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OBSERVATI4 tow. tile. • UTILITY. and
ADMINISTRATION of PURGATIVE 'AIEDI-
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B, JAMES HAMILTON, M.O.
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This day was published, is Ton -191". Nvol. prWC
boats* with an &Rewrote Map id Spain, and a Book o'
tlta Poseßoads, the Second Edition, rolcrged, of
MIL S E P LE'S JOURNEY through
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Lowden: Printed fur C. and R. Baldwin, New Ifridr-
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Asa The parseversnee with which the patinitie Spaniards,
tautimse to resist their invaders, proves that Nfr. Sem*
Mewed that people with tbit eye of a Politician and BBB's.
ooplier, when lie foretold that to Spain the freAton sf
Escape was destined to commence." •

cluing* has been rendered the more striking.
tiu-
der the lseilign influence of our Republican just:-
inflow:, end the ntaintenance of peace with all
natiolis, wliilst so busily of than *ere engaged
in bloody and wasteful wars, the fruits of
policy were etijoyed iu ui u stied growth of
oar faeulti4 nod rasources.—Proof. of this were
seru in the improvements of agriculture in the
successful enterpnse of commerce ; in the pro-
rens of mmufactitres and useful arta; in the
increase of the public revenues, and tie use made
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of it in reducing the public debt,iindin the valuable
works and establishments every where multiplying
over the face of our land.
4. It is a precious reflection that the transition
from this prosperous condition of our country, to
the scene which has for some time beets distressing
11., I. not chargeable on any warrantable views, nor,
as I trust, on any involuntaty errors in the Public
Councils. bidltigllig no IlltS*lollg which trespass
CIO the rights or the repose of other Nations, it has
been the true glory of the United States to calif
vote peace by observing justice, nod to entitle
themselves to the respect of the Natieus at war, by
fulfilling their neutral obligations with the most
scrupulous impartiality.
" If there be candour in the world, the troth of
these awesome will lot be questioned. Posterity
at least will do justice to them.
•' This unexceptionable course could not avail
against tht injustice and violence of the Belligerent
Powers. In their rage against each other, or im-
pelled by more direct motive'', principle% of retali-
ation have been introduced, equally contray to

AMERICAN PAPERS.
MR. MADISON'S INAUGURAL SPEECH,
Delivered Minh 4th, it Twelve o'clock.
WASHINGIION, HaittH 4.
" tinailling to depart from examples of the most
revered authority. I aced myself of the occasion
now presented, to express the profound isapressisn
made eta ate. by the call of my country to the
station, to the duties of which I am about to
pledge myself, by the most solemn of sanctions. So
distinguished a mark of confidence proceeding from,.
41se deliberate and tranquil suffrage of a free and
virtuous Nation, would, under stay circumstances,
have e.olyarnanded my gratitude and devotion, as
well a. filled i.re *lib All awful sense of the tru.tto
lae assumed. Voilev the various eircitinstalices,]
which gave pecti!lar solemnity to the csivtiii4 period,
I feel that both the hoootir cud the responsibility "
allotted to ore are inexpressibly enhanced.
o' The prevent situation of the world is indeed
without a parallel.; sad that of our corintry full of
difficulties. The pressure of these, too, is the more
seven ly felt, becalm they have fallen upon us at a
na.oviratt when nattenal prosperity hiring at a height
aot before attained, the contrast revolting from this

universal reason and acknowledged law. How
long their arbitrary edicts will be continued in
spite Of the gtenionstrationg, that not even a pretext
or Omuta has leen given by the United States, and
• -of the fair mid Wirral atteistpts to induce a revo-
catioo of them, cannot be anticipated.
Assuring myself that, ander every viCieskode,
the deterroMed spirit and united councils of the
nation will be safe-guard+ to its bouonr :lad it. es-