The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-28 00:00:00

•rHE OAT ESSIAI%c

NAVAL INTE L LIG !MGM.

ES T3lO D INDEPENDENCE.

nest.. JAN. _+7.—Sailed this morning, shout eight On the o.h instant, the independent Freeholders,
.o'clock, the Raring, Lamb, with
mate
tenor,s for resident in Ansbleside and its vicinity, met at the
lie, South Wile.;
the twig. unfit, Marquis Can.! White Lion inn, in that town, for the per of
ant !Atelier Csstle lass Intit•nten: owl most receiving the medals given by John Wakefield, Esq.,
of the oat ward-hound.—The Vansiut Fast India. in conimeninraie the glorious straggle to rescue the
t o
from A 6,foot:ideal domination. Upon this
man has been detained in getting her anchor and .1
County
cable,
which
rho
parted
from
airing
the
gale
nn
the pacifying occasion forty-wren Gentlemen (of whom
not less than forty were Freeholders) sat down to a
45th i ,at. ; and the Charles Grant, waiting to isccom-
plentiful and arbatantial dinner, at the conclusion of
pony her.
which, the first toast riven by the Chairman (Mr.
Five o'Celock.—The shove two vessels, end the
remainder
of the
outwevd.hoind, have just
sailed Edmonds) was the " King and Constita:ion." This
toast bad scarrply gone round, when it was annonoced,
wish a gentle brine at E. S. E.
poirrsoorprn.
Lam.
27._Ariived
his
Majesty's that Mr. Carnet', N. Ir. in passing through the
town, being informed on what occasion the company
ship Tribune, from the Downs.—Sailed the Meister,
were assembled, had expressed a wish to visit them.
Berryman, for Cork and Ceylon ; and some others
lie was immediately introduced, and on hi. entrance
"I,7:Lratb:rmell: imv.ls._ir
hag
blown •
very
balml' was greeted by an enthasiastsc burst of applause.
On his health being given from the Chair,
gale all day from S.W. to W.S.W., bat the whole of
ll:used:3ns
an gitisn ng this mark of
the shipping in the Roads and Hartong r have rode it respect,
Gessoes.
,I.„brel
nit without accident—it is now 9P. M. more me- on which they were assernbled,heit the oc
eghteas
himselfion
derate.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Sealark, from a l fortunate its coming amongst them, though only for
cruise; Duke of Wellington. Coro•b7l from Seville • few minutes—he was glad to gee their .pirita un-
daunted by their late disappointment, card curia rs.
fee London ; end Trial, *okra, from Halifax for
cure the thvi the stand tiny had matlefor the re.
Lessdote, with damage end leaky, and lost a man cor them that of their "eds, had
tentierpti the
stemo
of a
emboli rd. I Westsnotland Fueeholder Respectable throughout the

I.tvsa►oot., JAN. 26.—The flarannab whet,
freer Ilavannah to Liverpool, is on shore at the point
of Ayr, war the entrance of the Chester Rivor.—
The Seaferth, Davies, soiled from hence on the 2.1
inst. for Calcutta, bas pot back with her fore and
mrsln-mesisiuld bowsprit sprang, and loss of mils.

kingdom. " it orris said, art' he believed upon good
authority, Chet Lord l.noadal• did •t, intend that
his two sons ',mold again be proposes' as their Re.
pres►ntation; but he begged lease 1• Rebind them,
that it the Domination come frum that goofier, their
indepri.denee was net secured by a .e.g, dui I
person!, and in his opinion they ought to rest

Bowsaw's, lat.AT, JAN. IL—Yesterday morning
arrived in this buboes, (Lncbendall) the Peggy,
Nuevo, and from HeWag to Liverpool ; in a fevers
Rile last night, she was driven on shore, and will
hare to land put of her cargo, ere sire can be
get to a place of safety.—The brig, Jason, White,
wf Whitehaven, from Gressiock to Jamaica,
also (1111111 to an anchor in this harbour, yes.
terday morning, after suffering considerable damage,
en Saturday last, off the Island of Tory, where, in
a gale of wind, she Inst her boats, some yards, bal.
weeks mach damaged, and two of her men washed
.overboard ; she will, in all probability bum to n-
iers to Greenock to refit.
Coin, JAN. 22.—The Nancy, Williams, of -Work.
legion, gel aground in White Bay, in going oot of
harbour ; boats went to her assist/nee.
Bar xit AN, TOISA T, J A N. 25.—Arrived the prhoo.
re Miners., Collier, 15 days from Seville, with de-
base in mils, spars, fire.
PIIII2AOOII, Jas. 2.5.--414ile* herd all night, anti
eA this input, 3 P.M., it bltios with bloused fart'.

sslisfied with nothing less than a nomination of
both their Representatives by a fell County
Meeting. After some strong remarks span the
folly of ',pectin, much good could be done in
the present filtration of the connlry without a Re.
form in Parliament, and upon the insult of hassling
of the prosperity of the country, when the labour-
ing cl were enable to earn a sufficiency for their
subsistence, but great numbers of them were reduced
to ab.olute pauperism ; he professed himself, friend
44 he was to the egricultisral interest, a most decided
enemy to any n.•w Corn lbll, because its immediate
•
I effect would be to raise the price of the nee %%%%% ies of
life to the labouring classes, without benehtine the
farmers, whose rents nosh! certainly be raised by
their landlords, end the plan would eventually prose
injurious to the latter, by affording to Ministers ■
pretest for laying no a hoary Properly Tas."—Mr.
(7eriseo's ob ions on Reform, we hail with
etre gratification ; bet his remarks on the Land-
jobber's' Cunt Bill, rowing from an great a land-
holder as Mr. Curwers is, are it this moment of th.•
highest imporlsoce. Carii•le ma) well be proud of
so honest and su trult noble a lt-irraa..rilariat.

CARL 0? THE KING.—The foll•wiug sp. she beets/
of the Dill, lnaiWle.l " As Act to provide for the
Care of his Majesty's Person..larine the cuotiosmoce
of his Maievy's !limas," two before the Doom of
Lords : brat clause provides, that the care of
his Maj..%ty's Person and Iloo..ehold, &c. be v•sted
in the Duke of 'sigh a fPireration It to the
spy woo ut of ti.e Lard Chan,:rerlain.- Limits
the roe ers of the Household Oa:Pls.-31 Anpuirita
a Conrail In assitit the Doke of Yana:.-3'h. Pre-
scribes the fi•rl3 of (1,11 to he t•keri by the Mem-
hers of his Royal iligtiness'a Council.-51h. The
Council eml.owered to catmint. the Physicians and
others upon oath.—Gth. The Council to meet, and to
declare the stop of his Majesty's health, and transmit
a copy of such Declaration to the President ..f the
Privy CoutiLil.-7th. In case of the restoralion of his
Majesta's health, the same shall be notified to the
Privy Council, soil entered upon their books.-Bth.
After such entry, his Majesty may, by sign Menial,
require the Privy Council to as..emble.-9th. Powers
of the Act to crate on Ida Alajests'a declaring, by
Proclamation, his resumption of the !loyal Authority.
—loth. Incase of the Dek• of Yoga's death, the car*
of his Majesty's Person shall be vested in the Doke's
Council, until provision shall be made by Parliament.
11th. The Puist,r; Itrut.arr to issue a Proclamation
for the :Meeting of Parliament, in case Parliament he
not silting.--I.llb. Regulations for calling the Meet-
ing of a oleo Parliunent, if the event shall happen
befoge the day appointed by Writ of Sammons; or,
in ca.'s where it aliall happen upon or after the day
appointed by IVrit ..f SUMnIIIII4.-I,llfly, Ir ia pros.
aided that the Act may be altered or repealed daring

Yesterday being the Amager.* i 1
tbeiriti.aerf
ltelai R 10..,, gni Doke if Susses, who I
moored ha* hit aliab yar. the same was caramelise.
gated by the fraktnity of Anil 0 N1...n0. ~, their
Mall. la Freetwalues' rotern. The Right Henna/able
Lord Viattoaat TORRTXOTON wit in the Chair, sap.
parted by Ilse Grand °dicers and a nosavroes body of
ilseßretbres, who werejesilysolienous to manifest the
datifol Direction which they bear Inwards his Royal
Mohnen, us their Grand Master. not merely far the
bled,fratontal, and um wearier: attention which he pays
hp the craft. bet for the edifying 'sample which he
held. forth of its beneficent principles, by the prat.
Ike in his private life, of viii I toleration and be-
nevolence. The Brethren were rejoiced to gee their
illiastrioal Grand Master reterned to town in high
health and spirits. The day was spent in the almost
conviviality, towards which the Royal Doke himself
pastiniistly contribeted by the animating sentiments
mhich be enforced with perseasive eloquence.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
lodia-llome, when THOMAS GRF.LNTIILC. Esq.
was appointed a Meatier of Cnencil at St. Helena.
in the room of W. W. Duvrron. Esq. resigned.
The ender-asentioned Commanders took lease of the
Coen. merinos to departioa for their re,tpectir•
destinations, viz. Capt. W. Ikea, Herefordshire, for
St. Helene, 1300611, sod China ; Captain J. It.
F . oN, Windsor. Captain A. N %/MEE, General
Xyd. for Madras and China ; Captain R. AI.‘ACER,
Waterloo, Capt. C. 0. MATIsa, Atlas, Capt. T.
Streatham, for Den/i3l and China.
A lath Paper innnonres the death of Made.
wroiselle de LAIIIOIIIZ VIDIL, at Agen, the 12th ult.
aged 104.
. _

the pre!,ent Session. s
There are no less than cleren mails dee in Irelend
by way nflfold-liten end Waterrntd, owing In
the boisterous stile of the weather. Thi, is a
stance vareely ciror remembered before. Nine
mails ate new doe it. Ireland, by the way of Post.
pattick atol l).“tagh.i.!se.
An inexhaustible quantity of granite has been dis.
catered newt Teignnin:•tts.
Lintouty fair was litgely supplied with horses,
which met $OO ; the best horses did not bring
the prices expected ; inferior one., of which there were
a I.irge peurntlis..,, sold Cole.. Beef mode ;'J.
and Mutton VI per lb. Miikers and incised Cows
sold freely.
It is remarkable, that in the parish of Whitby, in
Yorkshire, there here been, daring the hif.t year. ex.
'icily the same number of baptisms that there're days
in the year.

la a private section which took place a few days
sine, at rade, the marble stater of Madame LRr!rt
BOSAPARTE mat sold for tam tam of Itti3OUo francs.
11l was parchaved by order and on account of the
Doke of DTVOMPIIIItt.

A person, who bed jest Imnded at Deer from
prancer o• Saterdsy less, was nverSauled by the
Tide Surveyor of the Groom., end 73 gold watches
pod 35 gold ■esical seals taken from his person ; the
. value of an whole is estimated at nearly 10001. The
• passenger's memo is said to be Levey, and the articles
were very callosity concealed resod different parts
of his body.

Tuesday Meg the King's Theatre opened far the
season, with a mow Italian Opera, rolled latoliana
l's Aigicri, Glandes] on MA mmmmm rt.'s tale of Roza-
lar►a. The performers, new and old, were greatly
spplawdetl.

The gravel walks in the new plantations! in St.
James's-square, are now rolling down, on • solid
have of old hriek-work, and will remain dry in all
weathers, by moans of sunk drains, upon a novel
to ratty off the water.
Ilelfilt dad i• Thom*. willissa• • 7i Tbe hotly of a mass who was buried in St. Ann's
Michael I WAN . I 1 NO.. Nft.l4•Riel WillialiS 71 •
4..ru:reo.yargl, t.o S•indsy, was discovered in a sack.
illms Penn,. 7g nth, w%o••sistarts
sit Thomas BeU • . Jaen,. Gewtre Cope 41 soder the wail in Princes-street, on Monday morn.
Thrtecht Bale • 75 (44.• Ldm. '"'"1"'"°"h 31 ling, and ihar of a female on the ground in the Church.
The LORD MAYOR declared the Election In hive raid, whole other graves had been disturbed. The
fallen on the first eight Gentlemen; and they were bedies were interred again, and the wall in Panetta.
•sworn immediately into office. The several Candi- street is to be heightened, and spiked railings placed
dues then premed's' so return thanks for the 'sprit t at the top.

WALIIIIOOIIWARDo-At the final close of the poll
yesterday, the numbers stood is ender—

they had rei tired ; but in the course of this u.u4lly The house of Mr. J. Morris, in liyde.plsce, Re.
'plessant dory, esplaaarion lest to rrimination, sod gont.st root, "as broken into by • rrsng of thieves on
nisch altercation ensued Wilma the contending Sunday oho stole all rho plare, wearing app..
per ties. rel, au.' vier) thing portable, with which they csc.ircl.

AG RIC ULTUR A L PETITION. .

SIR CHARM ROLSELEY TO• EDWARD BLOM.
ESQ.

AMERICAN PAPF.RS.

OZ7II. ltrt.ATIoN•; ‘t ITif cPItV.
i7fICIO;i NT+ rn %NSA' ITTLI) TO c;lNcin rim

Ili DEAR BLOUNT,-1 see by your eaterer to fey ,
letter on the still " Monstrous Petition" that is now TI) Fitt MIXISTFO. or.rxtr,ri .11%R VOF slim
wadin Shrug gh the County oo had an awkward
VSITen sTATEr TO sr UN, At st twilit' No. 7 ).
g , y
lark to perform,—mine is equally so; bat I hate si n,_ ?c,'.,ils .; siji;a7rei4l.l3,sr:.N.::r,..li";:,;;;:::f.' isle.
w, h
brought it on mykelf, and I Mitt ;et out of the their erriosurea, have her., treeiv...l al this De.
scrap. as well as I can. The sobjett'is however too partmetit. Among these enelosvres lite the se.
important to be suffered to past unnoticed ; and if Territ notes addressed
.to ye* by Mr. Pizarro, its
'elation to she
rrommelotor doring the campaign of
you have not understood my precise meaning, in
General Jatlvrin against the Seminole Indians anit
some points of my letter, I shall take the oppertu. the banditti of blear/no combined with them, and par.
nity of 'EOM • g them, mad of commenting mistime titularly to his p r dings in Florida, without the
parts of your answer, which, on yank dealing an boondaries of the United States.
much in the suppositions, makes it more difficult to In the fourth and last of those onem of Mr. Pi.
meet you. :aro he has given formal notice, that the King, his
I made no attack 4' no the Right of Petuio„"-1 master, h" ins" order, for she suspension of the fie'
striation between the United Steles and Spain, unlit
only deprecated the oljed of the Petition, which I satisfaction shall hate been made by the American
consider as even criminal ; and the plea for ii, far Government to him for these proceedings of General
removed from the principles of sound n. Jackson, which he considers es acts of unequivocal
, The protection given to commerce is of another hnsillii) °Pi"( him, and as outrages open his ho.
treat and dignity ; the only acceptable economists, for
slesetiptiom, and its object is of a different nature—
to proldhit the importation of manufactured amok is I which is stated to consist in a dimeowal of the sets
,tes citrate labour at home ; but to prohibit the impor. of the American Geoeral ohne complained of, the
is
11111011 of Ylsio is to starve the labourer. infliction open him of • suits eat for his
II rrle certainly be questioned, whether a general supposed misconduct, and the rev of the port.
freedom "old out more sallowest, Commerce, than and tetritories with ihdentnity for property
the protections now given in it, which are of course I taken bet the 'punish Awful • get all
aesorted to by filter counttivs in their ICON soil in I die"e°• üblic or priest., satekbeet in
*eir own detence; and the protections turn out as a I consequence 0
matter of course. as so many injurious restriction,. Within a very ifter this notification Mr.
•ir". eleY forn"Mher the stet, of the 04111:reboot oil Pizarro most have with copies of the cm_
11.,ortle , us, w ho, for some set sic. , ei.d lease • respondence het wee., and thls Dery t.,,,,,
Prime .11iiii.ter, who asked what he 'meld do in re.. the determination which he a ',then by the Pro
jrn—inil the 01:1 Gentleman said... Let us atom'!" si,i'lit in r"'"'• the l'lnee l'en`•"l4, et i'h she
Goterorseuti genot4lly do more mischief that. good fort ..f Hirroproi. to on, 10"904.1""loPrl, Joihnritml
by their interf.ieitc.. rn th• part of Spain to t•Croill• them ; and the fort of
The proposer, of the landholders are ridi•elalea— • it. Mirk to any Spankh torte al.-plate to its pro.
they evidently to is!, to escape from the pressure of the ruction against ihr Inehßlol, by stott•rn its forcibie ne-
times, at the •spence of others. If the tales are ton • collation had been thleatenert, 1, °mitoses of hos-
heavy for them, then let them end to 1..... ;Mita, against tie Voircil switrit. •1 1 • efhcer rem.
than by ios ist in .4. nu a Radical Rfforin of all abuses : me"'"ti " al the post his hten directed to consider-
and then the tales laying heavy on agriculture, would : 250 men as such adequate trice ; sal in Cloe a their
aslatter of course. fall to the ground, ii. company oPPeofooce, with pepper out howl, to deliver it op
wany others. Increase the price of breast, and 'to ,heir Commatid•sr accnoilieg.y.
you will throw some thousands more on the work. ' I:to,m the last.teentiotted t evreToorleote, the
house than an already—ant!l Mink that is tierotiless. Spaniel' Government me., liLooke t•ere been %at Med
I will not po.itisely say that that is Ibis object of the th,t 11.• oc. ovation of obese !.lire. ,11 Spiani•h Flo.
petitionet, hot Lam ea sin sorb will be the earl. Lida, II the C.J.t.taatttler of the Aosetiram Inters.
I did not in my lento sly I wished to rtiute it.f. 055 net by riots*. I any order reeri•ed by him from
present prices. hoasevor I might wish to see them s.. them Gol' rorlent to thus *greet, Pnr with any view of
',doted; but 1 not.st certainly should wkh to prevent otitfi"t4 the r,,,, rice 6"°11 II"' .!'"e•seil'ey of Seloiss
their ulcerate. Th. principal object of any Goitre n. • nor in Oaf •mirit of tinstility to the Sonia% Govern.
meet is to sepport ifs population. li this to b• don. • mega : that it erne,. firm incidents which occurred in
by placing lanai,. ~,, s beyond their power of pot. the torrie:ution of the sat against the Indleas—frowl
chasing? You, atistsm•tit goes also, only no the : the imminent 'Neter in which the Felt of St. Meek.
ageieultural [shouter ; •1 if the thawed& of mann. oils, of bying se,rorl by the Indians themselves, aid
fadurers and artisans throughout the kingdom, were .from the otanifestations of hostility to the United
not worthy to be tirs.i.zed, but who are equally fa. " Stites .by the Ctoventrodsat of SI. Mork and the
nikkine with the other; aid how can you ionrease • Gr"ernor of Pensacola, the proofs of oaldele oleo
..11tiesitilly I. pay Apr br esuj, ba assprjorios it . ensile known to Geo. Jai keno, sort isopetled biro,
of ' Witt the wages of all ih oo ar Pr, rise with ! from lim necomitims of self.defenco, en the idelie of
the proposed w,..,„„.? If not they will be ~, which the !vanish Government como'ains.
robbed by the land.lsokler ; and if, which woula be It mill be sultirient to !eke the 'inches/Ikm 4
more likely, the wages shout,! become Ices, how would these elea•uriik upon Oae grounds. and to firstish,
they 11. stile to subsist at all ? In short, my ilea r Blows', ill 'he Pf 14104.41 O. 11;. sof Genteel J.rkson"s letsero,
*hick .ter way we tern the subject, nothing het mi- and she "lechers be which they are soill'omods the
eery shires us in the fare—we use in a cleft sittk—ad_ evidence of that hostile void, on the part of the Spa.
lance we cannot—and to retain on our steps is n..t oish Coolloalierl, hit for 11 e terms in which Mr•
in our poa er ; cud sa it must always be, under such Piaerro *Peas of the 'ion of two British sub.
an abumiitable specter as we now esperience ; but, poets, taken, roe at the Fort of St. Nark, and this
to r•luott to the *object, you certainly know, es well other at Nan any, and the intimation that these tract-
as myself, that the valet of labour has decreased in actions may lead to a chant, in the relating, be.
pe01.01600 as the price of food has encressed—•,,l 'aeon the two nations, which is doubtless intended
that it mast continue so to do, while there are more to he molder •lontl as a maitre of war.
'shouters than there is of the demand for labour. and i It may be, therefore, proper to remind the Go-
we ore placed in such circumstances as 10 render any ! vernment ot his Catholic Majesty of the incidents ht
attemt.t to benefit one class a: the rapence of another,'' which this Seminole war "ligirmwds us well of the
a frightful erreriment. I did not ray that the high circumstances connected with it, in the re a•ion be.
price of bread alone, produced the French Revoke. , tra..,, splits and her ally, whom she sylvan tic
lion, but that it " hastened" it—there is nn doola I have b.ei, Hiked by tile proceedings of Gettet6l
of that fact ; let it he considered as • bugbrar or Jackson, anti to give to the S,rauish Cabinet some
not. so it was, and it may hasten one in this ceuntry Weise foforowiols of She "stele of the he'lle•ll's Pe-
al.n; let those who leer it, mind what they are :thoot ! ' eniletlY loimr"l"g it' Stain,in whim h these soircts
As to the English Liod.hoid„l„,,iii4 nirgiowine , of her Allies, in whose favour she takes this interest,
Corn, it would be like his threatening us with ceasitiz were engaged, • hen their pro jects of every kind wery
to live. The Government would tike care to make i terminated, its consequence ul their falling into ilia
him 'afield@ for his tales, the Parson for his tithes, hoods of General Jackson.
and the Landlord for his rent, li LOP I.e las any 1 I" the toe"' ef A'illools 11313, wit's!, a war vatted
thing left; it is only the 'fot that are oppressed; it . holoteen the 1.:otrIll ito,•l and Glest Iltilatos to
is wily the miserable that are injured. I roto.ider : which Spain bad formerly declared herself neutral, a
the messier• as ea iniquitous attempt to pop . bed Iltilish force, not in the fresh puma of a defeated
system, which ought to be broken op. iii,:h nrno., mod lijitig eueasy—not overstepping an ;matinees-
`end enormous Taxation, may requite COllO Bills to and tquivocat boundary brtaeen their own territories
Starve
the Population, but such Hills are meal the •01100‘. bel,.orfing. In some sort, as much to their
morejustifiable because obey are essential to a Cr.,. , • Poem,' as" SIMON but approaching Lily see, and br
rapt System of Government. I am, however, not a 1"0"1 sod open invasion of the Spanish Province,
cormisseed that she real Fullest wants the measure, al a thousand miles, or an ocean's dwaitco 'torn any
which yen will not I' alivricate," though jou became , Usiii‘h tut situ, I , landed io
Florida, tont; porcessio,
be. analog*. I mach fear the measure originates of Pensacola end the Fort of Barrancas, and invited.
with Gentlewen Farmers; those great land-holden; by public Proclamations, all the runaway Negroes
who have established themselves upon the rain of • —all the savage Indians—all the Pirates, aid ell
flail useful class of men, called the Old Hpaglish the Traitors to their country, whom they knew
Feraer-11 Tette our own county as an rumple, sod or imagined to east within reach of their sea-
-1 mill ho bound to prove, the Noblemen and Gen. , aeons, to joist their standard, and wage en ewer.
Crown bold in their own hands -10,000 acres. Ihni , mineleog war against 'kelpie-lion of the United
would support in every comfort 350 families without St" lmuu'dill•lS lidsdislil upon this "'lest
a Corn Bill ! ! !--and yet these poor souls of Gen.. and thus violated :territory of Spain. The laud
denten Farmers, will not grow at all if any others I Commander of this Hrilish force was a certain Col.
are alle•ed to come into the aserket. This k what i Nicholls. who, drives. from Pensaleca by the appresets
I call monstrous, and deserving of " Hard Epi. !of Gen..likkron, actually left„ to be blow. up, the
thets."—Let them keep in their proper sphere—anti ; `punish Fort of Ilaressees• el'en be found it could
not take the bread oat of the mouths of those, who ; not afford him protection, and. •vacuslitet that port
are more properly and naturally adapted to the; of th• Pulluees leaded it 'teeth", established him'
Trade. That they may have done greet geed by het. ' self on the Appalachicola river, and there erected a
felling the breeding of moo to aroma, i will not i fort, from which to sally forth, with his motley tribe
deny—but they have done more harm. `of black, white, and red constraint', against the tie-
The measure that wants an apologist, comes he. ; feeteeless brooders of the United Slates in that vicinity.
fore the Public its • very tortlionable shape ;. I am ' A part of this forte ronsiated of a corps of colonial
as much the friend of discussion as any men—hut marine., levied io the British colonies, In which Geo.
, there topics that require fume; and if the,' Peer VVOrollline was a Caraor end nob. Ceirelle[ll--2.]
was a deer ease this is one. That the promote,' of Arud"lel" was a lelelet•"1"l•
the oseesare will bow to any thing in the shape of LI X.] As between the United States sod Great
reason, I doubt —but I have 110 dOll4ll there is too Beitansose should [I.X ] be willing to bury Ibis
mach spirit in the People gaselier such a measure to llonliertion lo the some grave of oblivinis with other
be carried. Here, my dear Blount, my task rods— Iranseermos of that war, bad the hostilities of Col.
I have performed it in baste, and I am Iliad with
Nicholls terminated with the war. Bat he did net
Ins 11. my meaning can by any
some ineebeeency, consider ihe peace *bleb ensued between the United
possible cheek* be f oat, I shall besatisfiud. Stales moil Great Britaio, as haling put an end either
I remain s tot des loyal, j our's sincerely, so his military occultations or AO his nogratietiow. with
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