Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-12-15

wing been occupied ~ the war ., ""'eA =
was engaged, we have been assured tnat no
thing could have been effected ny nis pre-
sence A minister viii soon ne noniaateo'
a. well 10 effect this important oolect' a. "
t.sr, IN the relations Of amity and good un
Isrstanding Of which we have rsceiVeo %
u,a1v ...urance. and proofs from his imperi-
~ ,,,i..fv and the emperor his predecessor.
Tbe treaty with Austria is oPeniag 10 Us
an ;nnortant trade with hereditary dofnln
,ans nj fhe Envsror. the value OF which has
heen hitherto Iittle known and Of course not
.af7icientIy Appreciated Winnie our com
ycerre gods ga e:sterance into the Sontb OF
| GERMANY hy means of this Treaty those We
| have formed with the Hanseaiic Towns anu
| Prussia. aad others now 10 negotiation, WIZ
| omen that vast country the enierprIsfng spirit
| OF our merchants, OF the North: country
| abonndinr in all the materials for mutually
/ beneficial commerce. filed with enlighten
eJ and industrious inhabitants, h)idlag an
important place in The politics q Europe,
! and 10 which we owe 80 many valuable ci'i-
zens The ratification Of tina gentleman APP
| pointed our Charge d'Affairs TO that Court
| some difficulties occurred on bis srrirai;
but Al the date OF his last official despatch,
he supposed they had been oheiated, and
that there was every prospect Of the exchanges
being speedily effected
This finishes the connected view have
thought it proper to give Of Our political and
commercial relations IN Europe EYery ct
fort in nv power will be continued to
strengthen and extend them hy treaties
/ founded on principles Of the most perfect re
cicr6ciiy of interest. neither asking nor con
cediag any exclusive advantage. bot libcrat
ing a. far a. it lies in my power the indus
I r & ~. r. q - 4, L.
| which foreign restrictions NAV impose
To China and the East indies our con
merce continues in irs usnal extent and with
acrea.ed facilities. which the credit and rap
i,,l of our merchants afford, by substituting
bills Cor payments IN specie A daring out
rage having been committed in those seas by
the plunder Of one of our merchantmen en-
gagged in the peprcr trade at port in Sama-
ira. and the pira;icai perpetrators belonsing
/; to tribes in such state Of society, that the
usual course OF proceedings between civilized
nations conld not be pursued, forthwith de
spatchrd Frgate with orders 10 require
immediate satisfaction for the injury, and in
deH,nity to the sufferers
Few changes have taken place in orr cor
nexions with The independent States Of Ane
rica since my lastcommunicatlon tp Congress
The ratification of Commercial Treaty
vita thr United Republic. Of Mexico has
been for some time under dcliheration in their
Congress. bat WAS still undecided al the date
Of our last dispatches. 1lie nnheppy civil
ccm:notans that have prevailed there were
undoubtedly the cause Of he DELAY: hot rs
the Government is now said TO be GanqiiIiz
ed. we may hope soon to receive the raiifica
ton Of the Treaty, and an arrangement Tor
detnarkation of the boundaries between US.
L.. f,,,,, l. l..
been opened with mn'ual benefit, from St
Louis in the state or Missouri bv caravans
10 the interior provinces of Mexico This
commerce is protected in It's progress hro'
the Indian countries nv the troops Of the L
ni'ed States. which have been pernii,tei 10
esca.t the caTaraas beyond oar boundaries
to HE settled part Of ibc Aiosiean territory
From Central Amcrita have received as
snmpces Of the mast fricadlY .iad. and a
gratifying application for our good o.!ices TO
remove a supposed indispo<itlon towards tina
Government IN a nca'ho0risa State: this an
ytraiiua was Imn.o,.ia,>., al.,! s..,.,:xssssl Ill,
compiled with hey give as also tkc plea
sing Intelligence that differences which had
prevailed III their internal affairs had been
peacefully adjusted. Our treaty with this
Republic continues 10 be faithfully observed.
and promises great and hane fetal com
HNFcc h'''"FFh 'te Two c0'intTtPs. com
nt"rct nf the greatest in1ort ,ncc If the MAG
tiicent project OF ship canal through the
dounions Of that STATE ffoln the Atlantic 10
the Facltic Ocean. now in serious conteu,Dla
ton. snail be executed.
have great satisfaction in CONFERENCE.-The
the success which has attt ~ led the cxerlions
of our Minister in Colombia to procure a
very considerable reduction ia the duties on
orr -four IN that RcpuhlIc Indemnity. .lso
has been stipulated f,r iojnrios received h,
oar merchants from illegal seizures: and re
new"d assurances aic -iren that Inc Treaty
heiween the two coul t,es shall be faithfully
observed
Gbih and Peru seem to be still thI eatcned
with cvil commotions; and, until hci shalt
be settled, disorders may naturally be aDpre
hended. requiring the constant r., sence of
naval force in ise Pacific Ocean, 70 protect
our fisheries and to guard oar COMMERCE
The disturbances that took place in the
Empire OF Brazil, previously 20 and conse
qnent upon. the abEicaton Of the late Fin
pcrur, necessarily suspected any enectualap
Phcahon Tor the redress OF some past ininfies
Suffered by our citizens liom that Govern
ment, while they have been Tie cause oG o
theirs, in which all foreigners seem 10 have
participated. Instructions hav.. been gwen
10 oar Minister there, 70 press for indemnity
dae Tor losses occasioued by these Irregular
ties: and 10 take care that oar fellow citizens
shall enjoy all The privileges stipulated in
thcE ihvo", by the treaty n;5dc bctuccn the
tFo Powers, all which. The good intelligence
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