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TO f.eim 3 VOYAGES, THAVllV. JOB lAlt IT M. ABIT AT, FEW axm 1 Arjuwsinl.lVa uiw and Ciimir Mi ih cuiil loliwwinj. wti. I of I wimIu pa Mtrrattnl turn nd Ci lobular, Mapml lUrupe, Alia, AfiK', Aaicn.

(4, Hi Sialr, iti Wctl InJcs Laif ud 01otu.t-.iti- lt mi ll tn hf Arroy. inuuilii. CcIcmmI Maiaeiin, llorwhell, ic. Kit tvmp!" and in that, any fumci Nautical Alm.1114.1 1-1 1804 aud WiJj, AC. 1 Drxlml.cri9 rod 12 12 II KFMiMMiip.UistonthcthlrlniitU -i d.iy u(DntiUi, in tl.a twenty ycai of Uic iudcrndtiHt'i' the limit 5i.iitf Aiucn.

rt, IJ.4 Hi dull hattt He- ilicr i'it wh'fcot lie claim pinorictof, in tUC uiJluilif to II WALKIX AhklOOED, a aniricAL J'JtOAVUMJAU DICTIONARY ad ixritii oa ir ihi ENOLLsll LANCiUAGK. vn pure i io i oa(ionrR roa ach.ii. aiaa a tea or -fua naor till Hlrl IONAIY- atr WALKER. Au'livr'of Llcmtit't of Elocution, Rhyming lUiioiorv. Abridged and adapted 19 the ut 'f the Citl- sctie of the United Hate.

i In conformity lo ilia Act of Hie Congret of ihe United (utet, entitled An Actlorihe riicmirae. meal of Lcirnmit. bf mint ihe rm.iri ol Mim. 'Cham and Hooki, ttUhe Authors and Proprietor "of tilth during tho tiiact ihert in men. "Hone." 1UWAKU DL MM.UM Ii, Cleik of ilia District i Deeemhrr tnt lUlfCiii.iti, mLi'1t.

MtHk.iHHOAlk. llORFJTOUND, ii b. isnmwoon. tOantCTIONKR, 208 WilUAK-ST. AMI K(l.

HI1 klOAOWAVi THE ifficacy if tl.i llaot, wbrn thus pre. A. tured, tm welt known to rcnnrc mend.ition. In taliitaiT and valuable ac (or the cure of colilt; cmizht and tore-throati, nil been ion uicd in London. The inntcribtr having mado Mfvcul yean la thu it encouraged by tho runiiticuMc (kinaad in ln alionf lor it.

lo (ive, jl lhiiiuMn sjifcrtiiemcni, rccominRnduif it uihIlt acuovicnn luatnu. meiiicAl nieparation ii tqn-i to It. UrurgUtt tiuou orciUiitrymaybftitiMjIiad with any qimnliiy. adupieJ for carriage, and will writ ii projicr tare ixhcu ui u. Uecerober 8 1r 1 Altt-TRIOCEK Sale, A tevrfj of Huir-Tngrr Dtiult.

Enquiiciil Juitni FmcH, gun-maker, No. 2.i IJett-mber i tf 'I'O be told at Public Auction, ut the 1 on- lino ColFce llouie, on Wednesday, ilir UHth Deccmbci, iim.int.'he one rqiul moiety or half prt of twi valuable Lrt of CJrimnJ, No. 13 ntuitedon the totith lide Dl Waif r-itrcct, a few ilouri lo llio wtitof (bo EsiihanKO.m.irkct, meaturiug oa Water atrcet 43 feet 11 imhrt, and funning through to I Front-ltreet 1 40 feet, and numbered No, 1 4 on ront trcct, aod mc.Munng onFront.ttrcctai feet, be the iTtii. mi.ra or let, (in lui.li ii vloit on Fronl-ttrect a good two ttury tture houtc, which i well calculated tube converted into a dwelling home) covering the whole front, and eatcading hick aboui uicet, with another intall ttore on the tat, unjeciiotno lucumDrancct tnereon, wnicii will be mentioned on the day of talc, by order and vndet the direcbootof the Auighcet of a Bank, fupt. 1 The ahovc property wat ad vertited to be told on the riiy ot Anr.uit l.iit, but pottponed on ac-' count of the unhealthy lUuatlon of the city at that time.

noi-eroher Cth ur batu or to Let, thaicuii-venicnt ar.d well aitujtcd Erewciy and Matt- Home, wocailior with four Lo't of Ground, niuate a Fourth ttrect, between Pump and ii ngw ofh'iea for tve. The Hrcwery it a two itory frAme building, "JileetDjIB, but 1 year old the Mlt-H3ute it A tuhttantial brick building, covered with tile, and but 4 vcart old. 55 feet bv with ah a.r iinH.ffh.iimt HA n.tn.rffi.a 0 of both builtUnf it in complete order, and tyorked i I. any in die ty- The Brewery ha. an office andabtdli1i.tm!icrontlietccond Boot thec I I by a gooa icittii mnn uh- whi on uiv prcmitc i.

hi u.i...i...i,.... i and clwr-houte the wholo i imured for tia yean itviMitiii. iui ivi iiv.i, mil, vuvjriiuiuc Tha luhtcrihirtintendiagto retire from I Dtttipeit, liKcwite unvrtneir fioc. in traoc lor tne I friend anl the pu'ilic tn feneint. mat iney nave-accommodation of the at a fair valuation, I inrlv muniifictiired INK, whieh they vni uiv lumiiw 111-17 mv.

iim.ii.ui- 1 rorluithtr p.irticnUr enquire on tiio pre- I 'mice, of SU1UL1 rtb ItLL. Jjnv IB tf ilCfi i hereby Rivt that we, the sub-i JL 1 tertbert, have been by John Pre- volt, Cuicire, Recorder of the of New-York, Trutteet all the creditor Aniiim l.unrtmort, rr rnerly of Tarrytown, ttate of New-York, hn ab sconding debtor, under the act entitled an act for rehtf atumtt ah.cunl'nd and anient debtor," pai. acd the tveent-firtday of March, 1801 and w'c ilo hisrebv require all ncr'oni iudcbieii to taiJ An drew Lundmorc, on 01 bclore the twentieth day of January neat, to pay to all debt and umi of money winch tucy owe to the tatd Andrew Lund-l 1 more, anu all pcrtan arcrcquucd to ueiivui tout all property of the ivd Andrew Lundmore which they have inpottettion; and all the cieditoitol the laid Andrew Lundmerc are hereby vjes reJ. on or before Uir: firtt day of Mai ihncJtt, to deliver to uw, or one of ut, their reipccuvt accuuntianddciiandt againt Hit' taidl Annie i.unjniore. Uiic j'th: December, 1603.

JOHN BOONEN GRAVrS, GEORGE NEW BOLD, UAtHtMtVTnN MfUITOM i I December gg Tiuitefi, ttc. lie NOTICE. iHiv sui8cviuei txecotors vi me last A wiUand tctumentof atthiw Jaavis.late, of the city of New-York, Tavttn-ke per, deea-ci, request Ml those indebted lo to make atrt those having dnniiindi, to preseot thi tame fur settlement at No. 03 Pcarl-atrcet, New-York. JOHN THOMSON, 7 Executor of Mat TU0MAS li.OBEiaON, thew Jervii, dee.

December 7 2m M- NASH'b CIRC ULAtlXU LIBRARY) KIKHAN ITLltT, THIS Library, which originally consisted of a t.n,!l 'election ofvaiunbla publicatKni, ha of Lite been agmeotcdti a Cuotiderahlc number of the mutt celebrated writings in tlie van out dep.trtmmi ef literature, and an intercttiog col-, flection of tne rrmit estrrmcd novclt, torn meet and play. A Cstalofiie haijtitt beeo paMii-hed for il.c bent fit of iiibtcribcrt, and will be delivered giatu to ucn whenever railed for. The term may be known by copuripg at the hcieeti the hour of and in the avemng, which are the hmirt of a i.iiittaoce The wo.rietnroow retpcctfolly announces to hi fellow citiuens, hi deugn of making bit Library revpcctaiiie, more the merit tliau the extent of hit election. Dec cod lit IATI DAY i mu uriiHiillii, A ri.At, in tre mu. Cj.lrd the OK rOLUMHIA, nut uu.uixuy KH 'lIU A FV, ik ioarii.

WJOUNS. 1 D(i'Jvi fi tkt Cut- ri at lutllfi r. UMIVAL (iV bl. JUML. pilot.

MX and Waiuikotoh Lodcij, A will cclebiatc tho dy at meir l.vJo atonal, 3 ouih tirett. Suth Brethren with lu imrj them, requeued te attend on the V7ih intt, at o'clock I. M. The firtthrcn are tetiuetted to he PkquuaI lu then atiutH ance. fir of the cum.

tailtee ofarrangenw n. UecrmkerVi 3t T. J'ihm'i Loook No. l)TKDKKW'a Mo. 3.

HetLAMb, llAlu, ud VVaiiin I.o'dcii. willtelehrate the rniuine Kulval of Si, I II wotnor l.ooru wwniwji anon lie iKkcu lobe nude at Hy oiderof I. I A I the Cormaitutafroro the rcipecture JAMLS WOODS. rw.tir in Cbaitntan. A 'V a meeting of t) aOtr hhipwrihtiof XaV the citf oINcw.Yoik.ai tae huivol Martin UiimiMii.

inClierrvitrcci. it waAUiuniuiotuly re lulved, that aftt the preieni date the will not chir.emieth.in hiiccn rbiinnji per day fr any loaiaiTman titer wit employ. JACUIJ lA KfrM I.K. cnairman, CHARLES tROWl, oecieuiy. Drremhrr 91 'f I AMES WOODS U- OLKT.

h.ivelormcd J'artiirrtiiinin (he La Riiiint ir, and all paiH-riforthcm are outitnd to be left ai thcoiliceol CrnKi iJ. jfjG.Van.iu-iticct. Dctcmhcr DIHCK lliN UKOhXK, Attorney nini Coiintellor ai law, lut rcturnrd to hit 0(fu Ko. 41 t'UTt. Nuveinber 18 I.

liiia ved lnCouiitiri.lIouetoNo. 'Jl irecnwicn itreet, near tlie HMicrr. Detmner I LIVlilt W'OIXOiT, U. Co. hnvc rerno rd their Coanting ilouac lo No.

2J 2 earl-at. nv y. llVK. TIUUJSAND JL nit loan on real etaie. in the het pat of the rhv: fmm a to iUOO dollar on lettal The inicrmto bepid half yearly, or evea littiterly; thouldibelonturiowiih.

A line rliiected to A. B. fw I i 1. ..1 In 1 anil leu At tii'aonicc, wui ocaneiiu-" w. i December 16 .1 ANTED to puicliBsCjtlietlmeof a Kliick Ciil, from loto yean of age.

Apply at S4 WaU-ircN. Nov.tt LOilT, in or near WaU-itreet, G6LV Watch SiA.t tlie fnwUr, by kinging it to I No. S6Mum'y'i Wharf, will leceive four dollarsi aitd ilie thanki of the owner. 3 tf CUPEHB DININCi bETl' CfilN one of ported ftom China it cuntaini 310 fietet, and for mi! mitii romniem. nrrnann.

mai ever wi nn- ale at No.i6 Maiden-lane, price AU0 dollar. December 13 i 1 i i i a ii i TO BFSOLD QR LEASED, from the firtt day of May nftxt, that handtome.and comi rrliidlotti HOUSE, No. 85 CorilartiUucef. For. IOMNDAWS01.

Deremhcr Q0 tf 1U4 BctiKman-t. i MliEi Just received, and for saW coracr Of Burlini-tlip, iquantity 01 American onecp Skim, iiutahlc foi book-bmiii it, trunk maters, ana crd mantifacmreit. Dcrcmrvnr ao 6w WANTF.D, an Apptentke to the Mantu 'a. effect of this treaty. We acquire West Florida-Making buiinCM.

Apply atKo. 30 rrank.4 ttiadiii both itdei themouthoftheMisiii)i)i and fort-trcet. PrrewfT mi '-piN PLATES, MOWN STOUT, 850 poxet i in r'aiei. itn hhif. draiiiht Brown Stout, and 400 bill.

Beef and Pork, principally City Intptf nmnl Oil I. linrLUt tion. ror late ny December SO 1 1G FOR SALb a. nanttsome wigj wim, cute'd hurncit. mat nave vl'vii uuiy six XckiM oSwd for tale.

APPlj at thu office; 4 Vku.il.r Ol, pUtcd harnctt, that have been uod only ix novcmi'crvo i i iii i IJlUNTLKS be DAY at JT 8U Lthcrty-Street, reipectfully infotir. their warrant eqiial if not tupCrwr to any imported from I Ormher Si, Furnne tUKlM. i MAZZINlJHI, No. 1 1 Murgay-strcct, XJ hat received the latctt arrivaUlrom Lon-; don, 'an miortmcnt of elegant PATE)T PIANQ FORTES, with AtMMoml Keys, by the follow ing teemed tmkers; Astor, Ball, and Ctcmcnti. Alto, a heautifuf nnriKht GRAND PIANO FORTE, of the latest patent, the only one of the kind ever im- I ported into this country.

I t-t i inmRnn inrnnnEU if I i ed from the different manufactories in London by a celebrated master, lie tliofcfore Wirtants tlicixi to be of twpcrior tone and quality, and to itand any climate. November 30 wki 1m MR. and MAD. DE SEZE, yespectfully thank the auhlic'for the iibfcral ciicouraee- mcntthcy have reeeived in their profejsiin, and have tie honor to infonn their friend that they al- wavt continue Riving lesior of French and Music at their' houte, No. 86 Natai epposite rhc Brick-Meeting.

Mad. Tf. teacliet VoCatan instru mental Music on the Piano Forte, Harp, tec cc. ind Mr. D.

undertake translation in all Ian- Eee. N. K. scnoi.ni win, irtncy cnoosc, no attended their own home; Two eaccilciirHarp, for ale, apply a above, Decembers cod In LOTTE.RY AND INSURANCE OFFICE, Fit tbe accommodation of' tie putiiej 43 AlPt WM. READ respectfully informs his friends and the boLkrt of TictLtt, particularly, an op- pnrtumly i now, oen to covrr nieir property from day today at the fallowing small premium, viz.

Ot. Dlt. Cit. 7th day- 40 -'for 5 42 for 6 t-2 Btb dar 45 for 5 'S3 for 6 9th day 50 for 5 C5 for 6 I' i Oth day 5j for 4 72 11th dav 60 for 5 78 for 6 1-2 12th day 65 for 4 E5 for ,6 1 2 i And in proportion from 100 to 1000 All demarjdin thitou.ee punciuilly discharged immediately after tiitctoe of day drawing "Decemher A RENT SANDtRS of AHmftj-, ISAAC CGDtN, of inturm theif friends and the public, that they have opened in the city of Albany, a i'rjrW GitKert. ia sore, under the fnmef SABftaio Si ir.

Iir-re ail orders Sat t'tt or pwibam will tharkOitW te, and puiK.ually aucntfrst to. Atg A7.lr-ro.VA' ri rorr. A DLCCMULK Ii- Li lh fi-lWirtjconimofil'itlwaoofrcaJfa art acnteil lib mkf ly d.uua of the kiri iwa which haaef ln to 100111 oornpied ill rIt tt'pr4ei and of which no maiicuoyci proniunea what may be the Conreirncr. Th length of I' irtonat foe the abtente of tnhf roaiter but reader, we presume, will cnmplaia of fee th at uim, or captrience any other tettativn on in frnaal, than legiet thai ha mkoo obliged to take leave of ihil brilliant and raptivatin writer. ll will immediately be tecai thai the author of the CW4.W, wha mil think that rope, Swi't, and Add ion.

were better njluh wrj er thao JcfcraoaaadOalUtia, and whaj-ntly, feel loo muh of a national priJo to adApt their fallacUma in nyle, auymere onow. their -Frericli manner and French iiociplca.J in tub katToa or ii avmtxo rot. Sir.1.' Voor flatieriny; prtticelo my former Eatay hai in duced me again to trouble you, and 1 yn the more enrvuragrd to lodo aathe Aarnfafolki have, I find' aid me tke C0nimnt of attributing whit I to General Hamilton and tiovemeur Morria. I Illiank them, aot only for tlui marKof ajjrobaton, but for another not Icatjinequrioca! I the wruth with' which they ttave replied. He who weari a tight ahoe knou beat ahere it pinchea, but hi wry facci williiHlicaietoaby atander how ii with hit toei.

In my f.jrmrr euay it it premiafd thit lo a cliirge nf intereaied motive! in our or either i iHcm, it without evidence, or at leaat.iMMng prctumptioa." Let it be added here that lo Biakeiuch. charge it beneath the dignity of any man who ha the honour to be a federal Ut. The, gnmrnl an which ft w'a made ii curloat Chancellor Livingaioa.in a manner honorable to bit talenti zcaj, inaured the payment of a mm due by theFrench government to AftieriCaticitifena. Among the creditor are, it and because lie tiaa not excepted them from cjail juttice knd common right, he'ia chargetfwitU impure motivta- The fcrigin of thh alandel will be known by bye i and ecrtain folk with to'ireervt appearance, they should be a little, more guarded In conviviaj mo mcntt othcrwito a newspaper zeal will not ihidd them. from Jirmtlgatlem At to the treaty uelf, it ii in my opinion, in iti general tCope and elTtcf, good one, and the Aurora t'ofk1 ire heartily Welcome lo a much of thepraiteai they can firty take tothemaelvca.

Moreover, If, In treidinj on thit gmund, their toei ihould be uneaty, they may pr)ur out againat federalism and irderalibti Ctine a long it that of Crhulphui' but let them not, by fclyand vile Jntinuation, endeavour to injure the man te whom they are indebted foi this very treaty, oft which ttiry astume iuch great Credit for political Tbat'demneral ihould snarl and bite', I in 'their nature therefore right But yet they ought toipire each other right to bite, a BrathelU I ay again. that I approve the general' icope fi thrpw essential, and had it beeiv unattainable hut by twenty millions, I ahuuld have hern sattiirkd to pay my share even of thatium. Tiie acquisition cf the. rest pf Louiiisoil, if not to necessary, is, certainty- useful, inasmuch we are thereby enahffd. to prevent any persons from oecnpy- in It until the colonization may be rendered advisa ble by the exuberance of oar population.

For these reason I approve of the treaty, and not because of "what was aaid bjr Morris, Mason, Wells and While," altho' I have the -highest respect for those gentlemen. We federalists ant in the habit of iliiitk- ing for ottrservei, t)ie fcr i rank jt: and when a thing is well dune, mucrat, we want neither a French cook nor a salt mountain to season it to our palatei. Ajrroposof that salt mouatain. If congress, should, in their wisdom, make an appropriation to build a roof over it for the purpose of Iteeping; ofF feilera' rain, might it not be well to construct a Dry Dock under tne same cover Thi could be but a trifling addition to the expense, and then when our shins vetirtncebeaalted. In my former communicitio'n I rioficed the follow4 ing among other assertions piiblickly' made about thii treaty is said that the French government after having rejected haughtily every overture of Mr.

Livingston's came all at once round and made him the tender of Louisiana as soon as the king of England's message to his parliament reached Paris, and that ancr At. Jivuitton bad no power to tirikt a bargain, by reason whereof it -ai deferred till Mr. Munroe's arrival so that ibis happy states man might say vvithJCxsar teu, viJt, viei." Having thus stated the reports, I proceeded thus All I this, and much more is aaid i but is alf this true and if true, ia the whole truth Prudence requires; that we suspend our belief until the meeting of con gress. The treaty will then be laid befcre the senate, and with it the instructions to our ministers, their correspondents, 8tc such being the usage. It will then most probably appear that Mr.

Livingston was duly authorized, bow eltt liouU be Ixr made tbe overture xebieb are tpoien of" Tlie answer of the Aurora folks to this paragraph is amusing. The poor fellows are so pinciied, that in their agony they adopt the very observation which they writhe under, and roar out as follows: "First it is acknowledged that Mr. Livingston did make overtures, and of course, before the aggression of the Spanish Inten-dmti and secondly, that the cession was in conic-quence of the king of England's speech. Here ia saying ard ousajing wkha vengeance." Te do them justice, however, they have by con-faring da.eafully lofuiecl the assertion that trance cedtd Louisiana ra to dy as "J-Xi- 'hry sti ji wimiUI Ucii m.i par.r,, I bla lour.f (La ceding, laeviticiiili tba artuli t- tween Mi Ki'g ami Mr. If aiiltoti tul egrrgiotis a mitikka in date tuuU h.e Uii made by ifr.

King. rVir nutt tav beeo well ic uaifNrd with factt. Ctffm irflrttion.Tl.efff had ll been poaa.bW men in Ihrtr piiruu cutiditiuti to lrflf calmly, would fuv altulvrd him fitxn iL charge Hut I bear you raclami, dor coulJ il inter into i heir noddles lo p-il sostianj a ibarje I Ah I there's lha rub. Suppotc, fut a moment, that lh f.cii staled are tmkitanuiUj, if hot true i They meoli, ycu know, in soch a rmw, a tut ally rnfjutre, how ante ihii Antrim loike know. lodge of ihera I and then the iniiiiumg wiieh summ.

ciowr would ai siaior.lly whitpef. King miikt have ibid huts and than King and Kamdion being intt. snail friends the rest jl jVof course. Tlwy wvnl tin slighie circurnstanoM, tharga a fcdrraliat villi biilngafl hiaowniiosi. lftl.cn, we uace back ibe.r s'hkl! ftixf au aJmlniou that what I coo tillered aa wild aaacrium, was scVr, irrU out tact, that Mr.

Livingston was hot authKic. rd, and that the offer was nude by France Of thu we have 'Indeed further evidence fmrrt ihe 'aami; 'J'hey say ia the" Auroia after repeating the aflrgation (ut if rnadi by roe), that Mr. Lining stoo had not iowrr to itrike si bitgaio. "aud. what then, I admitting this, what dc il provi proves that the a-lmin'stratiou wail caoliou in gtan ting tattouve "power that it aet oo foot uegocia-tiom, and reserved toitstf ea-fowgis waa'compantle to thi irate of ikingt, the i power to deter-; mine on tlie lermi jropal." And again, the' original negotiation wa commenced in Europe Lmg before the act of the Spanish Jmcniant took place." And again" If the United State had ulie native between the acceptance of (he whole of Lnuitiana in the utmoit extrni ai it ceded, or none, iuhicb of the alierHatinee ought to be preferred I We" will undertake to say (what wc believe to be) that sucli an alternative wai given, and that the choice of our minittere wai made in that way." Af.d in the.

message to both nouses, PVevums to this (viz, the last cession of congress, or the Spanish aj-' grjssion.for by the felicity cf expression peculiar to( this writer', It is doubtful rhicn he means) proposi-' tioni had been authorized for obtaining the sovereignty of New -Orleans and of other possessions in that quarter Interesting to our rprief to such extent as wai deemed practicable, and the provisional "appro priation of two millions of -dollars intended as part of the price, was considered as conveying the sanction of Congress to the acquisition prrpoted." Aisd' again in ihe Anruta; Mr. MirMn stated on the part of ihe First Consul that the frtUtni nary to negotiation should be that the claims on France by American citizens should puld out of the first part of the Louisiana purchase money. There are only two othei preliminary conditions, that the of Louisiana should be taken ut France uri ginally and that the purchase should lie fifteen millions of dollars." A host of observations' pre-; sents itseir, but to stare them wi uld be tedious let it sull.ee that we have he: direct acknowledgments. that altho propositions had been authorized, or (in the other phraseology) negotiations set on foot, no power Was1 given to act. This it seems was rt served at wiy or vat foiJxiliiie: to tbe time tiuuft Dm What sure of things I It would teem from the other paper to be the provitumal appropriation, which, (says the rtietrtage-mAer) was Considered at conven ing the sanction of congress to the acquisition propo sed.

Now by recurring to the report of the secret committee, we shall find that art the very outset they. declare that ihe object of that appropriation was to' unable the president to tommnct the They of course must have Been Ignorant of these; propositions previously authorized, and of that original negociationcommcnced long before the Spanish aggression. The congress, however, sanctioned the aecquisitionpioposed. But by whom proposed, and when, and to whom I Plain answers to these questions will probably discover the cause of that soreness which the Aurora folks feel and the reason why they construe intoirony, the simple suggestions of plain common sense. Taking it for granted that the president and secretary of state, men of acknowledged abilities, had fully instructed their ministers on a subject of such great importance, and in diree-.

ting hint to treat, had not only fixed- the object 8s the terms they were willing to grant fbr in attainment bur had conferred on him the competent authority ai. sertions made to the contrary seemed to be not only, malicious, Cut absurd. Under this; impression, so natural to man who does not pretend to diplomatic skill or court-intrigue but has been used to the stra t' forward way of doing business, I attempted to defend the administration against chargee which had been publicly made. I was not indeed without ap prehension that violent men ot" 'my own party might be displeased but who could have suspected that the writer would have exposed himself to democratic fury I That he would be charged with aiming" to take Mr. Livingston by the legs and to heat down Mr.

Munroe and the administration by bit knocking nut bit brains." Such, however, it the melancholy fact. General Hamilton is charged (as author of my last essay) with this tremendous project, which will 1 trust, teach the wholesome lesion never to de fend oui administration upon principles of common sense. By-the-bye this eloquent fiigbt ff the Acio folks would be no bad subject for "a painter. In the fore -ground. Gen.

Hamilton holding Chancellor Livingston by the legs and swinging him round so as beat out Monroe's brains, wh en, at the instant. in the form of grape shot among the administra tion. These, of course, on tbe back gTOund, in a'ti- tudea appropriate to their rank and station. The sturdy Secretary of war, for instance! might stand Mart, and on toe shield with which he covers himself, and his chief ft: gt be painted the head of 'C' II ry rie. fw t4 n.ai r.

I.i.,iPM rr-aiiied te a ai lit a it su.W.rtd lo rosk h4 wasM even lU. au.buf, nm.i I f.fKl J1-y. sdl. whM ukt '2 to veany ib.ng, wigU.a,.,tl,,g. li.d.,Jo.atarakil,hutrtistobejt,,.,d.l.M, WiJi jfl Kt' l.fr.

have bM.s. UUA of if lKt, sent 10 buy was at lengm mde Ly Franc, shj of three prt limiaaf.ea. And let rt bt ed. in this place, tbat these ti.rea lain MsuUnet the hole treaty, taertit th, of con.rn.rewl ji.vil.gn lo Franc and 3pa. lui tliecoveiiant to admit thi itibkhiuuii of into ibe Ametican wion.

Tlwve fiom ihrlratcouiif of the miMrr, net toUv Wmi i ed by th First Cental, birt rather to lav gru ted by our miu'nteis out of pure lov and kindnti. ItUing thlM ick i.awlrgad that tU oTt by France, only remair i Vinjnir why It Uy recurii.g to the Iht Brituh Ministry to the 0f pltmMM ppeari tbit on tU seventhof Ap.n:iord dslivtrcd an eEcjal, p-prr; lo momienr TaUayrand, in wblckj.rit jremporHy declares Hiat Malta should oi be ctacokted and InU.t in satisfaction ki rith ad humble mUniatiort to men who are well in. I Ventura to ask Jurw many dayi Han-d between the delivery of t1n miic (which provtd war loUunavoidaU-') end live tkieamination of thi fust Cdhtul to II I.ouiaiau And how many day after hat I fine wa eommnnicated to Mr. Livingston Aadliuw many days after thar before the terms of the iiratywere fixed between hint and Monsieur MVbois i And how many dayi after that before it is drawn up in three piecei, saeh at we now see it I The signature tool place on thetbir- ieth of Apri Tbtu fidut, ih time whea LotJ Wh'rtwonh't per waiddivered to tlx time when the treaty waa ilgned, just twenty' three dav. Moreover hit believed, that Mr.

Mah'me, bearer of the poweri whatever ibtyxrij did not reach Par-it till the evening of the twelfth, was presented tf Mr. Tallrrand on the fourteenth, lay sick a -bed for a week, ig.ied the treaty on and was presented io the first Comal on the first of May. This w4 nimble negotiation. hether benrfkial or not, willdepcrwlon the conditions which have been annexed to tlie first Consul's pVeriminariei. Tbe treaty contains two articles, which, from the history above given by the adepts, do not teem to hnvr been insisted on the French government.

Om of these secures certain commercial privilegei to Fraiici aod ab'ont which. 1 shall say liythiiig at presenter Hy Uie other, vis. the third ankle', the inhabitants of the ceded territory are to be incorposx i ated in tbe teuton of ihe United States, and admitted1 i at txxi i at poitihte; according to Ihe principles of tha federal constitution, to all tlie rigb't advantages snd immunitiea of citiiens of the United States. It be comes necewary here lo tepest what I formerly said before the pttiportof th treat was exieily known, one clause has been somewhere mentioned tritci nut on examination found in the It it a stipulation at to wool tballbe Uontwib tbe toou try herenfier. A Stipulation of this tort 'would furnish 'to France a pretext and perhaps a' tiibt to meddle in aur dumestic concerns.

It is therefore to be presumed both from' th talents and th pstii-" otism of our mintstrrt that nothing of the sort But if unfortuiiately, tuch a clause should have tlipt in, the Wisdom of government will on-" doubtedly s.trike it out and the' frtf Consul will hardly in sbt on prescribing, to us (he manner in which we'shall dispose and ivttwiburown territory." Now mark the reply of the Aurora folks. From the nature and principles of our government, we boldly asierr there is no iuch clause as any coy to interfere with our right or in- dependence as tvvereignt of Louitiatta from the moment It came int our possession, Why then tiiis malignant intimiation by an iffected denial's liravo nis uomg tlie Hang nanusomeiy out let us reduce the proposition to -its simple element. It will stand thus. A clause which might in any way interfere with our right as sovereigns, is contra ry to the nature and principles of our government therefore no such clause either does or can exist, arid therefore to insinuate any such thing is malignant. This Isay is the plain and only meanmg of the round declaration just cited, unless indeed to elude the ob vious import, they recur to a mental reservation-and tell in they intended merely to say, that it consists with the nature of our gavernmeut, (that Is of out administration) boldly-to assert any thing without regard to decency or truth-'' Should they explain themselves in this way, nothing more need be said on the subject.

But if the former be the true inter pretation, it will follow that even in their opinion, the third article is contrary to the nature aod principles' of our government. That is to say it is not only accidentally but irremediably unconiritntional. Whether it be to or shall not presume to enquire, for since the principle adopted some time sirice, that Congress are exclusively the judges of their own power, any thing taid cm that subject might be dee med a breach cfpr.vtlege. I leave the matter there fore with my superiors, presenting that if the claw be convenient, it will turn eut to be constitutional. Let os then examine whether it be convenient.

The reasons fj putting it in the treaty, and tbe res- for keeiiinir it there. I pretend not to know SLd presume not to ink. Submitting with atldu defer ence to the constituted tr.horhiei, I wait, with them, the course of even-s. But the day rBxy come, per-hari it ia not remote, when we lhaii feel the serious import of this measure. Those who favor the incorporation, have ccrtaiufy gained one step by.