The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-08-14 00:00:00

~~F r l i f . , "I :04 I. / . 1' '~. ~i r ewe— ,--. ..- - . war, is so well attested, babas so often discussed. mid is. besides, so impoitilet in this enquiry, that mere motives of delicacy cannot induce us to pass over without notice. if war could be justified, against Great Britian exelusively„ittnost have . been on the outwit& al- slimed by our Governtitent, that the leench7dM/' ores. , were actdelly repealed en the lit Nov. 1816..1 The indiscriminate plunder and distructieh' of newel commerce-the captuie of .our "hipe by the creiserel of Ftswee l lend condemnation' by her ceurti, SAC by tho Emperor in personhierepleated anlktielleeter &dentine ; that these decrees° were still intilithiSi and constituted the fbudamental lines' of his inittitilic at a period tong subsequent to the preetitidtid• repeed, seemed to furnish an anawee'neffielently diode:dee' to this question.; and we monist tint lenient thin evi dence so satisfactory to the rest of thn natiore," should' have had so tittle weight with that Congeals, whose term of service has litelyexpired. • Bat this. impOrtant question is ndvt•defatitirely• answered, and the Atoorlean Peititif 'hive lettritedi with astonishment, the depth of ' their' degradition.. ; The French Emperor, as if; for the • peifett"and ob.' solute humiliation of our Government, mullet% the annunciation to the 'world, that he held utitridter contempt, 'reseeved till M ay,' 1814, the "titan' tt& 1 clot ratios of the tact, tha( these decrees were laii 1 4 #4?• pealed until April', /811; and then, nbE le' *oat". entice of his souse of their injustice, but betlatisig we had complied With the condition he heat 'title !scribed, - ia the' litter of the Duke df Cadolit,' in' etaiitig obi 40 •rithts .to be respected," by a resist:. inch itt ibiltiltiali' Orders I,' and he his oinee added 4 that this decree 9f eepeal was communicated to odd Minister at Petit; Ws well aVto his Own el Weill. l'ogibtoo bertha, known to out' Giblerat?, Milt !! ! preiiiit :pleilgt Of Great Britain give'•thißillitet ail su Awed that she ' w ould . repeal her. o"dlite, - ii tiotti as the decree on which' they wereffedidil_Shottid eeate to exist ; as her sebeeqbentetitflifftrltarteitilli doubt that she would'have beettihiflifht to her pre. rah*, wean never tOtimoch deplore fhb . neglect t• stake known this repeal, whether it be atitibutabb to the French Gorerninent or tai' 0wn...." • • -... If to the former belong the gulleof 'this diiplicit and falsehood; evert motive of sintereit; ittul.ivery ii , dtement nf duty, 'call 'Nagy Opoll'OnT Adeniiiistratiot . been_ to proclaim this disgracefui inipnsiiiiisio the:Anted: I diminished by the recent joy., . _ . .. -- -- - can people; not only, as it would soiree' ttfilev4tOli 1 occupation of the , territory. cola popeabie awl. la. * tiihilited. - -; - - . - the true ()Hinder sad policy' f •'France,. let to's& offer ding neighbour. „ -. T . , .. ~..)„ - ,, ,0r hai the other part - _*•- a g e : Lt e - sietsd„. l4 r ot i; been Jpha,FVeheti, an I!:xcise 91 fi cer., that that in cor.cecrente _ 1 ` , A , 4 . ui " 's!7_ ,Ir La ',,,,P. , _ ofhivitartsfelved• infbraintien that a private still was worked quit our own officers of a suppression .100 "liidflOuitill -• • IP, war must have been the portion Or these Unritea berret.lololleo: irkrlatiOnbel OeVitp redih . etr part Oki : i o n nly a t i! er the e., a st tove vi h; roa ine y , , he ar o te b r ta v i o t o te n d awwith.arsruonlettlasesinsttearni:ts.. aiuide after overlooked or forgotten. • • ~ .% ii , Mites, if they svere destined by l ) rovidende to march • single instanCe, and . theCtis or?! li ' ja,ar e t i rr p u tbe nb to ki u n se g R o considerable urec aoor ti .la ke l a sho w t rt tle 'ti P roe ris alt7rre • .• . • . • but e !isomer may be theirue state . of this ate- the downward read to slavery, throUgh foreign ,co.n.. p er Ike revenue reiseil,antler the, ' natituileti,' bey) *ions transactiett l •the promptitess with whith Great quest and ',inititaey usurpation, , your RemOustranti apportioaed ac,cqrdilg• to reeregentallat I 'Lila-vim pso . c a k i :d ln a t t o the u d u o l : v r, a .ui t i cli ti tras opened by the 17;isoner, til . ::na Breen, hastened to repeal her Orders, beforn the de. regret, that suc h a moment, ind,.such, tot , occasion what reluctance it: Was; then iii'bolited i bi by the De___l mar feud/ 'i: the lia'elt kitel:e P nTt ce ropler t strir c silith Pr t e te m s i rp! elevation of war by the United Stales vi as made knows 1 should have 'been chosen for the experiment; thlif SOntietO Stater, ' and with,dbat teeilifinh4 lt.• Was peoe t l, souldcoatain about 50 g allons. A en s k at the bottom to her. and the restoration of an immeose•sinottret of while..the.oppressed nations of Europo ate . - making even partially collected, ,pole records dill: detet- brae,. _stairs was Dearly ful l of spirits. There were:l:so swam pr_ osrty, then within her - power, - Can leis* hat : o magnanimous atul glorious effort aganst the wine. • !)2 •.. . - • . 1 dna 'a worm-tub, tre_ n eether with a great variety of utetisili aced -... ,4-_-- ' ,„_ .. , _ - fle.coukt not Lad Amy other person in the little doubt, testi the Weir, on our part, was prelim. common eitetior of free States ..i l lo.ue, the de:. Of the two hundred . Unties Millions el dollars brieseexeeptersonec. • . ~ • .. • The'Prt.oner mid, that all he their about the home or t . . 10 tare, and still lede, that the perseverance in it, after ..econdants of the Pilgrims, sworn foot to siva and divided by the United . tateS . ,. ut s idee the ooe era tare • tit basi ...s he bad there, wdit kb being t bvts•w an to fetch a that repeal was known, was improper, impolitic, and 1 religious slavery,thould voluntarily co-operate with lion of the Federal Gbeerinettet; hiassachusets ; o b r , th a t wt. , i„ i t ;,10„0:.kei„i catitiactutiv prated, be was unjtist. - I the oppressor, to. bind other nations in his chain ; has paid upwar s di of forty millieuti-",..•an. amount be- i l lischtog:cil.. • • , . . +melte Cfitabbilig airt. , wile s . as sw i m' in a former Paper, was It was tmenoren- because it manifested ! ,in thit ; that while diverting the forces of one of his enemies yond ail proportion to her poßtiCal *eight in the ° , ./..-11'4"-RtLL.--charkg mel the ie" in emwdv "e a instanee,a distrust in the good faith and geed dispost. i from . the mighty conflict, - we - should endanger ,the Uniao. . . ~„. . .. •,, ..... . .. • Netin bronglit ups " • •. . .. lion to peace, of a nation, from which we had just, defenceless territories of . apother, in whet* portstle If, therefore; Ad revennendfrived frowthit Com-d al, ' rireitirireoeceAriti:7ll;:tir recovered di to attend, treat Wall from:Confinenthit Ma re-stateil eylrs.`tYpikonneli 'rim al." received a signal proof of both. • .. Lfieg of. our independence was first permitted to 'moqwealtli, and paid Into the .National Treasury, It was inroeittc -because it gave countenance te :- were, now struggling for existencWbeneeth his Iron ' had been preserved inher Owd,•theitrottld have been pr t o i v i ed, that We s hay, pFssed.talietbeevaiitz,re,,thrrreidatochre jtreazt: the ctiarge of a subseriierice to the views of France , ; grasp. • . .. • inlly competent to her own defenee t und would not : Z ha f t, ~ r,,,,p 4 1 ; pt l tm- ..;o. 7 r e nT,,. t r t m g.i t -. about fourteen. who was hrliin and elan ulterior deiign. of co-operatin; with her in Permit the Legislature_ •of.tiiis CoMetOnwettith, have been obliged to selicit, not *sperienen they in- I next r iptlettmentotnituown to lith,. When MTS. C. was in bed, the prolligats owl enormous project of subjugating whose citizens have ever been zealoui in the cense justice of* refusal of the arms f ur veld& Sheba's' long illartioper, after etrat . hie siverel, tithes ep nntl,tlswa tee the rest of Europe. • - ••,i., - • : • of freedom, and who contributed their u tmost efforts, since paid, and which were her dui filitii the Netieral :L ,_ towards ai r. bed, and ecLmed, " Now Tilde tor y.o,* and instantly struck at her with a knife. She started It wag uuattsr-r., because the evidence a ff orded .- for the adoption of that Constitution, under whith, Government. What good cease can be 'assi ....edilt.. iup _in the b e d,.eri l e . cl,ont i for u h i elp, and l o te t wated to la de:ern: in t , - by the prompt. rinteit of the Orders in. Council, iin former times, we .enjoyed so much prosperity, this refusal, .your Rentonsteants are *hell . Untible I r btbefor e .; :e i r in to t ' - cliet. t ren 'e t g pst r rt c s of ge e b e ory ; he e w r as then pr evented v° Stylise to 14v. eifisfied us that Great 'Britain was si. , most-respectfully, but earnestly, to entreat and acme to determine. tittaily ditspoSed to maintain. and preserve pacific re.l jure the, cisteitituted Authqtities of the natien; by No discretion ii, by_ lint, vested in ipit;Otricee of s....xert ha T i n g e defence ved ' ,l o' e cv"..;: s u e Po rc rtim, • 4 plea of insanity, and lidems Mt* the United states • .and all ware ate tut. ', the regard due to our. lihertfee, to our nnioni te Ou! Goteremeet, in relation to this subjbet. - Its pro- I IA Stipport g of Ike pka it was stated, *that three times 'in the ; lunt;!bit ot4eCts of which can 'be- attained by Dego.. nor civil compeet, aiready.:infringed; to pause be- i visions . are simple, plain, and peremptery. Your I cootie of the lap. mends be had attempted to destroy himself.- "Cilltrdit. ' . .. - * fOrtrit• he too late. Let the sober, considerate, and •• Remonitrants, there f ore , Cahoot but' express their ~I T o l id e gaoilreoreatits(!nemkrerwohtet i:escottoheirtzt adonis said he di i not • - - It Ole, oitiritihr-4ecause the whole-hlstere of honourable Representatives of our sister Statesslastonishment, Abet the Sate of Massachu . sets, posses- lintio .• -what be *mahout. &der these eiremastances the Ma -'• Our •illiptitesitie ' intercourse with Great - Britain in which different Councils prevail, ask , th eni-• sing a sea coast more • extensive and populons - thao ..glstrate . ordered fit to . be detained and taken care eft, ludo the ' ' IIVIVS;: Ail We never induced her to - believe, that selves.-- .. . . '-''• that of any other State iii.theVitions inei,defence : . • - , r;glations et the Act, comdos y. . I called Margaret !Sachet-4mi' , 'we cottsidefed the impressment or her owls stiaMen, Were not the territories of the United State s inf.' less frontier by laud,. shoo trot he .entirelrabliti- •• ets • _:._ r—RLROROURR-STRltiriv.—Paniell Collins.nas bronght before on boti'd ! o'er 'merchant ships as a reasonable itciestlymetensive before the arezetion of Leniidst„ :dOned by the Goveentriebt• tree ipty i it , is to pro- Nfa r et e :i t tli aT al o : l ivi t , :gli ., , : r v e, 06' Thi rs irs , d c i i i i y ar ; d eu s in i f; ground - Of war ;. and we had - never offered her i the projected reduction of Cliada,..said - wilard of iect,,,her, bet' Shoo 1a... alsi,* 0100 the arms iftionseitoid mi , den t ai L , the alternative of war, or a reliequishment of this i West Florida ? , , ~ _ . .•• Itik,her own defetteg,tiettilithaltit'li by lel entitled. 1 New : Prjsea, Clerktawell, . and with wounding JahrFaa, a eon- in 03fOrkst e reet, on their way to - . practice. / Had we not millions upon millions o f . Wires of OM.. .—:-The 4:11131104 Imiw er •• Derma ' themselves. to i tiahleesvon y .. . ,- _ l l 9 r - • licrossed 'off, Was escorting them,. Ito ppeared.; that after basin„ the parementinto the roid,Apposite Blenheim steps, ' b was ow/oat-because the peeteasions and : cultivated wilderness, scarcely espiored by civilized ; doubt, that Constessledi foittiwitit ittlofttmictemea - Claims on the - nee - side and on the other, althringli at. ratans . . '•sures as wilisenderto.tithicoinnonlveityli that justice : Mesa tp 'kw the illuminations . itio Prisoner . seized hold of nue 1 a caacaillse of peote It - Ovine been collected opposite the Na ar the mon rs aho who had been committed for cutting* i . . tended with di ffi culties were not irreconcileable.- Could lilies. acquisitions be held as conquered which the itometith.)!SPaitoWii ha t .. - 1 ..': laii - , - - 1 ,1 16 ,,,1„4,01 to ~,,,,,, mot , j o h isoi , .hewed h i s coil . . . . ...- 1 - . i Great Britain.did not e ' laim the tight to impress our , provinces, without powerful standing atinifts t , ,ant •-,', if •the weri• • •it)..tvilitt..st.e.itave.jree. lts lawn- stables sitiWoupl made rg ainanen,_and _thn 'Prisoner, who . i tvas 'native seamen, she disavowed the practice in all cases I would they not, like other infant et:denier; 'Mktg 111 Wd,* ste,"otdettake to 'wrote,' the 'reseetment, or ititipP,lrtetubny.ollier,s; foctathe_ligtitt,froailenlai”gi:ndx./1:.,,1= 'when the fact was made known to her-ribs restored, : perpetual drains of the blood and,tsleasunitif these ',cure the fatealr'. • ptetteit,'•elliti:antif7tininilietitig,t=telp,,,,ZrZ.Ticg„„ hi „,,. wit , were aterwsirth, on legal evidence ; she had recently offered to e United Stalest -Or is it seriously intended, to adopt I mufkihe - 1/Ur di intreent... • fv,e, I return all who were of that description , .of whom i the dangeroua project of forming them tote new I , Eniperor. it latish 'in t his Pi;afessions.o !; h4i; . ...l su o gh ve' ' !t h eir s fier u m : l 4o. :r i e tie . d ii list should be furntshed •by . our Government; I, States, and admittipg _them ittto. the Union, with- , th e American tvOit - ,r JlpOttillktiOf dY elf-* l e n d et t sen san:nivived t ala imnieolemob awl at this tiro! stir tinfbaTivrersleat ighetuPirrothaelodn.afollnaka4tamactCi?ThlT.i4E:sisiri and she had many years before made such . offers out the exposit consent of every member .of the cotton , a n d declares' f. 4 thei -Mir 'elsm;trrite:andnltur pencils, Johnson bi: g t i tline:iflrzgrse,mtrieeprireseltirtrlrlasly;ndzed liar. of fair and amicable arrangement of thie whole, original con f e deracy? Would not such a measure prosperity ari . withri ..th!; secl* l4 .: b i l - P li g s I IS. i lv i - Ig wrs imp: l :hie to apprebewd insessistants. The officers had subject, as to two distinguished Members 'of Our have a direct tendency to destroy the obligations Leo reparation has t iletteMade; oe OiViedi ,Yrisoner. to the office. His cost $ d was most In fie stated himself to have been tow present CabiSte4 opPidied bbth -houoaraide and ad.' of.thattcometaelalr.h.slone ou e union is main .oittrages, indigni ina ini t do.kesits.mi , ~, e • u v eic.i.b.,.. Ina wlthin the last five oths; both* '• van ' :leans. Mined ? '"" r -*• • " • . . It was matter-because We had not previottslr . Alreadrileve we Witnessed the formatitri abdod- !of which ha hai pliatlelettrodr &map . . " -And. .when .' our Ormalittid forrmemoninatium - ~..., , . taken all the reasonable steps on out part to remove !mission' of Oho 'Stele, beyond the territorial limits !we consider the odoriti:of: oyoty otTsoitt - by olio 41 „i ; 1 ,,P,,, ~,, .. 7 . , „ . i , r . 1 „,6, ,i ~ . . her complaints of the reduction and' :employment of ;of the Coiled 'Skies, anal this too in oppdsition to Rulers, in their elifeedel•••celetlOW., 10111%*entoterellii .•••• Vssteraay eveuing; a fine boy,.. i. eleltAtgleirt her seamen. This is made manifest fly We conduct l - the wishes lied e ff orts, as well as in violation of the restrictions, from itte:Prblibititilt tit Ottr . trade in*. yreers of uge, , was over.rup by a wegonitollposite 0 , , the came Conitea which declared the war, they i• tights and interests of some of the parties to that Domingo to ibit VitettkiigriNflfirt• against G'reat ' i,Churck.street, Blackfriars-road. ilis,4iffitm!despair h,virig iitlinitted the Propriety of Obviating those corn- : complier. and th e detertnination to continue that Ilritstin- thus the :oiliiirseliiftSittlivylpht otte,tte.,* red of. .. T ift accidentwas attributahle . skovq t to tile **ltaltits by an Act passed sithsequent tothecOmmence-, 'practide, itidthetleby to ettend our ReptitiliC tO re- probation, mei" irerieriet , ll 461 if ar il libte mea • relMatiess of the child than to "any (OR of the inci,i of Isoatiiities, ' glens hitherto unexplored, or peopled by inhabitants to the •system wpm iiimonstior adopted-whenirwaggoffer. . No State in the Union can have a greater insterest, - ! Whose habits, hinguage, religion, and' laws are re-consider *tato thetnytlenethharect, -which 'has' e r feel a stroeger desire to 'protect commerce, and pugaant to the genius of our GOverument, is openlY : veiled the abrresPondence . ehtli;rly9.'verlilllefitSTWlpe , O iglock, the un dermined work* of a CallierY . ! ~.D....4k1i1rU1. AcciDENT.-Tuesuny morniiik about smititaiii the legitimate rights of "seamen, thanthis avowed. . - from odr(vievs4and4laboartalfl:.erben-7we cons ide E , ,111radjoy,..Statfordshire, fell-in 414 completely butted Commonwealth. Owners of one-third of :lithe rut- , Againit a practice so hostile to the rights; the *in- i . that 'in' reinio ihstaticeso,thn ,inertAleithsnt Melt- . . s er f in o f the Men and three boys ;•three.e th ers-osesPe j siltation, mid pr furnishing nearly one-half of _ terests; . the safety of this State, end' s° destructive ,'. sures of our Governbenstr l blird bees eutniptilid ? in : w i t i l diffi cu lty. all the native.seameti of the 'United Stalest, we are her political pOwer,_ so subversive •of the spirit Irf i Paris, long before they ftwero kiosern ttette.Asiteri-1. • b••tter enabled u s appreciate the extent of their suffer- the' Coustitutit tied the Seerprinciples Upon whitfil' cats people, we..catinot toticeal One anxiety and - •". otoiriLi t . , ...,,, .., , logs ; ati4 it must also be presumed, to sympathise it is foended, 'year ttemonstrants, in the name and ' alarm' *for the honour and indePeodence of our come. 6 . l. .. t . z , v :. ne .f r a tb . : t e iem i * lt , h ileator • 1 . 011 . I - . d Ttle squ L aTe a•ly , • o - o - f a - l ' iot t - r. - 1t . 4. - ;Ali : . .kfitate ' *„ .., rfil .: .. .isitii them more sincerely than the citizens of States, iiefialf Of the Commonwealth of hlasochusets, feel try. And we most f er vently p ra y, that the bocci- r - On'thhlQth but. *.kisJbaos4, 3Wke, the Lads44,ll.lt 'destitute of and whose sons are not en. R their duty to enter their most deliberate apd 'M. fices-tre •Itate•alretidyatede, !like tho early Caicos- .J. Croft, . commerce, ot a datighter, i _, gaged in its prosecution unless It be admitted that 'limn pretest. . " • olloto of Spain and'Portugai l , !of t fiuttsia andSwedeb, / . the sufferers, their parents, ielatives, and friends, are ~. If an extensive , -confedeasted:Reptiblic is to be may not be the prelude' to .heg'detnands end, :new less interes ted in their welfare and protections than '• maintained, and we' west feteently pray that Rainy,' -concessions ;•and that we they. his presorted from all those who are united to them only by the feeble ' ties it can only be bysalreo" centnionicittion of the grie- •ptlitidalconnezietrWith nninos•eilemy of civil of political connexion. , • . , vantei felt, and the evils apprehended; by any of its liberty.. • , .'• .• • :: . . • • ' With all the means of information , furnished by . members; and -by-a itrbnipt and liberal reme d y -- , Toth° Gonititoted Authdrities of ant mentry„ Ike every motive of duty, and - every indoemleent of in- The same spirit of concession which dictated the for- rhate *now' stated . our 'opinions, aad.rinade known', terest, we are constrained to my, that this eve of im- mation and adoption of the Constitution, should be jell' metplaiutto-opinions, ' the result - or deliberate pressment has been yeasty aeggerited ; that we _kept in permanent and perpetual exercise. • tedeedoo, and'compleints it wrung from •us by the, have reason to believe an honest millets. propissal, at *.. -The-blessings of Government ) :its vigilance, - its deifies of-that creel policy" which has brought the • honestly anti fairly executed, to exclude th e subjects , protection; its rewards, should be equally , sa d im. loud pimple oft the •ComMeessealtle to the verge of *Great Britain from our sere*, would have mach partially distributed, and itslturdeue as etiaellY sad resin. A policy , which Avis lhilated the effectually relieved 011t . OWS smitten, and ore - fairly imposed. •. . - • . Mere/a so policy to their pnesperity---4nerelised 'ally advanced their interests, than a resort to! No portion of the Union ought to he seedbed to . their bards !s, vehitst,it *. dimittiehed-their means ~ that the true interests of the United States i the local interests, Missions, or aggrandizement of of support-providedt ,for •theeoldablialinveot Of an s with the policy adopttid by ell other coin,- ' others. It cannot : however, be defiled, that ceases bemuse standing army, titutgereus to' their. libel- of Cireal snore ell soential war ; tt cubit:tido ...., . . •-'` ... . .. .1 , ..• . - . • .." "or .." . * 7' • • . . • i .• - • . 4. i .. • . . ..• • . . • . • . . ...11t..... ::. .11: . . . 7 .:o*oliutp,ifit. .11 ‘, .. ,eniet of their ... • • ... ~ • • re_ • .. ... . .... . . . . . ............ , s .. .sr. t tries, and that we should 1m ; %dependent - , our bas= l ig s tt la iarst , , fria, Wll9ll. ties, and irreeo seamen would be better.; irtitkid, and our coma. bid' , „ i __ .l ga... t ustitutton-Ldestiiiyedlidgr - jOit and colistitution a l try eventually more preepema l by renouncing alto.. rity 4 . lim ip , ,,, . , . ,: ..... , , .., . r. O -T 4l/ t i g ht i n the.reerlomromoverromivio invoiv. xel b et the pretensiff., of ecreeefts ,Ited rplo,7 l all thoPP w aa, t:1 .On .li !O. . .: . . tug .441 0 - 11 ! ar4Yratfigh*Fttre.Aaal sfsed, :in ..th e tlritish seamen. ',,. • ~ ; /,,,,„, , for IA "- 0, . ~ ~. ~ • , up i , , ; f„, 3 44, has befettoo leas,M, ,f0i1.„ 1 ,4. IS° tibia Ls. 4 t, • - .s 4 " 4 *in tnki k _TrY l, ,,, D.M'i,fir'AV4s and which The doctrine 4.24ttfel:nligAeept IX i o a Welt 6 .10,,414 . 0 , ' A ',. : .. i ' . . L: s i f ' ~,,;_,..,.,./EirinVF"r.?! 11.403.10744stitct9,u5littrthe:riiiirrie.railes4sa . ~. !consonant C a o od iitiO i t i r d i p t pe t a Vi tiell ith ee d7 9 . rOnllitari , . t;ir i rcl o. be. tt ~ , , ol i e h r i f i C. o o4 . r i ppes lier i:b' y t w i n" . ' I ti li ik id l .3054 , , . , , .tiiff, ipro. , 96l lPk il ti si4 . .P n : 0 0 7 0 4 , 1: 1 !;, 11 P. • ..r.! 4 9lll6 lii. : ll l l h i e til lte r i. .ia ca l t: ll l g %i i h r V e ... h t teear,ie9 a o m S e a li , _ ildS. Xi i for the purpose of aflifillttheg, n Ito: plaice certain ~ expectation that tb* via re ol •-ei a ba nd o ned by New rtgra:e s ' • ' I-visionary eel ions". tf.lfhlfst tbe:lfrench Rea°l l l l4 * !". ctlid l i durNittie . • -‘.:... 1 ; - 4‘ l !. ... ~ ~- - __l.J .. 1. ; 3 1 J 1( Vi Ili n: T Iti;s:,l • Ka birth, and. IthicAt or ibps. „lot% since it394944, - , .1 1 0 . or•peopiA4o 4.00 . 1414 ~fir .001 2 11."41Pl ia lbi swami t owar d s iluf, i here seem 6611 te ismiski*,, , ,ltiteppy influence in he 'aid df the South to protect Mn iP! ... • , - 414Sirl f9,9 l VrArmlf9 . 1.0, me: 1 1 041 k. '''ln; • Our country. ~ ......... „-; „; „,. • t : ... 4 ACIt 4 P it y " UM *Or r 4 7.o l4 #L io l ga r ,. . isa tlik igc t . i ft , t e . ,ii ktr in * . 1 .0 19 1 ,1 • 0 4 ,41 Baying. then 'haft"; Apri4 t ' crof4 4,t4.4,- _ 4Plot t erliwir owli mOrr, •,. pr Ai 1T8,5.1, rm.. ap0,.c.)4 . 141 !II . it„ W a . ~!.„, 11. 4 siittessaf% . osiiiiiy • t ail d se spncihily the Mod*, , ~ , p`ti,,,so tent oft milli' them,. tait jeer !no, moldy, ; now teg..crtity ce c,faftrYs•AP tuE,TfsCl .... encf‘ . end,the mcMory ot 'our . ,V,a.ials, .*O-.Pl4,,.sfer i ipiritittieuts "and, out ,. %holly , inadequate, to joitt, ~. ~ ,09 Ot that enceagalliStmat aillsu.ht•ha; - ‘ fl#,P a .. t P ',0 1 •1; _ ;. ,,,c._ ! _ . _:!,: i?ur t! itly ,f! ? ', F ,Jae,a ; 01 r, r:.., n r 4iv nt, ;es el an i ef bea tb r i t s s_ 4o . we ce..,cr s k t ii put i retc:n . cet , a l plovive been . . wi ,i o,,,rm si iko i fi#, ,, l bii hg liv r, k a o ; i d , u pe p tyd, on o4 w . hich t heir pro . ~Ig oi 44.rsivr ,ol Am .! 0 ;5 i i,0 15 :,,,,, a55 ,..,.. y . e . mg ,, I :,.;,.., fe IT Cilart ilh 1 , P 4, :f et a ' • • • ".. 4)14 ''• . " I n t tii f A 's .41 .0 14 : o e c ia lo b vi a o r . o rtt o 'irt .,:o; :li p e eo ie:h .. ;, , ol e il: •,•Ivithout the most PonX i ss a --,1 9• 416 -04PNI, 1 " 1 "1. t al .7 '' - 1 ° °Mare twi r l, tbopgh the measureeend la 01 ,enteis t , tit tortion of posit „pw KIM: ,•ti)oke . lie functionariei iodicate thierethat4mWtien, * al s:natters* St**. / . : , :, 1 4r A , .. ~...:, .... c ,„ I, ~..- t'' , w pt. t t beir -.. not justice. a_luSt . filtr,COlßo.l4 t ,04 notlt .: 44enceef here ~gitye,,ksy ; ; hi, stp i t t ,fifitutess.ttur regret that they. should. npilia4 Vatallili .• epdangeragl rights, see amfue* rett.Ol e ven orpell- thd Northern §l,ator so pg. tfyi .! .. . . ilt,teitti. !4* c'flcM 11 L ausCere desire for this great object, by sr, , seaanka cn s in. oar present hostilities; 1 ,, ~ ~,,: ~,. • and encouragement of th - . 1 . :9 . ' 11 er aeetree. cepttng *Anyt.ot the repeAted overtures made .', by the t „ ,•blust,wetbastedd4tothereia(oplie to the catalog,* 'tient of the Soutlwa -1,02,"),. !!! C i ttie ; Vnion, , that enemu l fer4e inSpension ,of hostilities. ' And per..„ of Fieyoulica, which buncheen ruined, by a spirit or' the pu b l ic bordetit Maid Ein - , lppOMbetristikoilling usit e an t , ; * 14140,', d,iiiit . earnestly to reetiest„ - knpai: r . 2 .- harbieso, has . that mit* may:immediately, be adopted, to s(ty, .il foreign ac k nqausxf.agnik,vge 110 regard to the s e - . to the represerialani . , ~ .1 iiem , prof ... knolls 0 , 4411 6 . es repeated ; aaa .tcl,, pared, that satitelaihitAle l t,orp_ .p i on : Of Ber,t,,tl has t!le fW ft , 4. th'e d . Olitiiiiiir, .4W to prevent the fdr. yVashiotton ? been .11tithfully ftlil . lik_lllk . .. , ..-ooliwootos, th" , . _of lion 6100 ; that, our invadigi it; the example ,- inewsktkafttp*Orids .qf Is iao ss ibl e .,doir x aa tquine or .tp,mainfain Wei- hire *tarty failed. I •TY „, , . • ' . " - -u . ' 7, ' ': 4 * I armies mei forth Atti , ,recalled 'within our 0p.. % nil sire foreign , p 011114044 withontr erkfutti Wilding dr- , ledkatidlis tit it , ,SiNtit , liouilitit'tif 'Wm : . teFnmiti;ilind_t*t crow .eitort .of our rule CS ''' ay' •.f m k t .), A n d t w os * arm i e s . 013 . . -_, permit the, early vhififitiitiseitt pipastivhir, ntiwYotitituil i 69 eppoOliAre,(tftikilitir'itgellunene of a ju.t and v 2 so I; ople who weie deimpredent .'' .2 eta . male- the thistioies Of left_ Jle?' ad 'filkiiiirit geese feels pe, i: *Potshot confidence aid corn. it ' tain them, .10 en their libert* ; , ,4, , lOgoiratity theo . ,itist . Jirl'o,‘ , ir Onticily; `this inerei4iktrper eras May 'be again restorint to our dis- i• . Instances, of ; military oppressionAgie al,reedy oc- ;r Wu vatfietsbled, Vadee., fhte4nltifedets' wt - the' tra,Fted st4lip ering conntry; , and. tilt by an up. le erred among as? . and, apatchfukpeopleideOftts of % tease 4 aikrunsOottitoits,.i/itern idBpted figh,l:lo,,fasthful.admiiiirtration Of oar; cl o vern ro p, / t 1 j 1 '.4 their rights, s eat' have•observed, .sottif,vetteiiiiipelf t i rjektri '. by his o tAteinistratkoj . coatunree was in- In ; tile' 4ne, spirit 'of the COnstithtiott; its blessings nt , controul -their -elections, and to Prostritte ihst, : f',,eher ~lettendod, mid .~ protooted': - and - the may he ! finally di f f used to every' portion of the 0 I before Me military .anthorityk lf . the „langiiegit'.ol sliiietottotts' of thetonititutiob litriellti,6lllel, in sin- Untat sv „,,,..,.. ti Tiod p oit o c t ur o re vv n i ce slibenker. ifi acme men high in office—if the establtehment of a centy and • fafth. ... k ~ .. In thoWa'se of -RePresentitives; June 14, 1813 1 4 44 81, i. chain of military posts in the inierioc., i rf are Co ul t e - ''' ' • - •IS . ' 'k . ' Ai' ' - it 4 - ariSisenni°; /Sinter 'llett' lie ' ilhkt eilt'llit i titrpt ; e ubidleir tie , , ilgiefikft rit i b .;o l ; -re4l, 2 111d :41_11 4.4"154' • ~.! - • "TiILIYTHIQYr C to try—if the, eztensive preparatinne vi le . - in quarters. where ;invasion canppl tie • - fllll, Mitt the ezetcist( of ifs sviay--;tjeCitltingthllir'a• seriei - au °llatt r i' 10.10105; MIS, read and concurred , , -,','..)•;.',."- ' JOH ti , PII4IILIPS, Ortiititot. concurred, I the total abandonment and neglect ,off, tat part , of, of restrictions, utterly dettroadirsitlf "the i ciiiiittlations „,,.. 1 , ~ . t - i ended: -: merchant" li c t ling (14'44' onhigu e -.• • • '', • j° • -- ty i our country, - where alom it can be appreh ,of the 7 pro tt _. .d 11 ,i• —.. • , t b are p u h a! ' our anxiety and alarm, as to the vial ir—bretnhargoes an .noneintartonise.:riinitti ; b t i . . , , . _ . J .. ... PO tICE. . sn kojects of our ittilers, these emotions .lave .. ntit . !way, thopoor reniains or 'AietfOwnorce'tith:on B64 ,.. othat.: _ yeste m ay ' willows mad wm , bre , pht up ri: boots diminished by the rectum invasion, seizure, and' , devoted the ocean` with. its fallb, ehttiPte).4ll.l4Y, en- ... .. • _lcti2L—a • e11:040%440 1 %PP' 0.94 keep.hig it private soil at No. oU :'•'-'-'' !" :'' " 011311 on-street, Somers'-toon. 7' EPA St, iriiv Harriet, ^l. !c ' w s: . Nikita LILL till 1. •" • " On the 13th inst. at 3t,Catharine..*Leastenhantsit ;I: Cant. J. It. I,'Tirrish, to Harriet, You daughter 111 %eaves, of Biliboerolane. 1. - •:' '', ' " 4 On thin 6th lints at. 13ridekiiils,:ctunlietlattd..rpd ,.p r dome, of Mancheiter, to Miss IL Lancaster, ci " 4 :. Cumberland.ma 7:— .....----1—....:-1-......--rri*-- 4 •l"r+. 4" *---- .: •7 ' - ' • tnr 4. Otillarsday last, at Ids Ittiuie a.l !Woad-stele / 1.11: Gell3llA'ais . . . -,. • s a w St inst. aq a few ors' I loess. at Itis r hues& • 14 ,, ittlsß h ' er : ' be 'I . i° ' Bood4reet, Mr. "C. 'Mak. onl3inadrsy I:nds; I ad. Mr. Allinglines, .ohiebrookJyrrice:, latingsok lu ll►r Il4lts of his,agiothed svandma,• A. 41011 • 1 youu&mt soul( Sei cm, ,W 4- Vu i ria• . t i„,,o- L At Hermoda, 3I) b qu. it I' .drd, *ife ot done "ill il:ir.le 4lial' 7ef iki:"4'..ft.Aitil)Util : ibts noniron& e:li9tied 6tY :::: t 46 1::: :::.; " •1 • tit • 1 6..,60,WViir.1 Si nrieetAtleet . .