Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-05

!; ,na trade between her colonial posses
- and the United States, TO which reference
ST. ST., made in nv Message at the opening Vi inc
present session. L., I,,,,s,.s TINT. ow
to the o. is sion in the actOt the s9th Oh Nay
- of clause expressly RESTRICTING ''"p'. ="
.;ons into the British Colonies ~ 80 .
'lo'' "'. a.. ,rod,ctions of the United States, TO
Se''' ,,I.,snt enrrafted upon that act ia the
I've - REPRESENTATIVES., providing mat wnen
l''.'1 -, nh th,. West linda Colonies shoulu De
!: - the Commercial interconrse OF inc o.
s.;,h an other parts Of the BRITISH ao'''n
EVks" ''" ,,;o,s shouid he left on a iootinS not
i'"S s ~ to the United States than IL no"
..'sSesf =, the act not specifying the 'e'"' upo"
ls' any h vessels coming from the hof'herh
WHO; sbnnId he admitted TO entry iEto the ports
1-..od S,otes. an apprehension was enter
OF u'' ~, Govprnmeat OF Great Britain, that,
'd'''o ;bs contemplated Arrangement, c'a'ins
~; a.. SET I'D on our part, lneohs'e'eut wiz,
nnilnron,siIions submitted by our minister ana
,r;,b me terms 10 which she Wa "''l"S w
,nd that this circumstance ,e~ ~ h1.'
Tween Mr. MsI4ane ana e i'''l VI -Nno'Ie ,i
rrsrectlng tIeiateutlons t" " "ac,.a "a
tme CONSTRUCTION TO DC S''" ~ VIZ "''
10. .n,r,t,tion gr en- by them to that act,
10 Ut? -" ~ agree Ii quite clear
4. Il Eanth
u'u "OI int,rg the amendlent referred Congress
tha[ "a - intended to reclude future atera-
I'"'o 81 visiting intercOrse between the u >.
I""S d" '' -. Of the British Ominlons;& thesuppo
""'e, tho omission to rstrict.in terms, the I'm
'lo" , S" be productiOnot the country which
rS...a,s belong, Was intluonai,waS preciuueu
,"e ,,,,,,,.i,ions previoJ'y made by tins gov
" "'' ,b,t of Great btaln, and which were
r % Co~,r,., At the timof the passage OF the
~. ,La nrincioe, Viii govern the maritime
TN If the two courics, and by the pro-
Flu, existing comrrcidI treaty between
them. ,tba subject and com
- that II WI, III accoance win the real IN
t,..,,,,< NJ Congress, telt NV DUTY 10 give
~ =, the arrangements issuing the reHut-
,d nroclamatlou, ct whIc' copy i'' hAe"'Se'
,.p,,,i,h communicated.
"ere"''" 'O"'' ANEW JACKSON.
Washington, Sd jan. 81.
-INS
II. Srnpps. Of y. Yo Yesterday Land re-
-, an the table ofe House requesting
po'p.a.;lapt oC the I'm States u Communi-
~ ro,i., Of the correndcnCc between the
I,.,r;con Minister at L on, and the govern
1T nj, BfI,auiC Mir relative 10 the open
.',r tia portS Of the ted States to Blush
- limo T,n;a the lish W est India Colo
n, IA. very saIneCnlag, We found the
nc Nh, very ccrresdence IN the columns
C'L. New York Jnul OF Commerce. 80
nj, demonstrated tour Minister at l.c"-
I,. 49,, content with COZ down TO Liverpool,
,..,n,yiy 10 deliver dispatches to the Cap
6 ~, Packet, mussc also furnished du-
i,,,,es Of his corresp,nce with the British
rn,,rrp.,,t to some pc, in New York, Tor
o.hT,,,;,o, IN case the met OF General Jack
IN shoald be Inclined " unreasonable delay
:, -, pnh,icatian of thrreSpondence.-We
A, NOT think that many edents can be found
~ , nrocee,ling quite SECULAR, and obvious
- =, imnrener. But diplomatic corps Of
,b;s country, appointeader the present adj
m;,i,tr,,ion, seem TO rstand the character
~ their President, and themselves authoriz-
al .n,aLe liberties win. and with the pub
H. interests too. which, never attempted by
an, f,rm,r peuipoteus. While 4 resOlu
,;nn hes on the table. < OF the President 10
communicate so much,ls correspondence 10
ne U,,,,s as may no, lurious TO the public
interests, a New YORKER spreads before the.
na,nle an enire copNhis correspondence,
Iyi,Sost Modification oage; 50 that the know
3elze OFT IF iOors pr singular contrast
- tho iunorance whrevails pi'kn. The
correspondence was Unicated to Congress
before the House ado yesterday.