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rh- rliions Of a Ii. Of the Navy.
4. An extraa Of letter from the
Sec. Of the Navy, 20 Commodore
Barron, dated June 6, 1904, in which
he fays, {" With refpea to the Ex-
Bafhaw Of Tripoli, we have no OBJ
Election 70 your avai'ing yourielf OF
this co operation with you aganft
Fripoli, if you.ihall. upon fullyiew
Of the fubje6, after your arrival up
Oh the tation, confder this cooper.
alton rxpedient The fubjeGt IS com
mitted entirely to your difcretion.
In .uch an event you will, it is be
lrved, find Mr.. Eaton extremely ufe-
-fnl TO you" The other part Of the
extract relates the full powers given
to Mr.. Lear, to conclude ptace
with TTipoli, &c. 5. A letter fron
Commodore Barren,to Captain Hull.
8. Verbal orders from ditto to dit
to, delivered Impotence Of Capt. Hull
and Mr.. Eaton, on board the Pref
dent Sept. IS, 1904, as follows


(" SIR--The written order No. 81
l here hand you, to proceed to the
ports of Alexandria, or Smirna, for
conveying to Malta any veAels you
NAV find there, are intended to dif-
guife the real object Of your exPedi-
ton, which is to proceed with Mr..
Eaton to Alexandra, in fearch OF
Hamet Bafhaw. the rival brother ard
legitimate foyereign Of the reigning
Baihaw of rripoli and TO convey
him and his furc to Derne, or luch
other place on the coat as may be
determined the mott proper for CO
operating with the naval force in.
der my command, .againa the COM
mon enemy or, if more agreeable to
him, to me before rripoti.


Should Hamet Bathaw not be found
at Alexandria, you have the difcre-
ton 10 proceed to any other place,
for him, where the fafety of your
fhiP, can be, in your opinion rehed
upon.


The Bahaw may Be aGured Of the
fupport of my fquadron at Bengazi
or Dernc, where you are at liberty
to put in, if required, and if it can
BE- done without TOO great riik. And
you may allure. him alfo, that l will
take the mott effcdual 7neaiures with
the forces under my command, for
cooperating with him againft the U
furptr, his brother, and for reeftab-
hlhing him in the regency of TrlPo-
Ii. Arrangements to this effect are
confded to the dhcretion which Mr.
Eaton is vefed by the government.


Attef, ISAAC HULL


WILLIAM EAFON.