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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-25
TRICKS OLE DIPLOMACY

Americans are very little arGu intcd with the
Hicks practiSed by the diplomatic agents of
lcgIumatr governments. 10 produce certain de
sired effects on public opinion and on cJysrs
pending ia courts nj jlsfice Our motto is hn-
pcsty is the best poles" and wc too generally
attribute The same motive of action TO those
whose pyiicy il MI hoHPsiy.
Editors OF papers are every day made the I'M.
conscious instruments Of diplomatic aIilicr.-
extracts Di letters are written by these minis
tiers, o. some of thUir attoTnieS or pensioners
aivinZ accounts of pretended disasters 10 tic
Patriot arms, aiid Tie overthrow of uatriot an
thoiitics. aud ioiSicd rs genuine intelligence on
the uususpecting editor " hichanswer their iBr-
poses Tor the moment, and when the talseiiOOd
IS detected. they lave already prepared Others
J" accomplish similar ebd' which are again
pdImod on the pu.lic in the same way. Ihe
editors Of the National Intellgencer, are "a.
mon@st the last TO !ie suspected Of ipudingt them
selves 10 any letiy scheme OF ds!usion rot 40
by the agents Oi Don Dni4 or Monsieur Corfea
de Sierra. None cdh admire more than We do
Tie intelligence and dignity uhicli distinguish
the editorial columns Of that paper bat tliey
are not To DC elevated hy oUr teebIe praise or
depressed 10y our ceuiure, If wewerc disno,ed
10 DeSiOw ~. we Hdy. however, aCkrOWiCdg.
t"g ourselves liable 20 imposition, warn them
against ihc tricks 9fGipieLfucy. We have seena
great nnn'bcrHnd varety0I letters, sapefs and
passengers by the Manhattan, The last arrival
from Buenos hyfcs aud we can assure then
HAT TIC situation Ofgprpfai Arti-as is very diF.
fcrCnt irOiu tie Oge stated 10 bc rcpreseItcd IN
private letters, rccc;sed at Washington. The
Portuguese nave not tlken Puriiisacisn his
seat ut government, as mentioned Gor do ibey
threaten Bueuos ,vtes--Cn the contrary. tie
government OF Buen0s Ayrcs was said 20 be
preparing body Of cavalry 10 goaga,ust Ar
iIgas- thing not likely 20 happen II threaten
60 by HE Portuguese. Two officers Of Arti-
gas had been defeated. bGt he had aiterwards
defeated Tie Portuguese IA person. The waF
against AriIgas,i is one Of the most unpl ovO&td
t"d un5iu'h'ag measures Of royal aggression,
ufOO h0niaa tIshfsi that ever occurred, aud
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-25

INDIAN TREATY. Gov. Case, Gov.
Jennings, and Gen. M'Ar,hnr, lett Zancs-
vile Oh The Isl inst. os their way 10 Fort
81. Mays, 10 negotiate treaty With Sc
veral Indian tribes. II is sad, tina, from
D TO 5000 Indians arc 10 be present at the
negotiation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-14
STEAM HDACS

The Petersburg Republican states. that
$50 600 have been subscribed III that enterprjs-
ihs tswn, tor the building OF Steam B.;s,. 10
ply between Petersburg AID Norfolk. {" hII
hei movements viii be- performed IN The day
time: as Il is Intended that she Shall start ~
SIA O'Clock IN The morning, aud arrive at or no
tore siA III the evening, allowing from ten 10
t"eiHc hours Tor me trip" There will be great
convenience in this arrangement.
wednesday morning we had lie satisfaction
to hail tie arrival OF tie new Steam Boni
h'ch"iond, WHICH is intended TO ply regularly
pctweeh norfolk ana tins City. The elegance
OF her equipment and the velocity of her move
meni have been highly commended. Sine is
Shid 10 have sailed from James Town to Civ
POIht, (the distance eslinAicd at SO niles in
. honrS' ana 80 miineS-her whole trip wa,
mead TOR part OF the route, aud Tie wind A.
head during the whole oft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-14

III, on the goth May, bound to Lima, rnt into
Teperiife in distress, the commander being
sick aud one of the largest ships belonging TO
the fleet being i'm "A leaky condition, the troops
we're distributed among the fieet-the coInmo-
,Iore remained on shore. The expedition had
again sailed. GUY SaSttse.
CESSioN OF THE FLoRiDSS.
Capt. Bonnell, of The schr. Mary, ayriv-
ed AT this port this morning, IN days
from Havana, and who carried the av-
count there from Catliz, informs us thai.
he obtained The intelligence ei The Cess'o't
ofthe Floyidas, by SPAN, 10 tie u. States,
irnm MIR. Bloomfield, our consul al Ca
d;z He also states, that letters contain
mo me same information had been receiv-
cJ At Havana and that further accounts,
of the same nature, were Likewise received
Inv The briy Mary, capt. Summons, OF Pro
videncc. X. /. which sailed days after
CAPT. Bonnell from Cadlz. Patriot.
In confederation OF the recent report
ii, Havana. of the. cession OF the Flori-
das IN The United States, we can state,
thai a letter received IN town a iew
DAYS since by Il respectable house, dated
a, Cadiz 26ih May, which mentions that
adyices had just been received IRON Ma
,i,iI announcing the conclusion OF a tres-
!, wnh The u. States.
". Y. Mer Adc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-14

NEW YORK, August lO.-I'he fast sail
ing ship Rubicou, HoIdridge, arrived at
'h's port Yesterday from Havre, which,
place she i.'it ON The eth Juue. Captain
a.. has favored the editors ofihe Mercau.
'lie Advertiser with file Of Paris papers
Ia the 23d June, and copy of the Lon
don Sunday Observer, of the 2lst Of that
month, hut they are wholly destitute of
news.--Thc latter is filed with the sub
Iect OF The election. Sir George Cock
burn and John Garter, Esq. were elected
10 parliament for .l.c borough of Ply
mouth without oppusiioiI.
BrtftM stCckS-3 per cent COnso!s re-
dnced 10 | +, is: Ito Tor account OH.
French st0cks, June 22--5 per cents.
74f sue.
The Ruhicon has on board six hundred
thousand dollars IN specie, wea understand
. franc pieces, principally Tor the u.
States Ba.k.
On Boftom Correspon,!ents have sent ms Fla.
iifa> papers 10 The pol, nit
HAiitNX, July - OF the ei.ht American
vessels detected fishing on The coast of Eovx
cc"'ia. "nd sent inioih port for adiudice tioi,
1--WE were liberated OF FRIDAY last hut win
The tuiI understanding that the indulgence
would no, again lie grated 10 them; a certifi-
ra'e To That elect was endorsed upon their re.
S'si'iS and Tie shippers requested TO make it
IS pubic as possible Tor tie uioi ma ion of tbs
citizens OF the United States crrared in the
fisheries. The remaiaiug three, discoyer
fishing IN han hors 10 the eastward ct Halifax.
are now iibeiied, AID will very shortly be
bronght Ia trial III the court of vice adm ialtv
where we have M doubt. they VIII be condemn.
ed. The lenity thus shewn hy rear admiral sir
David Milne, TO The vessels which he has iibe.
rated, must convince the goYs7nm ent of,he u.
states OF The strong dt site he feels to preserve
tkc harmony which at present. harDiiv suhsists
between Great Britain and the United STATES.
and wc sincerely hope viii go operate to deter,
tor III" future, American vessels from commit.
ting similar trespasScs.
Al the same time his majcs;y's subjects ~
his Norlh Americau tion.ini0ns must be s;,,is..
he'd, that II is Tie rear admirnls determine
tion 10 guard from every infringement ana,
'oiatIoh OF those rights 10 the fisheries which,
eH.,,,"Ht'eIS atiach 10 ii'cni. .,jOmRat
lac Spanish Court has deereed, that every
foreigner found IA AIMS in the spanish 10.
hiDionS III America shall be treated as a Babel
having regard 10 their rank.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-14
A METEOR.

MIDDLEBURY, (VtO July ia me-
teor OF uncommon magnitude and bril-
liancv, was observed OH Friday evening.
lie i7tl inst. by a number of the D!la
DlianiS OF this and the adjacent towns.
IL made It's appearance, according TO. the
most accurate chrOnometerS, AT 20 min
uies alter s.. a gentleman of this village,
standing III his garden, which incines TO
The southeast, happened TO be looking
towards his house, which was north west
from him, and was surprizcd by a dsz-
cling light ola peculiar hue, proceeding as
lie supposed, from the building. Turn
ing his eyes round he saw the object from
which the light emanaied. The Iumina-
ry was then, by estimation, 35 or 40 de-
grees above the horizon, and in an cas-.
tcrly direction from this borough.
IL appeared Of different magnitudes TO
different Individuals. Some affirm that
lis apparent diameter was equal TO that of
the fall moon, which was then rising. hui
few degrees from it. Others were of o.
Dtnion, that II was not more than half as
large. II either ofitose supDosiiions be
near the truth, it must have been BODY
OF immense size A; for lis distance was. ma
nllesliy, very considerable.
It's descent, many imagined, was in a
rIsli line perpendicular 10 ihe hnrizon.-
But this could not have been. 1t proba-
bly, Tell ~ parabolic curve, or in figure
approaching such a curve. lis velocity
we are unable correctly To compute. The
celebrity OF It's movement was so great.
that I'D person with whom we have con-
vcrsed las veniured TO estimate the
length Of time, during which il was yisi-
bic. II could not have been, al most,
more than 4 very few seconds.
We have heard It's appearance compar-
ed To that Of iron in furnace, tie instant
u is beginning TO fuse. Some saw, lis
light was somewhat different from that
afforded by melting iron, but that il was
more brilliant.
Three explosions took place, while the
meteor was in the heavens. The report
was so loud as TO be heard by most OF
the people in this village. The houses
were Jared as they are by slight earth
quake. I've sound was thought by some
10 resemble that OF heavy thunder. By
Others il WAS compared 10 Tie noise oil
three cannon discharged in quick sue
cessiOn.
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--'-7@'rapp % Oh % g.
Staples IF Me KicheOnd GTaykef

iSfaPfs " IHe NIcL"lONd WaJIef.
TobaccOS 10 1850 CUtnS4to $50 Floar
ed : Hec 5 10 10 10 90 Wheat .67 cts
Meal TOO to li24 Hemp ) l76 TO 200
Gr0SerjtS.--SugaT brown. : " 10 n p.r
huudred-Coilce 30 to 80 CTS. Observation-Disclosures.
81 o2s cts. per gallon. CO. Herrings ) S. Ia
D bb'.-Bacon IS TO ~ els. per 10. Rum, M.
ugua, > lutolljper gailOh-dO. jam. s [ -
50 per gallon.
PEICE or STOCKS.
Bank otNirginia. dividend Oils
auners' Bank, dividend on rs
a. N.Siprf ..stts.....-.-s...t-5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-14

Tore us. But one is brogsht forwa si bv ra,n-
Manatfict-in Halifax county \. c. immcdi.
ateiy al TIE foot of the lowest tails on suarokc
RIVER, on IT'S south bank-spreads over Il main
winch" delights the eye with the beauties of
nature, while il exhildra,cs the sonl viii, rho
prospect OF plenty" y canal is now cutting
round tue fails 10 open II communication be.
twerh Tie small and large craft Boats, carry
in2 rom 40 To to to.shcads ~ tobacco t,onr
S<c PASS tlon the falls 10 Norfolk. ad.Siamce OF
"opai 2ID mites by water produce has come
down 200 miles above the falls
H.y.coad--is" near the centre Of Nnr,h(.,
Fo.ina al the confluence of the Eaw and Deep
riNcTS," convenient 20 the greatest; part of the
iOhacc1 anh wheat company whiC,. mnw trades
10 the Cape FEAR" The Cape Fear Navigation
company have commenced the Improvement
at the I: Ger aboni Fayetteville, and expec ihat
"iillu Tess thdn TWO wears Il connections uayi
ga'ion WI be opened TO Haywood for boats
carry ing 30 hhds. OF tobacco sc. &c
III X M tins way thai towns are Sprinwinr tIp
IN e:etH thriving section OF the c0nnily-su,u,.
theta generated t'yihe spirit Of nprOvcmeit,
hht DINERS, III rs 10 be apprehruded bv that Of
Sptca'diton. % ascertain whether any narti.
ujar town is likely 10 drive a.,d crow ~, I,
tha promises which are held out ask these
swh pue>tionS: iSiiIrte any exif nSivc rich ha, <
uatiy 10 br'iic Ia il its produce aS re,3t9
2d!y II ~ 30 situated With regard TO the sen
Is To make The depot Ut iJrei.n good, los
rue supply Oi a large upper 0r back country
n" INST circumstance ruiic!ns il Viii. m,
rrolllS oi an export ,hc SPCuud at The intnuit
t'duc - COMPUTATION of both eiv.S IL tie best
chances Tor prosperity. 81 is tor This reason
that New OriFa@> i destined e. b. Tie .trsi-
est city uu the Il be. Sta-s.Ssels and inland
boats meet each other al the same ,aniiit--
The hest waiting In il tue prOducc OF every
cline attd lie other, the fruits ot the richest
back country that ever contributed 10 The, ,A =.
ports OF any o;c city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-14

4 hhiVh' ny J0hn IdyIO, president of tie ApricnI-
."idi S"cfty OF Virginia, fourth edition iust nuh
"n'" hnu Iof sale at this Office Price = rs boU1d
o'nce tne h'st publication Of this work compTising
system ~ agriculture almost entirely new 10 THIS sero,,
" county the face Of many districts has been ,sihg
improved Its merits eau scarce he suIlic,entv arr
o','"' SINCE "lihin years from the publication Of lie
e''ton, l"hos, which before exhibited cadaver0ua
aspect Niahaged aud cultivated on The pap sIv,sd H
HIdt"t have considerably increased both in AZ
P'"u"cI H'Eis Is accommodation of it, Then mo- en-
n'rf 'h the state ought to bc without it, n is ma, do
SSneu 10 speaS eNiiAvagartiy of work. already well
hh""h D't Tie improvements Gf agficniuraj conn
"tpsnd very essentially GU good tTeatises and Ara
LOT IS well adapted for that end " n'"
liberal discount. 'PP'ieu ~
AurustIl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-14

s'NENtf DG+LAkS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT fTo,,, I6s
subscriber on the 10Th OF May last negro ,,a,,
IOfiN, anopt 10 years Of age feet7 on inches
.t''o" complexion he said JDbu was purchased
ny hDnas owen ir"GJa Mr.. Samuel Of Caroline corn
W dhn mas WE az Mr.. Batiae's Tavern ia sa,d coun
~ WsIe u very probable lie is my at present IN
nmehe.ghnoihood or"f Mr.. Puts tn which estate he
, ..S oe'unsed',, re above reward will be gwen Il,
any person who w!il deliver hu. 10 me AZ tbs rrnS
inerh HehTico comfy, az 10 Thomas owen in Iiapo.
rei ;"r TIN DOLLARS II secured in any jail so ,Isl
t"'. "sI"' SAMUEL OWEN.
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has been perprfratei or threatened. 70 ADOPT
>"ci. measures as the violated majesty OF the
Jaws may GCmand-moreever 20 cast a glance
ir"n 80, settlers OF GdlhopOlis, aud upon
Mess. s. patanr and ca.
WEI. (says Mics regis,erJ the speculation being
completed. 'n the selection 81 the eligible spot,
ps'haps, on ths iOnheckbee for tOWR a few French.
en wen, "l To SECURE The possession chie. pait
the retinners, is aresn1ed fat yeas sail s,aii,y
fe'lhshrd q -is rlils - abe heads ths pf0,ect
49, SINE "i h1-- c'i'eS. aaSine realized their ,"hi AZ
t's ha'' s;srie: nrrn anc'her specn atln. Gen. n.
i'iei'ni ami ".rtsu assocates IA naGiheis nHkuowu,
anu Toy purposes not "a "rS.s stood, Ldre seized upon
pai'" u" nrovirce u FrDS which clai,ned nv the
un"a states. ID part at Loui,ana purchased of
ff'rc- aud as c.G,d France by Spaa The settle.
meht - On The ri"er T,i,tg. abort u miles from IFS
NOUN. aud 30 f"m famous Galveston"
ih-ir ouicial err announce tn settle
ine''t rs IN GSyttm--ihey say thew oCcguN IL as
aconntry abandoned by civilized men, ia
occnpNing II they Jay tkey hut exercise the
nfst risht @rlnted 40 man hy the author IT ua
tnre. We aiiack no one, tsay they owe have
they are attack ID, ;hey have AIMS and y,ill de
iehb themselves. rhe land. on Which we
nave placed ourselves, will behold US piuSppr
or braveiy die" To enable taein to execute
.n's intention, the colony assumes u military
organization. The question j.. shalt trs per.
h't 'hls COLONY Ia strike Sroot into IcNaS on
nan We break n up at nee. Shd.l we ,!i>solye
H. whiie tits weak. M wait untii Il has becCn.e
s'rohg enough to give us ti0uh,e Certainly
we cannot pause in our decision. 'irNas Ne
cia'ni as our property. Itw4s coded TO us as
part OF Loulsiana--We have chii.ned il it our
correspondence with Spain--we have ne.er
yielded all inch eft. Ii Span cannot drive
away in'erlopers, shall stand uu.ctly hv ;,,,l
Snhtr orr rights 20 lapse 10y our avn neglect:
~ we surfer Liliemand tn Occnpy iap banks
OF me i'inity. because they are - abandnned
ny civilized men. why moi >uiirr hin, to oc.
cnpy that portion OF the Missnuii or Illinois
which Is Inhabited only by the'. Indian t;ibesi'
we must 40; Inns suffer eur tights Ia be IN
vaaed by body ct men who set themselves
up TO be independent. We must teach them
their s!aty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-14

DlEDI-At philadelpL,s. on. - v;stt far H..
beneht OF his health. PATRICK SAVAGE
esq.h's Britannia Majesty Consul Tor The state
o.: Virginia.
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{ me HUNDRED DOLLARS REWAKD-FoT 49,.
- Ae!"ts, formerly tie properly of Mr. sadIeJ nj
Nhtsietneln' johns color is DARK blown about az
SedIs OF age handsome featured his tech sie wc:
snort before tie is about FIVE feet ten or eleven incs
hl9o, wen pfop0Tioncd aud has clumsy wa,k no 4.
C"opei ny itadc He formerly tad a wife AZ iyil,,n
ne"" kIchmohc he is well known in RicI,noud
,h'nh he must be about Richmond Petersbufp or Mr.
ION and viii no doubt attempt 10 pass for ne ,,,
and ! expect he VIII change lis naife The above r
NALh WI he paid to any person whowil criiyet lie
S"n 'siow 10 me ~ Tie upper end Of Cbasr,fr 4.
county, OF secure Lin so taAl ! get him again
,,, WILLIAM G.. ELAN.
r,-'s, ~.
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-i'. 1'.d chancellor IL. Saunders
W. 'r 9!ed,iois, whose debts are secured in sa.t
neea proceed 10 sell the sfh dan of(JcIo5e, , a,u
i"ir' ana u rot, on III" day tleI after sp
Wy %" 10, 'iiet' of ho'sehOia aud kitchen t1rni
ae.be vim the stock % horses, cattle and hoes
an we plantation uensi belonging 70 the said Su,
~ 'a"herIs iahy OF the slaves are extremely Iaeiv
"lG 'aiHaVIe'-IEe sale wall Certainly tale uace
Fowbatan, August IA. 90 50
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By Colonel Robert BMicr-The FIoridas-
Ours without l6 years negotiation.
By the Hon. John Rhed-Our Country-Ai
ways victorious.
Blythe Rer. s. Sfreefer-'rhe citizens of Nash
yilie-Liberal and Patriotic; hospitabie to
strangers. and vsiiant in the discharge OF
every known duty.
By Dr. BrOn uyh-1he Militia OF the West
Their patriotic services DURING. our late war
with Great Britain, claim ard will receive the
Sratefnlacknowiedsu oiposterity," cease
less ages hence"
~ Colonel Ei!ioh ofthe charlottesville Civil
and Military Governor OF Unconstitutional
King.
~ Major ~. r.. Lemis-.'ohu c Calhoun
A bright star in our political hemisphere
by Henry Grab, Esq.-The President OF the
United Siaies-He viii be supported by Ten
II, ssSee while lie Trends upon tue Clay.
By Noj0r Wiuiam SDaith-'rhe enemies Of our
couutry-We wish no better weapon TO whip
ihcm with than ala Old Hickory"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-14

The following papey
Is presented 10 us by physician OF Ills
CITY, WIN request 10 us 10 state that The
remedy recommended lie prepared by
JAMES RICHARDSON u Co.
MAYORALITY OF NEW ORLEANS
Mr ChaDcri, Il physician from lie uniyerSiiy
OF Montpelier, lately arrived n This CITY haS
JUST mate SHOWN tome remedy for The canine
madness, which has been pointed out as a size
enc Dy The Italian PLY SicidHs. The remedy
Was published in the PIcdmomiese GazstIr il,
May last, from which il was literally cOpjcd Inv,
Mt. ChdbeTt himself, before his leaving i, at,.s
ihe discovery Is due 10 Professor i5Iacnatelit.
and u would be more adVantag eous TO fry hv
experiments. the confidence which il may he
emitted 10. That the use of tie remedy can oc.
CASTOR no dangerous consequences 4 there.
tOre consider ~ my duty, to make il known to
my teilow-CiiiZenS, lay publishing the ioilowiu,
~ ~ has been Transmitted to me
hanks To the celebrated Professor Rrao.
ndteIli, an cftiCaClCuS rvileOV has al last hesn
discovered, against canine madness prrhaus
the most hnrfid ut al diseases That reutedv
consists la hydrOChlOrir (mdriatic OK anurcix,
acid. used as well Inside Of the body as mn ti,.
exterior parts OIL The wcnnd prOduccd l,v
the bite OF mad animals must DC washed vi n,
it. Itappears that that substance desire ". tbe
liydfophObic poison, eyPR when used several
days after bite. a number Of we'll authput,.
Gated cures, operated by that simrle means.
in the great hospital OF LombArdV. clio moi
permit 10 doubt Tue powers of tn4i precious
remedy" AJG: MACARI'Y, Mayor.
New Orleans, Jan. ~. 1873
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-14

The last Huntsville Republican an
nounces hat the sales OF nepubIlc ian,is
had Just cloaed.-.ihe section of ,ountry
put up was 8 ncrally diic.eul-yetlllere
were some fertile tracts inlerSpcrset
through broken country, which caused
the sales to b. brisk and well attended,
The Whole amount lately sold is estimated
at S 400, o0O.-I'he f" Repnbiican" Invites
gentlemen 10 attend the approaching
sales III September and November. /;
assures iilcin HAT some Of The most a.
inabie lands on the conihien, will ne of
tered, and both of these sales viii embrace
lands OF every qualify, aHd almost every
description"
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4 Petition "iii he presented To- HE ueXt f;rge1-i
Assembly OF virginia, fOr The privilege Of eisr,ts,
Diidge across James river attbe Wanen frny
--,'-"st ~
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THE REPUBIIC osLA plAr,.

The transactions ia Furia.ts ,rior!aie, DAYS
"aie swept every thing beioIV bonn. Al
most every other Snhieci has ICen ,ut rr,h IN
mat most important consideration. 10 whaf.
DmtthiS, Is IL owing. that The recognition of
i'henoS Mes las been lately iIniost entirely
lot 81 hi II, thai The Congress has arrived =
Two II oar Eomns. h,nvrs have returned into
me BOSOM ol their Cuuniiy and that scarcely
one question has been puuilcly aShcd on amy
discussion has been indni. al, as TO the res,;t
oi the n,>Sion. Nos, ihat the Si.ani>h ousts
are 10 ne surrendered; ihatinc administration
nave 'thch course, wtlch has la view The
hoi.Hrand the constitution Oiour country: NOW
That We have some esure for other di,cii. iO,s
we tuiu again 10 subject very Eear aud dear
10 oar hearts; enc which 0uri.t 10 enlist The
oesI iteiiitgS OF The American peOpi2-the In
dependence OF the Patrols ihc Soulh We
AK Tor IiSAt-we call Tor information, What
news have the Commissioners biuu.t.t
" nat course is the American government
bound To- pursucf
When ihr question of the recognition OF D:ie
mes AyiCS vas asitated ,ist winter it was said
ana win mach force, ait patieuIiv-tlIt.
president WISHES for m!Orma iian TO dircct him
IN sh'He the vessel OF state new and tntpr
rSlhS direction, ne asks Tor information more
Piccise than would he sufficient TO nltte nm
TIE niuu oil a private cltizeu---he need, uiictaI
ih'eihseh'e l" direct hni IN place OF The loose
ahu cohifhuit 'oIy accounts ct SEA CAPTAINS or
interested parties. lie has dispatched lhrrp
citizens ID BuenuS AyreS 10 ubiain lt-wa,t iilj
t"e'r reinrn-- wait for The accounts which they
viii bra. u.
Weii-ihe Congress has come and what docs
she Drins us! She inatier ~ before the ptcsi
Gent, but the people ire unnInvmcd. Nt'hive
nothing bnt few private mats nom the com
miSsiouerS-Nolii!er' ncir report. nor HE sub.
stance cf II, EoT one hint about IT, II coluluu,i.
GAtsd By any one 10 cniShteu the puDhc mind
Is nuenoS Ayres really independent: ,ansnr
MAINTAIN II: VIII She SEMI ont i minister 40
me Ihlira StaieS' DO we mean 10 send one
To her! Does size place amy Importance. u,lon
snch mSsion?- Ills inn ussih,- iur ~ TO
r'erce Tie te.. which conceais ihe answers Ia
these GuoSiion>-wc Cannot judee ABSOLUTELY
OF Tie 't'soms wNchmas etlrown IIis wei j, cr
,hem-i'ut the anxiety of tie people begins 10
he rouseu. We dSk for ii.!ii
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