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Or MEMOIRS of Air THOMAS MOR P., with a New • ' Tramolutluo of his Utopia, his Histin-y of Pochard and his Latin Poems Ey Arthur Caylcs the youoger, ...A. •1.. with Port, a‘ts of hit lhoitias :104 , 1 mui.E.wapus. propose _ . the of your Excellency, and the others who ect•OPI paused you, that your equipage should be Asti mined, and deposited, before you ;eft Lebrija that your Eiteellency should spend the nightie XPree ; and that it regiment should be put uudt arms at Puerto, to repress Soy inetteritction, is hen from the confidence of the GovernOr, there were n troops :wined ; I therefore wrote to your . that submission usid a prudent demeau g rrt i s c i• 'alone save you from the rage of the people. 134 never was my intention, and still less that of the Si preme Junta, that your Excellency and pourer& should carry oat of Spain the fruit of your rwpacit cruelty, anclimpiety. How could you, Esoelleei conceive this possible ? How could you intagioqi to lee so stupid and senseless? Can a capitidatio, "•li speaks only of your iluipage, g;ve sus a pal truestires your army has at.2l [nations, cruelty, sk • Cordova,. . you ,u mak had Ja the (.k right whit should entered the kik tee ridieulor Weal mid n extorting•lst• lxe eseasescl,: se remains palace' ii uatiou is not submit to this, proceed to prefuue and pltind the temples of religion, and murder the unitiset qf the altar. ravishing virgins, seizing every ertit of value they can tran ;port, and destroytog eh they were forced to leave behind ? Is it possil, that they, Wheo deprived of the horrid fruits of thi iniquity, should have the iutputlence to appeal • the principles of honour and probity ? • • 6 Aly manual moderation has induced me writtr to your .k.xcelleitcy hitherto with a certe respect. luttitz opprrintitm touch extraordinary d mantis, which is equivalent to this, • du you sal the-temples and Mhz/bit:ants of Cadiz, in order indemnify me for the pluucler of Cordova and out ' cities, .which the populace of the port have tag, from me 1 could not refrain from drawing slight - sketch of your conduct. t. • Your Excellency will lay aside such false e pectatMits, and congratulate yourself that the Si. wish people, as I bare already said, have so tiobk character, that they will aLstitiu from exercidug t vile office of executiotien. • I shall do all that is in my power to preset your personal security-, and furnish you with a• gular subsistence, uud use all dispatch to cat you to be transported as soon Impossible to Fran( • This is what I had to reply to your Excelle towards whom, in other respects, I profess ►nee being your humble servant-1 kiss your hoods. o exit's, divest is, taos." Answer of the sane, to a Letter which General Dupont a from Lelrr.j. rIett.I.E247I:iStMO S6llBll caw. DVPONT, " I was never capable of bail faith or &whim tion, and hems! 1 wrote to von on the sth inot. the candour whirls is peculiar to we, and I liel si self obliged, in consequence of your yesterday's ply, to repeat in substance what I lad then toe uvor to say to Your Excellency, as that which in certainly be adhered to. tt Neither the capitulation, nor the approhat of the Junta, our the express command of our loved King, can render that possible which is in .elf impossible. We have neither vessels nor meows to procure them for the transportatim your army. What better proof is necessary, t that we retain here the prisoners of pour squads because wehave not the power of transporting ti beyond the Continent? IVtien General Castunos promised to ohl passports from the English for the passage of y army, tie could fluty oblige himself earnstly request it ; he has done this. Bat horse et your Excellency 'believe that the Brifaii nal would accede to chi,, tent-sus that you would stantly starry on this war en some other point, perhaps on the same ? • " I am..permadoci that neither Gen. Casts mot your Eacelarricrever thought the capitols' watt* be executed. The onjeLt of the first .err 'relieve iiimsehf fro m embarrassment, and t of pet k.so•lLuer to obtain conditions, wli :hough inipos•ililc, would do honour to your , eatier. Est!, bits obtained obat Ise desired, .11 . 4 to he so stupid and 'senseless? Can ircap pographic, of North Britain, from the most ancient to the prewnt Times; with a Dictionary of Places, Chariligraphical which speaks only of your equipage, g!se g and Philological. (To be completed is Four Volumes.) V.- petty in. the treasures which yoar Briny 1 lame the First. By Gror;i: Cloiluier., I.R.S.' and S.A. Initialed by weans of assassinations, era, Ilautauntely ',tinted iu sta. and illustrated by a very area- • I. _ . _ , rate Map of Nortli British), during tear British and Rowan s a c rilege th. th e uK"t.borriti kiati, at Cr Times, sad other Buirravingi, price M. ao. in beards, and a other. cities ?. ,Itf tftere any reason or tit few Copies ow '.ospr-:ai paper, price eV 1411. et requires that faith, or even humanity, ' This aiituirw is divided into firer periods-, Book I coo- rib-cried towards au army which entered tars. as Actstutit of the Aborigines, their Manure, Rchgion, clout a a friend and ally under ftlee anti: and AstiTution, wAh „dm Rutisto Trairmetioaa, horn the Invasion ~.. Atricols, 5 4.0. so, to their Abdication, i s Prvieneta, seeing perfidiously its beloved sou.llirrii I . contain, *a. Ilirtory of the piets, the at cent King, and all his family, :Ind eator maaisad Affrothf, Ilse BaßiMd• Mad diolleass,lhom A.D. nab ithavenuiscestioes. whic.li eau never he es to 04:1. Book 111. enwpreieurts the History of the IPaited favour of their Minimal ; thinkiii;; these Picts and Swots of Cumbria, NtsrlltClo*., Galtuobay, 41d fious cooler a right to plunder t he pl Lothiso, Sue. frm A.D. ti4.llU 1 , 97 ; with the Ecelesiastiral History Laws, Manners, Customs, Antiquities, Learning towns of the kingdom ; and because the t of Cidc'titte; and in did n —7lr Sl l /112V. . • 'ompany - the Deligat the "" tf "'L it Y,. an . d , 1,, 1- Answer of the Captaia-Gcncrul of the Prtpihsee and Coles' "I'"? "( of Civic!, to the Letters ortleneral throat, on occasion a ix volumes, arm it- what took place on the Lith Inst. at the Port of Slug other cogracia•zat pains Marie. , price oi. to boards the ROUTE of CAL- " EXCELLENTISSIMO %BAWD GEN. DUPONT, Varia " "awl" 00 the "itis u ith extreme surprise that I received you I , : i l p li eni ter i a a, fitile fro t th t e dt pz . .. theletter of yes .v terd . ay n , which t3a 4m k aof the Zion! Dynasty a demand of equ re% , UeYr pur ee. , the Mugs! Cara Este rions commodities; belonging to you and the Gent r and 'frustrated by Nye rat who accompanied you, which the populace n :a ILSa. to bi , ai day araa Suomi 'Maria plundered nod destroyed, • iiivakia Nu prin,:iples of honorer and probity fir the restltis Tv' v, both aucie lo sod ano tiqn of your property ; the horrible excesses (von ' the voice, the comae- Excellency continues) committed by this people, l -.—L an insestigetion of the inciee ate sigh, zealous as of the glory of Speia, tethod fur the notation " I certainly have been hurt at their oinidoet 11. Di the her. tiiliwrt not because I thought the action .in itself bail to. 4 2 th "Tral ea g niv- bet because it implied, no tht_part of thiejeopte MOXEY, aw l 'llthistfirse thor Gref Vittlient titre John Wheatley, because they took the administratioa of justir! Klee : ". 1U b... .CRIS• into their own hails ; because it naiotit ho% e 31vial(LYN aro. presEY' ,_" suds"" happened "that when enraged they Might 'as i t■ smote the vile and hOrrid employment of eat , . o f Great B r itai n . Uy cvtioners ; polluting themselves with tne .s.r.A. and 1..5. ittxtor of the dummied, and throwing . a shade oat 118 1. the glory of their fellow Patnots, by a!m )litiesty% itheurda is the ding the blood of those they lied pardoned in tJi u wa i m hi re , and field of Mars. 'These arc, in fact, the cans! (sue lass, v.- of my concern and dilleasum. Three were r Maps, Atiti.put:te, &c. manias which induced roe to write to 'Colons with first imoressions • Don Juan Creagli,, to Propose for the safEt •!' • "4* 4 °4 LA I - • Ai 11T °IVIPet tafigbik r t