Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-02

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eonilen will BE worthy of Us, he will
merit The love with w5Ich my subjects
surround his cradle.
Wv relations with foreign powers have
never ceased to be ahscable, andsl have
! firm confidence that they will continue
10 be so.
Crest caIamities afl,c' the east. Let %
hope that they approach their termination; i
and that the prudence and cordlalitv OF All
the powers will find the means OF satIsi ying
what religion, policy and humanity may
justly demand.
The naval force, which under these Cir
cumstances, have stationed IN the seas
of Levant, has accomplished the ooJect
which contemplated. Our ships have
always effectualiy produced my objects,
and often have they Afforded to misfortune
timely aid.
A destructive scourge desolates por..
ton of Spain. have prescribed, and L
will MAINTAIN, the rigorous precautions.
which protect Our coasts and frontiers from
the Contagion.
If we take a view of our domestic state.
what motives have we not TO bless Proyl-
dence? The progress of industry, sgrlcui.
ture and the arts, attests that OF commerce
and very soon new channels will by null
tiplying the means OF communication aud
! traffic, extend the general good to all parts
OF the kingdom.
The prosperity Of the finances. the in
telligible exposition OF the public accounts
and fidelity 10 engagements, have consOlI-
dated the public accounts and increased
The resources Of the state.
The period at which have convoked
Won. and sthe orders which | have given
that the financial laws should irst be sub
mitted TO you, sufficiently manifest my de-
sire to put an end to provisional grants /;
the Chambers will, doubtless, be eager to
second my Intentions.
Our auspicious situation, and the return
of internal and external tranquility, have
already, admitted diminution in one Of
the most onorous of the taxes, that which
marks reproduction 10 its source, by over.
charging landed property. Next year,
those so assessed, W II wholly enjoy this
reduction. desire that successfully, and
as soon as the exigencies OF the state. and
the dignity OF France will permit, the va
rious taxes which constitute the public re-
venue shall be investigated, and II practi-
cable. demonstrated or better assessed.
/ The laws are respected, and the deposi.
tories of nv power become every day
| more and more imbued with their strength.
Order and discipline reign in the army. ;.
Every where passions are subsiding and
suspicions wearing away; and it gives me
I In cd oan
! by your loyal CO. operation, you have pow
eYfully contributed TO all this good.
Lei us persevere in the wise measures
10 which the prosperous results must De
attributed; let us persevere IN that unity
! of views, which has so ehcaciously defeat
ed the vigilance and restrained the last ef-
4 forts, of the spiri, OF trouble and disorder.
i In this the repose of Europe is not less
| interested than ours. 1t is thus that all
generous sentiments will be developed,
with which know your hearts abound, y
that YOU will establish, upsn the gratitude.
the love, and the respect OF my subjects,
the Throne which protects the Liberties Of
all.
Communicated for the Philadelphia Gazette
/ Bsunos Ayres, Oct, lIth 1891.
Mn. RELF
The Captain of the schr. Essex, bound
to Providence, has obligingly waited one
hour until could get the enclosed paper
translated. with the correspondence be-
tween our worthy fellow citizen Colonel
Forbes, and this government. The Col.
is very much respected in this place by
] all parties and all pay him great attention.
/ By his superior management and easy
manners, he can accomplish almost any
point be wishes-wbile the English are
for forcing every measure they wish to OBJ
! tain, and never succeed-excuse haste
And believe me, yours Truly R. 3.
Mr. Forbes to Mr.. Rivadayia.
Buenos Ayres, I4th Sept 1921.
SIR--Although have been more than
ten months in this city, | have never un-
til now, found a moment, when under all
circumstances, deemed il expedient to
lay before the government, the sentiments
and views of that of the United States in
relation to many interesting subjects as
contained in the instructions received on
! my departure from Washington. On the
recent organization of this government,
intimated to you the desire to hold full
and frank conference which you had the
goodness to promise, me at the commence