VAR WITH TUNTS.
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The following MefTage was pre-
iensel to Congrefs OH the 18th init.
and adds one more feetion to the
long chapter of difficulties into wilssh
our country is thrown, by the lee
BE and unskilful management OF the
public concerns


To tbs Senate and Heyt of RfPrslnta-


tive5 Of tbe United Stairs.


During the blockade of TriPoli by
the fquadron of the United States, a
fmall cruifcr, under the flag of Iun-
is, with two prizes (all of triAing val
ue) attempted to enter TripoIi, was
turned back, warned, and attempted
again, was taken and detained as
prize by the iquadron. Her reititu-
ton was claimed by the bey of Tunls,
with a threat OF war in terms 10 fe-
Fi.us, thst on Withdrawing from the