davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-01

The defendant Thomas Fairfax, not
having entered his appearance and givea sc
c,lrity, according 10 the act OF assembly and
the rules Of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court upon affidavit, that
the said defendant Thomas Fairfax, is not AN
inhabitant of this district On molten of the
said complainants by their counsel, it is or
dered, that the said defendant Tholnas Fair
fax, do appear here on the first day of next
term, and enter his appearance to the suit,
an,l,giye sc ulity performing the deere.
of lie court and that the other defendants, the
President and Directors ofthe Bank Of Aiex-
andria, William Herbert, and William Her
bert if. do not pay away, conFevs or secrcte
the debts by them owing to, or the estate or
effects in their hands belonging to the said
absent defendant Thomas Fairfax, until the
further order or decree OF the court, and that
a copy of this order be forthwith published
for two months successiyely in one Of the
public newspapers published in this county,
and that another copy be posted at the front
door Of the courthouse of said county.
A copy.
Test
G DENEALE, G. c.
September 81. law2m
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-01
60 TO RENT.

HE subscriber offers to rent for enc or
4 more years, adjoining the place where
on he now lives. a Rlacksmith's shop, with a
complete SC. OF fools, DweIIir z House in
comfortable condition, calculated fer Il ianli-
ly, together with between three and four acres
ctvery rich land.-From several years expe-
riencc, | can with truth declare, that there
can be no better stand for blacksmith thar
the enc now offered to let.
Thomas Il. Moreland.
Maryland, Broad Creek lawtf
December Ills.
W e. If don't rent the FIRE stand
will give good wages TO yaucg man
with family
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-01

Subiect TO a deduefionoT IS Ter cert.
This Lottery Offers one of the best oppor-
tunides for adventures, that may ever occur
again, as all the large prizes are in the wheel
and only fourteen days to draw-ana tickets at
the low price of dollars, but will soon advance
to 5.
n. B. All the above Lotteries viii be finish
ed this TALL Persons wishing to become adj
yenturers shall receive the greatest encour-
agement at this Office. Letters, post paid, en-
closing bank notes Of any state, shall BE pune
tiaaiiy attended to, directed to No. 80, Chestnut
street.
4. II. Hughes.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-01


!ofaph Af,na.n
eapx.e Vile
a, ~. a'u fAIaFA1 sgl,,
:, .hNAN.RIA:
- no fok SALE,
m ailOftment of w.
oUoRs Cpocr
cans:.. MES, &c
m.Dr,na. oot
%
cpn
, nsiss. WINES.
rss.:sa
r1d 9. Es.a.h
ane dozsn ouo' 'afst, in esu,,
a faw,le.an sno ,ae
Me- N ~ e'u ,toh'inac
-; W, 10. vine oltters
NJ Eas,aaa ~ 'uia rum
c,an;ao pa,r,,a. No.
uoi1ana 49, ea..,,. @.u NAPLES brand
coh:ads,, ~; 49,. $"
Ir;sh 49,; - ~ ssses
20 GO -, $50 u Wy GU
c,aas !, - !. sa'ss wanna rye sg
VII 80: 80.
49, !. -. -: 80 q ~ 'iAeS@
. ph Va ~ ,, .'s-'As
sl'eau' ilasa''i'S money
~. I'Noioe retailing molsss:,
pul'l,oHu0i
n n.i'eni''
v " sun rr IEAS
1I e! ~" Of sood n,su
- '1tir.'N'n anu
''''',o
r'see' aA,o "H5'fs' uihesc''t Qualities
beh3ai HhNe 90
ioai ana lump sugars fhiaac.2Aia, BAL
u'lloAe a'as AleA"'afla'
Leipef y GaF[SU y ana flalhIscA' &4f
~ Do''ies ana olAaaeHs'
Nacaoa ana rapee 10.
SN'SA 0SSS>tt 4 ''tFN. fV'' tIftt'L/
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-01
BIZ N. G.. DUFIEF,
thor ssf Nature Disf2ayed IN her mode 81

teaching language 10 man, otthea 70 she
French language, &c
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-01
Cy THE
Holt TRLNITlc CHURCH LOTTER2.
OF THE FRgEL.

And a proportionate uumber OF smaller
prizes. Tickets s dollars.
BUSTLE7IoN 81 S4llITHFiELD.
TURNPIKE ROAD COMPANY.
Scheme on an Improved Plan,
ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM ANY OTHER.
KGNRr PRAg9, Esq. President.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-01

81 Printing in its various 5: o,s
executed with accuracy and aHp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-28
Ianuarv %.

NJ oTICE:-Will pc sosd to the highest bidder.
public auction At Matthews courthouse.
on the second M0Lday in February Itexi, Seing
court day upon terms that will then be made
Known, the TAVERN and other Real state IS
Nj. Henry Respess, decd. at the said court.
house Consisting 81 several improved Lots
WIN about thirty acres at very fertile land attach
cd thereto at the same time and place will he
sold one hundred acres of fcrte iAnp white.
one mic of the courthouse and adj oining the r,-
s'fence OF the Late william Buckher, ESQ decd.
beng also Pa.t of The real estate Of SAID Resres
This property is well worth the attention of anv
gentleman WHO wishes 10 settle himself uuon :.
good stand tora 's'eIn and retail store. the si1u-
alton being considered Inferior to but few in Wiz,
gl1.a VIII also be sold at private sale. the 70.
mainder OF the real estate OF the said deceased
consisting OF about seven huadred & fiftyaacres Of
Land, commonly called low Neck, lying between
the waters OF Piank,tsnE River s, Queens Greek.
& Commands one Of the h:u,dsonest prospects in
Virginia. Titles viii be made to the purchasers
OF the above properly BY the subscriber. under
the last will and testament OF the deceased
IOHN D. J.IRVIS, Es'or.
Mafths'a' county, { ga) 3.n. a. Cep4t)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-28
NALuADLE LANps-rbe ,ubscrrber oil

AVAILABLE LANDS-The subscriber viii
" sell, on credit, Or exchange for property
IN richmond or its nsigliborhood, the following
LANDS, to wit
S22 acres in the state Of Kentucky bysurvev.
bearing date the 10Th day ofOctober 1897. Wing
and being in the district part for the officers
and soldiers of the Virginia state line, on Little
Barren river
Also, 1000 acres in Kentucky, by survey bear
ing date the 10th October 1897, Likewise living
IN tile district set apart for the officers and sold
ers OF tho Virginia state line, on the North side
of Little River, branch OF Cumberland River
and about two and an half miles from the mouth of
Little river.
Also, $50 acres of Land in the county of Mason,
state OF Virgins on Old Town Greek, about 3
miles from Mason courthouse
lndispatuble titles will be made to the above
mentioned Lands and plots of each tract MAY 10
seen ON application to tic subscriber residing ia
Richmond. THOMAS BOHANNAN..
jan 70. [lawtf]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-28

a DVERTISEMENT,-W be sold to the
y highest bidder, at twelve months credit on
the 9th day OF February next, at the late dwelling
house Of Doctor John Smith, decd. at King and
Queen court 'use, al tire personal estate of the
sd decd. consisting OF several Horses, some
Cate and household and kitchen Furniture Tie
purch 'sers must give bond with approved secp-
riiy before tic property will be delivered: Also,
I the sans time most valuable supply of Me-
dicines and the shop materials, together with a
valuable Eiectrifying Machine, which would 10
sold on credit on payment being secured. Al
persons indebted 10 the deceased are requested
make paymentto 1NN SMITH the xxx.
Jan %. Tloezy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-28

ME property advertised for sale ON the plan
Il tation Of Alcx'r Banks, decd. on Saturday
last was postponed in consequence Of the bad
ness of the dayIt win now take place on Sat,ls-
day next, the 3Oth of this month
+. GRAHAM, Aa,u'r.
Of t's esta'c u IL Banks with ths
Tanuprv 90 ro.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-28

N 9FIGE 10 'F''ie oeiiek Carter, titt guardian
= for Anderson Stone, dcc'd.--That on Satlr-
day the, 9Th day of March next, the atlministra-
Tors OF sand Anderson Stone, will proceed te take
tss dqrosition Of Riyhqrd Allen at the house ct
John Woodson, in Cumberland county, to be us
Ell IS Evidence in s.!it IN Cumberland Court.
sad ,,;imis against said Carter, and on Monday
the 2Sth OF tie same month at Cumberland court
house, being court day ut that place, the deposi-
uon OF John Gillian will be taken to be used for
;he same purpose by
8OoNER WooDS0NG WIFE, Ad,,l'rs.
g ran. %. (4aSp44v }
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-28

I TAKE ibis method Of informing my tliI,.a.
clients, that have ienqWshcd the p. ,,ct ny ~
Of Law N the county 'ourts OF Sortl,v,nseCl,rS
berand, aud have transferred my lao t..'in'-
except in d,ose c5es in which lac Wa o.'l IS:
10 me, TO Stokely Towes, esq Of Lane " Ppos.d
y JOAN MIIIFp sour
"T Lisw4w,l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-28

knsAruM-In some of the impressions of out
last Paper, for Hugh Morrow" read Hugh
Mercer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-28
WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
CASE OF JONN SMITH.

On the 10Th inst. Mr.. Tiifin, Senator
rom the state OF Ohio, was examined in his
:. The Senate then took up the report of the
select committee, as given in our last, and a.
dopted the same--Yeas 25-Nays 6--bv
Wnich Mr. Smith is allowed till the LIST day
OF March to produse testimony.
"a resolution offered by Mr. Pope, for sum-
mohins Elias Glover and VIM. McFarlane.
was disagreed to--Yeas Mays %.
The motion made by Mr.. ADAMS some
Gays since, to appoint a committee to enouirr
INTO the expediency of fixing the duration of
q sne embargo was Yesterday taken up in the
Senate and negatived.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-28

Bya gentleman from Annapolis. wc ~. :,
forined that the bill to prevent during the CON.
,ihuance OF the embargo, the sale OF lands, Sc.
by execution became law on Saturday having
passed both houses of the Legislature
Evening Pest
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-28


ny honses jcn;ng thas s,orc, to ,lewsst--a and
SEptain Niclcsrs biick tercncns, .s;.Incrly
u. kinney 's--sbout IL CT Is houses IN ALL
siere i stepped. u. The citizens made very
great and nleritoi.ious cxer,ions--but there,
was an evident want CT system, of order and
arrangement. The same iabour jusiiciouslyi
directed and applied. would have saved more
houses and property (of which great deal
mas been destroyed-more by careless hand
ing than by. the fames.) There was too
much confusion and disorder--some plan
must be devised to prevent such perpiexity
ana disorder hereafter. In the misfortune.
providence smiled on us--The wind changed
from north to south, at most critical peri
Oh. pureil's house could nothavebeen saved,
mad 1t not heen tor that change, nor perhaps
Pollock if they had been DESTROYED, *
the wind had continued as it was, all Old
Street up and down. and perhaps great p art
OF Bollinbroke Street would have been entire
1y consumed-Never was there such 4 FIRE
before in this town."
Ct We are authorised to state, that EpwARp
PEoRAM SEN. ESQ refuses to serve on the cleo.
toral ticket, formed by the friends of Mr. MON
ROE.
- Mr. Iohn p. Shields. reply to DR.. Hal
lcr.Certalniy, in our next
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-28

Il DNtEIlSEMENT.--l shall petition the
( y County Court of Richmond the first d.,y Of
80 court, to be held the first Monday in March
'cSt, 10 stop the road from the fork of the rod
near M:r. II lis, thai leads to Nomonv ferry, 20
the fork thst leads from Moore F. BrccLeo
brough's Mill. To Westmnreland co,ir7hoase, the
ola road passing through nv land bv nv oil mill.
:. RICHp. PARKER
81 jan u. -r t.-.- (ltgN :
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-28
DATENT -MicHINEs FoB sYF111yc

DATENT M.iCRINES FOR SHILLING
L CORR--'rhe above val .able. Machine in
vented by Paul PilisbuIy OF Massachusetts, NAV
now be had of the subscribers.in Richmond, who
are exclusively authorised To vend the same in
the state OF Virginia. With one Of those Ma
chimes, from ~ to3o barrels may be ,shelled by
two hansis IN day The price of single MAJ
chine at PRESENTS S IS those inclined to pur.
chase either single machines, patent rights for
counties, or for making and selling any number
OF machines, will find it then interest 10 apply
early, and ;tllpersons cautioned against en-
croAsnng Oh The patent right.
HIM Maxim, =
{. TOMPAINS,,
DERRALrGH G. EV.fNS. .
RORERT McKIN,
ILEXR. McKI1f,
ROBERT IN De,
SEW5LL oSGO0D.
Richmond, .Januw, IS, 1888 Ci9rp3r,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-28

a vessel arrive az Men YORK. .,s.ra,
formation, acquired fiu.n ieitish ship,
war; that the English had taken Madeira
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-28

~ Mr.. John p. Shields. reply to DR.. Hal
er .certainly in our next
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-28

Extract Of a tetter from a member Of Con-
gress 10 The Editor o the Enquirer dated
Washington, Jan. IS, 1908
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-28

Our readers are already acquainted with the
fact, that, we differ in the most material
points from the party sentiments of the
following writer 1t is therefore unneces-
sary to express formal protest against
them. The press, however, is free and
ourreaders will judge for themselves:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-28

Which taken from 176 leaves 100 the
whole number of republicans exclusive of N.
York Of which Mr.. Madison had SO votes
deducting however only the federal mem
bero, tQwit % from 176, there will remain
l4S-of which rs votes would be a majority
30 that it appears Mr.. Madison has eight
votes more than majority of the repu6li-
cans in the two Houses Of congress. This
sketch is only hastily drawn up from memory
lit is probable more correct statement
viii appear in the IntelIigeneer ofto-moryow,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-28

Tie authors are reported to be Gouverneu,
ado'ris, R,gns King and Oliver Woiestt.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-28


The British proclamation, in its regulate
on OF colonial commerce, realises one of the
favorite ideas expressed by Canning before he
had scat in the Cabinet. This was to force
the colonial trade to pass through British
ports, to pay duty, and thus contribute to
support the expences of her war against the
mother country.
A bold encroachtnent this upon neutral
rights & will not its advantages too to G.. Is.
be in considerable degree prevented bv the
French DEGREES excluding all neutral ships,
that only touch at England!
Extract 81 letter ,froD, respectable gen-
Heman in Petersburg, to his friend il,
This City, dated, January 90.
"Lest you should receive and be alarmed
at an exaggerate account of the FIRE. which
broke out about break Of day, this morning,
in Old Street---T write you short statement
Of it. 1tbroke out in one Of McNciPs little
ti1hing houses, three doors south of the Post
Office. The wind blew northwardly. In
spite OF every exertion, it destroyed six or
eight OF these houses, and Gen. Jones' three
or fouftwo-storp brick houses, including DR.
Stcry's house, the Post-Ofiee, and Holiday
and Muybon's store--the two woodsh tyo-sto-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-11-11
Whole No. 493.

prosperity Or commerce, and .
maritime peace, must alike de-
pend on these important opera
tons. N z.. 60 NJ. q. III gs,.
Ny alliance with The emperorof
Russia extingnishes every hope
which England can entertain from
her projects. ! have no donhts
respecting the peace Of the CONT
nent, but ! neither win nor ought
torely nponthe false calculations
and he errors Of other courts, and
aimee ny neighbors increase their
tarmiet, Ills { duty Incumbent on
me tQinerease mine. c.s.
Te enapire e constantinopls
y strugHlinE with the utmost yio-
lent convulsions; Sultan Selim,
the best emperor the Ottomsns
have had Tor : length oftime, has
just fallen By the hands Of his own
nephew. This catastrophe has
deeply affected me. I impose
fresh saeri6ces on my people con.
fdent other support, they are
necessary nforder 70 secure them
from heavier sacrifices, and TO lead
them 70 the grand result Of q gene.
raj peace, which ought also TO be
received ~ the moment ofrepose.
Frenchmen, my projects have
but one object inview, your hap.
piness and the permanent wen.
being Of your children; and if I
know you right, you win hastsn
to comply with this new call, ren-
dered necessary by the interests
Of the country. You have %. Of
ten assured me Of your afFection,
l win behold the sincerity ofyour
sentiments in the alacrity with
which youwill second priects that
are 50 intimately connected with
your dearest. interests. with the
honour Of the empire, and with
my glors. .s-nt T.,
Given 1t the. Imperial Pa
+. H.. , lace of Sc. Cloud, this
4th Of September, 1908.
tsisnsd -, :. y. y. r
J.. =. NAPOLEON.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-11-11
CAUTION:

"A IL persons are hereby eauti.
oned against fishing. fowl
ing. or passing throughthe enclo-
suresof the Subscriber. on any
pre,ence whatever, or from COM
mit,ingsany other unlawful de.
predictions on his property, Is he
is positively determined to pro-
secute 20 the utmost limits ofthe
law every person who may u
found 10 offending in future.
CONRAD kOWNSLsAR.
Min. Greek, oet. Z, 1903.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-11-11
PROPOSALS.
FoR PRINTING HrSUBSCRIPTIoN,
Chr Arfacsiiait Skeleton,
:. Br WILLfxa HusTrHsrox.

S-I gEr&I=.s-1a 7l.FFF7 q. W.. ~,
! HE puhiishsr hiss bern induced ia
okisr q new American. edition Of this
work ID the public from the scarceness
Of itsfit being almost out ofprint) and
Sitll the hope that It's circulation win be
agrest pablo good, and have b tendency
% point on. 10 searchers after righteous.
ness the true path in which It. may be
Sound, He trusts that Il viii richly re;
pay thoae for ii perusal who are IN
search after Divine truths al wish
tosee The glorious Gospel promoted and
spread through cur lasd, he doubts not,
viii feel i disposition to encourage this
1aree andsaiuable work. Il Es3T -ta
The Publisher Is not ActuGted BY int!
rested views in offering this work to the
public tbs sole Oh ect Is the dissemination
Of tTathsneeessary for every human erea.
t:a4e to Be acquainted with u he only
sEishes TO obtain 81 many subscribers a
viii pay for the printing, his own situa.
tisR bang such ms 10 put il out Of has
PowcEte have itrepablished without the
The work viii probably make from
250to 200 dhiodicimo pages II shall be
well printed on good paper. md the price,
half bound, shah not exceed one dollar
yhnse who wish them bound in leather
can have them a the additional expense
ID binding; II the nnmbyrfpf subscribers
should be equal to his expectation, the
price IL IN pfobsbiity VII be less. +.
- TIE ss,orR viii b tHr 10 o1eis 80 soon az q
"A.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-11-11
CHEAP GOODS.

THE subscriber is just open
inga hand someassortment Of
, FAN ann Il9inttr GonhS,
which he pledges himself 70 the
public to retail on % good if no.
better terms than any otherpersou
who doubt, have only.to
call and price them. . .FF& So
Among his late purchases are:
Low priced. Cloths and Flannels,
Moleskin coating for Ladies, wear, =,
II Swanadown vest shapes - L
. ToiIinetf and Royal do. RI az u I
4 ,Rresident's, Constitution = Fancy Cords
Blankets from 1914 20 "a,
sBHthgyiias, 4" ~. ''t$ w -" SS''1
,Eleeant and Common shawls,a ir-=.
3, Ropall and Madras Handkerchiefs, !
Cotton Bandannas, IL -; "a : ..-. .. :
Shirting cambrick, sS31s. F. 's'-'.' |,
Plain and Gross bared Iutestrings, q
AInrocco Shoes I'll sizes, = 81 ~.
A beautiful assortment Of LenoM uslins.
do. Cotton Lace, - - -.
do. for trimmings, 4
Fancy Calicoes, T.. r. X - ; = -. =
Extra Long Cotton Gloves. ~-,, a
Leghorn Bomets al fashions,
A very barge and beautiful assortment ol
+, Plain and Fashionable Sikk Bsa'ists,
Loaf andps. Sugar, i. - II -.
Imperial, Hyson. Y. Hyson, I -Tr as:
Hysonskin and Green a.
FfenellBpandy. jamaica sPirits, Holland
Gin. Madeira and Lisbon, Wine, Fish
OIL, Spirits .Tarpentine, British Oh,
Crowley and Blisterd Steel 8 By 10
window Glass, Tin Ware, wool Hats,
well made and finished, . large quantity
OF Bar and Strap IRON 8 + s.
+ r EEvI PRICE. =
MaEtinsburg, Oct. 81, 1908
n, B. Highest price given Cor Hemp,
Flax, Lineh. Bees-Wax,, Flax.Seed,
Wheat, Rye and country produce in &c.
neral. '-~2' q: -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-11-11
French State: ( Paper.
REPORT OF THE MINISTER ron
!. 49, FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
! - Paris, September 1.

SINk, Z. s~r.: "a. = ~sA> .r.~~ss4 w.
Ihave the honour TO propose &c
youruajesty 20 communicate q
the senate the two treaties which
have placed the crown of Spain in
your hands, and the constitutions
which under your auspices, and
enlightened by your advice, the
junta assembled at Bayone, after
free andmature elaboration, have
adopted for the glory Of the Span.
ish name, B the prosperity Of that
kingdom and is colonies.
II in the arrangements made BY
your majesty, the security oil
France has. been, your principle
care, the interests Of Spain her.
self has, however, been dear, and
in uniting the two states. by the
most intimate alliance, the. pros.
Perity and the glory Of both were
equally the objects proposed
The troubles which have manifes.
ted themselves have particularly
excited the soliciiude of your ma.
jesty. in depressing their pro.
gross, in foreseei6g their sad con.
sequences, in hoping 70 prevent
them By persuasive means. and
BY measures Of wise and humane
policy. Your majesty interfsred
as = mediator in the mids. Of the
divided Spaniards, shewing them
onsone side the anarchy which
threatened them and on the o.he,
England ready to profit BY their
sdivisions, and to make use, oi
them to suit her convenience, and
pointing out to, them the way BY
which they might be saved from
this double danger, bysa eoussitu.
tion even provident. proper 70
provide, OF all which they stood
in need, and in which liberal idea.
intermixed themselves with, these
ancient institutions which Spain
wished to be- preserved. :
The expectations Of your ma,
jesty have been deceived. Indi,
sidual interests, foreign intrigues
and the influences Of foreign cor,
ruPtien have prevailed. Why j,
u 90 easy to lead nations to then
ruin BY letting loose their pas
sicns In . formerreporit, Ihav,,
inside your majesty aequaintes
with the influence which III,
English were acquiring in Spain
the numerous party thar they+hat
formed, the friends they acquire,
insshe commercial towns, by hold
ing out 70 them the prospect 9th,