Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-15
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mas invented 0FluiI-jl, VIII" SOA'"''
economy with excellence and neatness oil
cooking. The great advantage It has over
the common gridiron now in use. is, that all
the juices of the meats, Commonly calico
gravy cooked upon it, instead OF falling IN
TO the FIRE. are received in hollow bars and
from them conducted into tin pan. All
the greasy smoke, therefore, which lmparls
a bad favor to the meat, is wholly avoided.
Attached to the hinder bar is Tin reflector.
which prevents much of the heat from es-
Gaping. and thereby facilitates the cooking.
The pan and reflector can both be removed
from the gridiron at pleasure. All who have
used them DO not hesitate TO bear testimony
in their favor. on Y. En-. Post.
Mr.. Forsyth, Minister PienipOtsntiary fine
United States al Madrid. TO Sr. Don juan
Jabnf, Acting Minister Of State, for TO-
reign Affairs.
MADRID, March 81, 1920.
SIR: On The 18th of May, 1919, had the
honor TO transmit TO the Marquis de Casa
Yruio, ad interim Secretary OF State and
Despatch, representation in behalf OF some
Americans confined al Malaga. On the 3lst
of July. asked the attention OF his success
or. Mr.. Salmon, to the same subject. On
the 2Ist of September, | presented TO the
Duke OF San Fernando statement, on the
parto OF the American government, of all The
persons, citizens of the United States, who
were known to be in confinement in differ
emf portions of the Spanish dominions. with
a list of their names. 70 this list request
ed that three other persons names might be
added, by note of the 5lh of October. 10
neither of these several applications, have
received reply. The recent and very in
terestng events which have occurred here
lead me to hope. that recurrence to this
subject may be useful. Having been direct
ed by the President OF the United States to
use al! the means in my power for the resio-
ration of the Americans confined to their
country and friends, trust that i shall be
excused for bringing into view subject OF
apparently minor importance. have been
unoficialy informed, that the Americans
who were in confinement al Malaga have
been liberated, whether by an order OF this
government, or by the spontaneous generosl-
~ oil the local authorities, anticipating the
decision at Madrid, know not. | persuade
myself, if his majesty attention should, IN
the midst OF the weighty concerns that now
occupy his royal mind, be recalled TO this
subject, that the same liberal indulgence
would be granted to all. A generous for
getfulness of past diff rences o. opinion a.
,nong Spaniards has been proclaimed ana
warmly recommended. should feel the
most heartfelt satisfaction if the same mag
unanimous policy should be extended 10 my
suffering countrymen without discrimination.
Those who are innocent would receive 1t
gratefully, since the calpabe would partake
of its benefits. lorbear to dilate on this
subject, referring you TO what has been pre-
yiously addressed to your predecessors, COLI
tenting myself with repeating, that such an
act would produce the happiest effects on the
future relations OF Spain and the u. States,
two nations who have many common, few
opposite interests, and who have, at this mo-
ment, in the similarity and liberality OF their
institutions, stronger inducements to draw
near to each other, than any other Two pow
ers on the globe.
renew to you. sir, the offering of my most
sincere respect and perfect consideration.
JOHN FORSYTH.
Translation Of a letter Of Don Juan Jabat,
Minister Of State for Foreign .aGa,rs al
Madrid, TO tie Minister Plcnipotent1pry q
the q. States.
SIR: have the satisfaction TO communi-
| cate to you, for the information Of your GO
vernment. that The king OF the SPANS, desi-
rous 10 give to the United States of America
| continued proofs of his friendship for them,
and OF bis wish TO eyince it more strongly,
at period, when by the principles of their
| respective governments, both people have
more nearly approxmated to each other, has
resolved to set al liberty all The Americans
of the United States, made prisoners within
the dominions of Spain, for having taken
! part in the disturbances of his American CO.
lonies.
His majesty, in commanding me to make
TO you this communication, has further char