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HOUSE-THURsDAY, JUNE TT.
a bl, raPealhs pat Of an ct for the preferVatiou
OF taimou, &c. IN the rivers, &c. 10 Lincoln and
Cumberland counties, and other dmi'ar laws, a.
repees their operation ia thole counties, pafed 20
Be enaded.
The tiouie proceeded. agreeably 70 afhgnm=nt,
% the hearing the parties 90 the complaints asand
the Hon. Pasl ID. Sargent and others.
JuxE q.
The Houfe again proceeded u the conGderaIioa
Of the charges exhibited seaiuf certain Julices Of
the County of Hancock, and hnaIy acquitted them.
JUNE IS.
Capt Joftph Titcomb was returned 4 member
from Poriaud, in the room Of Woodbury. SIorer,
Eiq. chuien member at tn: Senate.
The Committee on accounts. were directed 20
make rsaionsSle allowance 10 the v''tntG1s o. the
complaint sgaiaa p. D. Sargent; Efq. and othes.
-s WEDNESDAY, JUNE y.
~ bill 70 incorporate Robert Lap.th and 9th
erss to build bridge over Kendutl;eag llream
IN Bangor, was read twice, and this afternoon
aligned for the third reading.
AIeColpe, making further provilion TO carry
into efFrct the reoivs Of March u relative "a the
grant 70 folders Of The late army, was read and
paAed. + .
a bill to alter the line between the S. p4rih
IN Angotta, and ths raiillin HaIowell, and 70
repeal the iecond fiction Of he aa dividing the
town Of Hallowellinto three Pariih:s was re
ceived from the Senate whete il had padei to
be engroGed. Read twice. add this afternoon,
4 o'clock, aligued for the third reading
The bill, for the prefervation Of certain f4lt
nsrih III Scarborough, was paGedto be epaa-
cd.
~ June Is.
The bill refPeaing the,liae between the Couth
Paril N AuguGa, and The pagith in 4aIlCweIl,
&c. pafed TO BE guaEed.
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BosroE, JUNE IS.
ACHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.

n CHHP1 TX OF. dLClL)kN1S,
Could he recorded from events within the circle
OF our Information, thele few daTs paa.
One We have been requelied not TO notice.
On Sunday the body OF young woman was
found in Charles, River near the bridge. fuppofed
TO have been murdered, and thrown from the
bridge.
During the thunder llorm yeRerday after
noon, two perlons, one Of them about Il years
of age, Ion Of Jonathan Oaks, Elq. the other
about Is years Of age. named Dow, were in
fanly killed by ligbtnipg ii a houfe 10 Maiden.
They had been at work, aud had taken hel er
in the houfe from tie rain, when the volume of
liehtning Palling through the room put an in
f4ut period 10 their exibence. Several perfons
in the houfe fet the ihock but were not mate
RALLY injured.
A perion wasye6erday afternoon found dead
under helarge tree on the Common.
MEDITERR dAEJ5H. S9UdDRON.
The fqadron dsigned for The Mediterranean,
hasiails5. A iewdays Once wa mentioned our
expectation that this lquadron would not pro.
coed 70 fea before government had officially
notified the pubic Otis deaination aud obiett /;
AMI we have CT, 4 copy Of a letter, addreiTed
by Mr.. Smith, Secretary Of the Navy, 70 the
Prshdent Of the philadelphia Chamber of Com.
merce On tiris. inrereeing fubjea Il defcribes
/ the poaure OF affairs between the United States
and the Barbary ,PCwers, and mentions the
f1eaflres which have seen ID csnltquencs adop
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REPUBLICANIsM.

" W5at i 10 IL E1al.,h No n a Spra;."
Mr. Newman, che Chief Clerk IA tie War
Department on The 10th March 1891. was
daetted bY III. Srragy q Rar, Zen. Dssr-
born) thus "a infarm Mr.. Israel LONG, that
Aalag ds,iyepr n iatrsducr csrfha Esai'ma4 ar
Chyk IL b. e5iee. .ysar srVieci cstH be a.l6e.ysd
eyitb G5'e." Mr. Loring, inme lately inaud
81 VI e,hef he had heen guilty. ri my mdie
msaaor and was INFO med by Mr.. Newman.
Thar the Secretary 81 War authorized h;r. N fty
that his removal wa net ewing 70 any
oAufe OF. complaint" +" For nay pa IL ADDS
Mr.. Newurzn, 4 beg you 70 b-lieve that I
entertain due fenie Of Ihe application which
you have teIiife5 villa in this Office, and par
ticula'ly Of the indultry and chesrfuines with
which Won have, when location required, aided
me in the dicharge Of my duties" RsaAsr !
aotb fkJ5egare e5nnaiii :
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importance, to the fHtereh and character OF
Great Britain. that lome alteration ihculd take
place the nature of the jurildiaiors. and that
inlsad Of the numerous Courts now exiting,
there fhould be but three, one in Jamaica: one
in Martinique, aud one at Hahffx and that
the Judges nitead of depending on the dAanti-
ty of buineiS fer their profits, fhould be placed,
by liberal talaries, together with the RegiRers
and other officers beyond TIE reach of coruption'
In proof Q! tie iniqpiSous conduit prs6tiling If
thtie iGands, It was remarked, that out OF 3IS
cafes, not above IS had been conf5nled by the
court Of appeals in England. Mr.. Nichols Tug
geiled the ueoefity of pr, idiug, that no one
who had not taken degree in our courts of
civil law. or been admitted 10 the Bar in the
Englith Courts, hould preiide in thole courts.
At the Old Bailey on Thurfday April II,
John Leonard was found guilty. Of Re4ling IN
The dwelling houie of John Pratt three RI. Bank
Of Eng land notes, the property Of Philip
M'Ginnis.
The prolecutor. fai'or, went TO Mr.. Pratt's
houle 10 Wsaminiaer to l.ep. and took part
OF 4 bed with the prioner.- In the morning
Ito ule bis own words) he difcovered bis trow
iers had been 'Seybanle5, ard his jBot taken out
of the ktEr5 on this be accuied bis ss,e, who
ReaJfaGly denied The charge bat he was not
TO be peiav-red cut Of his right and he grasBk5
him, by he collar, when the nsqreydfr ietc ed
Kim bro15fde in the eb9bs, and being Rreng
tu'lt veGel, and carrying heavy neral, he was
obliged 10 hail The landlord, and cal in the al
ffanoe Of a marine, qnar'ered in ibs cabn
who focn made the prlooer furreRdsr. He
was then carried before Commander lthe
magifrate) who ordered him to be Gearehs 4
when the notes of the proiscutor we're Odad
concealed on his perion. Vs.
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Amercan ArtIrle5.
sAvASNAg, AAY 3s,
CEN ROWIES-

E14rn5 Of istf'H fren ~ asrer az Fart TyTigisF,
% Bis friend iH.fbiS siyS uatsa Nag 81. 1884,.
we lave alarming news from the Sennn6les
town Bowles' revived intereH and Influence
At this jundure, viii cetrainIy fake the author.
ity OF NE United States. From the b4ft iufot-
nation received as iite'as this day, Bowles bus
Iecsived a cargo Of valuable goods from fome
one Of the Jamaica ports-the traders arc Aook.
ing 10 hun, and fear will become bis advoca'es,
as be diipolcs of his goods at an extremely low
rate. Letters frorE Col. Hswkiqs and I notify
Barnard, fay "'the mifchief makers are gain at
woik-a convention Of the Creek nation WI |
take place on The the 7sd Of May-ws know
not the event.
" | thick from the doubtful oates Of, 2oi.
Gome ferrous and Deceive Hroke Is 10 agitEioa.''
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HISS ACFUSFTTs LFCLsL sTURE.

The attention Of the Legiaalure fnoe our Ian,
ha' beer occupied a. ufuaI by Iocatfubieas
until ytterday, when al Ioo'cinek, the Houfe
proceeded TO The hearing the parties onthe com
plant exhibited By iundry psrfen againa Paul
Dudley Sargent, Eiq. aud o'hers, Juaicss Of the
Pleas and Seliions for the County Of Hantnci,
for mifcondud and NAL adni1i9ratiJp in office /;
which continued until alate hour laft evening"
The Council on the part RI the comPlaiDts were
the Attorney General and John Lowell Jun
Eiq.--On the part of the defendants the Hon.
Harrilon @. Otis, and George Blake, Etc.
After hearing council, the iioufe adGgfsd 10
O'Clock, this day, for coming to deeiion on The
complaint. NJ.
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1osroN. IuNF II

Nearly two rhoufand Englth and lrilh tmnH-
giants haze arrived in the united State, wish
in theie few weeks. II IS hoped Preident JET
feIIon, on The meeting Of Congref, viii 9Peal
20 that body what be fays On the fubjett in the
"NofeJ oH Pggizia !" sni c4ll its attsation to
.emedying the growing evil,
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.IMPoR7Avr 10 6EFEp.fc,

SIR William Seotr, selterdy Brought forward
notion in the Houf- Of Commons, Cor the
better regulation Of his MJeay's. Prize Courts
n The Welt Indies, &c. WHICH Ter come con.
fderable conveTfasion ia favor Of IL, and being
feeonded by the Chancellor Of the Excheouer:.
was accepted, and leave given to bling ia 4 6l,.
Mr.. Scott ob!eised, that it was Of the higher
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The enly flccefsful way of rcarais., h
BAIhary pirates fems "a be " c,ui6s,
rons, Or By tribute The town az ~
bFaved the recruitment Of Ike moi -
States in Chtifeuiom. Charles v. M nj
feet and army in az expedition agsAa
1871. The Eng'ilh burnt her o,l.. 4.
IA Dor in 635 am 1919 twas bon N
BY the Frtneh in 1888 In l775, tx ~
iari4 made defcenr rear tie city. brt vi.
feated with greal daughter. Il -s. N
cnt Reet Il attack th-iors tut asI.a
BY lie Algeiine,, although thcy N ds agrAt
ee.lIYs attacks. Sa.n ca
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theatrical 4alalsnsli'I.

Al Mechanic. Hall, Water-ilTc1t 4 as' NJ
Monday Iune =, wiz be preten'sd 'l' r'-'
ca piece called ths
SULTAN,
o., ~ AMERICAN C.5PI -.
soIiman JEnaeror 9Th, Tnffl All M's
o.myn1 Mr. Douglas -
Roxaiana NE drssri.ig Csstissl - -
Elmira-Nrs MsgInni' nj.
Itnena fsraL > Elr J Tayiya D4'-fJ w.
Between TIC Play and Farce . , laislF''
TIE TOCKE1 GU,
Or, JOCKEYS ALL ROUND U. y
1o,trv Ba,cbsIoT,--Toekcy Iavysf'--l11s,~' n
tors-Jockey P!an,ers-Joefsy FIe'se, Tb. sass "
sating Toekev--Sratelntu noJ 1eSSl'
and Jockey Douglas, ,.,.s.
The RETCRT by MRS D0'a
To uh;eh wiIl IL .ddsd, the uass &C. s9sN.
LIKE MASTER Lat .sr 1'
o., L0YER'S 9tf@RRfA.'
Carlos-Mr Douglas
tLores&Nalsef Dous,sh
s.reho--Nlr Masml.
s4.s-T .eonoya--NIrs. M'yla'
J.einra--nirs Do's''
Between tie AIS, .Eisrsfifsst --hF II 80
N The rouIfa u the perforraqFf ,,.;rrs
cal Ds7crs y Z .jfs---F H.. sesa,--sg ~
A P.triolic song, called CdlpmSA
F,.s. s..s, sf--s.s,,.,. a.l ~
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FF9m haHeToiM 7lat v
or We tfiay night w AT Sc.t Try hrsa
valuable MI, q eiy rrs9ed AZ W0omualofu.
olEbs 4 by nv John Jones cf Aug,ta, Va. Y W
continued by hre,lusetlsr With about hs M
bred th0yiard boards.
Duung 1hp Taft fotnisbt we have hn evra
colo and frnay Rights-mueh damage W NJ:
done thereby 10 INC grow az corfu and praaA
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DKED-At Otis6cld "a, on the 10th 'ae ~ "A.
Pierce aged 81, the amiable eonioTs q ~. 60
LIZ ofthat placs-vho lived beloved Ann I'M
-
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MdFP7ED-At Falmouth, BY The R.F \. ~
Mr. Js,eHy Fegg Of Gorham, @ MRS A'l -
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ted. The fqusdion, which has failed from
Hampton. Roads, IS ordered TO toach az Gihral.
tar, and the Commodore win be governed by
Iuch information as he may there receive. TIE
Algerine annuity is nearly three. Years 10 ar
sears; but il IS expected, when the reaions are
Communicated to the Dey, and aaursnces Of
future pundualitv, he viii be dfPoied 10 con.
tinue ar peace with US fhouldi it be otherwife
it i Imagined the two forty fours viii be able
10 blockade the port The Balhsw of Tsipoli,
i iuppoied. NOT 10 have waited foi the reply OF
tis Prelident to his demands bnt 10 have com
menced hoailities; his force. however, Is mi
n 6cant; being one vtilel Of rs guns, and a
few of "a and under. The fquadron IS preiutn-
ed competent 70 all The PurPoles OF convoy and
offence which may be Eecsaary. a lit Of the
Algerine Navy accompanies the letter. Il con-
Ats TT FIVE yedels from four 10 thirty four guns,
AID one a buiIding-zsS enos in the whole
The latt warrant, we believe. drawn ont {
Tresiury for monies to carry.intO efea the
treaties with he Barbarg Powers was dated
tie 18Th April T7gS. Il was for 10000 dol
i2rs.-Cf courle three years have nearly expl-
ed fnce the money could have been reoe,yej
at Aig ers. Why more has iince teen dfa~n
for that purpofe, we are not able to f.y. Per
hap, government, tired OF the q grading buff.
els, thought il Bet 10 give yabd glgj2ai for be
ing no longer tributafyto pirates.
The follovi6g is Eid to be the def5iye
declaration ofthe French government Ielaivs
to Portugal
:. That if Portugal hall not accede, wi hin
eight DAYS, 10 the balls of a pace, by lhuttinr
is ports to Erg and, ard receiving French q
SpaHi,h garlic S, it will DOT be adiIatted 20 any
further negotiation, but be declared Province
LOT Spain, and as zach guaranteed by the Fsench
govern ment."
Lo'd Melon has fiocseded Admiral Parker
IN the Chef command Of The Birth Bal ic fleet
The Du Oh are f4id 70 have afsst Of II fail
Of the line ready for fea.
We think theDemUcrats ougkt to be fatis6ed.
il Mr.. JeHerfon receives the confidence Of Fed
erd6fts, as fat. as he earns il; bot inltead Of
ibis, they demand orr. whole Cock il Advance,
Withouy lntereil, and without fecuriiy. The
Rederalias are neither 70 bind to their ic,erea
nor 10 .dffonea as not to yield their cordial
fupport 70 an admini1ra.ion, couduesd uDan
the toptd Federal principles of Warrington
and Adams but they are iurely not 70 We X
and Freeipta'e, as 70 pledge their fupPon % AZ
executive, wui-h has nanieaed an uniform hol
tiluy 70 lhe conlituiion, until they have fome
proof Of the Gncsrily Of his pr0fSHions.
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ATTN IT'S have beenta'dc, with ahat nrira I
public mua jadge, 90 evde Is ftderal insfsa /
Apr aching etG.cn of a ulemb1r % Coagrsd ra
th.rl elAern cinui6 from knorls6gea The =
~. and cp.n ons of alnoR Al asi1aaasrt'l ch.s
a.. this diiria, ] am iuay periaadsa Of Shss
pract;cabihty and impulicy Vt alrtrpagt % X apA
Crr.u. as = candidate however deGrgng q h7ass
quail sea he may bs for tie important 0idaa W
This conviction, and the lnovle1gsi paaeis q Is A.
" and determination ~ a very a'ge portion clAS
habitants YOU may reG adursdIba &c
Hoa JOHN LORD Eg
viii he the lucctf iul candidate 'nconmaaisa 4
intel gence feel highly sratihed. ~ Mt laa I
only deierving Of every honor and dhhnctoa MI \.
'eI ow citizens can beftow SUI happily poAsHi' W.
peculiarly fitting lrm for th- aTduoG and 81
oiHsc which awaits hiR
l1ai7-, f-Hs 1l, ISoI
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Capt. Williams, arrivedat Sal.n o..
genres, IN the 18th of April 80 W Y ~ \
Hector. Pinkhau, from Barcslon5 M Z. II /, n
burg, who faid that the Fren.b h. =. :
Til Of" ~ IN
a gentleman az Barcelona vri,., ND. !.
of Arr tS,h, That fifteen An.,..s. y y
then J ng il that port. wee arninr III
'ention % fail ;ogether for mutual so,-.
gaina lhe Batbary corfairs.
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We underRard that he
United s. es has vacated Il.
Liibon AM the Hague" s'sat
Governne have Official l.,,.-.
ral1er TO April p, aad 10 ACCOM-, IN 81.
rstIon o. war by, Alg.ers. The II. e.
ron bad retdrued'ro Toulon q i. I Il 4, a''s
"a maiiag luPpesl o,baye Gomez ~ y. y
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CANON TR9pF

The American confil ~ csn,,.,.
10 government, haiti is necea1rv f, III '''''a
-ta'that goes to thstpIaee to csr,y.s ''fTFl
or 1he Wiz experience hazsr5cs ,.-s '''s
procuring a Crop from the GraBs az s'''
a Plot. Specie IS not conldsls1 !. ~. .
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lolsnedJ !" HAWkESBUN7
{" To tie Right Hon. be LsrS Mayor"


A correspondent aiEirss Us that the follow
ing is faa The Monarch, which fought 70
brayely and fuffersd 70 much 10 the late ALTON.
BY fome means got foil Of the rigging of the
Ganges one Of the fe4men who had been EN-,
ployed in clearing them finding bimfelf on
hoard the Ganges, jumped overheard, and
iwam towards the Monarch, fwearing he would
never delert bis hip. a boat was inaantly
got off, whieh iayed the poor fellows life.
FILIhL LOVE and PATRIOTISM.
In few minutes after Capt. Otway bad ar
rived at the admiralty with The glorious int.l.
ligeucs of our late vidoyY, the place was croud
ed with enquiring viftors. Among the rea A
young gentleman of the Transport Office about
thirteen years of age, was very conlpicuo1s. -
His engaging squire, and eager department in
tereaed all around him, and rivetei their at
tentiou. He haitily aaSed Capt. Otway after
ihe Monarch and ny Papa, Sir, how is he ?
Is he wounded Is he killed ?'-aWho IS vour
Papa, my dear r.. iaid Capt.O truck and AZ.
feSted with the yeHth's ingenious f.nfbilitv
Capt Ma5s p'--My dear the Moua,eJ has
. been very roughly landed" Oh. know
"your meaning !" exclaimed the Mourner.
"my dear Papa is dead !"-Capt. Otwav was
much agit4ted and the youth hnrGire out
into an agony Of grief; bewailed he LOIS Of his
parent in few. but pathetic fentences. At length
he RATED bis head, and, with his eyes areannng
with tears, fau tered out am happy, how
ever than Papa died fgbtngJar u. +" 60 \
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39ortIano.
aI0wDxr Tu>,s
1855 :,-~z~

The Court Of General Ssr7;,
70. the county Of CumberlanS M. h, n he n.
town the lat week, was a j. j yah {
Ihe Legislature Of Upper Can.s,
irtiior, Il Is sxnzcfetb EillaL Al ihst
The culture Of HeMP IN thai 49,. 81.
OF ne Brtilh navy and IliipplBg w
Of HenP = 81 e. great conf:onss- II n
sfatss, and bears auholt cxar5ltsst u I Y.
DC Preiumed that our landholss.. n.
the Canadians roget TIE Fart ofths-1es w y
ton. - ia.ise
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AT Mechanics Hall, Water-itFc1L 4 ''' -.1 III
Monday Iane e, willbe preien'ed 'a' --'
VA 1isce called the
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-12

experienced While that Of the ku'tr.an,
forming with rage, flied OF the next and
tuecceding days before Us, on the field of
battle, ttiil rocking with their and our
blood, and where the dead carcaies began
10 taint the air with their purrid exhala-
lions.
And now fuPply of fubGRance and
other neceilaries began TO arrive, as we'll
as carriages for the conveyance OF the iic!l.
A fraternal partition of theie comforts W as
made among all the victim, OF that bloo,.y
day. Without any inquietudc or jealou
iy, the Auitrian was ieen " i,h The French
man, who, two days before, would have
cut one onothers ,hroats. They were
ieen TO receive from the fame hands un-
der the fame roof, in the fame chamber,
the required help and the urgent care Of
iuccourIng humanity.
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Extraas .fr0m the Gla(go7v Carrier, IT
tie nd and 25fb 9f .a&gyf.
LONDON, Aug. 10.

The fhips Lady Jane Dundas, Bengal,
and.Lady Bnrges, lately arrived from Ben
gal, have now fent UP all their packets to
the India Houfe. Theie contain vo-
luminous collection of records in every
department., the increafe of which is pro-
digious beyond example. The extent of
territory over which we have now the do
minion and management in Alta, produces
various writing and statements applicable
to circumstances, the whole of which are
transcribed in India, and tranfmitted 10
the Court OF Directors.
A private letter received by the Lady
Burgess, lately arrived from Bengal, in
forms us, that advice had been received at
that Proficiency, by Daninn fhip, Of the
tate OF The Spanifb fettlement Of Manila.
Ii appears, thar III confcquence OF forne fe-
cret intelligence having been received by
the Governor from the lie of France, the
itrong town of -Gavina had been 1ublv
garriioned; the Cattle and harbour had re.
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ceiVed ieVerai aoaiticnai pieces 81 C5NSos
The Spaniayds HAYS allo fent comic,
bic relntotcement to Somboagur, and e,
tined the place. The conformation cr,,,
ed through all the Philippine Hands :,
the inte hgenCe Of the iateexpvdt,on tyo,'
lnd,a was very great. The goyrrnm.nr
are fad TO be mach agitated at M4nili,
Great dncontentS had prevailed with n.
militia, who are rcpreien,cd to be ia ia
mott wretched itatc pohibie. Five f,iga,.,
are .laied to be at Cavita, but in 70 70
flett fit TOR ica. One irigate onn h.,
hex lower MATS IN the others mere o,ik
Don Ailowas has The direction Of all tbs
gun-hoats, which amount to no s?orc than
nine. The Governor nephew has IL.
command of the militia. The yanoy.
goods in WAREHOUSES at Manila, are lad
70 amount TO 1900, 600 dollars. The
3un-boatS carry one Y FOUNDER.
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F" TUsC Ms,

RtbubAc.
TUscANs,
&C The French people are united to you
by the bonds of attachment, founded on
reciprocal eaecm--ihey refpctt your mo-
rails and your nfages; they arc pcrfuadcd
that the felicity and the virtues of natl
on depend on a rerIett harmony between
It's dnpoition and its laws.
!" The Prince who is to govern you
hgnihss thar he IS about to take up the
rens OF the ttate--you retain a juis vene
ration for the initituIions and the memory
OF the Princes who RATED this country TO
the higheit degree OF fplendour. I he frf
ACT OF Louis the Firh's authority is to
confirm the work OF their wiidom, by al
ienring TO all the laws and all the regula
lions Which they conceived and enaD,ilh-
ed. Your native land is the country OF
the arts and licences.
" The new Monarch who is to reign
over you, has arrcited the attention OF
Europe, on account OF his tate for the
fciences and the arts; the lucceis with
which he cultivated them, as we'll as for
thofe mild virtues which render men iuG
and Princes bcnefcens. His acceflion to
the throne is pledge to you of all the
glory which honored Tufcany during the
re:gns of the Medicis and the Leopods.
His MiniAer will receive your oath of al
lesiance. Heaven has already heard his
individual promife to make you happy.
j" Tnfcans, ince have been Unveiled
with hority among you, / have aimed
at making you enjoy all the comforts of
pace. The frictef difcipline has pre-
vailed among the troops. Perfons and
property have been invariably reflected.
The only burlhens you bore were fuch as
the wants of my army rigorouly requir
ed. The teitimonv of your attachr,ent
has efficiently remunerated me for my al
fdoous care. Your king will heal the
wounds inflitted by a long war. Grant
him all your affection, ard, in return
you will obtain all his paternal folicitude.
;" Tufcans, you will obierve that
Frcnchmen are people of Friends, who,
when among foreigners, refpea monarch
al principles, as much as they are, when
at home, attached to republican inititu-
tons.
f." ]. MURAT."
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