Alexandria Daily Advertiser

Much has been said in the papers for several days, of misunderstandings existing between the British and American governments, respecting the interpretation of certain articles of the treaty of 1794. That explanations on the subject have taken place we know, but confidently state, that no misunderstanding whatever is likely to take place on the subject. No two countries, in the world, at this moment, feel a more natural inclination to remain at peace with each other than Great Britain and America. In regard to the revision of the above treaty, which is now on foot, we trust we shall very shortly be enabled to give the most satisfactory information.