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uPOh INC Tue DUTY or recalling
TO your recollection the faid of
hclal note, and of renewing to
you my complaints upon the toll
|erance given 70 an abule as
hooking as contrary to the law
OF nations, as it is 70 the treaties
OF peace and friendhip exiting
betwcen France and the United
States.


Twill not recur, FIR, TO the
different circumstances which
have attended the commerce
with the revolted part OF St Do
mingo to the icandalous pub
licity given 10 ITS fhameful fuc-
celS; 10 the rewards and encom-
iums proitituted upon the crews
OF armed vef1els, whole deitina
tion is to prote6 the voyages to
carry munitions OF every kind
to the rebels, and thus to nour-
ilh rebellion and robbery.


You ought not to be furpri-
fed, fir, that | call anew the at
tention of the American govern
ment TO this fubjed. His Ex-
cellency, Mr.. TalIeyrand has al.
ready teltihed his discomfort to
MIR. Armfrong, your minilter
PleniPotentiary at Paris /, and
you will be of opinion, that it is
at length time to purfue formal
meafureS againf every adven-
ture TO the ports of ST. Domin-
go occupied by the rebels. The
fyfcm of tolerance which pro-
duceS this commerce, which fuf-
ferS its being arDed, which en-
courages by impunity its exten-
flon and IFS exceis, cannot Ion
ger remain ; and the emperor
and king my matter, expects
from the dignity and the candor
Of The government of the Union,
that an end be put to it prompt
Iy. 49,.


| add to this difpatch a copy
Of the official note, which has al
ready been tranfmitted to you.
I earnetly reque(t, fir, that you
acknowledge the receipts Of both
and receive a new afiurance Of
my high confederation.


(Signed) TUR REAU.


Faithfully tranllasd,


J. WGANER, Chief Clerk.


Department Of State.


