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Bat. North Amerieaa.]
TR 1NSLATNlV.

The supreme governing juuta Of Spain
al he Indies, having seen the contents
- - ,onr letter uuder date the 10th March
lasi. in which you give information OF the
Pablo dinner given by three hundred re-
s,.ctab,e citizens OF your town, III honor
&C ,hc Spanish patriots, to which you had
\ hA.n irviied. His majesty has heard with the
u,mas, satisfaction OF tie friendly demon
STATIONS of the aaid American citizens, on
The aforesaid occasion and commands me
to manifest to you thai he is very much sa-
ts6rd with the tokens you have given OF
var loyaity and adherence to the good
sase OF Your legitimate sovereign, Ferdi-
nand VII.
God preserve YOU many years.
SEVILLE, 21st.llay, 1909.
Sguec9
MARTIN De GARAY.
Pr slRey, A.Don J,taas Stoasaton, Can
sal IN Boston.
P,steri5t to the Bostan CentincI Of Saturday.
The snip Golden Age, captain Remick,
arrived last evening from Cadlz, which she
lsftthe first Of July
Mr.. Peake, a passenger, politely favored
us with file Of the Spanish government
Gazett-, to the Goth of June and the fol-
loving verbal articles.
Fiat the French were concentrating their
/ force IL the vicinity of Madrid.
That the army OF general Blake had adj
vanred from Tarragonia, defeated the
French, entered .Arragon, but in an attempt
TO recorer Saragossaattaeked by the French
beaten, and compel!ed to retire:
That marshal Victor had evacuated Es-
tremadura. He was followed by Cuesta,
who had 10000 men under him !; and the
English army under general Wellesley was
al Badaios.
That the Spanish army at la Mancha had
advanced to within ten leagues of Madrid
That the enthusiasm of the Spanish patri-
o's had regained IT'S prime height /; that no
despondeney existed o. the success CT their
cause that the decgees of the Supreme
Junta were universally respected and obey
cd that the great body Of the people APP
Peared resolved TO die rather than suhritto
French domination and that the English
AND Americans were highly respected.
haf discipline and suborSination were
making soldiers of the Spaniards and there
( were several thousand young volunteers
from the Canaries, who were in daily drill
40 Csdiz, for the field.
= lhe English have small squadron in
s oaalz and the French prizes were equip
= Among the different ancient heretics, the
~, Dona'lsts We're the maddest, who courtcd
s'0'shs death, under the notion that such
n mas alartyrd0m. A company of them once
a' an orthodox person, and putting
I y" :, INTO his hand, commanded him to
a am mem i or if he refused, threatened to
e en nm. He refused unless they would
ms' Permit him to bind them all, for fear that
.. "'n one or two should be killed, the rest
l mss change their minds and slay him
.as sinS bound them fast, he gave each
.oaua Whipping and left Them. We have a
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TO LET.

TO LET,
TWO very handsome BRICK HOUSE
4 two stories high, neatly finished, with
a complete stable to each. They are i'll aplea-
SAINT situation on Queen-s,reet, near Wash
ington street, and in good neighborhood,
and calculated to please and render comfort
able small gentecl family. Apply to he
subscriber,
Andrew Scholheld.
9th mo. Cd.
~ B. Thetrsnt will be made low al
agreeable tenant.
New Houic Of Entertainment.
TE'HOMAS RHODES, respectfully in
T. forms the citizens Of Ale1sndria and the
public, that he viii open A HOUSE, CT En-
rERTA1NmENT On tie first day Of July next,
in a commo1ious and airy new house ON
Prince-strcet, sign ofthe EAGLE. few doors
above Thomas Swsnn's dwelling-He in
tends to keep constant supply OF the best
LIQUORS and PROVISIONS, and will &C.
commodate travellers and others on such mo-
.derate terms as TO make it an object to cali
on him. He will be provided with careful
hostler and has good stablng for horses.
The situation is superior to any in town
for the accommodation of travellers, 1t being
cut Of the way Of hustle and there is pump
of he best water at the door
June OF Paw
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Scene 9TH Tie Robbers in fmIusk.-s
March of the Caravans over the mountains -
Fight between the Robbers and those who
compose the Caravan.
Selim, leader of the
Caravan, MIR. Miller.
Zelie, the Rashaw's
daughter, Mrs. Francis.
Guards OF the Caravan-Camel Drivers
Slay es, &c.
Act 2. ABODE OF ORCEOBRAND,-
Orchobrand seated on his throne, under a
canopy supported b y.Furies, attended by War
Famine, Fraud and Rapine; with number
of other Fiends. Interview between Orcho
brand, and Hassarac
Orchobrand, Genius of
the Forest, and P ro-
tector Of the Thieves Mr.. Cross.
Chorus, I" Strike The world with far and
zponder.'
Scene I'd An Apartment at Ali Baba's.
Duet, Morgiana and Ganem, g nh, fair
Maid so soon retiring"
Song, N1orgiana, i" .dh, line bird Boy.''
Scene Sd. Cobler's Stall.
Mustapha, The Cutler, Mr.. Blissett
Song, Mus,apha, " Last week Itook a gyife''
Scene 4th. Street. Scene 5th. The back
OF Al EaDa's house, number of OIL JARS
standing in the yard, wherein the Robbers
are concealed.
Scene 9th Room in Ali Baba's house.
Trio, Cogia, Ganem, and Moreiana,
.dh hahhy The day.
Scene 9TH. a BANQUETING ROOM.
Tamborine Dance, Morgiana.
TIE last scene is beautiful view Of
Palace Of tie fulry ofthc Lake.
At the termination is seen Lake, sc. Gu
pids passing to and 70 in various boats deco
rated with steamers, wreaths, and garlands:
it represents a Palace, the columns fanciful-
ly or.amented with gold on the sides gold
en- statues OF Cupids holding festoons ofroses.
The whole TO conclude with
a DANCE.
On Tuesday, new Comedy never per-
formed here, called the WORLD-with en-
tertainmcnts. The celebrated play of Adrian
and Orilla; or, a Mothers Vengeance, was
received on Tuesday evening, with thesmost
iiatiering marks of approbation. Due notice
will be given Of its next representation.
81 Box one dol!ar-Pitt three quartera.
OF dollar.
w. Tickets to be had at the Office Of Miro
Snowdcn. 81
TIT Doors will open at sx-curtsin rise
quarter before seven o'clock.
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Independent american.
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Public Sale.

r. - 4
THE subscriber, by virtue Ola deco %
trust to him from Mr. William f1qSso''' oa''
ed on the 10th day OF NoyeIabcr, .he YEA
1905, for the purpose of indem1iylhg NY
John Hopkins--WiIl, on the hrsSaay , Of g g
bruary next, at the hour OF tweiyt o'cloch "
that day, if fair il not, on the 'Fxt fair gay
at the same hour, proceed to Ieil, At lilo
court house, in Alexandria, at Puollc aac'
ton, to the highest bidder, for Taay money
three thousand acres OF LANf, situate On
the left fork of Big Sandy frceS' "fl.n
land was, at the time OF the grants lol rue
same, in the county CT MonqSsila' IA 'n9
S ate of Virginia.
The above tracts or land wee granted ny
the state Of Virginia. to John .alison oy ehfee
several patents containing respectively one
thousand acres. and bearing date on the hrss
day of October, 1884, which land has been
since duly conveyed 70 the said William
Hodgson by deed dated I'd ofiAusust, 1870.
Edmund J. Lee I1g'fse.
Nor. II. cots
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: ALUA FARM
FOR S al E.

yTyHE Subscriber intending to leave tbs
Il state, offers for SAFE the FARM On which
be now resides, lyieg on Pomonkey Creek,
abouts.4 of mile from. Potomac River, and
sixteen below Alexandeia, containing $50 a
ores about 200 of which are well umbered.
Thesituation is remarkably healthy,and COM
hands beautiful view of the Potamac from
fount Vernon to several miles below the In
ian Head. The soil is productive,an a part
it we'll adsptedto Timothy amp Clover
3he Improvements are--two good dwelling
JAouscs, kitchens, barns, stables, &c. and
large orchard Of excellent fruit trees, all OF
which are now in bearing state A liberal
credit will be given for part of the purchase
money. The land will be shewn at any time
rby application to the Subscriber.
Benjamin t. Fendall.
/ Charles County, Maryland,
u M0vev,bar2
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Dr.. TiOot's celebrated Gcut aad RLG,
mS..c DYoas
(Price, Two Dollars fer 60tic. J

price, Two Dollars ter 6ottfc.J
NOTHING is of moro Importance that
he preservation of aeailh--this common laced
remark however is TOO oFrES FORGOTTEN
whilst We are active and strong-and pre-
vention Of pain, which is superior to it's cure,
is rot sufficiently attended to by any dcscripti.
ON Of persons. IAmong those disorders which
require the most early and unremitting cho Is
10 eradicate and overcome, none have u strong
er clam upon ournotice than the Gout, Rhe~A
tnatisn, Lumbaso, Weakness of the Joints
Sprains, elects, the Stone and Gravel, the
Cramp and every species of Rheumatic Pains
from whatever cause they may have original
ed--and hence every relief which can be ad-
ministcrcd is too valuable to BIZ forcotten.--
Those persons whose avocltions peculiarly cx
pose thom to colds, sc. cannot be too anxious
always to possess immediate aid. Scattering
persons, travellers, &c. ought consiaoly to
carry with then, that medicine which viii
countcract the unplcasans effects oftheir pcli-
lous duties, and especially those pains to WI
their situation must expose them 10 tvs,
who reside in or visit the West Indies, .anl
thcr warm climates, thcywill be found upon
trial to convey the most fasting sarviAe a.25
will gradually des'io, all tendency IS shA csc
III the human frame, and preserve heu gan0
visor Although great variety Of pRstrf-
TONS have bee published to cure the disor-
ders enumerated above, none has yet cqualled
the GOUT AND RHEU MhTiC DiiS.. .'& #
Or. IISSOT, which arc celebrated ~ 1lyes:
ONT the European. continent, and whysc ~
bounded benefits are fully authenticated
certificates already published Of gen,iein'.e $"
well known IN America, being OF the First COZ
sequence In the state OF Maryland: General
Charles Ridgely, of Hampton John Gibson,
Esq. one ofthe directors OF the Farmers Bans
OF Maryland; john Alacubbin, Esq. Mrs. Ma
cubbin, his wife; and Mrs. Ryan, of Caltoa.
Ample certificates and affilayits OF the be-
nehclal effects OF these Elc@.iciacs may BE sssa
by applying a above.
March IL.
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John Hopkins.
2av6nl
July ~.
Loudos1t Land for Sale.

L0NGOIt2l lOfJO |O1 OttLS.
FOR SALE, on THURSDAY, the 2lst
of December next, on the premises, the
TRACT Of LAND OH which the late Judge
Jones resided, in Loudoun county. with about
IS SLAVES, and the stock OF Horses, Cattle
and Hogs on the estate. The tract contains
nearly two thousand acres, and possesses ma
ny advantages which entitle 1t to tie attention
OF those who may wish to reside lii that high
IA improved part of our country Two mer-
Essa1.t mills are in the neighborhood, one on
the Adjoining estate, and the other within
miles. 1t is ten miles from Leesbu1g, IS
from Alexandria, and 40 from George own,
the new turnpike from Alexandria crosses
q corner Of the land and terminates at tho
nearest merchant mill.
The whole tract is remarkably well watered,
Little River passing through the middle of ii,
and many small streams on each side empsy-
ing into that river: About so or 90 acres are
already well set with Timothy, and at least
500 acres are capable Of being made excellent
meadow, 1t will be divided into tracts of
different dimensions to sui. the convenience
of purchasers A credit OF one, two and
years will be allowed Bonds with approved
security, and a t,us en- the land will Be re.
CURED. The Negr, arc supposed to Be
very valuable, some of them being GOOD
house servants, and the others principally
young men and women-For them the same
term of credit will be allowed, and that Of
year fer every other article.
James Monroe, Ex'r.
Of the late Joseph Jones, the elder.
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VALUABI.A LAND
Il @ Il s Il L e.

CfDistant IS miles from Georgetown and A.
C.oxandria, l9 miles from Occoquan Mills, and
twenty from Dumflies, and within two miles
and half of the Little River Turnpike Road
1t consists of FiOe ana Izcenty Hundred acres,
lying on the waters of Bull and Little Rocky
runs, in the counties of Fairfax and Prince
William. The quality of this land is excel
lent, and, TO grsz.er especially, would be a
source of great emolurhent, iroln the quantity
oflow grounds of which there is not less than
Five hundred acres, ready, from the strength
of the soil. to be sowed in Timothy. This land
:. w benefited by the plaster of Pa
avery good settle for mill, the
oam being one ofthe most constant In that
apart of the country. There are about 500 a.
ores in wood, heavily timbered The improve
ments arc, dwelling house newly fitted Up,
consisting of two rooms below stairs, with
store room and two convenient closets, three
lodging rooms above stairs, an excellent cell
lar, a Kitchen, corn house, meat house and
stables. Likewise the oyerseer's house, one
in each county, with other necessary houses
for negroes, *
Between and 500 acres IL addition, FOL
sale, in Prince William county, On Bud Run
near Its conflux with Occoq}fan, ms iane
lies about O or IL miles tronl The Oecaquan
mills, and has nearly one third III woods---its
quality is equal to any in It's immediate acieh.
borhcod
Persons disposed to purchase may be sup.
piled on the first named tract with large
st ock of horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, farming
utensils. Thesubscsiber willing to emigrate
southwardly will dispose of the above men,
tionedpropsrty on the most reasonable terms.
Information respecting the property may
be had by app ication to the honorable Judge
Washington CT Mount Vernon, H. S. Tur--
ner, Esquire. of jefferson county, or in the
absence of the subscriber to Bernard Hooes
jun. Esq. living nearthe premises:
I. Blackburn.
Rippon Lodge, near Dumfries, =
Va. June IL. 2aw
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CO Church Music.

A PERSON qualified to teach PsALMopr
IS wanted In the Rev DR.. Nuns church -
10 such person great encouragement will
De gwen. Apply to the Treasurer of said
church.
NaYenber Z, .asu.s
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Eaxo,s, Metcalf s. Co.

OFFER Foa SALE,
The CARGO of SCHOONER VIcToRY, Cattain
Gorhaa. consisting Of
1900 bushels Ground Alum Salt.
90 boxes Lemons, 10 excellent order.
-dLSO IN STORE,
IS hossheads Muscovado Sugars.
20 barrels do. do.
10 chests Young Hyson Tea, of brig
cGrsuGn's cargo-said to be of supe-
rior quality.
20 barrels No. Beef tnew|
! barrels Prilae Pork.
IL. barrels New England Ram.
loo boxes Mould and Dipt Candl es.
1000 reams Writing & Wrapping Paper.
1000 lbs. Sheathting do.
Ana general assortmen Shoes as usual.
December !. sesw
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T4gsT RECEIVED,
Price 5 dollars per botllc,
a BALsAMfe copDiAL.

THIS cordial 50 justly celebfetcd tbroug g
out Great Britain and the contli-cAt OF Z =
ronc. Tor it's superior efficacy IN lhe culi :
ali disorders excited BY nervous lEIitabhyY
as we'll as TN complaints OF comiA etc debih'y
whether arising iron irregularities OF living
,ony continued rc~iGence IN wArm climate
inic,npcrate pursuits OF excessive pleasure,
or tl.t destructive hahit OF ipconslicra,c YOUTH
winch brings Oh SO premaiufeiy the iliAr!t's-
ties of old age.
Inremoving pulmonary affections, asthmss
and ali disorders of the lungs, 1t IS the moss
powerful remedy ever yet found, and the fclci
Il has afforded even in the LIST stage OF co.,
sumptions, is wilnou apalaiici; with regard
to It's efficacy III this baie!uI, AID uniortunatG~
ly the prevailing disorder III this country icon.
sumptioEj It's superiority Is such as 10 h~Ts
s1lpplantea every other medicine.
Those who in al, @nceG He tcel the consci
quenccs oil youtnits! excess Wall iind them'
selves lcAorcd to health AID strength, and al
those melancholy symptoms renewed winch
arc the general effects of such causes.
In short, animated by the unl!oiln success
this Invaluable cordial has experienced III IN
rope, the thousands it has renovated, when
ben, ing under the pressure Of nervous, con
sAmptiye or hypocnondfiac&l disorders gmany
tested proofs OF which from eminenty dls'
tn2uishcd persons IN this quarter oil the globe,
are ROW in the possession OF the prapl:io'
here, some few Of which are herein published
have determined tie introduction OF >tlho
this continent, where its ctilcac!1s Mus. soon
become SO Dlized as to make 1t C0llsicc'eda
beneicent remedy not to be dispensed With
bly, those who are anxious TO preserve CT &C
quire their health.
TIE Chief ingredient Of ills corGial isa
pant whose rare and precious salut&ry virtues
were we'll known TO the AraOlans during tie
9Th and 9Th centuries, when that coPlc shoe
conspicuous over al! the nations OF tic Wona
for their learning and sail III crtdicalins
banelul diseases incident to The hunan frame,
renovatlns i.i::iEIllity TO ,isor, and restoring
the sick}y TO sound ana rosy health, AID which,
as known at this time by their descendants,
and used and experienced as the most sove-
reign remedy for dccayc,l constructions, and
every species of nervous disorders. This e.
lebrated restorative plant has :iso (ecn high.
ly sGmated For ages past, amongst the mos!
enlightened nations OF Greece, aEfl consider.
ed by those wise Inhabitants as onc OF the first
of their blessings.
This cordial is also rich and fine ie aayc
most grateful to the palate, and the most ~
Iivrning to the spirits Of my yet offered TO-
public Also, !.
Dr.. TiOofs celebrated Geut end Rkn.
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!uh Received

uil lNSSSiSAa
Ind 15y sale by James Kennea!J, sen. s00@-
seller, King, street,
Gentlemen and LasIy's Pocket aimanacs'
in plain and Morocco bindings, lor the year
1910.
Johnson's Virginia and Farmers alma,
macs fordo. containing variety OF use!ul ana
entertaining matter--by the dozen OF olher-
wise.
DR.. Hooper's Physicians Vademccum-
lust published---a very useful Manual ior
younr gentlemen of the faculty. Price ~
cents.
Dr.. Rees's Medical Guide.
Pcnninpt tons Memoirs OF Mrs. Eliza Car
ter.
BIair's Lectures on 2hstorick and the
Bellies Lettres.
Adams's Roman Antiquities.
Complete Farlaer lnew edition.
Misses Magazine vols
Partaus's Lectures on ST. Matthew.
Dr. Newcomb's Harmony OF the Evange-
lists.
Mrs Watts's Letters to a Young Man.
Cowper's Poems and Task--seperate, ele.
giant miniature editions.
Mediator's Kingdom, not OF this World.
81 and half cents
December z. eott
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For Rent or Sale,

"a gakc-houJe g Dazzling bo1A}ss.
THAT Bake House and D"oA'l''ls lass, ~
situate at M corner 81 y asef s,ia 3' $50,
streets, at present occupies oy ~ ,,e.t
Jameson. Possession may 70 nav VIZ 7. =
day Of January nest.
>'S' : ..Ls0,
That Square, or ~ Q acres q asoS'''', :.
the improvements thereon sisu'''e - ,,a,4le
incton street, between orohoho a'''. s.le s,,t
ton streets, wherein my fanny at he,on'
live. Imroediate posse sslon nay DC Aau.
ALSO TO RENT,
That Dwelling House on iflhces' street,
near Water street, adIoinng the .ous' a.
present occupied by MIR. scan ''''''0'o''
Immediate possession wi ec given.
John Dumas.
November II. N.Ne1.-
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Holland and Country Gin
New England Rum in hhds and bbls.
Peach and Apple Brandy in bbls.
Martinique Cordials, III Boxes
Loaf and Lump Sugar, davannah Honey
per gallon, Figbluc,
Molasses in hhds. Spanish Flotant Indigo,
Spanish Cigars, Butter,
Harris's and Taylor's manufacturedTo-
bacco in kegs,
Gunpowdcr and Shot Of different sizes,
Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Pepper, Pimento,
Chocolate Nos. ! and 5, Mould and Dipt Can
dies,
Malaga Raisns in boxes,
Pipes II boxes, gross each,
bingham boxs, Hamiiton's CARROTS and
Leipcr's Stuff in bottles.
LONDON and Philadelphia Mustard,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, &c.
ALSO,
A constant supply ofwATER CRACKERS and
best sUPERFINs FLOUR, by retail, and
80 hhds. of Maryland and Virginia Tobac-
CO.
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Io1eph II. Vaudeville,

Offers Jar sac the J57z070lnss' af1lc7ss, by
whoiesa!e or retail.
5000 bush. Lisbon and Liverpool Salt
10000 lbs Green Coffee, in barrels and bags
5000 Goshen Cheese, of excellent qua
lity in casks
1000 New England do. do.
900 bbls. Of HerriDss, shad and Mackarel
so tons Plaster Paris
20 bales prime Upland Georgia Cotton.
10 hhos. Jamaica, Antigua and Dema-
rara Rum
pipes French and ditto Brandy
Is hhds. Muscovado Sugar
50 bbls. do. do.diffaront qualities
hhds Ccpperas
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a. | with to rent the Dwell
ling and Warehouses corner of King and Al.
fred-streets, lately occupied by Mr. Ambrose
Vase.
William S. Moore.
December S. DIS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-02-20
Communications.
FOR The GAZETTE.
Lieuf. Gep. LIScoLs's SPEECH

GOD bless you, Governor hope you
will never be coerced to make another such
a Speech Excuse mel mean no insult
by calling YOU by the high sounding title of
Govern0, you exercise the Office ct chief
magistrate, and ought TO have the title.
Perhaps I ought 20 treat your speech
with "frowning indignation" but, believ-
ing myself as good an advocate of your po-
ltical life as three fourtls OF the people Of
this Commonwealth, shall handle it as IA
miliarly, and strip II to pieces with as much
ease and indifference, as would were it
the production of my greatest friend.
Surprising you will "uot question the sim
cerity of my opinion" l say with the great
est Difference, think 1.-THE least like what
it ought to be; the least fitted TO the time.
place, company, and subject, of any state
paper l ever read-and thence, am COM
PEELED TO say, in it's praise, it is properly, an
additional number to the Worcester Far
nser.'
The first section would have been very
good, bad all the rest been left out.
shall notice some comcal parts Of il,
Governor, il you have no objection, & seine
Of it's ludicrous and base remarks, by mum.
bering the paragraphs from which my ex-
tracts are made.
l. Our best exertions for the general
welfare, are now necesssry.'-Exertions for
what To lie still and hold our tongues
They must be for that if any thing-for YOU
say,
S. with governments as with indiyidu.
ais, there are stages when questions can no
longer be usefully open to controversy and
o,)positiOn staras when An end must be
put to debate and decision thence re-
sultng, be respected by its prompt & faith
lal execution, or government loses its exis-
tence, and the people are ruined. Are we
not in this stage of the great questions of
foreign aggrcss,ons, embargo, noninter-
course, and national defence, and other
means Of safety deemed necessary by those
entrusted with the final disposal of these
objects 2
This Is fine preaching from man who
progresses such love of liberty as your Ex.
cellency. shall not enter into an inyesti-
cation at this time, TO show the uncohsti-
mtionality, oppression and cruelty of the
existing measures of our government but
suppose they were Unconstitutional, op.
pressnc, and cruel, which is undoubtedly
The real fact, and will, ere long, believe,
be declared so by the people nothing must
be said 1.-The door is eternally shut.--Con.
gress have SAID those measures are "es-
sential to our safety, and the best for the
whole" and now. YOU dogs, you "wcrth-
less part of society,"" tall OH Jour knees. and
inplore the metcy Of your parental. symra'
tbetlc rulers respect their laws, by
prompt and faithful execution Of them,