Communication.

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Mr.. SHIRLY,


Every citizen must be sensible, that
oy the late conduct of our cabinet. in
refusing tonegociate with the British
Envoy, the prosperity and peace Of the
nation are unnecessarily put at hazard.
we say, " unnecessarily" For tho II
IS granted, that some of the claims
and pretensions of the English govera-
ment are not to be admitted, we, by no
means discern that they insist upon
conditions Injurious to the welfare or
derogatory to the independency of the
country. Il is not intended, therefore,
to.apologlze for all the acts or claims
oi The britisb--but rather to shew, that
they have done nothing to Justify our
Rulers IN provoking them to hostilitie.
and that the principal causes of our
pfcsent embarrassed situation may be