Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-22

t;.. of urine and water heatthe mix'uIs
in large kettle, 90 that you can scarcely
bear your hand in it. and keep u ihaI NO,
over q slow fire /; put as much Vt the ~oo'
in az you can stir conveniently /: Keep
stirring II with . stick for 10 or l. MI
nute., then take it out and let 1t drain'
putting fresh quantity in the kst'le sur,
ring i as before. When 1t has wen
drained put it into basket--set the oas.
ket in q tub, and PLACE them under
spout OF clear running wafer, Stirring tne
wool until il il clean-then spread Il cut
on some clesu place to dry When II IS
completely dry, oil it with Meats 'oot
oil. or sweet oil, in proportion ut one
pint to eight pounds It wool 4: the earus
ought to card the finest common wool tor
some time prcviuus to cardins Meri"o
wool; it will not do to card II alter coarse
wool ard if the cards are rot good 1t
will spoil the wool.
Weak lie or soap sud', will do to
clean the wool, but makes II harsh.
The following IS the royai Spanish OF
lie, for the release Of Mr. Meade from
confinement. Ii is truly indicative OF the
imbrciity which has Characterised the
reign Of the adored Ferdinand
Translated for the .Mev. York Er-ning
Post.
Our lord. the king, having been made
acquainted with the consultation which
the committee Of siice, wit associates
from that supreme tribunal, made to his
m,iesty on the 18th OF October last, has
! again infinitely examised The proceedings
touching The law suit pending between
Mr.. Richard Meane, citizen Of the U,
States Of America. and NJ. John Mac.
dennof, subject e his Br'taric majesty,
about the recovery Of 1,G50.S27 reaies
and 90 mararedis. which were b. MIR.
Meade delivered as o dsposit. 1t ap.
pesrirg satisiae torily proved by the laid
proceedings, that the deposit was really
made in cash, that the royai treasury had
acknowledged it SO, and that in conse.
quence thereof Mr.. Meade could not be
considered as bankrupt. ncr be subjrc'
to the imprisonment he was suffering
and although the like acknowledgement Of
the said deposit hid been made By seve.
raj royal orders, BY the DISPOSITIONS Of
the ministers Of the roval treasury trans.
mitted in the laid supreme tritunai by
the department Of The secretary Of state,
by hat Of the royal treasury, and directly
b' the rrclamatinns made by tie same
supreme tribunal in the committee Of jus.
tice. his males y has been pleased t" re.
guire again the opinion Of the treasury
department, touching subject which has
such an intimate relation with the credit
Of his royal treasury. By the exposition
made by the said department his msjrst,
has been confirmed IN the opinion he had
long entertained, that tue royal treasury
could not bur acknowledge that the aforc.
said deposit had been really and eaectu-
ally made in cash, and therefore ought
to return the same amount in the same
kind. In consequence thereof his ma
jesty has dcigsed TO declare anew the
same. and 10 order, thst as speedily a.
possible the sum aforesaid be delivered
to the chamber IF commerce (consu'aao)
who has the ccznizance OF the suit pen
ding between the parties as aforesaid.
His majesty has seen realized with the
greatest sorrow, the disagreeable conse-
qucnces which were aHticipated'by M.
M.ade's arrest this j: cidcnt having raj
sed perpleSing difficulties in the imPor-
tant relations betwe-n the government
OF his maje.ty and the United States OF
America at the most critical co.. tuncture.
giving reasons to The strorg reeIama'ions
of the latter, IN support If those Of their
minister at Madrid, supposed to have
ben neglect d exciting thereby through
the newspapers, the most untavorsble
aid alarming imp, essions in that county
against the interest Of his majesty who
has lately received Information Of the
congres having resolved ,.ith the great
est energy to proceed 10 make severe re.
prisals on the subjects Of bis majesty.
In consequence whereof, and the mo.
tives on which the royal order Of April
25'h, 1916, no lsrser existing, and like
wise those upon which the committee Of
justice of that Supreme Tribunal had
maintained the Imprisonment Of MR. r
Meade. being void, his majesty has been
pleased TO resolve that he shall forthwith
be set at liberty that the said deposit
be considered as duly and lawfully made,
and at the charge Of the royal treasury /;
and that the lawsuit in all sther points
be continued o, the Law directs.
IF which l acqaaint The secretary Of
that supreme tribunal. by virtue Of a roy