The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-25 00:00:00

'' 5888 -.. ' - «.~- ---.-----,--- tA w i --- " ST'S I'ICTIIQ E OF " CHRIST/ HEALING THE SICK." Praia SUBSCRIP I'IONS 'tor the PRINTS or, I ilf P ‘ A 1 ; ," -14 • k .'"e will continue to he received by the Iceeper tice.l.ic BRITI•11 GALLERY, t II further notice.. .The te Suntkribers k Five Guineas each. A Detiosit at' •,, ~nittl'it)lo,,Prisze tu he paid on suhscrining. and - the remainder he wi ' liver i 01 the I minesahatis, which will be made in vhltr in which. the SeeSefiptiolis inc received. i)Y Pitt. r, - • - V A L IN ARAKeeper. • ~. TURTLES. Larg e l'!lrge Gaunt!, and 7, vela! Lots of fine lively ~. , Nit I LB. me note on Sal e at WILT ,44tRliPs, g's ietn Tavein, P tatty. tier, Tunic ' dr e'ivilev,ry day in the highest perfection for Par ........_________ ' , twill i o iin t pot to Town of Chini) , i , ' ._---,..----;,-----,-------..----..,•—• Early in the \ (min ) „I . t• ; -.1 ,..n •.1i ni ' , ‘; 1 1. 1 1 next, wil be offered for " k 1 •1 hl I'lllll,lC ,', ili:: l Tl ` t)l , l L. , by the ' Abbigneri et Air .ih-.Nt; cLAit K it <A Liverp,ol, a liankrtipt :. anienicits of which, %via ' be out lit the course ot - a fgt. night, • 1N ONF. LoT, ALL that cnpITAL ettd - ii.;legitnt. 1 1 1. ESS . VAG E, tt,e(l,,,` in,IN tl ( ) N• tit tus F., catlcit BE i..N11 4yr, with , , - - , - ,, (ihig,, (.- ,tien, . the several c 105,,, ~ par- . a-lie;1",41,1:41,1 t hertOnt:).l be;otti'ilg i' , " situitte in Great III:i /unit • m it ''''', o 'l4. in the County. of Llie4ter ; titilligb, the Ville astute Aeies of. Land, Of theleThouli, late 11 ;I I " 'kitty cliake, Esq. but now of John Basket- Vi 0, , ko Es 1V... "Ir'ehe, ial,b.it*!-dlisi ciegot Furniture, Paintings, and Pic- • ~ lilati: i i ihe I*Jub ; no It he takcn hy tik: Purduter at a. i les i it h ai,i ttlAteli ' niciv dflightfully situated; and "i's • a' !post 4,liiiiii c rcsnienceior any Gentleman ;' tite,House.and Out- N.,l,ol:,gits.ilbetch\atvlargc and spactous. lies on the - Itnad .. frot e n; aid Sev en Mi l l arrfil g"'w 4 b 4 iit Five Miles tronithe tyrnt 1,‘,..,___, es tri,tn the latter place. - T. ,-,. 17„..__?:115cpitticinars 104 y be 114f1 of Mr. ~ . eixaf, Bastitft— , ,7 1noo l L erPool ; 44 of Mr...Geor4e lt6we,. W.004-bucet. . , . . • 14: W I ,() NI) 0 N pvteLit,NlA CONE' A. . . Th e s e , :, ~.l.'.hi Pay I,v-0 publiinc,i, trSecond Laitioll, revised aunt Corrected, iii oaavo, i 4. 011 i P , 4,,AI‘INTAL d' ai 6 C ' E t l )°ar ' c's' l the LOYAL L--,,-;,ritYsic I AN% (C))/.1.0N0(3N° 18°9. 101411,?,Lated into Eneish *with Notes. Arc,- Ttllow of it: t 'Y j i t k: kti k lf . ti II 'w ELI, M.O. and Printed for Le :t l i cl i' e Physician to St. i partholornew's c ii hKtlalen I io •pitals Isalernoiatrrow-.-.K.rnan, Iturst, Rees, Orme, -alga 13r7111' 01 Wean • Two T 441 o f De I d P teboard, ' •. • last nit . pr,,,ert'tThbng, 3t ia (.' " ' K tions of one view ; the eta , - 4"ll4alkeia, price - s 64, ~- .. ' 4 ' • - , --arr-,."-- in ane.ii tioni itay wits pUblishrd, SEitkONZe ih'ile-Ottavet, price,' in boards, E3a.' Mtitor A . ' ' 'l'ed anti abridged; chiefly 1 : 10( ?1 )444, 4..,,,,,u,:iii°i..! adaineti h - , the Saints post. of Faih. 1) . tvelitral UCL4610116 Isze. C. ..°(t--7 --. -. .. Valinne 11 1 ' Fei h t e tV u al Le s, . liy the It • ' • . Vicar of Qi n , L v• 11 , 1 ir E. I. CLA P RAM, A. M'. 1, lifihea! Chutch, Hauts, Rector of Qussage;St, Mid' -, 1141,iap,,t Lltrit,„4,l,:..E.c.ltor,of the Abriclment of toe Lor d Sold 14 Elvi n " 4 ' , tlernents of Cht4n4n '!theolo g y. • ' • 'ton t . it0 ,,,, , 4 .„.. , t s » Verflor, lignd. and Sharpe, Longmont ,t.4''7'!:,,',,,,i,,,,11vuier Bloksliers .1.. v Yc1,,,,,i,.. 1 „ 1 ""Y be' 'l,4d, by 'the same . Editor, 4 11 , i, 1 ) ‘,. !! !sto rm the s.v' 1 w rings 0 1 Jercrriy Ir 4 •'• ..D ' ' '"4 '' ri%t , POf DUWII and Collllof. 11100dV.V vol. *".....,.....,,,,.._ last 4S,IA IIe..ANNUAL It i,(,IST i E ft for 18°9; Tut la,ict voili jitinTiii/ctwAvaipupboteieslieil, is. in b oar d s , or t A 11 . zi half mind and lettered. n , s . a v "5141.1 e ANNUAL REGISTELt ; `• (orniatale 01 fire history ut Ilindutah, XI. for the 3t4 t itl, t. 11,1 Literiaute, of Ablel.--oluitie and ot the Politics, ati,... v by E. SAW.,!'' L. of the law, Giotto Is entwined 411 historical Account...„. tiii tier:items in the Maiir,is Establishment, and the .!.? Lg . 1,144"1 spoodchLe Oil lIIC fable of the Hous* of C°l I,,,ii.ireteretke ID d• ilsia tiu te :l !r 'l' Cade!! and W. I)avies (Booksellers the , 1 , 1ng3 kiry, ri; kl e l Y) in the Str.niil ; and BlAck. !'arty, and , , ) in LeiKitilil4ll4ssttrtivletrfi to the • Han. East India Lompal Y Ettnolei. , 91 whom may be 1)0, of any qtl4l,tltr`vailtis_olsitie Work, iii eleven volumes, or ill cp.trately _ .r., Ti tis l)iy was published, A ib,.,te.Sevetith huirion etthrged. PricedASES of 11. ILIkerICAI4-11tit'IMSE Olt 1)1 sOtp tflo, 4t4e U.ltEl'illtA I particularly describing .th?„s;df.a, , l ibtii ik t,:ti ityjui,etftsn4n4inet Ili!: sttSile:wri,si;,i!iiillitc;a:efti ecii,,i:eL.,s'alc,,o; ::vh:oltltiircputl irls3;1:115::::1‘e:1::(dx;i:Itrijaa:t!rt;:s1 kits 'va'rli4'4, ketuarks on C iIUS ' IIC hoagies, iweito-anger 4nd 1tte14,4,„'41! Aut hors, utiitorrnly Proving t"- *1 of the Caustic. • . ) e l'r 115 WI LLI AM.DUHI u Ri Surgeon, ukies. PublilPiltt(of Atid Veiirtier of. DaraWs Methcated Po soho ; th e 4 .441 by I, Call ' N io' Crow n-f;ou.rt, • , a Curl ti ts i t , t,, c , r. No uvy, .o. 'soh°. (;.;tie Iri.. , li(l4,t4atter.r;vv'S4' Nit. ritil'biree!'e.) 10115111018 h ; . anal ".1)41114 4t ► 11. •CntlY ala ' • • 11, 311,1'44H AN D t.t ki , tt; I. VIT Y • . ~ for n:, ti tighi'"lE'll ANALEPTIC PILLS. , ".."_. i ; im-:,4 4il other Irisemters of the Stomach and Or .tree :11: IVitl Y t lie:4l. 1 ' oiled by inalgeft,"'n O•houlcf he '4‘''''l% C ac t 4 ' ;'c"'' tisrris ;lc* ‘i wil t prod' Ile,teP i ,, t a r.f 73°01'1,44,1'u in't(tlsimpU.sittis;ii",nsgan&lN:ttuhruesul• wlllnePcluine aec pint t h, 4 r r s tty titnely .li4 they preserve the la dy, they. irkv,. .; •••• 411,4 turittions - decay. As .. t4S4ik, "K+oir, and prevent premature 4vtikr coAtituneitt they are - particularly excellent to! vitt ' ' L St Paul's 'ltirfit -1..A1,.11)Y P.: Nevvb y and sorts No . 4S, ;St . •-n ton -1,f4 '• - • 1 4, ; rd at I.)err James ' s fat; House, .n . "Na ; or hi,;;;:kltflositin boxes; ineels. 6d. each, Duty included bur l'',i1,;11:1-141 / 1 1. 4 4 e lif,lx tor il, 45...:. N one . Are genuine o._, St. ' It lQ.iv,:t e i n t t il i e l, lyouts ,!‘ f. Newberg, 44 45 . L ~, nip. TIiON/ '" CASE'. 1.:1ly i e ‘ 4S LAMB of -2 New Neitnhahl.... tiliZllll::.ll"4.,,;4lllPl44,rdPe,,e?l.4prt!to.ni;ul:l4te fiwrt:t aaji;e:aerldnicovQe4:°rf°llwrifshivbiceol4YY‘ev'—at ii ti01,Z41.,,n4005. and then it sprea 1,,,,re,(0)4.1„.44 ► .tf,o it,lii-1, t he it,bualtpetriotdheofsotillees of f a i r ti w t t h e e e n f k liindlog n° relitrtitcAlefel that l'iodYswituP'uftlavbi‘ec 'to wal •• i}l to 11',!rti,l!jilibtl.;';' !Offbeat advisers,' Ile. applied in Jun , e, p 1 Ls! ),,vt.KV44 •iA'''ltrY,,,S, Solio.scplate; and bY.taki/Os' 14411 A f•N • r ANTibcoßtstrric uiu , which ...ed 41 ) ., i '44, !,0,,v relinquished all hit symptoms are Ilerrrui: 14,41PleaZ (4 . l (is to .--.'' i tun pertecify rtec"'ve"d' .r.,•-Of l fat i 7. Its,,'l'4le, and his stature has , the aPPearaniwie , lie 4e.it4u""' t'Y 104 Wing beyond his stren4th,, and .. IN 4141,41 Ilia disease keinecr to be a detea. to int' di ge3' t iii 4,4,', Whith S.,;:ro colwitic,,thi y deral)ged• 14.rflit 144414 , the /10,44 of till§ MedlCi9e are rbou "- l'iolity I"Yi aad the litimettni4 4IITGA 'S PeA its decided "V t.. b, A' there 'ls 'Y:s 14 are nuttetQus couoterf it . please,to ask fof SisPi l'tith.-1-41tOt AtitisenrOuf • 1) ° s ' - .double ing's “uIY 1114",,,1:44tit 4 4 ; 1 ' 2 1 i 1 . , 11 t, tit ho-tlile-sl‘Q,l3,sli,w6lll.llbut t 1e,. ,, ' +o_6. INlkktry i S ooty titellttle4l COMpettatt ESlenCei "' a 14.649,19ta1t LOrttlun - a • .. • . . .ocle.t 14. lo Ik l Vg f . f • N,fr .4„ ". 0 r , "1 4P ' S ..‘ '41414,• • tt 11, t, • -a-. .4111.6.0.04 1 47711117iNt ) ` . , I. [rnicn sixpENci of the American people, with a hope, perhape de lusive, that they will therein find an apology, if not - a:satitication, in my behalf." The first head relates to that leiter, wherein Mr.. .Smith demanded of Mr. Erskine, whether he had . intimated to the British Giwernmeni, tis,at at, sir, 'rangeinent -might be - made with A-nerleat.prm three specified coniitionsi,- to which At - net-it:a sent, provided we withdrew 0111A) , Liers in Councii of January, and November, 1807: ° - Tina le tar ap peared' in. the :Seen of • January 4, it f 6, and Mr. Sttith sayi nothing more on it, than that the Pre sident' was highly displeased with it. No, 2. We transcribe--- " J. There was a serious difference of , opinion between Mr. Madi.on and myself upon the Bill, touching our foreign relations, which was introduc ed by Mr. Macon early in the Session of Bog-1 v. The policy, developed in that Bill, became at one a inbje& of universal disapprobation. Not a word in iis favniir was to he found in any print. ft w i s q , therefore, most fortunately nor forced npouthe n t;on. In its' place. ho Weser, was substituted the Aet of May, 1810, which the voi.e of the peopl.! in the eiproision of their indignation, in &tibial', called Macon No. 2. " All that odium, which these two Bills had ex. cited throughout the qiii.ed States, vi . as by a cer tain management fastened upon Mr. Macon and others. In these measures, as unwise as humiliat. in;, Mr. Madison wls nJt at all seen by Conati. taunts. Not a suspicitin was entertaitieil that ha had any varticipation in acts so poorly calculated to efictuate their professed purpose of• avenging the insults, at repairing the injuries, ail' of maintaining the'righis of the tinne-dSt4tes To ;ireount, then, for the very acute .sensibility of Mr. Madison as to these two Bilis, it, has become. indispensably neces sary to the tairpose of this address, to draw the inxs= serious that had at first c iy, an c iy et d ot , ,s put, Chest ria:ts lotions ; and to state to lily cent :trvmea, that the reprobned Bills, us-,.rilv r•thleri 24acoil's Bill, No. I, and A/ Leon's Bill No 2, were in tact, the spec'al contrivance Qt Mr. Mailis n self, that they were his great. and et - lick-lit m .asiirris of this .in stead ot • being recommended to Congress by 'he Presiitent'hirnsetf, as tar , Consti.- ItltiOll this wisely requited, they were severally, litorigh' a certain medium, bawled to Mi. Macon, to he, it would seetn, by him reco,morern.l , -4.1. • . •" Of these two measures, ' , 9liicit were .alike re vrcllemic•of the prosperity area ,of , t.ie tiono•ir or the United States, 3.),;(1'n0t peituit myself to be the ,arlyoci;te, and .espeei,illy ail I wis well p.•Nriaded, that the good sr use, tile,ti hoouranle plan:4)les, and the patriotic feelings of my countr% men ut. telly condemn thesi." No. 3 states Mr: Stitith's objelions to the Pc:-.sL dent's message to.Coligress, calliog it, 0.. 1 ,4 n 16 bring .forth the resources of the nation. tot the pi l e. pose ge. o f ayeoginA he insults, of repairing le? in.. juries, and maintaining the rights of 'the I..litited States." This, as comprising allairs of internal po licy, we omit. No. 4 relates, -mixedly, to the Non-intereourge Law of last Session of Congress, and the eupposed repeal of the i , Berlin and Milan D , etees. Undet this head Mr. &nit h-bliews . , that even if the Sethi and Milan :D crees had -been repealell, this was not the sole condlion upon which the Nothintercouts'e Was to be suspethled towards France; but at taolie4 to this was ananlier, and a most just one; that " a satisfactory provision shoold be made for resioling 'the property lately-seized by the order,' or at the in_ stance of the French Government:* Mr. Smith, however, shews that the Noti-intricourse was wit li drawn•by.proclathaticin against France, at the titn'ts " that M. Serrurier had officially communicated the fixed deterthination of • his Government not to rd., store the property that had been se:2 &IV! rind •as to the B~erlinand .Milan Decrees, he afterwards proves LI L A, they have never been repealed at all to-this dap • No. 5 re!:it-:'s toton maitcr of do-nearo policy ex. chtiively, 'volt whic;:i the Presidnt and Secretary d.Wrr. Nos. 6 and 7 are, in relation to us, the most irri portant °idle whole. They follow 11 6th, ,Sensible as I ever have been' to theitisuitg and injuries , whicif 'the •United . Stritei have received. again and again, troth Gr e at have at nu time been blind to the reiterated outtages France. And whatever may have been rny, view of the ediksAs and procecciings-w the,' Poweri•dnrnpired %Jo t (boo a the other, 1; diseuSsions witch their rospehive lenctiorracivg, have ittvatOo!yr. ha 4 my cynsteadily on the rights, the ititerobt, and the 'honour of the United States.. 'Never have I felt a disposition to identify my Country With either of the belligerent nations; Never did l lbstnin from . as sertnitY the righte, or from vindicating he ininour of the Voited States from an apprehension ihateither France or Great Britain rtiiiit.t hereby bet-xhibited to the WOlld in an odious point of View. The fol. 1424itigAratt of , a toter to General Armstrong was prepared by me immediately -after the leiter* of the Duke of Cadore, to which it ref ers , h a d b een re . ceived. 11')itas , in the usual form laid belore the President for his , approhation, ILr , however, jemed to Ow sending nt it. And, ni there I,zriott to believe, that this very letter constitnied part of thegronn , i of the hostility of Alt. Maui.on t() W o C ! it' is'biit . prpper.to give it-partici - Iy. COPY or Tit I; DRAUGHT 01 , ' LETlsti 'rrtproiign TO 11,E Sr ;T To utim. AtthISTROINu.' Departhunt at State, June dro. 011 L ARNISTRo.`4G.—Your ierters 01' the • —. w ith their I csp , ,Nr,..sit: Itic;osurvi . , IA ere reeet vod caathcs Jtst day , of Ally. 4. - Ittthe note of tit , Duke of altlore nothing e,tl 1),1 percaireil to jn:stity thc‘ seizure of tt,e Aitlvrlcalt inuptrty in tt)e pnrt6ot France, nit 1 in thr),. cat hoc es, tsc - 14, ai well as tho Argnittents, WL hitt This Icttzt apprarect in tin; l'. l lltrs but SFlng, THURSDAY, Ju 25, 1811. PICTU4LL . II4IO oFrrcr, 21, ISt 1. rr FIE CO . 411111SSIONERS for FICTUALLiNG Bis iielyaSTPS NAY) ) do hereby give Noire, that o 4 Friday next, the ,2Gth instant, theje will he ready to reeehtte renoters In; 'writing' (sealed tip), and treat for Hundred thousand ,'.7aliotts of W EST INDIA RUM, to be dogmata' out of the Bonded it'aretrieits at tee Port of .Lot;elr.v, one Half thereof in one Mono, ad the other half in the coser.e of one Month afier. Wards, into his .ilajetty't PPistailing Stole; at Deptl.rd ; and to be'palat forhy hills, palate' with Interest, Ninety Days afar date. tColttlititnts of the Catania may be Jan 4:t the Setretarj..e No oegaidnyill he bad to any Tender in which•the Pike shall not be inserted in 'words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock an the said Fridty next, the z6th inrant ; war sinless the Persot nvho makes the Tender, or some Person on bit behalf, attends, ta answer when called for. VICTUA LL 23, ail. THE COMMISSIONERSfio VICTU4LLIAG Hlr Afrjes ~ •'s Nets,. do hereby give Notice, That en Tues day, the cdsb of Sepiember 'text, they will be ready Sro receive 1 ethkrs its writing (sealed sep), for .srich pant:tie) cf, prime 11: iS H it F. I'. E . and l' Q RK. , to becured in the eaeving Seat Pt, 4: the reppealve hkrtbants and Dealers therein my tl;lokpro. per tcrojer ; abet part 'lyre?, to be packed in flalf Pun eliennt,'One.third part in Tierces, and One-third part in &pods ; to be delivered into biP Majesty': Ytaztalllni Stm-t nt ptfird, Xretmouth Plymouth, a N d Ccrk, ant/into the Army' Pleading Store: 'in St, Catheaine's, rcgular prop rtiptit of each jeserip. lion of Caskt, by the perie,ph under-nenlioned, fourth Art of:the by the 28th'llebruary 1812, thic.fvutth patt more by the Istit April t812,' OneAburth part more by the 3m Play 'Biz, And the remainiog teurth part by the isth July *Bl2 ; •and tc be paid Joe by pith, payable, will) buesat t taaety after a'ate. The Condition of the Contrall Ints , 6t teen at the Sieretau'i 0/I+et, at this Ojce, or 4y apt i 'ying to. Mr. 7. nunttervMe, Agent for the Via:falling, at CorA ; to the ellee7ors of his Ma. jeity's Cusi.oot at 1.ime,14.-4, lie‘fast, :AorAny. and Waterloo d ; and tole l'aantatter•Central.at Dab in respeelively, • • N B. N. T en der f o r a lest qua4llc 4 than T.w Thousand 7 imces rj Etat, and TWO Thousand Tierces if will be admitted, nor will rekarel he bad to any in uhich the pike ,hurl' not be inserted In at length, o r that shall not be deliver. ed to the hoard befOra,Oue o'Clock on the. said. ru,sday, the trait Septeasber next, st,r etisless the Persan who sniskes the Ten der,-ut some Paul , : his beitalls. attends, to a,iiwer whim called for. Barb Tender mat also be accompanied by a Letter signed ly two responsible Persona, engaging 2b become boundWieb the Pa , r y 4.ndering, in the Penal Alain of Fifteen pee Cent: on the amuoit for the due perfornianee ehe Contratt. TRANSPORT °Frick., .7. , (.y 17, 18rt. COMMISSIONERS . for e m i d u cang His 111 A S l'Y'S7'R.l SPORT S jot. NEI,' Care of Sick and !Pomaded Seamen, and for the Caie and Custodj. of . .Ptisoarrs of Tar, do h,..reily give dice; that they will be ready. pt iotth Ogre, on Tursd.ts, the, is, 90ober, 1811, to re. ceive sealed Tenders, and treat •zelth such Persons as may be willing to contran for .VICTDALLIN6 SICK and WOU U S 10A at ClArallar, for Twelve ?Louth; certain', from the iit of:Yanuary, IS rz. Nu Tender will te'received after One o'clock on the Pay s of. Treaty, aor "aninoliced 'slide's the Party, or an Agent fer him mend!). attend. Each Tender must be accompant d. by a Lefler from two reipeadli Persons, engaging to becmose bound with the . tendering, in the Sum of 2000 i. for the due Performance of the Contract. Fariber Parilculare,may be known St opp6.ll:g R 1 ILir Rifice, or 19 ibe ,Agent of ihe sa.4.llo4pita/. TRANSPORT-OFFICE, ' . ya! ".20, ffin COMMISSIONEIiS for Conduaing HIS itiAytiSTY'r 'TRANSPORT S ERPICE, for taking Care of Sick and il:,:vided Seamen, avd for, the Care and,Coito,ty oj &honer: of inr,do . het:ehy give Nosier, that they . qt.lll be rea.ty, at thit Ott, on Tuedgy, the sth of November, )811, to receive sealed Tender. 4, and treat with such Perm, as may h e „agi ng to contract for VI CT VAL 1. IN G Priswiert of 1i ,r in Ilealth, for Twelve Alvah: certain, iron. the iv (af Fehruav, OW. .• No Tender will 6e received after One o'Clock on the D.ty of Treaty,• nor a;ty noticed, unless Oe Patty, or In /igen' for hint, pir.tenagy attend. fach rendef must teaccompankd Letter front r;ipeeTinbli ile,l4llNs t eng.teng to hecone bound with the I ten.iering, in she Stun of 2ooa, for ttt dye performance of *Cot:O4H. Pardus _Mediu/ars osqy As known, iy applying , at this Office to , 10 she rigeseis tbssaid Crnrezissioners at 117,411.1. ' • A4ST INDI,I 110 USE," ya‘y It, THE COURT EC7'ORS tlie UNITED COll-1P,451.' of 4 ) lEkelle4N I S of ,ENGIaIiVD Tt,id brgjo tht 44St do:heic4y give Tivt ; lbe llatdas,9l 1,V.11 drawn upon a/f11 , 4.9 , 11'0nt (hely ier dbcbariie of tbe .I.Aatu paid th,tt Casintoj.,, will be emitted l 0 PerArir lbe rdift XII; .10 slot !epos: a id p.irtirqars cf ,aCirh may 4 4 .a6iaiyetly ag"4l,7eotiwi at tlx . de,tniti.iler Of I:cei Ecie 117LLIA:11 . 044V$ ; . t . Sufi. AMERICA , . We have received from America a- most slogular producroU,„2, which we hasten to give some ac tount to the political part of the British public. It is ,an address to his .countrymen, from Mr. BMith, the late Secretary 'of „Slave, on his res:gitation ,of office in that country., 1-lis'work eome in a very practicable shape, both for being understood gone rally, and .likevi4e arrording nd.the means .Of furnishing an inklfigible abstract of its imporont contents; ihaimuch as the topics on which it. treats are numbeied, so that we can copy, those Of peculiar interest to 4ritish readers, and 'supply an epitome of the:res.t. intrcAluaion explains the motives for his thus uticitessing his countrien, which we subjoin , " ADDRESS, Bce, ". To the people of the United Statut.l os.te an exposition of the circumstances which have pro— duced 'tisr . reSignation of the ofFice of Secretary of iiksorneas:it is, it is my purpose now h perfain r:' It is unexpetkeoly det °lye& upon me by 1,,e irrebistible necessity of obviating the ho nest misapprehensions of some, and the wanton misrepresentations of of heti. Constrained, then, as I Eeiuttanily r am, to come forth; ; I have in the Outset only'to premise, that this exposition shall be nothing bnt a brief unvarnished statement of fads, With the superaddition 'of onty such ob:iervat ions as may occasiondly be necessary to s dktititt 911tit•r.. .SlWilig, at the narration. My ohiect is she vindi cation of myself : and 'if in thiS v a indicatinn there 4bouVi be involved any serionSquestionS 114 to Maiiiioti o it wit). only be because t uth.a result is Itt• eVltill)*. In this undertaking, i have An eyeao th storm ill .t I will ha‘, , e to buffet---•2t storm that 1,1 beexcited by the parasites of power : but I, at the same time"; enjoy the'corisolation of having in my view Ow American axiom, Are'asures, rind n ,- .1 tie,, :' the disting9ishing characieriwie ‘, , t't he inde- _ . people of a representative Ile; %antic.. B- - sicks t . it is a . fo e'.ery inaleistandine, an confirmod by t)niverol experience, rhit c , ‘a'inti4 of duty something iS to 1Y..1 - hozarilegt:' " Mr. Madison's ran. try me of flit; mNsiOn to I.l.lssi,i, which he has ailoiared-ro he' 4 of the utmost . 4 imp lArote to tfie cinninerce ot t Limitc,i St D rei f , and hr most honourable, iropoint me - tit:abroad that is in the gilt of our Gos:•eromr aernonsfrative prOof 01 trig confidence .11 ~s in fi..;r:lity and ;4'B to capacity: in p.iblic inf.tus. " Otter NAas , ccoinpanied with many ohser; vatiunc, in a,,pearancc. resri, , Etinhy madis!, aito the contrariety rit ~ intunti that had unliapptly existed between him and [flys It with mspeta certain measures 411C1 to) t t tali) nominations, and in he seemed to gimlet) parieularlj''ar the 13ills, tooch ing our fOreign relations, that . hail been itteroditeed hyl\l.-. ltl,icon , at' he Session of • 1809-10, and at th e non-intercourse law of the last Session. Al- t. an A h this lariguage„ in the offer of the mission, and iii thtt accompaOying observations, was oat at all offehnivv; 'yet there were indications of embaf. rasment and ark wardness, that excited irilty Inind a &on, as to his real ()hie& Under the infilience , of this'sth;picion, 'king frOm my seat; I, with 'a de- • cerum due to a PreOident of the I.7oited Stases', dig tinctly informed him, that owing to our ditLrent views of many subjeds, I had some - time;since formed a d-terminatien to withdraW fro 4 lion, that I had a6tUally cdmmunicated . to some 'of' my friends this deferniination, and 10 siCcomplish ins , pat po.e lhad been only. waiting for an occasion herein it could' effeeted , ‘oitbout endangering' cottiliding agitatiOns attiring our respeait e.tricncls, and; in froM his room, I remarkel .to that I wouldduly consider w hdher the offer'pf the' mission to Ittly;ii would afford such an opportunity, " With inexpressible astonklmieilt;'hoWever, I in a few days learned, that during the lait Session Members 61er:ingress had been'enahled,• in re turning to theirr - respettitire homes, to state, that this Wen...teal offer would be made to me with the view 01 putting Mr. nanroe in the department:Of Striter. '['his of course, rhVniioned with becothirig indignation to Mr. Madisbn, upon bis hp plication afterwards 10 me for the result'of MY re ild&ions on the proposed . mission. Lie inunediludy, but with evident confusion, prates:y(l that he had übt, in any manner w hatever, authorized such a re port,, or.evert such an idea. I'n:tilted, that I surely ought: not to attribute to a Presistent o f the !Jailed States a trausadiort so hise but as a report of So delicate a Charaeter had ae.tually , gone forth, my sen s e of honour conid not hesitate a moinent in rejuaing the otter of the mission : nor cotild . l„upon- the oa - tite iociple, allow mySelf, Under' such circumstances, to rctsin my Commission . of Secretary of State. I closed t he convelsation by remarking . withgeea corn posnie, that there must have been in this afftir a roost shameful intrigue : and,'with very great litli cttlty, I Suppres:;ed: the inehuatioo I felt to te al l ie .o , that of this intrigue he r had ,inconsiderately been'the _ _ " They power of a Pre*iident olthe United States to remove any 'officer (.After• than a Judgt% wilt not be c , ttic(;\ ort.‘d : nor wilt any relenhion be set - up so abiurl as t tight'to:an office. flue it is main. kilned,' that this power cannot, consis-rntly with 0 ; e geni . ns of (.111r Gillicrtlillelll, 'and with the re. slut 10 the Senate, be xerciaed, es - nodet'aa arbilr ry nevotistri, at tilty were- caprice tl,e cl;ivr; but t h at ti t every stst.: exercise of power„ a PriitietH of ttie'United Stites most ricce , , , ,artly upnit revoniihility to Ithi COL - o,titlien; s f„, t h e r,....t,litockt of Its motivt.!s. To); brogs rot! t o ,h e gi tmod in be emir-141110/ namely; I no:f:i.vres r3l - by Mr. MArii,on, upon. which' has been I , ;uwied.his condutt loWarOs r mt: tipo`o flys occl' , .ion. Etch, then, 01 . the several'ineLkures, ifnpo t tat& or . unititpoiintil, in which there: ha twit, in any Crale, a diti,.renc . ,.! ofi opioion between wdl now t trl. rCSC:VtI , 4, in CLI . IIIII artides, pre: , mt to tht.. =--- ,- ~ ~ >. P+i ~ ~