The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-06 00:00:00

t h,: ea!, Itpthe•thilficsilt (.;ree.l pint of an emetic Il.e sell, she knew alai? ha I d, j.etited senteoces and in brisk. ahriut her loving a you her nit.irtmeitt. llte t•ittit 'oll, full of laudaiiiiru, and It , lee, evidently had cootaineil , „ wi mp's ; their content het were t gild three ounces, eat a t twelve, bell; under the nt 11,4 anutlide at littightsbrid4e. I,'.lkes, of the Ilayinarkt.t. au: :ceased at half after two on Thor was thee in a state of actte, , nits ;,v4te , o appeared to be totally ; h e a as joeavable of melting. the ih her bu‘ly tir limbs. She up. ,t all hopes of recovery from the Ir.) site , her. However, hewing. apprised of the situation of the ,lien had taken bottle containing pocket. With the tamest 'IA.' part of is down her throat, but it 1.• patient cantinut3l ie the same lit live teeleck In the asornieg, Dr. Hooper prescribed some which were attempted to be ad. iu vain ; the patient was totally i wallowing them. bad known the young lady for a con. of time ; he had served her with a ,ets in his line of business, and was ')abit of attensding her two ur three Ile had frequeutly olverved the Ic young lady act M ith the utmost eel is tideless ; he had repeatedly rut into tears in the midst of ap. anent ; he bad known her to order for going out, then turn short and nut go oat that day ; and he had after sitting for some time in the ,ode imaginable start up sieltlenly,aed I will not stand this." She was be. ti wears of age; he understood that fersitee, but she spoke Unglish as 'The day before the occurrence melancholy transaction, which was the sub. present consideration of the Jury, she y depicted in her cousitenauce, ex. ell, if my wishes are not fulfilled, I frown .eyself." Thu witness lied weled,4e of what she alluded to, ver heard that she had any rota. lie wits most decidedly of 'as dareitged in I .:er,iiitelleits. Jetta a moment's hesitation, ro. of this poor young cresaure is at , and hiterestiii4. Site is live laugh. sicur P.tret, who was well known lit eetit of the Revolution, and in wadi Madame Paris, with &cr Want refuge its this country; and, its fie-tune, became a governess in a in Scotland. After this she had a ew.roail; and, about two yeatielego rupture of is bitted ttt)atNc' Sur. been placed at an atilriZeit bearding. - _ one of the sew squares; and on the her mother was Placed undee the guardian. Member of Parliament, whir, with the and benevolent attention to her desti. resolved entomplcat her edocstion ; every master of eminence . iu ill 'the She spoke French end !teflon; piano with great execution; sung and had read beyond her years. or eight months ago she was met in :hen walking with the other young la. young man in the dress of a addship. )pal her to the door, end who wrote the ware of Jones. A corrosives. place. lief imagination was fired ; cd with him under a promise of avarri. address wait found in tier but, and they her gnardiau, and separated. Jonas she was virtuous, that his intentions Table ; and as a proof of it,. was \ cry her with her guardian's consent. were married, and she wag cum. undone. In about a foresight or three threw miff hirdisgaise, mid fairly told character—that he was no suitor, but shifts; that he had married her only her protector hail paid him, and that ide for herself. She was abandened ; tt had suck en effect on her imagina. .he bas ever since shown signs of a aiellect. With a heart that shrunk the was flung on the world without a home ; and in this deplvrable state, became she victim of necessity. three weeks ago she saw an officer, who lished for his gallantries, and %alio by his, Cleanups SO MOO at her a &caw*, mld neither svek nor think of soy This fatal attachuseul absorbed her They entered into engagements to only fur one another ; and in the passion, or 'odor the tiles that she his, and his alone, she took the des. Rion of dying for him. She had pre.' thiels of opium, two of which she and sins died with a 'spirit of hereiiins sasion nor levee could make her, when the nausea of the poison, Ulu) any the dranghta. Site would not surer men to approach her--esid though iction camels, they administered every tuediciue, they all felled of acct. never appeared an instance of i•-••.••""'.. a ......" .• encouraged, or indeed so descrying the milks. ' Ladies and the Public in general, as the late 'e tent iu the eyes of Needles, which pre. cuttiug the thread. This Invention has erutleced by PAI.IIIIII, Cutler to the Jamees.street, and where alone they obtained, and, in general, packed i • ,oracco packets. Ladiesshould be cautious thug the original ones, as there has been :periments tried to introduce a similar arti... . they all fall short of those masufactured above person. . us. In fulfilling a-duty which I conceive to be dun to my public character, I h tee never suggested, , nor mean to suggest, that the mode' of uegekiating prescribed by yuu, on this particular occasiuu— an occasion selected fur the purpose of removing existing differences—was otherwise objectionable, :hall as-it appeared to me to be loss calculated, than it dues to you, to answer the professed puz pose of our negucistion. It was against the general principle of deb Arcing a 1' ~reign Minister, in the short .space of one week after his arrival, and without any previous misunderstanding with him, from all pqrsoual ie. tercourse, that I thought it right to protest.— , Since, however, I find by your letter, that it is not intended to apply that principle to me, 1 Will only observe,- that in the case "WIWI . . you menttnis" to have occurred between Mr. Canning and Mr. Pinkuvy, the conferences were held, under an oz.. pectatiuo; at least, on the part of the former, of their leading to a written communication , where.. As, ill ours; I, from the beginning, stated that I 'had no suck communication to make. There is also this essential difference between the two cases,. that Mr. Pinkncy was - charged to convey an im.; portant proposal to his Majesty's Governinitnt; the particulars of which it might- be very material to have correctly stated; whilst the object of that part of my conversation, to which yen seem to, attach the must importance, was to say, that I was not charged. to make any proposal whatever. It could not enter into my view to withhold from you an capitulation, merely because It had been already given, hut, because having been so given, I could not imagine, until informed by you, that a repetition of it wouldNhe required at my hands. I ant quite certain that his Majesty's I Government, having complied with what was coo. • sidered to be the substantial dnty imposed upon it un this occasion, would, had this been fore., seen, have added to the proofs of conciliatory. good faith already manifested, the farther cons., placencito the wishes .of the United States irf! adopting the form of communication most agree. able to them, and of 'giving, through me, the et. planation in question.' . I have, therefore, ow fig..., citation in informing you, that his Majesty grit: pleased to dintvow the agreement .concluded be. tween you and Mr. Erskine, because it chided in violation of that Gent Lions, and altogether without - .1 : to Ow terms *fit. These Ins detehtdd by your hatek v As ous tieducliow which I took in Mine of the 11th inset. were dome, made kauttis to you • tion, therefore; can be given of the deviation from' Orin which occurred,: than by ere . ftwesite to the terms of Your agreement. Nothing can be more notorious than the fro. quiertcy with which, in tbo course of a compli. Cited negotiation, Ministers are furnished with a gradation of conditions, on which they tatty successively authorised to conclude. So coalmen is the case which you pot hypothetically, that is acceding to the justice of your ,etatement, I flak loyeelf impelled to make only one observatioe. opus' it, which is, that it does not strike me as bearing upon the consideration of the unautbo. died agreement concluded here, inasmuch as io twilit of fact Mr.-Erskine had no such gradtuitod. instruction. You aro already acquainted with that which *as ghee, suit I have had the honour of acquainting you, that it was the only one by which the conditions on which ho was to conclude were prescribed. So far from the terms, which he was actually induced to accept, having been contemplated in that instruction, he himself states that they were substituted by you in lieu 9f those originally proposed. It may perhaps bo satisfactory. that I shooltipi pey hero that I most willingly subscribe, on this occasion, to the highly respectable authority which you have quitted; and I join issue with you *poi the essentials which that authority requires, to constitute a right to disavow t4s act of a public Minister. . It is not immaterial to observe eW cation contained in the passage.yon havi 'eeoted, `tie it implies the case of Mitsist its virtua of a jell passer . To this e nswer,-that Mr. Erskine had his act consequently . does. et , range of your 'quotation, all forgotten, that the United States , distant period, most freely exercised withholding their ratification rised act of their own tiiph under the avowed sanction of I conceive that what his been tablisks beytind dui reach of wetly, that his Majesty's Minister instructions, and the conseqeent to disavow an act se concluded. jesty had 'trots' and solid reasons will appear not only from his been violated, but from the, 'violation of them itivolyed the system of policy, deliberately upon, in just and necessary proestleuted modes, of . hostilit enemy. There appears to have prey , whole of this transaction, a which would suggest that his weed to propitiate the Goveracnou 'tates, in order to induce twat of the commercial iutecoowrif 4 cotottriest as if such had. Minder& Is it the pal:tout stake it. world, when the . ngents of . France,aukitota. .tk e tyi, i ve mi gnee hi'llosit victims " thit .sfrikpe ht.subinitting tintletitteudering ! by:degrees, tdet 'the world ihoula *maw, ,thit thed'a is a, u4tis+e which, by that Diviesgoo4neu, so streigkly pealed to in the 000 ISI which I elitidn., Is nu.. abled to falsify the hisertion ? It it tout impist.t• ant, at such a moment, that gUtope and Ametsca should be conviosed, that, from khatever tries honoqrable and manly relistaitce to such, a, spirit may have been banished, ii will still be found in the Sovereign of the British natio% tad in the hearts of his subjects ? As to the precautions taken in Eng i lend .to in. sure from injury upon this occasion the citizens of j thd United States, and which appear to you to be • - doubt ul.cese the usttallibera itto our unfits will be exercised in determining upon thecircum stances of it; and It was at Mr. Plisicney's ex. press requisition, that additional instrections. were • given to the Commauders of his Majesty's ships tif war and privateers to extend to vessels trading td the colonies, plantations, and settle Gents of Hot,' Band, the same exemption frogs Caßtfetepl eelst' tittle°, as was granted td vcsiel4, it ;a41.5 tho . ports of Hnitind. .16 p • • • • ` ,441 ' 1 On the subject of ,retnrtv darg(fr troli I must observe, that alt er r *, . dad to prevent,es far is was practice r„.tbelb. iewnveniencies likely to be created bielditsnaelliso 'Aised agreement made hem in April testi Ali it,.0111 not and could not be intended to obviate e t sible inconvenieocies„ even such u - mig 'hese •ariten if ' tic such agreement had eter been ma de. If an American vessel had sailed front America for Holland in time of peofonnd peace, ott'itt time of war, the ports of Holland nut 'being ef the dote of sailing under blockade, .it yet have happened that, in the periOd. between the coma menemnent of such voyage and. the arrival of the vessel at the port of destinatiou, a blockade might hays.been establii,hed before that part.. The ft*. eel arriving would, in that case, have bean warned o'lsest to enter the Iwrt, and .woold have been turned 1414 y-with thelois of the 'hole object of the,vily. Lleige. 'Ail would be no extraordinary hardship, lead would afford nu . legitimate ground of Com -144 ~ti Jporad4 _ ./ to ... export a cargo of the ettiny's goods pr produce. • I beg house briefly t.. iitulatu tha.atibstattpe of what .11 hair, h.td the. 11,-. to c°" 1 11.7 1 0b es well in a verbal 'as in •. ..conitinuiCtt unii ! I liavaiafurmed you ~ - towns of . ki.lifj. jesty's disavowal of the eirioo4 l 4 l4 .oftei 6 4, 1 1 k ono! 1 i ltua shown thar,,itt.o,bentiettee te lbw' ? that'll which yeebavililootedt to be 4* tiff lii and solid ;••aitil such as tp,Outite4ii, in the 1 , meat of his Majesty's qoverneliget, .everX user Consideration which you, have conteniplateik A have show's that thatagreepestt.ivas not conOpkid in virtue of a full power, and, that the iostruci., lions *lvan op the occasion were vitiated. , ~ ' Beyond this point .of explanation which irai supposed to have isceis attained, but whiXis ', e l 1 4 rial Oven, by the presuat latter ig„,.o Noll- 4t ; ! , stood to be aXoat agr eeable .09 . . verosseet, ,otrinstructions 4ra,g, • ~ 4 look to intbseitutiol for .ocitioM.-9 St ~ , 3!, standing,- etroanously enterk.une4l;briat (..,. pulatiuos, op. which .a rikal refotpdiatfla a . . differetiers,,teV. be. POOtan . oB ll Z (0 1 411.0 ir , they-auehOfisoAl% ollt- MII ta rgue!irPT# A -bava.alroady boon deck* . 4inv i ,to it an... —. , .. i able, -but to rsosivo and dtiettee s •lghT ,11,•.' ' ~..4, Illadeftlt the part of ; the Unitod-AtSe rs an %WO!' :Wilily to CKlo4l46,ll,COnvergiO n li f s,tvraul the 'WI countries. . It • is not, of couniee.iiltended to u puu me to state, lls• it preliatinallvto rikellkillibii*: ii tillp ''Ph!le it the wholo tteterastjityselasti :- the c must , 80 . 4.1400 b "141c1 1 ,'Think 9 1 i to myown discritititg alifil fist . tinithltult . ttfli, - Ivrter 'biAll orr:io 1 0.1,0, ... nieuthei r- , ' - sitcli / . • . , shall not _ ale .116 r Sash. Whn Add I been: either a ... ,___ .snarl' sobjecE uf hill Maji.tfy, :or a &acrid front his . Mi.: -- ' ' -• . jciityYs 'Ulrike:, . . ...• MIL SMITH TO *lt. JACKSOff.' • 4i= '• hi, : ' Ekimartment Of State; Nun: 1, ZOOK v 'Your letter the SW oft: which was dilly re, . a Ed, Would baad - :lseett •sooner seitii(Medgetl, Enot by sickness been. renderect , fer *peat: •- • ' days utterly debt for business. • -,; . -,. • • , ' ..° ' Although the .tielarand the apparent reluctance, ' is specifying the grounds of the distiowiti of the • ettisesdevent-with respect to, the. Orders in Goon. ' entreepOod. ',trick the . , • pert - 444 10 6 . liequisbniebt it •tim right tor.hadirosithettemies! . ; eoluttitev gand 41sts -permission 41i4111, lirihrit,tiasy • Pt* aid in esueuting a law er.Cu * s j..ptrwuiioa. a , wisieil'asetnot bet' 'render •ahtiortifits all . pentium:l( . 'Obatifter . wpon litistehjecti'velehrthunle.hy "*Unilfisif Stales et bylat lititaasie.iWitaly. . White yea hire tleinneuEiblieoper.to effort. tjitatiettoeltitivinspeet te'ithe ,filisatnwal of en. ,t • % - Perla she irtangelnent, 1 mistrominst yots . that 9 1 . " • there is. tint to be found in yew bear aoyiihn•its 4 ,pceilicellotel the reaseealart•the disavowal,su a portinkirtriit 3t ahtta thatslawitcduaii , repo i vinlafith alto sho , otber ;park air; the ease of . them - Citesteillghtiti thet Wee .le *doh, in au topeein},vie *tithe, tai Nialklessti on - , ocissi roily which ' , only , yet otertuiped eb.. kayo, aushutit.r..4 • Sake tb this Gerverittittlet any overlord'. . . For the first time it is sew:disclosed that .11)11.3 . subjects, Arranged withithit Govervenvnt by prat. predeomisor a are held nut to be within the *oho, f rity of a Minister , Pleniptitentiary., and thatmut. n haring ttsd a" full• power front that *h. I thority, his transactions OW thaw sielkiegflniett t of right be disavowed by itisfievoinesamt. This disclusure;so contrary to every antt;c..eilsotnepposi.: ; ., - lion and jog inference, gives .sapoct rie this business. '1(441111 . 111brity••tyu gicprOceitgoir eu • . . spensattle preliminary •to futiher negeciatien • • 4P1•4 . • ' ' • to speak more strictly, was requirodAls44;4;l43 • • 'instance by the eiew.olL.4ha metsee-,astit ditallolfg ; . , . • by you. . Negodatlon „without this Orfrlidsa .1 -- . .. • .* *meld not only be • departere• frays die . . prim*, •,.. in ofmgoefk, whirlr is . the essential, basis It : No, , • .• lint-asieldmversesier bee disregard a/ tbe.poplaipi s • bats:aid of.tbe seli.respeet enjoined oeribenliaapv • thin .411 tho. United . Stater by the • cieteliattlitatk ~ - • ~ Waklobtainkbestortakeii place. - . - . a ••• , ' : I MOO diareely 04. that is tho fall poWee• ai424 : - , laded te, Ai e preliminary. to nagaiciatium, a galig. labeediits be 'mended eitbee.aser„whole easel Atd.a - • latylokttvfkloareinetractietts for the szestfiW Mt . . fThsll-14 "ars% *Wiest hags katt,Fialipek.- • .' Weal awbject to, year two daesetka a tail i;4l • • ' ealleedes ite l lasso reebiog ofer•psiticogiisiagA • • eadissions eni.seoswidimmiscan t *ad knpiopee mt.ti• boandilikirnsr letter, poi* nil, ceaseeitiae. wit p • gllnkkkataispositiemileedinatisteunendonLint ' , . • • . *nriniseirvint 'differences; fistallPi l 7: Alibehoi a t 1 ?..' , 1 .. - twee° *he tas eadlimans. tiiiitit wookiiiiiinwift per.to conclifdo the few °bier rAtions:itet.mnicA,t A .: , -. ifsitimstiliii.gb my**. ariSheitiAdiviiimg 10-.lpir • . . mpeaenee...efre Inegnegejneplying a:imagist...de o t ak ' .. . the s psit4 Of•akisrativeramonst that :Abe - lestruatiugt dflosisf.predeotiew didontletnellise the arrestge4. a a 'eseliptepansd liamiAufffax ttneesplink end ,Pe- . ' ibittatt z .. allltitibedillb Gweetcolotott 4(1 t!ri at h fei •• •• isitthivaitii.seck 4, lutew.itaki ' • . ,It.'esillt.„.lloll4lo4llolsanitaid , itaie. , bora qOOO4 • ' In to t liiiiitew •ati)don: pen befloAgain pelocated 9( .1 . . ; fie* . ~aniellii,' k irsyndiagt le Appr*•yreptkat sbeaftlibikeeilipo aro imisW•sitile -. lfp• Aelesiimtec., . . . • • -.2,...,„; . •.. . . ~ .. '..&• • _::. '.._ _:-.1...J..-- • . of espe!line '''... the sit« 4 ,s, t er, le. throe,, • dm . 0 ,, , ; sod in di Ids rare.'WM. 1'46 Ci/1101 0.14 i °,n. • f p.,ad one s naII I 11 .1141)11, WII 14 ir v ., , .e .0. I . ~..1 have been I Ile IA tko patiew ''7ov of simian . ..Ir. Jame s W —1 stir the dee r"' • sb, :j aligning;i op . w, kite nerve • .. 4.,,,ard, aid 51 "A exertion Mill rd to be past P:' t the wilts, w ows ei bra previously . )arum', the wont al' .SCIIC I'l I ) ' ; .: 0 1 1 be forced ps lad ed elect--th . . 12 .101 state anti aka She rlpi f 1.4 .. . OW medicines, sints , • tered but I 1 i c simblc of steal ' A jeweller bad sifileistik login u variety of trinket in the eoPlatit hi bows a week. I r. poor atifortunatc iaruneisterul an Is su esi her to bui ~ root mcrriosen clothes to dress A . sii ,h e would I },, to wn her once, toot peari re mod si . e sNiasse, " No. I Hi tlee.ii 17 and 18 Slid eat horn in 1 well as From ch. • of the aselanchol, . r• jet tit' the preset .. bad, with frenzy I claimed, " Well Oa!! hang or drs 0 out the least Iwo la:jitter bad he ci nuts in Loudon. ts..m that she wa The Jury witl turilal their nerd The histlry I I. olce roniaolic al ter of a Munciet the runonmeetne , be outicra.l. 1 . 1, 1 tslaughter, took r• tiie ruin of her I nul:le family in IteLSC ill Vie N e , died of • the ru ; • diughter had bet I.cliool near on, death uf her mat ship of a Mort most liberal and iii:e situation, ri aid she had etc depot arts. I : he touched this pi with taste; and About six or thestteare when is dies by a young man, who folio totuber ander th i dem took ph and she eloped i wi age. His adder i were traced by i 4h:claret, that sh IL were honuorah really to marry In etf,...et they 4 ;licitly undone Si tialts Jones th 11. ter his real chi et lived by Isis Oil ho fur the sum lea , 11, she must prove , If.. and the shock IN lion, that sho NI dilorderetl in te It from vice s she Mt friend, or abe 00. she became the he t About three il l it di)liogo is hetl address and all 11/0 that she. could ilk other object. rot % hale soul. ' seil Imo and die I iss frenzy of 663 ruuld not tie I, SA Iterate resuluti 4 pared three 1) 1 0110 swallowed.; a for no prrsnat 0 ill k.Zeil %sith a l it: antidote to its R the medical n R iher.t.,faci kn WS II 121Cdi CI IWO There neve all more eneourat lion of Wks I:llproyment r- . vents their co • . i"' t been intr . 4 mg, St. Jar Ire to b e 0 1 • small Morocc II in obtaining I many t'xperin , die, bit they by the a b ove 1 11 le t bccauso it ins con- plaint. . • Gentleman's instrani The,Ordsr Council is far ICW:strict than such t authuritylosnliesribe a blockade. would be, fur as much-as it provides oteellietthy. rikliowaitn-lies-tinoesei&O voyage, commenced in unpeete. ; well ainui*lathatil, Aiumitiasio‘sikaiiktiAtAse.9.0 wt . J. catin tiun t the libeirtra 'waking by permitting the entry nito t e ports o ere it the time, in sub. and it is:Ate jilt ground of complaiut, that it dOes ;no stronger Maitre- nut superndd to that permission the libehy to i-- __ - _____ ._____ ...... .. .., , . . , . • ...: . . - 'MY. STA, *. - ` 7 T.P • 6 . . ... . _ • _. . . , ... . _ _ ..... ; ._.„......„,„-_,•,.,. , ,_ , 1,,, i,. . DoequgNiv: .f- .;,____.,(4% ' • ..._ .Aim. 4 6 9 1, 11,s OP P* ofretv s - -t- i__ --, ..frwir..44—,aiy_n•eruug.„_. rho ,,b • •,„ tecpmpBV YIN!: nits it R4 , 16.01‘ of_ t -TUE-4re, • vpie010410441911 4 T,0, tise 'blot the . pros • an Or . war' viii trent% " 1- , '-. . SIDLNI OF Tit I: UNITED IItATES..i . ,: : :„ . t, woe: • , .4,4 j0 , f. 1 44 11 1Y • AlOrsti - Milli . • t, 4i. edifetfign%.; iiitd . . :Cr 1 .;', 4 S r : 44 : the . thlited s 4 titilit * lll / 1. 4"I 111. , LCeibcia4l4ll.l . ' *hi N' A ' Is 1401 4 0ty .11 ' will jog !to' restore di* t d IC..ei Itartiator p N s . could con 141114 04 1 ,tritopayi t ost a ir .isednien liken o u t ,thrt Orienseake l On'reierellit . " ~ •. ling MR. JACKSON VI MR. SMlSlti,+rx ' , ' : 1 to barker - abi•111 1 or ie.. Wagaiirtertiaftril v illg: 4 'fps perMisalon its tiniiithtle stiOsor a foitatr,y. ~ 4liiinselr 1t rlifht,:eirAiii,* in a iNttlar 'way; 'kr • --.. f ~,,, Sin.-6 The letter which you did antr,the bonotik •,,_ Without odentely calculiting , mbet,nity int On spPliaiiuti to Utelkia&l4n Caierittuitit' of . tfie *- itt - the In address to me on the 19th inst.. was . delivered siegrairot weestsetife4.-ot Park bs the . difereece -Midler& a inch' df are* (if any) in MAI be' ! / 2tc . . lits td mu on the rellowing day. I shall; walkout 1001 in the .price or avo w winithe#.latuledo gawps spi nosed to' he elthisidatitral.blirn subjecti e e ti tt a t : •_ . .l • rel. of inne, transmit it tom my Court, Whets the cal ious Alllatelusirgit,Sl sill, in Illy taco, okapi t 4 your billhjelty, or diOniters (tont hid Majesty t. . IP'' a t . nu. and important considerations Which it, enthraoes judgieents,Siri.Thether-4 WA** roe*: aria a. : ' His Majesty is wil li ng tit make a preVhiltiitrof - will receive the attention dao to ,them. Ili the in-. lid • esitton; worthy. to guide this ~coutWils...4.n 'he faitilienuf such men A'S fare 'slain on board 1 . ar. tercel, I woeld beg leave• to salimit ' to you the• geese and, poiredul 'ftionaiebt, tB. .80t Isti.rodtt: lre'Ch ' einperike;ltittitssetocnte of the unauthOsi. ' • 1111. fullowing obtere,itious, as they ar is e out o f th e t h at sp i r i t or etscroachnsent..and utiirelial 'lO4. lied attaclp'epenatet . frlgste, 'prociclut thersocit ' ' 111.1 1 communications that have already occurred be: nkiu - which irotild bead all Wogs to Its Own. titinntishall not be'estendeil to thy family Of any ' Illy I- tw s v ".. us • * . • standard. Is it Inothing;•in the present state of psis. Who shit! have keen:Mkt:o' natural horn ' , eili ti o t. iorreeposild- 'with the -wrse .of pros teeth* doomed midst beiomitittlie °amnion.: yet * .4 • as the explanation has .at length Won; tisur wade * . it only remains, as to that part:of the ilisahorsr&oot arrengensenti.le rairit • thith such. consitiqritsri/•i * -.• "sliiiittf hist llierflonsmtithrettkalw Objedions to t h e disavowal ;,itilieing uasleinto94,4 4 at the'same titer that his ikitsm M lic eitstY• per..,:; sevens in requiring; as Intilapensahle •conditioden:„ A • on the part of the Unitedlit4tesi, .an. entire re. did not embrace thesubjects tu plat/ion; moos he:: bind his Government, it necessuily follow*** 'the oily credeptiala yet esemetsiesiest..oneoloilk a the Velar 11114fiele Pfeialted 000 1 91' r 411aptitir-44.4•44 41,-*Autaat.oll4l l l4o4toubLet-:- • 1.4 fill , fewer" for that Isuppost, sec al ,-yet doebtlaticare furnistiod with, is became efts a Minister eisiieleeling in ply (kern to the 'Malta ovCrtitrett iii :: l ls o,4bai l_ . o l .,t.. 3 ... 77 ' , .. witekimioovilietf, , 04 en ,4 .- . ' • 4s4prolypt elatiSett AQUI a pesPittbedi ro this it would sethea to honour of tee... Win- fiybsioti e . -:. 7. . :.:.. -: N , •' . r' -- • 3 had no fall poser ;.otid I bare the b. • " - - *- ''1.... Plitioabeinmaliolche••Atis. , — ma- nut corals within the Wjth greatdispoct, Sir, ipet 0i5it,.0,.. • .:- It., .: .e ,•-• ? 4 116 1..7 .04... .. ..,.. . , it. i1 v i0 ,.4 . . •,.. 1, althoegh it Cialanut be • ' humble. I , 7 l ‘stifr ' 4. - 11, ..- 1: i‘t ' die: . °44 " F " 1 • Al States have, at no very •' • ' • :(.7: JACK •', . 4. • ....4. - - i sly exercised the right of The aft. Robert "it* i ltr. : ' ' " 4'914 . ' '.l94 ';' ) ' .: :: . APAO . - ..‘ . . N tti litL . Witt i tir" '''.. 1 1 ,. ' " lion from even the audio. - ' "WaSkiegtlin, h et' 4 OIL MR. JACKSON T 7 M IL, SMITIL i t .vi k r: ..: iiiilt4 :. . t.i onn i Aid - to 41c .c ol i ' • . , diplomatic' ergots, dune 4 -4 y . reira kt. in of a full power. Sta—Fatifing by your tette of. the 17114 i 1., ' .44' the ,•• ~ totiarauisrat *hick I rotume. as been already said, es- that, notwithstatialut the frequent ataturnente ciao "ail tii It; I . -• 0 ftt telly old, boplak; that •,. Os of doubt or contra. by loe hr our conferences of the Kiwis of saairae- 106140 1 6 s . , , iot ' totiespsiltdentes.• in* *Aid' • - - s Minister did • violate Jais dun *4lO lam empowered to offer to thiiioun. you thaugitt • ~,,..-.0 4, illkl 4 .sattet watt. ma, hold .-. • • nseqeent risht iisitiaiesty try MNI unauthorised attaCk mil* by Ono Of his • bein'cfaseiG. : s i t . .. , , ttb‘lltrabt, reeollete %lib . Y . ; ~ potholed. That his. Ma. Majesty's ihips of war upon ibe Mgate of thiUntted what 7,. ~ titellet 4 In youriounsistida _ id reasons for so,dOing, States. dtiChesapeate, I tistirilo bid' Ai - pod on. OW h -.. , 11,. H . I bchure irdefibtan Attu rts his instructions basil% fortune ;to make toying sitstinitty 'undeistdod by fiiitsvMn,/, ~:, ,•: d i .14 . #stieftining ••tikir jastiee of. , _ , the circumstance that the yon I haie the honour to Ittahliollarewltlf lifit4 l i t ". ' a r 'euldholitXd•te me.ll , rtit.ionuor• I I 4 Fed the sacrifice of a,groat per yon, containing thsl i. aquitiii, ' 7 ••`•' 1 104, ..' ,' : bflaitia .04 thls ewe A gar. :rawly adeptc4l and acted the basis of which lam reedy ti . prissnel4 lii. sys ~ f , ~ --. 40 iii .. le teill 0I i 4litkedilea ' nary retaliation of, tba un. ' elieititb lota Hui necessary elliciatAslocUlosna r ills lii"' ' iiiii..., 116 , 1 K of 'ilia*, Iniftsstnnallt 4an.. , 1 ostility resorted to by his the forth propo4ll44ANg.sekter 01,,,,hpjA 4 • . f 10 1 1)**3,T.:#1 1 1 : : .ffiel. no , sialiAbo-bootu . smitp•ittlisritetladipssiebisby *snow* , ftWogliefs 40 7 11 0 - 640 ibt•tbsig O prevailed throAlkhout rho *pu b " " . • l t 4 'r te. ' '‘'' 4. P 4% '"""` ' ' Iliti bttia ll k ate kailert. . ' Ifilleiftw•lebs4 l , UMW . ' • • • Shirt* la' 'aorta - *filet** eltii*lisas •. ' • *Vex it, a fandameetal miste,ltel, l 4P-' , A‘eiwn. 4, , 14 his Majesty. bad• t prit i r . i sigk ii r g i t t es * s i t tiE t na mad sot •,. . ' . i ik ,44,4..... r. Volitiseltbd Olin ier uponlitrigu • v i iirits, 4,...0r),•.- ' ok fNM toit• insdertiMi Governottatt of * U 4.• ' . ..'o l ‘,ol . 5.,,. ; ,...,,.. • • , ~, ,Ify, • ' ' ,•„, 1 ` ) co it to cionsest4o,oo laot il uidig M ala g a , - ... t :.' l• i 43.-ro..*-FAL . ~ • .. we 19010 . 0051 y Avillbso 41/4 ihrkißk• g A,d,aiel at it/lemmas .. h e i vim 7 ‘ ir,w0r....% -. . "AMP ''• I/ 1:: , • •*. • ' . • 1 ‘.6.1. i : 7* '. ... r . ~..t ialltli. • -: .:,. -:L , ;it bat kelt the csIaNIMA .40 1 1r. 4 t4torieSs .. . xr,7. 111 7 .•. • :. • $ • -ft-I:i' , .!... • itatHeit • tilPoillat &stk. • • ' • • 4, , • '4,.. , ...i " • ~ .• . , , • - • •• - 1 • - • : ~ -A ~. • • • :- • - , Tit, .I...iihriiiiiliallildill I . •1 . _ I