The Weekly Register, volume 1
The Weekly Register, volume 1
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i intimated to hiin,*at the same time, that my anxiety was such to communicate by tlie John Adams, a dcci^ ■&ion of thc^e capwures to the American government that I would detain tilis vessel unlit I had received it. Ho replied that his sentiments accorded pre- ci^^cly wiih mine in thi:> matter^ and ascribed the' dtiiay which had taken place to the same causcs^a^ I have assigned. He arisured mc> however, that he would imiaediately occupy himself again with Uiis business, and unless a council of ...commerce should be heldon within a few days, he would m ike a ^pet'uil report to the emperor, and endea* vor to obtain a decision from him in person. Ue approved my intention of detaining the frigate, a engaged to do whatever mi^ht depend on him, enable mc to disp?ttch her with satisfaction. Jle added that he had already made enquiries of the com£^ctenl authorities, ooi^^erning the Good-Intent and Friendship, and that when their reports should • be received, he would do whatever the circumstoii' cc» of the case mi^ht warrant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
i intimated to hiin,*at the same time, that my anxiety was such to communicate by tlie John Adams, a dcci^ ■&ion of thc^e capwures to the American government that I would detain tilis vessel unlit I had received it. Ho replied that his sentiments accorded pre- ci^^cly wiih mine in thi:> matter^ and ascribed the' dtiiay which had taken place to the same causcs^a^ I have assigned. He arisured mc> however, that he would imiaediately occupy himself again with Uiis business, and unless a council of ...commerce should be heldon within a few days, he would m ike a ^pet'uil report to the emperor, and endea* vor to obtain a decision from him in person. Ue approved my intention of detaining the frigate, a engaged to do whatever mi^ht depend on him, enable mc to disp?ttch her with satisfaction. Jle added that he had already made enquiries of the com£^ctenl authorities, ooi^^erning the Good-Intent and Friendship, and that when their reports should • be received, he would do whatever the circumstoii' cc» of the case mi^ht warrant.
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