The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-09

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PRoFIDsScs, August 2, 1890.
BY order ot lie Arse!leney General VIvts,
Mnister Erfraordinory and Piemfsosen-
fiary IF He Ccthoiie bfcjesfy 10 she Govs
ernmens efshs Umfed Sfafes--
II HAVE lhe satisfaction OF communicating
i TO ell, end every one, Of the Emieran,s
from the Spanish Maine, that under the most
solemn and sacred promise OF our King, they
are at liberty, seeo' ding TO the following am
ncs'y, to return 10 their families, frie nds, and
home. B. MALAGA MIA.
To THE EMIoRANrs raoM ccsrA sIsxE.
Erioreous calculations IN some, m,s,sken
PRINCIPLE in Others, fa,aily in uahy, aud he
circumstances Of the times ia all, have Been
The csusc Of cruel aud desola,iog war IN
Venezueis, whilst vengeance apd resentment
have prevailed, and The heart OF passion has
prevented mutusi understanding. During
this disastrous epoch, reason and good tsith
we're often disctE Esrded, and hated and pfi-
vats interest almost always reigued despo,ic-.
ally the fatal result. of which has been The
devastation of beautiful county, which IN
three centuries had attained an incredible
degree Of prosperity, and the ex,er mioation
Of its inhabitants, worthy Of beuer Fate.
The king has bsheld this distressing state
of things with the noble feeling OF which he
gave 90 many, and has just given sach con.
vinciug proofs. The king has turned his
eyes towards this small portion OF his great
empire, and has resolved 10 complete the
happiness il enjoys, by bsnisbing from the
soil the evils which sffiic, it -AThs king
wishes to unite his great family, TO render 1t
happy, snd to blot out even the recollection
Of its past misfortunes.
Therefore, duly au,horissd by His Meies-
~, and anxious tor the accomplishment OF
his generous desires, desires so conformable
to my own,) I address you and Offer TO you
the Iibony Of returning TO these provinces,
under all that security which ought to be
looked for. among brothore, and which 10 in.
separsble from the orders OF CON nDon par
ent, who SO commands IL. you, wherever
you may be, and Whatever may have bceo
your opinions, actions or circumstances, may
| return to youf homes, 10 enjoy domestic hap
| piness aud the advantages sf the ,epreea's-
l tive gove nment, which the nation has lus'
| sworn TO support, and which makes Us ee
| as we ought to be. This sesse ed osth is.rhe
only condi.ioo required ffom 700 by HE ma
jesry
Ian persuaded that you viii noi cores
| pond in an improper or aoforeseeD manner
70 tho wishes of his majesty, nor to me sol
| emu invitation now given:--Iwi,I no, do you
l ne injustice to believe,' chat you will disuos,
4expsoWss.s nude sB the face Of the wosio, o.
| shat ycNr bosoms will hs'bor such inpa,a-
] aons az. fes's'as may BE Inspired oy she fes-
1 ignity of sorhe, and he ignorance ond ih,n
l eerify OF others.-Keyer. As sensible as
| yourselves to The disiresses OF q county 10
which ! srn so strongly auschcd, I arcen,'y
| desire nothing more that 10 xitness your fe
l iici,y 10 see re. united those fsa,iies VI HON
diseord has separated: to be able TO cali wy.
I self your bio,ner; 10 return 70 my native
| coontfy, leaving you in yours u the full en-.
joyment Of peace and trsequiii'y, recollce ling
past evils only to fear and .ssad them 10 ta-
I ture.
Your security is sacred and pviolable il
is foaoded ON the will Of the king IL is con-
necssd with my honor, ny word, red my
wishes il Is the objee, Of my care and M
one, not being, will be bold enough 20 dis
turb it. The veil is dropt; nnhsppy be he
who dares to rend il. PAUE MORlLLO.
Head Quarfers az caroeeas,1
.. June ~, 1890.