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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-04
LoMDoN, March II.
IIV~ IIVFt
ECIrlct from hriuGte letter, datcd Pa
1I,..L 4

LONDON NlaICn ~.
Erlract f'on, 4 hrfuate letter, dated Pa
rjs. March 9.
The counsel of Sir Robert Wilson, in
che name of hmscif and Mcssrs. Bruce *
Hutchinson. demand the postp0nemrnt of
their trial until the FIRST of April. When
1t was objected they had full time to pre-
pare their defence, they replied that the
new and unexpected accusation presented
against them, would not allow them to
name a nearer epoch. They claim a jury,
composed one half of Errlshmen, because
the code civil declares, that forms shall be
adopted towards foreigners, similar to those
which in their country may be adopted to-
words the French"
The Paris papers Of Sunday last. which
arrived at late hour last night, have
brought piece of Intelligence respecting
our countrymen accused of aiding the es
cape OF Lav1'ette, which is calculated to
interest us still more in the fate of these
gentlemen. They are now to be tried for
their lives-the charge against them hav-
ing been aggravated to conspiracy to
Change the French government, * against
ne political system of all the states in Eu-
lcpe One would suppose from this. and
-Atrom the care taken to kesp Louis XVIII.
on the throne, that the useless Bourbon hal
2 u the states Of Europe in his belly. The
article we refer to is as follows:
NV The Judge F MStructi0n made his r port on
q ol2Oth uitimo to the Chamber of Council, in the
ahNr'' Messrs. Wilson, Bruce and Hutchison.
TIL. Chamber Of Council has, in consequence of
this report, Issued erylonnance, by virtue Of
which, riai3dts Of arrest have heca issued against
the three accused in the following terms Wilson,
accused of conspiracy Bruce and Hutchison accn-
sed OF heing aceompces in conspiracy directed in
general sgainst the political system Of all the States
OF turppe and having for its special object To de-
stroy OF change the French Government, and to- ex-
cite theN citizens Inhabitants To arm themselves a.
ganst the authority Of the Kirg rs also having at
tempted 20 further the execution oC this conspiracy
by endec Touring 10 from the prosecutions d-
rected og the kiog the individuals comprised in the
h?st article Of ordinance Of the oath July asst and
chiefly bS concerning, carving and elf-ctog the
escape and cpuceaiment OF iavalette, condemned
for the crime of high treason"
The ABOVE ordonnance does not appear
in the Mpniteur- [StatesmQn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-04

was made cur duty Ca asre.1sin THE
the gentlemen recommended 1T tbs k,eet-
ing 10 the people OF the United 81 Is, AZ
proper persons to FL the Gffices of 4presi-
dent and Vice President of the United
Slater, from the 4th March next, were VIII
ling to accept those Offices if elected. We
have performed that DUTY, and reqNest You
to publish the enclosed correspondence
on that subject.
With sentiments Of respect, your obd't
servants,
{ cNrl-Ttf
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cify q WasAingfen. March 1s, 1916.

DIT,
On the 10th instant. you were re-
commended to the people Of the United
STATES by General Meeting Of the Re-
publican Members of bath Houses of Con-
grass, rs proper person to fill the ofFice
OF Vice Pr sident OF The United States for
tne term ct four years, to commence on
the fourth of March next and by Re
solution OF the Meeting, it WAS made orr
duty to, ascertain whether your excellenoy
IS willing to serve in the ofice descnq-
ted, II ell cted. We, therefore, request,
the favor OF an answsr as soon as conven-,
lent.
WITH sentiments of high consideration Sc
respect, we have tn. honor to be. vour
most obd't serv',s,
lSgnedl S. SMITH. Chairman.
RI. NJ. JOHNSON, Seq.
His Excellency
DANIEL d. ToMPxIxs.
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-4tfoiatments BY tie President and Sen
NE.
Baltimore, .4bril
Mn. EANDOT PHI

Mn. RANDOLPH.
MIR. John Randolph has recently drawn m IS
himself, ~ washington, 2 double portion Of
tempt aud disgrace. sbate on The Tariff. IS
took the liberty Of speaking very disrespe ctully
tie State Of Louisiana and finilly in indulpino, "
understandable reflections against her respeet,
ard able Representative, Mr. RoDEaTsox irsir
ting. because that gentleman had migrated fro r.
Virginia to Louisiana, that he was q fcnegaeIo. -
something tn this effect. Mr.. Randolph wasi,uy.e-
dIateJ required 10 explain bat not tiit king proner
to comply with the requisitiou, MIR Rob rtson de-
unsndel personal satisfaction. This Mr. RandoI,b
refused 70 give, intnatiug that he was not dsposI
TO sport with is breCiOuS life
Such is he substance Of our Information In
quesionably the principle otduelling is indefensike
It j. crime 10 the eyes Of God AID man ; bat pro
perry to estimate the disrepa,lble conduct of NJ
Randolph on lbs occasion, it i0u.t be recollecteJ
that he has frequently here ;olDre been concerned IL
giving o. receiving challenges, though moi often h
lighting, and co.'s ga ndy tlst his refusal to 40.
cePt tie challenge d Mr.. Robertson did not pro-
eeed from Any moral Or religious serupie.
ft'ahios.
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Washington, Afarch %, 1916.

i have had the honor to PC
ce've your letter informing me, that had.
been recommended to the People of the
Onit. States, by Genera, Meetre of
the X pubic IN MemberS Of both HISS
OF Congress, as prop person to fill the
ofi'e ct Pr sideDt of the United States. for
t e term of four years, to commences on
the iou tn VI rich next, and that it was
m IL your duty. by Resolution of the
we. ing, to as ertain whether I was
willing to serve in that Office, if cleo
ted
Deeply penetrated by this distinguish
ed mark of confidence, emanating from
such a source, can only say, that Shouts
tn su!irag of my fellow cit zens C. Ill me
TO that trust, should feel It a duty tn
enter on 1T, with the fullest sense of the oh.
legations it would impose. and with reIi-.
ance' that faithful zeal, in endeavorine to
iuih' them, viii recommend the TO the in
aoigence, of which l shall stand SO much
in need,
] have the honor to be. with great com
sideration, your obd't serv's,
[Signed] JAS. MONROE,
Gen. 5. SMITH,
Col. r. ~. Johnson.
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v he !sdo the three British gentlemen depend
Wing IN Pa attracts the attention and interests the
Vieeiings cf jtDIii Europe and America. \ cireuri-
fstanee alclN took place in that city, which mas al
been the eubi ect of much conversation aud point
observation. | Lord Kinnaird Ga Scotch nobleman)
p the ment1of February, received an Invitation On
Y rance, an uiftdtfon is command J tOapPear be-
foTe the Minister OF Police. When his i.o-lship
Eemanted lheteason Of 80 persmptory Sn,nInous,
ne WAS iniprus( that lis sentiments of;iisiike he
.snng goyern inent OF France, and his assncia;ing
,nen rot 41nsiy hostile to the mouse OF 10 ur-
.ss The Cause ofthe summons and occusaiien
~ Minister then eXpRtisted On the i,qprUA7,cc
IS: greater part of the English then ia Franc, ,
z fase every opportunity ofriiicuiing the Royal
&$ Ky, contrasting the present with The Usurper's
erninent, aud treating the constituted authorities
70 undsguised contempt Lord Kinnairl an
q 3ss'ed TO Duke Wellington and Sir Cherries Stuart
his favor, but in vain-hc obliged to leave Pa
= From the above and other similar transactions
we may nationally conclude, that even the Bour,sn-
lies, the While Jacnbins, feel sore under the bro
tscfiep OF their foreign guardians Circumstances
Ike the above marx the character Of he parties and
the times, and shew what a precarious foun-
dalion the peace of Europe is placed
B0H. Pat.
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ALBANY, .Ahra s, 1916.
Gentlemen.

Gentlemen,
In compliance with the re-
quest contained in yonr communication of
the 18th of March. pray leave to inform
you of my acceptance f The nomination with
which the Republ can Members Of Congress
have been pleased T. honor me. Permit
ne 10 add a declaration Of mv high sense
Of thu confidence and regard manifested by
them in desirna'ng me as a candidate for
the Office If Vice President, and to assure
YOU gentlemen, Of my greatest respect and
esteem.
DANIEL d. TOMP KINS.
Hon. s. SMITH,
Hon. Z. NJ. JOHNSON.
-4hfoiatments By tie President and Sen
Gte.
To be Directors of tie Bank OF the u.
States Cor behalf of the Urited States
William Jones, Stephen Girard, Pic,
Bu.ler Of Philadelphia James A. Bucl
an, ct Baltimore and john Jacob Asto 6
New YORK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-04

We are Informed, that willie the proposition of
the Scosie to "a Sc the duty o. Imported suea,
from Two and a fourth 70 three cents, was
day last, Mr. Randolph made some very illibrr.
al and insulting reroarks applicable TO Mr. Ro-
berison ot Louisiana, who advocated the proposiG-
0n-Nr. Robertson demanded an explanation buf
"r. Randolph, instead ofoomplying, foljedbis arms
% ine1sb'e contempt, without opening his iipt.-
The honorable speaker hoped lhat any unpleasant
ieel'ng occasioued by the geutleInans (Mr. Ran
d.ipl) remarks night be removed by proper ex-
pianat'on ~ hs part. Mr. Randolph tookno otbo7
oot.ce Of his observatoa, than BY q significant look
ct the speaker, which seemed ~ say 4" despise yo,
both" This happened on rhrsdsy. On Friday
MIR Rob,rtsoa challenged Mr.. Randolphs aud ~.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-21
Ear Hire.

Negro Man who is GOOD hous
S ssfsas' and coachman. / would pseie
's.sang him BY the wear.
ya,n. Apply totts Printer.
s-s'Aas 81 If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-21
CONGRESS.
IN sENATE-FcbruaTy 10.

The Joint resolution from The
lbouse requesting the President oi
tine u. States 20 present medals &c
Captains Stewart and Eiddle OF
Tie navy, &c. were read the second
Time.
The bill to au:l!o'ise Ike opcn;Ng
land working copper miaes On Lake
Superior WAS refused a third reading,
and Of course rejected
The bill for the relief OF j. aed
man Coke Was ordered to a tiii,i
'reading.
HIr. Harper chtoinet' leave, and
introduced bill to establish q law
library at tie seat OF government.
for The use Of the supvome court Of
The United States which was read
land passed 20 lis second reasling.
Mr.. Harper, also, leave Icing ob
Etaioel. introduced hi 10 limit tae
right Of appeal from the Circuit
Court Of the District Of Co!en-
|bia ; which passed 10 IA second read.
ling.
Mr.. Barry, from q select commit
Zee, reported bill relating TO set
tiers on the lands Of the United
States; which passed to a second
reading.
Several bills, the order for this
day, we're posiponei, 10 Mon,.as ant
others received from the Il Of Re
representatives., were referred TO ya'
rious committees.
The Senate spent q part OF the
day ia the consideration of executive
business. after WIsich, it adjourned
10 Monday.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-21
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES.
Sat,,rdau. Feb. II,

On motion ofNfr Ward of N. J
the petition of Benjamin Smith. pre-
scented on the 18th March. 1871. and
9Th of Feb. 1905. was referred IL
the committee of pensions and reyo.
!utionary claims.
I'he following petitions were pre-,
scented and ref, FRED.
BY MIR. Smith. Of Nd. the peii
ton OF Campbell II. White, Gisii:
Ter in Baltimore. praying o rensis
sion Of the duties imposed ON his
.:isfi;'efy, for the time he was nnable
TO use il, on account ofbimseif aDd
his assistants being called into Tie
militia service of the u. S.
By Mr.. Jennings, the petition Of
Viz. Purcell, praying to be paid for.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-21

af taxes. and ] IlljfE rs;au
While Dallas racks his brains 70 shew
what his financial powers can do,
md nroa,ises. with much submission,
n, improve our sorrowtul condition,
Ard if we'Il give him Bank Enough.
ITotake the tax fromhpusehold stuff, 49,.
Relieve our candles, boots and hats,
Our whiskey-stills and leather watts -
And James the list in gentlest strain,
|fontriyes our surplus cash To drain,
|l3y building ships, and making docks.
.ayins cut roads and blowing rocks,
Inv founding colleges, to teach &
&. The rights sot man" and "parts q
speech
Cutting canals across our neclSs,
And building bridges Ger our creeks
Which lullabies, sEd many more,
Were sweetiy sans b. i'pm before,
land WILDE sung ag Nin,>we traw,
When n.asic warbiesfrom Monroe.
Yet some ol,stductighs clog the way:
we wait the s. ways and Means" Il
pay
Those acntle Nie4ns. anl winning Ways
Which lay the tax but keep the place
But, what is worse. before Us lies
That tempting, that sedacing prize,
THE Presidential Cap and. Gown,
The nations diadem ard thsone.
BY regular descent.i it rims
4mong yirginia's royal sons,
The eldest of her fayor'd males,
Us democratic Prince of Wales;
| And nothing but the hand OF fate,
A!ust rot lin Of lbs Just estate.
Inv {. Usage" these high honors flow,
Straight to tie bead Of King Monroe,
Who now GENES il By honest claims,
AS g heir at law"to Ton and James,
What spurious candidate shall dare
Dispute the title Of the hen's
John Quincey A,l;lnls is away,
|'Tis hardly tire Cor sir. lay,
BdwelI to Chilicotbe's fed,
And Gerry S number'a with tie deed,
|Cheves has quit tie public field,
And Giles at length is ferc'd to Weld,
Poor Simon Snyder, with his load,
Is trudging on the down-hill road;
Re soon will reach ohliyion's shore,
Plunge in her pool, and rise 10 mote.
Fen Tompkins follows with tie crowd,
Ills suns obscur'd behind cloud.
But OILY Crawford now remains,
- alarm our fears, and edge our pains
;eaus INST De found to appease the
South,
Md buy tim OF: or stop his mouth.
hen shall Virgihia's regal power
End this a most Fropitions hour,
Through her long line tie $40" 4 transmit.
ana lay tie nation at her feet.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-21
David Peabody

Has received, In addition to the Goods
mentioned in his last advertisement,
bale carpetings
Venetian stair carpet
Ladies Mefino net vests
Ladies linnen Heecy coats
Elegant me;ino silaNls and half
handkerchiess
Damask six shaws
Black and white Grape
Russia diaper
4 India cottOls, cotton checks
Towels, silk and cotton umbrellas.
at she store two doors below the Me
chanics Bank.
gan 9 tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-21
InIercstias to Horse Hunters.
A REWARD
OF s5 Dollars 50 Cents Cash,

vi XJ bOlldlS ~ NCi1So sSySASiAS
WILL be given to any person who
viii ffud Horse, with double bit steel
bride. that strayed, or was stolen, from
Negro Man OH the night OF the Soth
JANUARY last, either al Davis's Wagon
stand, or Little River on the turnpike
rad leading from Alexandria to Snick-
eas's ferry. He is a chestnut sorrels
about. fifteen hands high, three years old
last spring. He has one OF his hind leet
white, long switch tale, and carries it
as if badly nicked, his shoulders apes
as if touched by tie swecny, and is IN
bad order.
Any person finding the above de
scri5ed Horse, and giving immediate
and correct Information, so that | get
him again. shall receive the above reward.
and all reasonable charges, if brought to
the subscriber now residing in Alexan-
dria, or to Mrs. Ann Page, OF Fairfield
Frederick county, Virginia
IFslliam Byrd Page, jan.
feb 10 If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-21
GERMAN GOODS.

Charles l C0tteH
EE IS received per The ship n~;oll. d.
3 rect from Hamburg: ami odefs tor
sale Tue following Goods. VIZ.
500 boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting Of looking glass plates, de
canters. tumbIers. VINE glasses, double
slint and gilt edged, window glass, &c.
900 bales Linen,
Consisting Of Platiiias, Britannias,
Estopiilas. Rouans, Cholets, Creas, Las
tadoes, DowIas, Hessians. Sail Cloth,
White Sail, stout heinpen Iicklenburgs'
0snaburcs, Buriaps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White and red lead,
Scythes,
Cuppcr pots and tea kettles,
St,aw knives,
Brass wire,
Quilts,
Liquor cases,
Fruit baskets,
Casks of steel Of superior quality
Mantle ornaments,
1000 demTohns,
Apothecaries' glasses,
Furniture, bottles and beads, &c.
All Of which will be sold OH as good
terms as they can be purchased in the
United States.
Nov 90
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To Rent,
Candles, Wrapping Paper, &c

This day landing, from the Schooner Ma,
tive, from Boston,
20 boxes mould candles, Otassorted
sizes,
500 reams wrapping paper.
AND IN Stone,
20 hads. good quality MuscoSad'
sugars,
40 bbls. and 70 bags green coHee,
10 purcheons, S and 4 Of line ilavOr-
ed Antigua ram,
10 hhds. bright mo!asscs.
2 pipes I'd proof Holland gin,
10 casks green coppesas,
SO half boxes Spanish segars,
S tons prime country hemp,
With general assortment OF Groce-
ries, as usual,
For sale by
Bryan Hampson 8 Go.
.Esa GA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-21
Public Sale.

IN Saturday the Gath instant, will be
sold on the several premises, the fol,
lowing Lots Of Gro,nd:
a Ne on Pitt-street near the corner
I CT Duke-street, together with a
anne dwelling house thereon--also a
4 on Duke-street, near the residence
: Charles Simms, Esq. Terms, etc.
ade known at the place Of sale.
p. G.. Marsteller.
Februarye
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For Madeira.
For Boston.

xEs Tie regular trading schr'
Sgg s@ Native,
Nathaniel Mayhew, Master
nj, III commence alpfss loading in three days
for freight of S00bbls. or passage, app,
to The Master on beard, or
- Laurqson & iFoerls,
who have received by said schE.
95 tons Plaster Paris
600 boxes rneuld candles
100 boxes fish
90 bbls. beef
/ bale white Russia sheetings
cask containing tea sets China
ian SO
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-21
Ifor aLc.
For M. York,--Dlrect,

Xxx The beautiful and fast sailing
49, Loop Volunteer, J. 3urnes, mas
ter; intended as regular Packet be-
tween New York and this place. For
freight or passage, having excellent ac-
communications, aopIy to the Master on
board at Ramsay's wharf.
February 10 tt
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MOTTO

TIE subscribed wiIiefaggs. s. 'ls, ~
= Alexandria, Georgetown g y as,ilhss-
Il ! number Of Wharf 4 Pump Logs
also a quantity of Pine Wood. Fer terms
snnly "a the subscriber in Alexandria IA
@pp'' : Edgar MsCarfy.
Toh,.,.rv 16
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-21
Wood for Sale

THE subscriber living On the Potomac
iSyer. IL miles below Alexandria, has
Scr sale, and intends constantly Seepipe
: quantisy OF Cord Wood Of excellent
quality. which he offers on reasonable
terms. He wishes TO employ nnnbe'
Of axemen. ito whom high wages will Dc
given by the cord or month.
George Mason.
Gunstor, Feb.l3 dew
The editors Of the n. Intelligebcer
are requested to insert the above two
weeks and send their account TO this OF
fee.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-21
SILT, " Inc and Raisins.
J0HH G. LaDD u co.

J0HH G.. L.aDD q co.
Have for sale the cargo of brig EcoSo-
ny, capt. Farrow, from Cadiz, con
sisting Of
90 pipes Catalonia red wine
100 quarter casks Sherry ditto
loa ditto ditto dry Malaga
so small casks sweet ditto
700 boxes bloom and muscatel ralsins
400 reams paper
5000 bushels salt
A quantity of cork wood, etc.
Tn, and Ilrpentlne.
100 barrels Tar. and
AZ barrels Turpentine, on board
Schooner 8futas,
For Sale. by
John G.. Ladd, e Co.
Feb. 9.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-21
1t Col ArmiStead

OF the United States Easiseers,
EEJISHES to ceatractfor 5000 bbis
w Of Lime. sGo0rerch Of bdildinc
Stone, to he delivered in the months 81
March, April, May and Jane ut For
Washington on the Potomac.
Alex'a. Feb 2 II
Tie Editors Of the National fntelii
sencer ana sas.sw York Evening Post arr
requesteuto psblish tae.abose u tune.
and farSa,d their account to4,is Ollie
! fnrpavment.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03

The Mexie sns tie most frank and reneroos
conduct TO acgnovledge their indie hepdsnce.
and form a commercial rcsty whhsthem.
If we meet their propositions st once with
enlarged We've, we shell receive the es.,i4
tude Of a people destined TO become great;
and the advantages TO be derived hy the Uni
ted States from free commerce with the
finest and richest country in the Universe,
need not he recspitulated TO discerning
people. We are st great trouble and ankle
~ to form Ges,ies with the old and yrannic
governments Of Europe, for few paltry adj
vantsges which ere granted With disuust and
hstrcd.--Wi,h the Mexicans, the case is
very diifcreni--in them We see young ma
tion like ou, seises, en- ulated with the holy
love cf freedom, throwing OF the chains Of
monarchy, TO assume and assert the rights Of
man, nnd desireous Of forming liberal re!a-
,ions with us. Let Us therefor, show our
gratitude for the Invaluable blessings we en-
Joy, extend the ,igb, hand Of fellowship 10
our brethren of the sonth, and observe
prompt and liberal conduct towards them.
Some cold hearted politicians will say, let
tho Mexicshs fight their own bastles--why
should we trouble ourselves with them !"
would ask such men, il France and Holland
did not assist as during onr revolution As
to the animosiiy Of Spain, what cause
have VIC to calculate upon ,ba,---Spain can
never re-estabiish her power In Son,h Amer
ice, or Mexico; and her condoct to the Uni.
ted States, in the Infamous spoilation comp
merce, during pesor, while on our part we al
ways observed the most rigid impar,iality to-
wards her, leaves, us no solid ground for res
pect towards her our trade witt, the Spanish
colonies has alvey. been exposed 10 the great
est restrictions and impos,ions, owing TO the
dark policy Of the old government. Add to
this account the late cession of the Horidas,
by Spain to The Briiish--a circumstance pre-
mcdltatediy injurious to the United States,
| hop. to see that the people Of the United
States will, with one accord, sudibly dictate
to their representatives., tho propriety Of
generous poilty towards the Mexicans, and
exhibit to the world band of brothers united,
in this new world, provided by Providence to-
preserve Liberty against the tyranny OF tho
old woIld.
COL UMBUS
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REPUBLIC OF MEXICO.
NEW.O kANs, NOV. u

NEw.oRLEANs, NOV. Is.
4 In the schr. President, from Boauila de
Pudras, arrived DON JosE MAxUEP HERaB.
RA, and his suit, This gen,lemsn, we are
informed, is appointed Minister Plenipo,en-
'liary from tho Mexican Republic to the Cni-
ted States ;Nbe was distinguished member
of their revolutionary government, and on
The organization OF the new constitution, was
elected deputy Tor the provinces OF Tccpan /;
his appearance and conduct, since his arrival,
have impressed all who have the pleasure OF
his acquaintance, with a high sense of his
merit.
We understand the news brought by this
arrival is The most favorable 10 the cause Of
Mexican frecdom--,be republicans arc in
possession OF oil The open county, and though
some Of the great towns are still held by the
royalis,, they have no communication with
each other but by strong conveys, or more
frequently by paying an heavy dnty to the re-.
publicans.
General Toledo, confirmed in his appoint
ment Of genera! in chief Of the Mexican
forces io the internal provinces, escorted the
minister 10 this place. The part this gen.
ilernan took DUNG the laie Invasion OF The
English, we arc informed, had some intu-
ensc in procuring him this new markc Of the
confidence of his country, end is pledge of
the in,eres, which the new Republic takes in
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