[Mr Hawkins to the Sec at War inclosed in his of 29 [undecipherable]] Camp of the Commissioners 23^d May 1799. on Hore, iacali 110 Miles N. of Pensacola I wrote you on the 16^th ultimo — I left the lower Creeks on the next day and arrived at Pensacola the 23^d where I had the pleasure to meet the Commissioners and where after a conversation on the subject it was agreed that the proper place for the meeting and conference of the Indians would be at or near the line. The place being agreed on I sent a Runner to direct the Indians to it. I called on the Governor with the Commissioners who informed him of the time and place agreed on for the conference with the Indians — I told the Governor that to do away all improper impressions heretofore made on the minds of the Indians in relation to the line the Governor and Commissioners must declare publicly to them, that there was a clear understanding in this business between Spain and the United States, that the treaty was the guide to both, that the US and Spain were friends and were acting as such in running the line between their Territory. The Governor assured us that he would attend the conference of