Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-17
To the Public.

GdS AIN I-ieoO-N hdEiSuS"Nc"s,
"a. has, 10 The injury Of his family name,
sssuaed that OF SaR'sscs! respect hls
motives; Il. ! have known more than one
person who have gone on TO change their
names, until they have ne'el an one lett.
Ca.umny is hidious and fearless phan-
tom. Mr.. Brunei, who has never abiured
HI, name, and wishing always 10 BE known
BY the name of Brunei, is the prey OF this
monster, awkwardly led about by Mr.. Sh-
rese.whom will nov call Siahislns, to please
him. He has the audaciiyto assert that Mr..
B.unel has never been his partner. Mr..
Brunei has been the partner Of Mr.. STAINS
las. The latter has the maleyolence TO as
sert that Mr.. Brunei was employed alons TO
light tie lamps. lie is wrong: Mr.. Brunei
was employed otherwise, which employ
ment can be pointed out whenever Mr.. Sta
nislas shall think proper to have 1t done
which | feel reluctant to DO at present.
knowing the injury | could do him.
With wha, exquisite delight did Mr.. Sta
nislas describe the pretended failure Of the
NE PLUS ULTRA, represented at Washing
ton ON the 4lh iastant--which however was
represented in all its parts, and to The sa-
tisGseS;os Of the srecSatUzs. The eeiat oil
lis success was only Interrupted by Two or
three persons who were intoxicated, and OF
the lower order OF the people, who found
means to introduce themselves among the
better part of tue audience. These same
PERSONS did not wait for the election to be
made BY the spectators: they went away
cftheir own accord to lock Tor the things,
pointed out by the tickets; and when they
had the offer of light made TO them, they
replied hwas not worth while TO take It,
They came back and reported that The
things were not to be found where they
wer, said to be: but some persuns belong
ing To- the President, feeling the inn ortance
o., the thing, made strict search, found the
things, and brought them to the show IN the
presence of the public, which OF. one hand
was well satisfied, and on the other dlspiea..
sea, thinking that Mr. Brunei was pursued
oy bis enemy. On Mr. bruEeps asking the
pubic whether they were satisfied, they an
sweIed IN the Affirmative. 1t icngth the
representation ended at . o'clock, and al W
O'Clock Dir. Sjanislas had sedGced dr. bru-
nei's interpreter whom he had engaged al
Baltimore 10 gowith him whereverhe went
at which such general Indignation was
manifested, that the next day gentlemen OF
respeclabiity offered TO interpret Tor Mr..
Rr,neI. which be accepted with the liyeli-
est sentiments OF gratitude. Proceedings
ike these OF Mr.. Slanis.as are we'll caicuia-
ted 10 awaken suspicion.
On the 6rst day OF the month, Mr.. Brunei
had repres, hed in tue same room The Ne
rus ULTRA, which met with the most Hat
tsring reception. At that time Mr. STAINS
las was more than 100 miles IRON Nashlng-.
ton. The second representation failed, tho
Mr.. Stanisiss was present. am nut vile
accuser: Ear be il from me TO believe that
Mr.. Stanisiss was guilty. But his intiam-
ma,ory writings against MIR. Brunei aw AIKEN
sus3icions. ssu obliged to participate IN
the geserai pabiie opinion. Whether ne
he guiity or ihnocent We know not.
What county can Mr. Stanislas suppose
he is in! IN what light does he view The
character of the Americans! Does he sup
tese that they are inclined 70 eenntenance
lis insurpo.table passion OF jealousy which
sways ali his senses No, they are TOO Just
and too senarots; they protect the weak.
MIR. Brunei mas always counted on the~ IN
diligence, and has no, been DISAPPOINTED IN
Sis eyp.ctaiion. lie stu has an orprrtu-
nity OF neriiins theirconfdeuce, and ii ne
should he happy enough TO cesciiiase, u
Will he al he desires, aud need 20 longer
dread The nalevolence OF Mr.. Stanisias.
To AR. StuRisiGs.
advise you, sir, 10 discard hatred. ,Jea-
lousy, ana venga;ncr: They are comPa-
Mons which % NOT suit good man. he
spect your country in the persors OF your
conntrymen. Be good Frenciman IN
America. Be- good American IN rrance.
Il, the hest way TO ensure regard every
where. Leps amuse the public; il is our
trade. Put let's notdo i al cur own eS.
pensr-'hey 10 rot require tlns sser'hce OF
Us. hone you viii ncs force me 10 'aSe
IN my rem again. ] advise YOU not 10 DO
il, for The sake OF your Interest; -,