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between the two governments, it IS
exDedient, that from and after the


day Of next, no goods,
wares, or merchandise Of the
growth, paoduce, or manufacture
of Great Britain or of any of the
colonies, or dependencies thereof,
ought TO Be Imported into the u
nited States.


Provided, however,that whenever
arrangements deemed satisfactory BY
the President of the United States,
shall take place, il shall be lawful for
him, by proclamation, to fix a day
on which the prohibition aforesaid
thall ceaie."


The ShanisA Minister,vs. lA-. Je6ersoH.


The Marquis Yruio and Mr..
Jeferlon, when the general govern
ment was adminitered by federalilts,
were for certain Purpofes, very great
friends, and good democrats, have of
late. been excrcihng the principle Of
oppugnation" toward each otheA
in letter addrefed to the Secretary
Of State, Dee. 6, the Spanifh minif-
ter charges the pref 'ent Of having in
his meiiage It the opening Of congrrts
made a number Of mif ltatements in
relation to the affairs between this
country and Spain, and appeals to the
foreign miuiter3 for the truh h of his
o5ltrvations the l-tter alluded
to, fhall BE- publ!ihed in our next
TINT the public may judge if the
Greateit Man in America Will not
have to back ont. To have fuch
men at the head Of the government is
a Illuminating and mortlfying confd
Grafton to every one that feels the
leaa intereR in the honour and re-
fpe6fabiIity of the country, iuch con-
du6t in the Executive will procure
the fcorn aud contempt Of every for
eign power.


Reports fay, the AeGdent has or
dered the Spanifh minifter to quit
Warrington, but he rcfufed to 60,
and fays the PreGdent has no author
ity to compel him.