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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1811,

I%lr received this,morning American Papers to die
1121) ult..; but they do nor enable us to communi-

Cate the documents accompanying the Pa cODtwris
• Speech. The ((Mowing are the ,only articles worth
eittraaing:—

" PHILADELPHIA, Nov.'t

" It is asserted, that Mr. FOSTOR has formally
declared to. Mr. MUNROE; that if.onr Goverrnment
.would gire him an official declaration of their
..knowledge and Belief of the revocation of the
Berlin and Milan Decrees, hiiinstruaions authotise
ltiin to sly, that in that. case the British Orders in

Conned will cease, We do not rely much on the
truth of this. report; because, sOch a proposition
from Mr. FosTait appears quite, superfluous and
.quite unnecessary, as our Government has alreitiy,
alear ago, by Mr. MA bisoN's Proclamation, asiured
silt only Great Britain, but the whole world; that
the Frerich.Deciees bad ceased In violate the neutral;
Commerce of the U,pitecl States."

EXTRACT 9F A EV,TTI3O •rnom A GENTLEINTAI4 TN
LOUISVILLE, (KEN.) DATED ocr. 22, 1811.

ri I hare nothing new,to give yob, except that
Governor Haattisor,r has Made a requisition of
about 1000 militia of this State, before the tit-rival
of which be will not leave his present quarters on
the Wabash.' The'Prophiq and, his party threaten
him v.,ith an attack it he proceeds any further, into
his ,elairded territory, which the Governor is de!'
remained to attempt, and erren a garrison on the
northern line of the late purchase made of the
Indians, in the fall of 1809. General NVELLs will
command the militia."

\''eqerday aee6unts were received by .Govetn•
merit from Cohinel GRIT w, who sup, rintencis the
lerytig the Spanish Ritriots. They stre that fla.

ronlYE'tioT.R; tuacle stn incursion into the'ene.

my's ter' itory 'with a'vontiiderabh force, and th'lt he
I,va4 levying, contrihui ions throughout the whoie pro•
vince'or Languedoc.
,

We have received Letters from Gibraltar which
state, that the diichmond gun brig, Lieut. BARTHO-•
LOMEIV, returned to that place on the 22d Novem-
ber fr. in a cruize off the coast of Spain, and. a
tztlitlessa search rifler a large privateer, of tfi guns
and 130 men, Which had captured several vessels
(some valuable out :ind..then s'icceeded in reach-
ing the port of Maraeilles,in safety, The boats of
the liiehoiond cut out, in a gallant manner, without
siiitaining any losst, a latteen Vessel; caPtnred by
the enemy, that had lain more than two months
under the strong fort of Frangerola, near Malaga,
which was silenced; and pall of its walls 4nocked
down, ill !OS than half an hour by the iiichinuno
fire: Frangerola is the fort that made so formidable
n resistance to the force Under Lieutenant-General
Lord BLANEY, in the unsuccessful expedition against
Malaga, and by its incessant firing-nearly. sunk one
of our gun-boatS, while covering the landing of the
troops. Confident CipedalioOg were entertained at
Gibreltar of the .'
enemy's pt ivateers being soon
stopped in their depredations, as Commodore Parr•
ROSE had dispatched ail the vessels.of war in 'quest
of than.'

We have, it seems, given some offence to one of
our contemporaries because we tailed, that body of
Nobktnen and Gentlemen who have systematically
opposed the present 'Ministers 'Tim ,PAttrY, It is
not our habit to introduce into political dlsco4.
sions harlit,lanwinge, or to apply cuarse epithets: to
those from wham ‘ie ditier ,in Opinion. The cause
of 'truth is not promoted by violence or .by abuse,
-rincl it is universally acknowledged, that when a
tn..b.jiis to call names, he is nearly at the end at
ids ...atuttient. But this forhelrance must: not lie
carried Lod lar. We must not abstain; from apply..
log those epithets to the OppoSition which they
rem by, their criodua so alixitniq to deserve. We
have, called the Men.bers of (.)piiesitiOn THE
and we might) we think; without devi,-
ming (torn the troth, have rnadn use of , a
roue!' stronger term %Vito acs see a num-
bcrs, of Pet sons atiitig together in, bod 3,, nr,i;
fOrroly.ind systematically opposing the 'ildruinistra=
Lion of the country. to.ttrnes of 604tr.11t':1,1,,iiiri.
culty and danger—when, we see ,them'constuily
Censoring. every exertion made by tht,a6veritint..tt
to humble•oni enemy bbroad—wlien we Lear them
invariably extl;getatiog the successes of the enemy,