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requiring As the only Caselltlem, thee I dffelaiii to
him. thieve you, on myword of honour, all the
knowledgili have of &grandee plans, of his intend.
ed points of attack, of the perfons with Whom ho•
has matinees is Census, lid lite Manes of thq,
Spaniards in this country wheilltaredin his fchemei,
and expedition ; in fall, all the materiel information
I may be partied of, the knoorkdge df wbich'may
be ofeful to the Spann]: Government, for the prefer-
oration and tranquillity of the provinces kllranda has
in view to revolutionise.
“ When the Marquis de Cafe Yrnjo takes a dif-
*Sonata view of the circumilances cenneeed with
13taiwal Miraada's vifit to Wathington, Ms fubfe.
gent aindna hem, and dearly alcertains that the
Wriedeanompanying him is the Leander were not
of his redo% and plans, he will permit his'
benevolence to expand, and dter all thole taken in
the (choosier. from Muth treatment and unmerited
penillinsent ; be will induce the Government of his
country to view the queftion in other lights than
thole which may tend to expofe it to more revere ani-
madverlions than have hitherto been made, or to
the roofing of that fpirit of indignation and refent•
menty.which,if once permitted to born forth, can-
not fail of being attended with awns marks of jua,,
revenge.
44 With relpett to my fon, he was not made sc.
rquainted with the plans of General Miranda ; he
went with him as a young companion, to (hare his
fortunes and his fate; be was accompanied by Tome
of his friends, capable of deeds of hardihood and va-
lour—worthy their leader, worthy his andel
4' Whatever may be the fituation and fate of the
perfone taken on board the fehooners, I can never ta•
citly fanition the lath of tyranny on his affociates,
and [notch my fon frost a participation in their fate,
whatever it may be. Nothing but the Marquis's want
of an acquaintance with we can plead an ciente for
the indelicacy of biseptopofitimis. •
Do me the favour, my friend, tontate him, that
-were I in my fon's fituation, I would net comply
with his propofals to fare myfelf, and I would not
ettl fo great an indict), upon. usrfons_my family,
andityfelf, as to tb Maw/eider the Ngd of in-
famy anCilifgratte. hero is doubt the Marolnitil
wily giti-Thtb•adVtte to the Govotrusir of Caraccas,
and Make filth i'llatement *Ghia King (by whom .1
may have honour to he rationally reconciled) as
will Wake" 'sinus mynah the dignified character
of the apaifi neitibn lij any ails of palGon and bar-
bath( Itithlbaprofent cafe.
stir wins groat refine.
u le lend and humble forwent,

S. SMIYk.

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Some of the Morning Papers of this day Elate
that a Merenger arrived fall night from France.—
We can allure the Public, that no Mellinger has ar-
rived, nor has intelligence of any kind been received
from France fince the arrival of the ParisJournah, en.
,nounced in our Paper of Thurfday
In faa, fo many obllacles have been thrown in the
way of a pacific arrangement fince Lord bayou-
am* fee out for Paris, that it is the height Asti,
folly to be every day expeaing kleffengers fman
Paris. Boaavaara has followed, on the protein tro.,
cation, a line of condua limilar to what he adopealli
when the terms of the (all Treaty were under difebt
(ion. On that occafion, while the terms were ar-
ranging, he made himfelf King of Italy ; being re-
folved on the mediae. he adopted it before concluding
the Treaty, that it might not be afterwards objeaed
to as an infringement of any of the articles declared
orimplied in the Treaty. In the fame manner, while
the prefent difintEons were carrying on, he places
himfelf at the headof the States:on the Rhine, and phi
himfelf declared Proteaor 'of the Confederation. DU
not this alter his relative litnation in a molt effential,
mann:r ? Could it be expeited that arrangements
which were, in a great meafore, fettled before Lori
LAUDSRDALI went to Paris, and before any fetch
innovation was avowed, &mild be acceded to by onr
Government, without anyjcounter qualification ?
The thing was impoffible, onlefs our Government
bad refolved to throw this great and powerful nation
at the feet of NaroLsor ! Even the trick which was
praaifed upon D'Ourtets. tended to retard the Nego-
ciation. We can am with confidence, that the
Ruffian Negociator was completely duped by Tat,-
. He was made to believe, that the Treaty
with England was ready to be figned, and that any
delay on his part in figning • Preliminary Treaty for
Rolla, would be facrificing the interells of his Mait
ter, and placing him in a worfe fituation this
the Treaty did which was then prefeoted for figs&
tore. We have reafon even to believe that within
very few hours after he had figned that Treaty. be
himfelf difcovercd, that he had been grofsly impofid
upon ; and, if we may et edit information of the suoil
refpeitable kind, it was this difcovery that led him to
let off fo precipitately from Paris for Peterfburgh—
nor, as has been generally believed, to haflen, but
to get to Peterfbargh before his own courier, to Rate
to his Court the real fads that had led to the figning
of the Preliminary Treaty, and to prevent its being
furptifed into a ratification. Whether, the Treaty
having been aaually figned, the Cabinet of St. Pe.
terfburgh may think it preferable to confirm it under
all the circumliances, time will.thew...but of the ac-