The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-01

cency end eventual success may Inclined me to re
an doing them tina, justice in my former which
willingly take the present occasion to express.
your Exceency will ascribe the style and manner
of my Communications, and the frequent antiquities ntroGu
ced tbcm arising from the necessary be OBJ
scrcd my consciousness that you understood my
ing the most delicate pois without rskng particular
explanation.
lament that occasion my wishes, has
pei Git,cd prove much value the confidence Of
your Exccenc and the appreciation already expressed Ly
his Majesty's minister. have the honor TO be,
CERTIFY, that The foregoing letters the
crred in the letter Of H. W. Ryiand, Esq dated May st,
1909 relating the mission in which was employed by Sir
James Craig by his Instructions, bearing date Feb
eth 1909. (signeD JOHN HENRY
No. V.
Mr. Rutland 10 Mr. Henry.
MY DEAR SIR, Quebec, ist May lso9
The news have received this day from the States
will imagn bring you back and If you
Montreal by the middle OF June, shall probably have the
pleasure OF meeting you there, as as am going up with Sir
James large The last letters received from you
the 3h April tue whole are now transcrbng Tor the
purpose of being home, where Hey cannon fail Of doing
you great credits and certainly hope they eventually
contribute your Permanent advantage. 1t is necessary
repeat the that effort within the compass OF
my power shd be wanting TO this end
cruelty OF spirits the idea OF old England truck
ling such debased and government that OF the
United States.
greatly obliged you for the trouble you taken
in procuring books, though if Spain fails shall scarcely
have heart to look into them can add more new, bun
that am most heartily and afiectonaely yours,
H. W.R.
Mr.. Ryland 10 lfr. Henry, May 4th, 1909.
MY DEAR SIR,
You consider the short letter wrote you by the
last post altogether unofficial but intimate
you formal hope of your speedy return,
the Of your Journey for the least
be end We have London by the way Of the
river, up tie 9th March, which aes day with what
have received by the way of States Heartily wishing
safe and speedy journey back to U.S. ann my dear si:,
sincerely yours, IL. w. X.
Have the goodness bring my books with you, though
shall have little spirit ooi them unless you bring good
news from SPAIN
Mr. Hnys memorial 10 Ld LIVERPOOL enclosed in letter
10 Mr. Peei / he l3hJ4ne, qwth cohy Of that letter.
The undersigned respectfully submits the following statement and
memorial to the Earl of Liverpool
LONG before, and during the administration OF your
ordshps pcdeccsso the undersigned bestowed much per-
sonal aenon the of parties, and to the political
measures in the United States of America
(Here is of about four lines
Soon after the affair of the Che esapeake lriga,e, when
his Maesys Governour General Of British America had
believe ,bat the countries would he involved in
war, submitted to his Najes,ys ministers the
rangcmens OF the English party In the Tor an
efficient resistance to the general government which would
probably terminate separation of the northern staesfrom
the general conederacy he applied TO the un
derke mission Boston, where the whole concerns OF the
opposition managed. The object OF the mission
promote and encourage the federal party resist the
sures OF the general TO oer OF aid
open communication between the leading engaged
in that opposition and the Governor General upon such
footing circumstances might suggest and hnay to rem
der the plans then contemplation, subserynt the views
OF his Nacs,ys government
The undersigned undertook the MISSION which lasted from
the month of JANUARY the month OF June, inclusive during
which period those public
and the Legislative resolutions of the assemblies of Mas
sachuse and Connecticut passed. which kept the
era of the United States, and deferred from
carrying into execution the OF hostility with which
Great Britain rnenaced.
For his the occasions herein recied and the
loss OF me and incurred the undersigned neither
sought received any compensation, but trusted to the
known justice and bera of his Maests government for
the reward services whh could nc humby cOnceives
be estimated pounds, shns and pence On The patron
age and support which promised In the letter OF Sir
Craig, under date Of the 26b January 1909, (whcrcin he
that the former correspondence and
cal information Transmitted by the undersigned, had met
with the particular appreciation OF his Maesys Secretary Of
State and that his execution Of the mission proposed be
undertaken In that letter. would give him claim not only
the goycrnorgenera but his Maestys Minister'S, the
relied claims,