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that il would have been satisfactory "a lie c,.r,,.
merit Of The United States, if MIR. pedcrs,n t'y
been charged with instructions IN the neao.' ,''t
tion which has just terminated, to treat Of H. ia
IDENTITIES due to citizens OF the United Sta,,. !.
consequence of the seizure, detention, and oond.oa
nation, OF their property. in the ports Of Ills Dan
lsh Majesty. But, as he has no instructions Ia ,b,,
effect, The undersigned is directed, at and belo,.
proceeding to the signature Of the Treaty Of F,isns
ship, Commerce, and Navigation. on which bey
have agreed, explicitly TO declare, that the omisson
to provide for those ndemnities is not hereafter r.
bc interpreted as waiver, or abandonment, of them
by the Government OF the United States, which m
the contrary, is firmly resolved to persc,ere in tn.
pursuit OF them, unit, they shall be finally ARRANGED
upon principles OF equity and justice. And, to
guard against any misconception of the fact oil tn,
silence oil the treaty, in the above particular or
the views Of the American Government, the un.
dersigned requests that Mr.. Petersen will transmit
this official declaration the Government oil Den.
mark. And he avails himself Of this occasion 10
tender Mr.. Petersen assurances OF his distinguish.
ed consideration. II. CLAY.
The Chevaier PEDERsEN,


Minister resident from Denmark.