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The Baltimore Weekly Register, says, The American people will accept of no other arrangement with England, on the score of the Colonial Intercourse, than that ofreciprocity. They will maintain the old ground supported by MT. Jeff ferson, when Secretary of State in 1791, and by every administration since, (except as partially 'oaived by what is called ''Jay's treaty." because of peculiar circumstances) which have not latterally existed and can- not be admitted. Whatever of "free trade" Great-Britain will yield to US we will grant unto her {: but we shall more and more press reciprocity upon her, or retire from her monopolies. The time will come when, if Britain will not receive our -four, we shall exclude her cloths. This pro- ceeding is due to the independence of our country--and the farmers will command it."