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PHlLAp. FEB. IS.


4" From WAsH,NCroN FEB. -.


The debates OF yeferday and
this day have been unufuslly dull
Randolph hath not according to pro.
mise, called up his reGolution about
the Judges. He hath not been in
the Hou(e either Gck, or Gck Of the
wicked attempt.


4" As to foreign affairs. all is con-
futon, and indeciiion. Nobody
knows what to do 7; and foreCce
nothing will be done, What will Be
the iilue of the bill, (ihoulI the Pre-
iident Egn it) for buying the Fiori-
da,, is wholly uncertain. I am in-
formed ihe Prc6dent is oproGrd to
it; tat When pre(ented to him, he
laid he lnoujd not be iugprilcd, if
France thouls demand Of us con
tribution Of hve millions, IL We at
tempted to puchaiie Of Spain, that
territory, which BY the treaty Of re-
trocciE1n, mutt belong 10 France
The heads Of departments have