The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-16

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Efais,sr T. rfrae dinc,y aad i!envlo'eA-
nary Of Rs' Cafhohc Mcj,sfyro ihe Gov
ernmens u ne Unied STA es--
r HAVE the satisfaction oil communicating
i To all, and eve,y one, Of the Emigfanls
from the Spanish Maine, that under The most
solemn and ssc,ec promise OF ous King, they
a,e at hbe.ly, seco' ding To the following am.
messy, TO retusn TO thei' famiIiessttic dds, and
home. b. MALAGAMBA.
no THE EMIeRANrs FROM COSTA FIRNy.
h. one.us calculations Ia, son.e, mistskeo
rrioe iple io o,he's, fatality in many, aud tho
ciicug.sances OF The times in all, hsve been
the cause OF q cruel aud d sola.ing war in
Vs0exaela, whilst vcngeance and 'esen'meht
have prevailed Si,tl ,ns heat OF pos,lon he's
preven,ed u mutual understanding. During
this disastrous epoch, reason and good taith
were often dis'sga.ded, and haired and pri-
vs,e ln'efest simoN always ,cigned despoiic-
atty the ta,si ,csoit ot winch has been tho
devas,a,loD oi beautiful count y, which in
three ceu,s ,ies had attained an incredblw
degree Of prosperity, and, The ex,etroins,ion
Of les inhabi,sn,s, worthy Of a better fate.
The k,cg hss bche ld this disucssiug state
of things Win the noolc feeling Of which ho
gave 50 many, and has Jus, given such con-
vIncine proofs. The S.ne hss turned his
eyes towards this small por,ioo OF his great
empire, and has resolved 10 complete tho
hsppiness IL ecj"ys, By banisbiog from tho
sod the evils which sAlics 1.-THE king
wishes to uoi,e bis great fsmily,,o render it
happy, and 90 blut out even the recollection
OF rs past nisioftunes.
Therefore, duty authorized by His Majes-
~, and anxious Tor the accomplishment OF
has generous desires, (desircs 90 conformsbia
to my own,) | addiess you and offor TO yog
tho liberty Vt returning to these pfovinccss
under all that security which ought 10 hu
look for among broihors, aud which ~ lus
sepsrablc fiom the orders OF common parv.
en,, WHO so commsnds IL. You, wherever
you may be, and Whatever MY have beep
'ur opinions, aclious or circumstances, may
retuIn to yous homes, 10 enjoy domestic hap
piness and the advantages VI the fepresea,s~
uve government, which tho nation has jusa
sworn 10 support, aod which makes Us t@ee
we ought 10 be. This sac,c ed oath Is Tho
only condition required from yoo BY. his ma
jcsy
l am persuaded that you will not eerres-
pond In an improper or unforeseen manner
tn the wishes cf his dnsjes,y. nor TO tho SOL
e,sn iov,,s,ioo now given.4-i will not do yop
the injustice 10 believe, ,hs, you will dis,rnse
q promise made 10 the face. Of the world, or
that your bosoms viii! ha'bor such imputs-
,ions and fca,s as may be inspired ty the mA-
iigni'y of some, and the ignovance and insin-
cerity of othctw--Nevcr. A. sensible %
yoo'sr'sss Vtr thr 6as,fssses cf a toentg q
which sm so s,ronyiy .,,schssf 3 ardsu(ly
dcsi nothing moe then ~ witness your he
lici y; To sec reunited those families whom
discord has scparot'd; to DO able to call uys
self your b'o,her ; 10 return to my natiwo
country, iesvihg You in you,'s 10 the full en-.
joymeni OF peace and ua"quili,y, recoIIecs Ing
pas, evils only 10 fear and avoid them in ~.
ture.
Your security is sacred and insiclabIe ie
Is founded ON the will Of the king !, is con.
ncctcd win my honor, my VOID, and my
wishes IL Is the objecs Of my care /; and NO
one, no, being, wilt be bold enough 70 jiS.
turb il. The veil is drop, unhappy be 10
who darcs 10 reud il. PAUL MORlLLc.
Head Quarters az Caroeeos,
June i2, 1920.
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