(Signed) TURREAU.


Faithfully traH0atsd,
]. WCANER, Chief Clerk.
Department of State.

From Mr.. TaLIyrand, 10 Ctrsral


Armyfr9ng
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From Mr.. TsAeyrand, 10 CtnrsI


Armfr0ng


SIR,


| have feveral times had the
honor TO call your attention to
the commerce carried on from
the ports Of the United States to
thofe of St. Domingo occupied
BY the rebels. Thefe CONNER
cial communications would ap-
pear 10 be almolt daily increaf-
ed. In order to cover their
true deltination, the vefTeIs are
cleared for the Wet t--Indies,
without a more particular deGg-
nation Of the place, and with the
aid of rhefe commiflionS, provi-
flons, arms, and other objects of
fupply, OF which they itand in
need, are carried to the rebels
Of St. Domingo.


Although thefe adventures
NAV be no more than the refult
of private fpeculations, the Gov
ernment of the United States is
not the lefs engaged to put an
end to them, by the conlequence
of the obligations which bind TO-
gether all the civilized powers,
all thofe who are in a fate of
peace. No government can fec
ond the fpirit of revolt of the
fu ieas Of another power; and
as in this fate of things, it can
not maintain communications
with them it ought not to favor
thofe which its own fubie6s
maintain.


lis inpofible that the Gov