From, fhe HGrtfO,a CourGnt. Diplomacy in Ancient Times.
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The following is the introductory part o letter from Gov. Brenton, of Rhode Is land, to the Executive of Connecticut, da- ted " NuPort the 2Oth dec. I662," relating to the disputed boundary between the two colonies. W. SP

 "Hon'ed Sir Mir. John Allen .~

 Your loving lines of the 7th of Mo- vemb. last being now come to my hand, by which preCeive mine to MT. Willis is re- ceived and was not diSpleasing to any of yourseves;- ;-Truly, sir, it is the earnest de- sire of my soul, that we which are of one ma ton and do profess one God one Redeemer, anu one Spirit, by which his redeemed ones i'll Christ, and shall all be sarctifed by that one Spirit by whom all his hath access to the Father; and although there may be va rious diSpensationS of God, to some more, to others less, yet it is the desire of my pray CTS that we might all agree as brethren of one Father, and so to seek each others peace, in love; for to me it is grievous that l should bear distance or difference with any Of the saints especially about these low :hlngS which are but for moment of time Sir assure yourself, and trust you shall not find me wanting to use my best endeav- ors for to obtain peace and friendship be- twixt you and us; if you ind me otherwise, reprove me for it, and it shall be calm" &c. The superscriplion is:

 "To my Hon'ed & much Esteemed

 Fried MT. John Allen With

 the rest of the Council att

 Hartford in

 Connectecott

 thiss be pr'sentcd with speed

 & Trust"