The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-23

vzcE. Cox suEArs or SrAIx.
PRoviDsScs, Aueas, 2, 1920
BY order Of His fSeeAency General ><kvEs,
~ nser krfreo, binary and P,.Ah te"-
mary Of HIS Cathode Mejesty TO she Gop-
ernmenf e(shr Unssed Sso es--- ,t
y HAVE the sstisssetlo1 Of eommuo' eating
Il to ALL and ese'y one, Of the Em'grsoss
IRON she Spanish Maine, that ohdei 'he most
solemn and sac, ed promise ot ous k'pg, 'hey
are ct ibe, y, accos ding to the following sm.
ncs,y, 10. .re,osn 10 theis families, friends, and
home. b. MALAGANiDA.s
TO THE EMroRASrs FROM COSTA rIkMr.
E,,ooeous calculations ~ some, m,s.skeo
principle IN otncis falaliiy in many, sud No
circumstances of The times in all, have been
the cause Of cruel aud desolsting war "
Vcnetueia, whilst vengeance and resentment
have prev siled, s0d the heart Of passion hso
prevented mdtual understanding. During
this disastrous epoch, reason and good iasth
were ohen disftg aided, and hatred aud priel
va'e incest almost slways reigncd dcspotic.
oily 4; the fatal sesuh oil -hieh has been the
Devastation Of . besu,iui eeont'y, which 10
three centurics had attained an csedibio
degree Of prosperity, and The ex,esmioadou
Of its Inhabitants, worthy OF a better tatd.
The kicg hse beheld this Distressing stato
Of things with the noble feeling OF which ke
gave SO many, and has jus. gwen such con-
v'ncing proofs. The k,ng has turned his
eyes towards this small portion OF HE great
empire, and hes resolved TO complete the
happiness II enjoys, by banishine from thu
soil the evils which ,flict il The king
wishes to unite his great family, TO rcbder w
happy, and to blot out even the recollection
Of It's pas, misfortuocs.
Therefore, duly authorized by His Mjes.
~, and snxious tor the accomplishment "
his generous desi' es, desires so conformabs
to my owo,) add,css you and offer to you
the liberty ot returning TO these Provinces
under ell that security which ought 10 bo
look d for among brothers, and which 's ins
sepsrabc from the orders oT common par.
ent, who so commsnds Il. You, wherever
you may be, and Whatever may have beeu
your opinions, actions or circumstances, may
re.urn to your homes, TO enjoy domestic baps
pines, and the advantages 81 tho seprescasas
i've gsve' nment, which the nation has just
sworn TO support, and which makes Us 20
~ We ought to be. This sacred oath 10 tho
only condition required from you by his ma
jesy. ovrf
AN persuaded that you will not corrsss
pond IN an improper or 0nforcseen unsnncs
to tho wishes Of his majes,y, nor to the sole
cmn invms,ion now gisen.--T will not do you
the injustice 10 believe, that you will dis'rust
spromise made in the face Of the world, or
that your bosoms will hsrbor such inputas
,'ons aud fears AZ msy be inspired by the ma
ligniy Of some, and me ignors sncc and insips
ceri,y Of o,bcrs.--Nevcr. As sensible 10
your selves 10 the dis,resses Of county 70
which ! am so strongly attached, ] srdenlly
desire nothing more, than to witness your fee
Iiciiy 10 see fe.unirc those families whom
disco'd has separated 70 be sblc to call my.
self your brother ito return TO my nativs
country, leaving ynu 10 yours IN the full enc
joymcnt Of peace and tranquility, recollec,ing
pas, evils only to fear end avoid them IN fu'
turc.
Your security 10 sacred and invioiabIs 70
is founded on the will Of tho king Il 10 cone
nec,ed with my honor, MY word, and my
wishes il Is the object Of my care end no I
one, not being, will be bold enough to dis
,urb il. The veil 10 drop,; unhappy be he
who dsres TO send II. PAUL MORlLLC,
Head. Quarters at Caroee0s,
June is, 1880.