Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-30

has Just arrived here; I have -
forward to you The entlc.ed O ~. tloaa
bis Exceiltncy Count Romanrssssss i
/! request you to see deliyersdA 70, Viii
favor tor which shall be o.,,; 70 hia
pers, are confined to letter 81 o'aet h.
his EHcellency. and a note, in W ia,as
plain the sentiments Of my eo, "s.ea
Venezuela towards the Russia 1SSea
OF both which enclose to you 'a = L, lape
your own information. have hss.op|
ly gratihed at the favorable r.n Use1is i'll
received from the said Mr.. ParttsS," lSa1
IS OF the favourable dispositios, '% "
Russian Government: towards a.. o.
pendeDce OF the Province Of va ae ade
and all South America, as the s,s eue,psa
est you take in 80 glorious and ; s..s' A's
On behalf of my government, I re,a, e'.s
my sincere thanks for so important I'a y
vice, requesting you at the same ,i sx
continue your powerful influence s "h'
Russian Government, in favor of ~ "haa
peGdenee and freedom of America t a. LOO
London Jan. IL, 1912. @.
Sir: ] have received the le.,s,
me the henor to write me, Of the ',v Sa
January last, together with The se. ,slat
nying packet, addressed to The 's s,ls;
Chancellor, Count de RomanzoF s st
was Immediately handed to bis ese sNa'
cy. Your several communicate, ' I
received from his Imperial Mais ss ' ~
his ministry all the attention which, s 'll
due to them, and | am specially rs.n w..
ted by the Chancellor to inform , va
reply, that he retains the like seni tnS'
with those he manifested to Col. p ,,l.'
who originated the subject Of this eo, rs
pondeDce, and that deep interest i !.
by his imperial majesty in the prop,s : /
towards self-govefnment which is mali,
in South America; but, that at present
acknowledgment Of the independence
these provinces, whose political cham
has been made known here, cannoi \
tain a public sanction Of the Eupsm
Alexander.
To cherish sentiments Of anily fayo,,.
bic 10 the Spanish Americans, and 10 n.
ford countenance and protection 10 ii
commercial operations directed by Them
to the ports OF his empire, will ever meet
the feelings of the Russian Monarch; and
after the freedom and sovereignty Of hs
provinces Of South America shall h,ye
been recognized by Great Britain, be will
not hesitate TO follow so ready an exam.
pie. At this moment the political Stale Of
Europe prevents bis doiog more.
You do justice, sir, TO the disposition
which have guided me in behalf Of tb'
causes you are deputed 10 promote anon
the States of Europe, and as am penu
ded that, in lending you my aid here,
act in consonance with those ofmy owl
government, you may rely upon contin
uance of my best support,
1t will in this view afford me pleasure
to continue correspondence with you; L
in order that we may be mutually under.
stood to each other. without secondary
dfu, propose III u tuS duoPlioH eiueI VI
this or the French language, which it ID
supposed will be alike agreeable to you.
| have the honor 10 be, with perfect re.
spect and consideration, sir, your most o.
bsdient humble servant,
LEVITT HARRIS,
To LOUIS LOPEZ MENDEz, Esq.
Deputy of the Independent provinces Of
South America, at the Court of London
St. Petersburg. March 81, 1919.
Tralse. Nay
We have il from unquestionable aulbe
rity, that of 1876 families, at an average o.
six to a family, making population o.
1855 souls, both at Tonevane and Curra
gragne, and along the loot Of the noun
tain westward of Blennerville, there arc
but two families who can afford themselves
one scanty meal in 4S hours, such IS tne
state OF destitution and misery to WHICH
those suffering people are reduced.
Eight hundred and ninety two iamll! e;
in this town were yesterday supplied tI'l
eat meal issued out Of the charity iuno'-
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