Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-24

! tisaness Of American fe5ar,r
Known that the late lord Dear, ~.
ther OF the present earl SSe;,sir g .us eidec
coed s.r, Merry, was one Of the s ms, t0'
. g As.nDursh convention. Sunk martyrs y
at the tate Of his unfortunate comns NM N sorrpS
Palmer and Skirving, he abana raliols ,Mdr
and embarked for America; but tDs n MS III liz
DaAdas were even to pursue him in tb a g q
States, and New YORK and phiadeI I'e VNlct lei
rendered equally dis4sreeabIe as ( tlla TPs
conatry. He stayed but few mo ,,s alse
died Immediately after his return to = al
at the age OF 70, Ola mind hurried an ~I'>d q
IN che whirlpool oi political persecnt i,a o9aq
brother, the present earl OF Selk;e, As
disease OF MS father, which happened d, Son. y ae
ter sold great part Of his estate, and . ''@l
cd with about twelve hundred m%al
scotch laborers TO Upper Canada, wSon
comfortably settled athis own expense 'D ~ y
intention OF the Seillirk family, naJ H. ~
OF lord Dear not deferred them, wac ~ I'9
removed 70 some Of the western territo.: nae
the union, the climate OF which wouH y
been much more congenial than CaDad, :
der these circumstances tie prospec, &
British tederaIists in America, is -, 60
missing as it has been. Barclay at New "
and colonel Hamilton It Norfolk, If We ~,
mistaken, viii find it more agreeable to eml.
VITA the marquis yrajo ana thc reverend ~,
Mason may, when he pieases, petition hjsS,
tiier-in-iaw john Brown, to haze him sgqi
ed c9nfessor to her Catao!ic na;e3.g.
It .ierefore must appear, from WHIT We b,y.
stated, that the original design Of the EcDn,
KY Spanish association, has been entireIyaIn.
doned, The views Of the conspiratoIs arr =,
longer to unite with Spain; but to form Ke,
lucky, Tennessee, Chic, INDIANA, the LoDi,.
an2, and the F!olidas into ona independent o.
yernmcnt The advocates fer this msssrr
diGer however in one point, Tbs mao.iy ggs
ior ottecting this measure BY calling come.
Ton q the people and obtaining the consent
congress; but q considerable number and par
tictlariy those who at present reside in The
western territories are lor efFeetihg tbt,r DIR.
pose by force Of arms. TAc views Ct the IA,
tor nay be perceived BY tie peruSal OF series
q essays under the signature Of CofioiuMs
t;.at appeared 10 The Morning CArc1icecs 4
York, in 1902 and 1908, which We know wen
originally sEot:!e,. OF t.lis size Of the Alleg3
~, and have good reason 20 believe came from
the pen Of general Wilkinson himself VIII
communicated them 20 colonial Burr, VITO
conjunction witn coionc. Humphrey and D.
Brown altered AMI amended them. 'lhs D.
brown is 10 relation to john Drown. lie a
ways resided at Neg FORK unni within ,ha
eighteen .aontas, when he removed 10 st. L
IS, having been appointed secretary to geaat
Wilkinson. During the presidential and tad
elections he was an active paltizan Of colal
Burr, Waen the electioa of presidency va
depending he wrote two or three ESSAYS Il
Lang, New York Gazette, Recommending
Burr as president IN preference to Jefferson
In the summer OF 1902 he wrote also scne
OF essays under the signature Of BtNtas,whicf
appeared we believe II Tie New York DAY
Advertiser, and were diracted against pe"N
Clinton. In the fall OF 1903, an able deicn'
OF colonel Eure was drawn up by DE- BT''l
aild Dir. Peter Irvine, the editor OF me Monii
Ing Chronicle, under the signature OF Af'-,
dies, md tbs IS the last OF Dr. Browns LterA1
labors, if we except the lAborS OF Cofi'l-nl'
ol which we Know.
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