do me an Two ties and
vide .sraps-m fie. 90. ch.ldrens lea her boo,ees,
boys thick aud hin fhoe,-mrns do---alfo wo-
meu' cheap ihoes sc.
Al the above goods are for (ale at the lowell
calh prices
BOOTS & SHOES,
made for cuaor,ers and warranted good.
SOLOMON BOYCE,
HENRY Il. BOODY.
Portland, Feb - lew)
SOLOMON BOYcE requefi, all ,hofe who have
unfettied atco nts with him TO call and have the
fame adjueed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-12

JAMES LEE, 4 90.
No. 4, Nifty. R,w, MIDDLE STREET
[1AvE jun received for fac yrea. variety Of
DRY GOODS
euper6ne midaiinR and low priced Cloths
Huo,er. Cloth aud cafimeres
Coating - Duff ~ Pa,ns--Kesievs
Faass.s -rose s. ankets al, fixes
bro~n c'nnam.,n olive AhluePELISsE CLOTHS
German b. nnfwick and Imperial Cords x Stock
ingoets
BOMBAZETTS.
Tar,an Paids
Toinett and worried vefings
Furnaures
Super dark Prints and common Cslicoes
S''k Rri,e aud fu per dark G,nghams
Italian and Canton Grapes
Leuantine Silks, UariOus colours.
Ch,oa bla / silks
Gotten and Linen Cambricks
CoeesIn Co,tous aud Linens
India Long Cio'hs
Supes Cambnck and common Dmo,ies
India IamLoured and loom-seeded
MUSLINS.
Jacouet book and fancy ditto
81 and IA dafk acd light Imitation Shawls
50 dark Cambrick do
Flag fancy and black elk Hapdkerchiefs
Cotton Bancannas
Cofae Britanias
Lambs wooi aid worried Ho6ery
Hacii lid ard f K 0!oves
Centem beaver Noodnock Venetian and
ws!,ed DITTO
Cotton Laces-fewing Silks and Twill Buttons
Cotton serings-W oraed Binding. Fe-rs,ts-
Gallons Rihbons-czmbsick and ace Shirt But.
tons-suspeuder- eli a., &c. &c
Jsp 9 uf)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-09

brought to tais couni,y from Dar,s' .Straifs. +
the sir-oarcd whale-boat. Not a part of the
pier, the uindors, aud roofs Of houses. buf
mere crowded-the decks aud rigging of the
ressefs rere the same-the latter, al the in,rsi-
nent risk IF niany Gres. The exhibition cp,,-
menced q ittie before O'Clock, aud lasted iii
hdy past 3. His derterity la managing his
caaioc, Was admirable, aud he eridentiy sher-
ed las ability 10 orercome his opponent a. point
Of speed, oy the advantages he often gare. and
Thich lie as often redeemed He mas rery
erpcrtia doing, nhichhe did sere,'aI times.
When at It considerable distance from The bea-
con, he th,rwone 81. has darts, aud struck the
bulb Of the beacon with The greatest certai,,tv.
lie ipds SO fastened in his scat, that he could
not faLo"t, as a drawing Ike the month of a
purse girds him round tie ioirs, So that in an
instant, lie ras seen to dice under the rafer.
head do~n aud keeluppermost again, an tie
tminkiing an eye, he raised himseifercct ia
the rdter, and seuti,ied on as If nothing had
happened. A 'aft Of roodi mpecled his prog
ress do,cn the harbo,' afiri' staffins--phen, to
the asfomshment Of lie spectators, he eros
sed the raft rith has canoe, and again launched
INTO the 1rater. Hiscanoe is great curiosity,
~eighing an all ten pon,,tis. lie rows IL Jy
one oar or paddlc, and he is so dcrte,ousia ma
naging it, that he out sails any boat NTH SIR
oars. Prerioas to Tie exhibition, tic public
had an opportunity Of Inspecting he canoe, S,
the fouoring curios'ties at ware-room at the
Wet-Do,k, ridciicet:-1ro sea m,ico,n's
horns, the skulls IF a sea-horse and bear,
The ear Of a whaie, and Tie PRESCRIBED SHIN Of a
black cagie. The Esqnimaur rns d,,esad in
the fashion Of his com,',y, from the wrist
dounUards, ia addressed seal skins ); his Jack
ct Of the same, oniythe addressed side i,mu.os.
He is a good looking, healthy young man, and
apparently rery dociie. He understands q lit
tie English, and wkcn heocercomcs the method
Of talking common to has country, Ca species
IF whispering,) there is hHie dom6t Int
thdthe may sooa become prefcient5n oa,
language. We Were astonisked to hear CT
pressionS made use Of to him on IH,rseiay.
Cy some Of the cre,c of tie ship Which brought
Inn here, e.ractiythe same as pe hare heard IN
congregations Getween tie natives Of tie inte,1-
org africa. Happily, the whoie passed III
withoat any serious accident, though sererM
people, fell into the harbor, bit were got ont
sefely, compteteiydneked. London Paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-09

ted to Malta, and from tfence fo w.
land 1t is herremarkablc that ii.
nited States never claimed indemnify u
least ostensibly, for these vessels a.
Murat occupied the throne of Mainline
70 THIS as Jalse.--[ Enquirer.
Naples, Aurn., %
The Marquis Cercello, Minisfer
Foreign Affairs, has delivered a not, LOT
the Foreign Ministers ON the pretens;o 10
of the Americans. Article ~ of tbsohs
of Congress, to which the American Oct
pear to wish TO refer, stipulates ONLY ap'
the Netherlands, aud cannot liz an, 'oT
nalogy be applied to kingtiomss q
which the legitimate Soyereigns are ,o m
tOred. -, It's,
The different Ministers have rec.;
the communications addressed To ,b.M
but none have replied. Couriers hen,
been sent to different Courts. 1t is nave
said that the Duke of Scrita is conc .,a
Petersbnrgh. Our government has .co 70
Quoted the negotiation with all the moJ
Grafton and dignity compatible viii, ,bI
honor OF the Crown. The notes of Az
Pinbney have within these some DAYS hd a
come more moderate. The cession nss
port is spoken of, but can the. St.t.a
constituted by the act of the Conpres'
be dismembered at the mere will afs
single power? 1t willbe recollccted th..
Austria was joined in the Regociation w sd.
respect to 'Spezzia and Alexandra M
England, Russia, and France made VII
founded representations on that subj i'
ject. 1''
The act ofCongress having cmanatsa
from the unanimous willof the Soyers;"au
cannot be modified but by them: H.,
cause is European, and the pretension us
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