[Copy collected] Quarrel with Jay, Neutrality. Objections to popular meetings in Subjects already acted on by Government. New York Saturday 3^d Aug. 1793. The French fleet from the Chesapeake and their convoy are and for the north, two or above the Battery — the ambassador also arrived, both [undecipherable] and an account, confirmed by those of many Spectators of the combat, leave no doubt of the flight of the English frigate — You will have seen in our news papers, an invitation for a meeting in the fields to address Mr. [undecipherable] lately arrived here — this business was agitated with Mr. [undecipherable] Osgood, Livingston, Nicholson, and others of like politics. Elsewhere, between two or three hundred Persons assembled, and I am told they were generally anti-federal — Nicholson was in the Chair, an address was produced, adopted, and a Committee of thirty or forty Persons appointed to present it) — These Gentlemen will not be stopped by trifles, they already appear that the cause of France is that of America, but it is time to [undecipherable] [undecipherable] to the [undecipherable] and [undecipherable] to the [undecipherable]