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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-06

"a 10 THE PUBLICLY. Henry Butler, re-
Il Gently from New Haven, Connecticut.
Cwhere he kept Public House number OF
years, that was resorted TO by strangers from
ali parts of the Uuited States has lust opened
PUBLIC HOUSE in this city, on the cor.
ner nf T.. and 18th streets. in the New Building
lately erected by DR.. Adams, and which is
commonly called the Bank tTonse he intends
Keeping that until the Union Hotel is comple-
ted, and respectfully informs Ihe ladies and
gentlemen travelling to Richmond, that thew
can be elegantly accommodated witlInew fur
n'shed roomS,a well stored arder, old fine fla
yored and choice Iiquprs-He fatters himself
from the reputation he has sustained I'm the bu-
sIness. and the knowledge he possesses, gained
rom actual experience, that those who favor
MN WIKI their custom, will meet with thatknd
OF atentlon tilats necessary to make strangers
and travellers pleased with their accommodate
Gus aud ~ q, to produce feelings to cores
pond with ~ Sc experienced, while at their
ow IN mes and in the bosom of their families
tbs attentions will be particularly directed to
the accommodation of families that NAV be CO.
ming 10 the city; and ladee can ALWAYS caIcu-
late upon receiving the personal attention of
Mir. Is. VINO viii exert herself to make their
stay pleasant aud asreea -Waitiny-maids
are provided that perfectly well understand
The establishment will Ice kept i'm superior
style; in fact amy thing short OF that would not
he satisfactory 10 the occupant, who hopas his
eNertons to please, viii only he equalledby the
custom he shall obtain
n. u. There attached to his house fine
StabieS-and 1ir y is well provided witt, nor
leIs.
May %. 5-2m,
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD -Ranagay from ILe
Subscriber, Wednesday the sotb of April a Nero
Man named RlLLY, (sOmetines called BItLV Joody A.
Dont feet or inches high, talks quick with siauI
mering or stOppagei his speech-He was hired of Mr.
Kemp Charles, of York countyhis clothing not recoI-
ihe above reward will be paid on delivering him TO me
in Richmond. $40 for securing him in ail and 1fnr
nation given me thereof so that get him again.
10 IS probable he is in about Williamsburg (as am
told he has mother tee) that lie is somewhere in
York County. "
-, A. TURNER.
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ENFrY NEGROES.-MHl b. Sold, at Lynchburg, on
II the 20th June next, so Uakif05Le Negroes among
which good House Servants aud Crop Hands
on credit of sixty days, for negotiable notes. with APP
proved endoTseIs.
The above Sale will be conducted by
RICHARD POLLARD
-A.tcfi0Beer.
May 90. ids
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LOTS 90 prirnle Residenee

LOTS for PTiDdie ReSldence.
The Subscribers will also sell, oh THURSDAY 5h Iune
next atpaDic auction three tine aud bgaHVW lets,
Oh ShOCkOe Hi composing one hlfthe square bounded
b. Sd street and extending from y to streets.
Terms and other particulars made known on the days
SOUTHGA TES q ANDERSON.
Minor G-fdS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-06

MOLASSE LOAFoG BROWNSUGAR
Sheppard. ROBINSON & U0RYH1M
Are now receiving
IL hids. frs quality retailing Molasses
Ado. best jamaica Sugars
bbls. peaington's first quality labelled Loaf Su.
gar
4 boxes DO SECOND quality do.
ApR an Store,
100 sacks best Liverpool filed Salt
400 barrels cut HeIrings
SO do. whole do.
~ do. estfamiy Shad
10 tons Swedes and Country Bar Iron, assorted
do. Country bstered Steel
do. Plough Plates
i, . S SaIs. S New aas aaa RUM
2 hhds. and 10 bjis. Whisky
80 bDis. Caruthers best Tecfied do.
hhds. aud 5 bbs. Apple Brandy
40 bags Coffee, viz: Java, old White and best Havan
ma Green
10 bbls Brown Sugars
crates assorted Earthen Ware
20 boxes Soap
rs do, Candles, assorted sizes
chests best lmperialand Guupowder Teas
Old Madein, PORT, TeueTiffe aud Malaga Wines Lon
don Brown Stout, Rice, Ginger, Pepper. Aispice,
PineApple Cheese, Indigo, Nutmegs, Iumblers,
CTOckery Ware, sc. &c.
All of which we offer for sale accommodatingterms
az cur store Tor MAIN street. of istn street,
Just below the maIkethOuse
May 80. 1T
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of Trust will be required, usual the last notes
bearing interest from the day of sale.
WILLIAM MURPHY,
JAMES BROWN, in.
June 3. S-tds
~ will be sold, to the highest bidder, credit
months, on the premises the 2Jh day of June next If
thirds of that Tract of Land which the property of
Wni Morris, decd. lying about eight miles from the CT
y OF Richmond, andnear the Deep Run Turnpike, with
The reversion in the other third after the death the
widow of The said Morris the purchaser giving bonds
with approved security, and Deed of Trust the land
!oAs WITTY nPpTMANDs'S Commissioners.
June 3. e-Gt
NOilCE.-Alf persons having ssains against the es-
tate OF Samuel Price, deed. late OF Henrco County
are requested 10 present them proper auhe to
e Subscriber, that arrangements may be made for the
pa, ne thereof-and all persons indebted 10 said
are earnestly requested TO forward and sete their
accounts aud all persons Indebted by falling
20 come forward and discharge the same give notes
OF ponds, wth security, PAYABLE in reasonable time
"i alter the isday Of July next have their accounts
put into the hands ola oicer after which, no other
indulgence than what The law allows. will be given.
= W. ID. WREN, AdNfr. Of
Samuel Price, dec'd.
June 5. 8-tD
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Runaway on the 18th
inst. from the Subscriber, living near New Canton
IN Bnckingham county, negso fellow, by name STE,
fHEN- He IS tall black, has short hair is good house
servant and apt to suter while under strong emotion of
any kind. lie carried with him much clothing and is
expect, lurking in about Richmond, having been
Mill.
The above reward win be paid for the delivery Of said
fellow 10 me, for The secureent OF him IN Jail so thai
! ger illn again. SMITH PAYNE
r 5. Said fellow has wife at Col VIM. Mayo's near
Richmond l-,,,,l
March z. hp Io,.,f
fRiMPiNG,--J Hunter, from Lond0n, having pro
~ cured CRIMPINo M,cHINE, undertakes 10 Crimp
AZ kinds OF sains Silks Grapes, Muslins aud Ribbons
All orders entto Mrs. Hunters store, of2th and
Main Streets will be attended 10.
fJ'dPptg 10 Hrs. Hunter, Dress-4naker, Sc. corner
Of Il ana I'm So.
Apri22. li4-H
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Z WIsIito employ siag'c man. we'll acquainted with
! business TO examine. re.s1rycy and sell YVES EkN
4 AIMS -Good reesrf uleudatious will be expected.
HENRY BANKS.
Nsa,. % If
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Z AND FORSALE.-WilI be sold, ON Fri.
Aday the 18th day of June next, at the ia
yern door Of William Brown i'm the town of
Warren, two tracts of land, lately convened TO
the subscribers by deed in fee simple from
David CobbS, on a credit of one, two and
three years, the one being in the county of
buckingham, containing three hundred acres.
more or less, and adjoining the lands OF David
Patterson, John Staples and John Thomas
The other being in the county of Albemarle.
containing four hundred acres, more or less.
and adjoining the lands of Wilson G.. Nicholas
John Patterson, and Thomas Goolsbv. Other
necessary information will be given on said
day. NICHOLAS LEWIS.
JAMES b. FRETWELL
1TgU 13th ISI7 ia
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E.FOB SALt--AvcIy valuable JR4CT or LIND.
containing ab9u 32l acres, within abont one mile and
bali Of the E1ooke IoUGrH and Handsomely situated IN
a healthy aud agreeable neghbpThood. part Of this
Land IS very erilemoTe than half oft is IN wood and
the greater Of that UdIuobte Tiber. There is al
So on this Land. me spring OF excellent water. These
advantages with that ola good road TO the city ofRch-
mond) make this very desirable Tr0cf 0f LaHd and
worth The attention Oftboe DESTROYS Of vetug money
real estate.
For TERMS. which will be very accommodating ap-
ply to MI. }. owen, at the Brooke Tavern, or To
MoHcure, Robinson & PleaSanfs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-05
HEw-YoRK, JAN 81
LATE EhOM CHM


The Editors of the Mercantile Advertiser.
are indebted to Capt. Brakeman, of,he
Macedonian, for the following details relat-
ing TO the British mission 10 China.
The Company's ship Lord Hughes, Cap
tam Campbell, had returned from the yell
low oea where she landed the presents be.
longing TO the British embassy 10 pekin.
Inc information by that ship was, that the
embassy was vel; received by the inhabit.
ants al the place where it landed, who fur
nished all the ships plcntifully with tefresh.
ments, and permitted the crews 10 yanble
through toe country undisiurbed. But
these circumstances coming 10 the knowl.
ease Oh the Mandarines in The country, they
expressed much displeasure ar their having
ianoed on the coast without permission, and
Immediately put stop to their supplies and
'"eiF intercourse with the shore. EXCEPT for
'o''e vi me othcers attached to the embassy
"ho had mostly returned TO Canton. The
embassy itself was to return by land 10 Can
'on' l ne Lord Hughes being eompanys
snip, was proceeding TO Whampoa to load,
ou1 lne Grand Hoppoo of Canton refused
nee pilot, and sent three iunks of war along
size 10 guard end prevent all intercourse
with her. She lay thus silusted when the
Macedonian passed her at the second bar,
at which place the NJ. received her letters
to forward 10 England.
The supposed views of che embassy 10.
China, are 10 obtain redress for CONNER
cial abuses a, Canton, pac.ised upon them
by the Mandarins and Hong merchants,
which are quite unknown at Pekin. An
other object, it wa. supposed, was TO obtain
possession of the Islands Of Lantow, or Lin
TN, al the mouth oil tbs river for place OF
deposi', for warehouses, and a. a convenient
place for their ships, aud 10 inhabit. TbS
merchants and others AZ Canton were conf
dent this would not be granted by the En-
psFor. These Islands, with small squad.
ron, may completely command the igris,
aud lis whole commerce, and shut out any
nation a, their pleasure.
Attached 10 the embassy, in Eharactcr OF
interpreters, are Sir George Staunton and
| the Rev. Mr. Morrison The Hong met
chants had sent up some of their class With
Chinese linguis,s, who best undcEstard The
English language
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-05

A well known simpleton, who has for
many years been employed in carrying the
Germ TO mill Tor the poor house in this town,
in which he lives, was one day accosted By
he miller in the following manner -
John, they say you are fool-thst you
don't know any thing" Hah, bah (said
john) that can't be true, for do know some
tnings, though may not know other things.
But can tell you what do knosp, and what
| don't knosO." " I'm glad to bear it (re-
piled the miller); now let us hear, John
what you do kno7v" +" know Unanswered
John) that the rlit!er's hogs grO4y fol" We
~ well, very well that's true, John now
please 10 inform me what you don't krow'';
don't know (cried John, scratching his
head), spbOse corn they are fed on.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-05

Department Of State, January 10, 1917,
SiR-In addition to the letter which ]
wrote TO you on the 9th, in reply to the
one which you wrote to me on the ut.
infant, | have the honor to fate, that
information has been received at the De.
partment, from various fources. that vef-
fels have been armed and EQUIPPED in our
ports for the purpots of cruizing againit
the commerce of nations in amity with
the United States, and no doubt is J.
tenained that this information was in
fome infances correct. The owners of
thefe veiels have, however, generally
taken care 70 to conceal thefe armaments
and equipments, and the obje9 of them,
as to render it extremely difficult, under
exiting circumstances, TO prevent or pun.
iih this infradion of the law. Ii has
beeE reprefented,
lift. That veficIs belonging to citigens
of the u. States, or foreigners, have been
arme9 and equipped in our ports, and
have cleared out from our enfom houfes,
as merchant vefels and after touching
at other ports, have hoiited the flag Of
fome of the belligerenis, and crulzrd un.
der it againit the commerce of nations in
amity with the United States.
andy. That la other inftances other
veiIels, armed and equipped in our ports,
have hoiited fuch flags after clearing out
and getting to fea, and have, in like man
ner, cruized sgainf the commerce of ma
tons IN arnity with the u. States, exrep.
ding their deprsdations, in few cafes,
TO the property of citizens of the United
States.
3dly. That in other initances, FOREIGN
yeiisis have entered the ports Of the II.
States, and, a,siling themfelves of rhe
privileges allowed by our laws, have. in
various modes, augmented their arma.
ments, with pretended commercial views
= have taken on board citizens of the II.
States, as Paiiengers, who, on their arri
val az neutral ports, have sfIunasd the
Character OF officers and folders in the
ierviee of fone Of the parties in the con.
teit now prevailing in our southern hem.
isphere.
Information, founded upon thcfe rem.
reientations has, from time TO time. beer
gwen to the attorneys and collectors o,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-05
lourtefntb Congress. =. and 5fssion.
FRIDAY, IAN. "a

FhIDafI JAN q,
SENATE.-The bill, providing for
prompt fet'lement of the public accounts,
vas diicuiied, amended, and reported to
a COMMITTEE os the whole Senate then
poitponed TO Friday next. The Claims
Law Bill was alfo taken up, and after
fome conversation on the fubiect, poR-
poned to Wednesday. Several other
bills were difcufIcd and referred.
H0USE.--Mr. Mckee, of Kentucky,
offered RefolutiOn. for abolifhina all
Offices, elab!iihcd during the late war,
that may now be conhdrred nfeleis for
any person from holding
two Offices at the fame time and for
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-05

aos.l;z;ay n. y. loIunents OF
rhe off,rrP, and pei Logged in the
civil, military. and nas asPartments OF
The government. Aefte4 TO without
diyiiion and Comm. &C OF i've order.
ed to be appointed accordingly.
MILITARY ACADEMY.
MIR. Langdon moved, that the Secre-
tary of War be required to lay before
Congrefs, q italcmcnt OF the annual ex-
pcnditures a the Military academy az
Welt Poin, the number OF itudents
who have graduated and thoie now re-
tanned in the army of the u. ). and the
Offices in which they leyerally ftrve'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-05

60 lGNb0p JAN
CTbs Senate did not meet fogefber.
HOUSE.-Bilis for the relief OF Eze-
kiel Williams, John Heard, John M.
Hendricks, Edward Stafford, Archibald
Hayes, Eph, Jones, and ]. Trull ard q
bill, aafbsrizing The dsp9ft Of tie papers 81
foreign oe0sis zvitb The LOnsuis Of fbeir ref
pesfive Countries, were feverslly twice read
and committed. The petitions Of VIM.
Thornton and VIM. Elliott, were foyour-
ably reported on. An unfavourable re-
port was made. on the petition of the a
merican Bible Society, Praying for The
privilege of fIankiog their letters MIR.
Forfyth reported bill for the relief OF
dislfeiled American seamen, in foreign
ports The Com. on petitions, from
Norfolk, Newburyport, &c. relative to
French spoliations, were discharged from
the further confederation of the iublcet.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-05

acme, he gets place Under government
and YOU hear no more of him.
!" This say, found to be the raeular
and ordinary course OF things, when was
in Ireland, and was informed il had been -
for thirty years past, and is likely to con.
tinue so long as eloqnence hourishes and
there are sny throats uncut.
Whilst in that country / frequently
had occasion 10 observe a trait Of character.
which believe, 10 be national and heeuLay.
for never met il In any other people
and that is, an absolute delight in fighting
II an Irishman had not eaten for two DAYS
and good table with Roast Beef and
Plumb pudding were set on one side O.
him. and FIVE or six fellows threshing one
another with Cudgels on the other, viii
venture to say he would quit the table for
the fight, dash into the middle OF them, and
Law about him msnfully and imparlially on
every side without knowing or caring who
they were, or what the quarrel was about"
From Mr.. RandoLth's Sheech.
Who would have believed--zDho would
have believed, that thepeopIe OF the United
States would have borne all the privalions
and losses Of the late war, and of the meas,
ures that led TO il !; that they would have
quietly regarded national debt, swtlled 10
an amount unknown, 10 an amount greater
than The whole expense of our seven year'a
war that they would have seen the cleo.
lion of President taken out OF their hands
that they would have borne with abuse and
peculation through every department. oflhe
government and the comnissariat, Sc.--
and that the great leviathan, which slept
under all these grievances, should be rous.
ed into action by the Fifteen Hundred
Dollar Law, as petition laid on the table
this morning so handsomely called it1
A letter from a person on board our
squadron in the Mediterranean, mentions
that man belonging to the frigate Java,
Was accused at Messina on board British
merchant sch. OF stealing some leather, and
severely logged by order OF the mate
although the leather was given him by
man belonging to the sch. That this
treatment was retaliated on English seamen
on shore,
A deserter from the US. sIcop OF war On
tario, was afterwards taken out of the above
schooner at sea. Her sailing being watch.
ed for the purpose.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-05
NEUIR ALLY.

The houfe took up the bill, for ref.
training our citizens againf military en-
terprifes with natl ons, in amity with the
U. 5. The quettion before the houfe,
was on itriking out the Sd fiction /;
which was debated until the hour of ad-
journment, when it was decided nat to
itrike out-Ieas 37-Nay5 eS. 1.-The
fubjea will be refumed again tomorrow.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-05
HISTORICAL PAINTINGS.

The Reiolutiom from the Senate, on
this fubject, was taken up, and debated
at comfortable length; when the quef-
lion of concurrence, was finally taken,
and carried, yeas, II4-naySs 50.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-05
MONDAY, JAN. IT.

SENATE.--The report of the Com
mittes on Georgia Claims. was agreed to,
and bill ordered. The subject of the
admilion of the MifIiflippi Territory, in
TO the Union, was taken up, and fome
progrefs made thereon.
HOUSA.-Mr. CmRsck, introduced a
reiolution for remunerating tholr, who in
the late war, redeemed b purchaie, our
captive officers and folders, from the
Indians In the courle of remarks on
this fubjee Mr.C. gave an intereiting aid
affecting hiItory Of their fufferings while
m cautivify 8t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16
SPANISIE-ANrERICA.
FROM BUENos AyREs

Extracts Of q letter 10 he ea;t6,sof .tLe Tn.
iambiaH, troola Patriot Osfsf,. aefsa J,,,-
enos Ayres, February 49, raj .t5 10,
the CoiumJioR.
Monte Video surreDderedf9fhe par
fuguese in the beginning Of January. with
drawing its garrison which now carries
on war of devastation eipht Ieagrcs
from the la PLATA General Aytig9s i
in J!erbedero after suffering some re-.
verses,) concentrating his troops TO f,,
on the Portuguese. Two or three OF whose
divisions are amused and deprived Of
their resources. If ibis plan be ind;ci,
ously executed. ihey must finally oblice
the enemy to return to Prazi'.
BueEos Ayres is governed by the Su.
preme Director Pueyrredon, who appears
to possess some Of the qualities necessa1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16

o. hold no political proposition 10 hs
more clear than this" that ali induipeneies
experienced 10y debtors, whether arising fi.ou,
a detective administration of the law. or fron,
the occasional inserposltion OF the Legsiatnre.
are injurious, not only to the morals bnt In the
interests of the people, particnlarly TIE deb,.
ors, and have an influence as pernicious as me
vitable on the price ofmoney.p 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16

60 Tn london money is lent 1T 10 mr. cent
per dav, TO barrow women, WHO sell fish, fruit
sc. in The streets. COi9uhoun, Police Of Lon
don IG7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16

tS.) Perhaps my doubts, or rather opiuions
as TO tie poor laws Of our country. may also he
deemed heretical. These laws have been in
England, what Goblet calls a blistetiuo shirt
IN several places in the ". g. they are very busy
IN making this meslirt-Im the cityofN. York
particularly, II seems as if they had already
dhFOwn me two main parts over their shoulders
ihey VIII Ind IN few years that they must add
sieayes Wristbands, and a coHar tool IL
impossible to read the travellers Young and
townsend, or Smith and 'halthus witfont I'm
bibIng very strong suspicion, if not conyic
uom' mat the present system Of poor laws il
radically wrong, particularly under rennb
hcan government. The fact stated by Col
guhoun, to beso wonderful, is worth a whole
volume OF speculation--Tlis is another Wno.>
table discovery" know not who has the me.
TIt OF it-Naltiius has no claim. Lord Kaimes
iorty years ago, called the irst statute aufho.
rising tax for the relief of the poor" a fatal
blow; q he refers to the author of AuoeIoni's
letters as having the same opininn. and amo 70
Justice Fielding, than whom 10 person had
better opportunity of deciding on tl,e noIicv
ana eftectOf NE poor laws But in the Inited
states we never examine into these maj.
tiers. systems, ready made, especially Of In.
gllsh Manufacture, get into fashion a, once /.
whether they ftornot, is iInIpaterial.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16

% IHlS frIlTH dDNUL IUIINHVUIfU, ms
been noticed IN the pubic papers aud ccnSu-
rel. u may not therefore he improper 10
sf4tc thai o''ii" feel I'.cl respect lnr his a.
hiities and Information, aud admire his" Sp.
syoiiaire.) Observes. " lit does not always in.
strait the reader. alwass makes him think /"
7 e4nHat admit flit nc is to re quoted as an.
u,osty. 80 Gc-ile . political question Any
CHAIN short eftlat am not dcsposed 20 con
ftoveft ! nid before o. pressed the same idea
r. to Gyoiips aud Others Treatise on Expaira.
ton. - n tbs very subject Montesquieu las
no. rcGcct1 ACCOMPLISHMENTS every mau.
Hi.0 wri,Cs volume, embracing great vari.
cts Of subjects must take MP many opinions
inst as ic 'inds thcm in TIE world. Even
Sn,ith is not consistent with himself on this We.
Iysvejcct.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16

~ The most palpabIe inconsistency is seen
~ relation 20 the banks (; they lend, il is true.
at O per cent, but they divide from to Is or
20 per cent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-03
FOREIGN.
BRITISH POLIYICS.

In looking over some late London pa
pers, we have found more particular re-
port than we had before seen, of the
Speech OF Mr.. BRoUGHANr, on the state
of the country. This Speech is so full of
intelligence, conveyed III perspicuous
manner, aud affords so much iniormati-
on, to be relied on, of the state not only
ofEngiand but OF Europe, that we hope
to give our readers pleasure, by present.
ing II entire. 1t is one OF those Speeches
which may be regarded as an official do
cument, with this difference, that il is
less stately in its style, less reserved in
Its communications, and more general in
It's scope than state papers are allowed TO
be. This Speecl, presents the view ofan
Opposition Member, ii is true, but Of a
man who is as thorough Briton, and as
decided a friend to the Monarchy, pro-
badly as any of the party to which he is
1t may be therefore consider
ed as AN imparialview, by an English
man, OF the state OF his own county,
With the recommendation TO give this
whole Speech more than cursory peru
sal, we introduce it TO the attention of
our readers. Nat. Int.