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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-29

turning Of the Hindoo Women.--A petition was
presented to the British Parliament on the 18th Of
last month, praying that the house might take some
measures to prevent the practice of widows burning
themselves on the death Of their husbands Manv
interesting speeches were made on this subject Ii
appears, that between and 900 widows were an
hualiy consumed she British possessions in India,
and that 1t was no uncommon thing to see son The
executloner OF his mother by his applying the
torch to her pile.
was feared that the practice was founded IN such
srong feeling, that any attempts to check Il would
increase the evil. Il was however, argued. thai
much might be done by persuasion and The p.,-
ton ordered to De printed
Among the deepest stains upon the British Co
Vernment, Is their having totally neglected the mo
raj improvement, of India. To urge want of power
IS Idle Tor they have always possessed enough to
Cypress the poor Hindoos, in manner from which
human nature resos. The whole history of the
ori''sh IN India, presents a continued series of ty-
aoies' with scarcely single attempt TO meliorate
me moral or social condition of the natives But
what DETER could be expected from Government,
'hat mas reduced majority of its own subiecto to
pauperlsm and brutality, filled poor Ireland with
"retchedness and crime, and driven into discomfort
VI repetition, every people who have felt its vista
HOW much would the French with any govern
ment but that OF the Bourbons have done in FIVE
snort years, to improve the condition of India? Let
Niance ana Italy answer the question: Bost Pat.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-29

Inc QUARTERLY Review, after ibcl ma, .
country in style truly British in,rodo spoa 0N'
''c'e upon "s'o-liOiland in the following sn an
I'VE turn with pleasure from swamns o.,
res oil the preceding pages to part Of th ,l p,s
where' 1t is 10 be hoped, better race c.s s'O''
same parent stock is about to spring up ,h o"' N;
oil the backwood'men' of North America. ,;" '"''
Well done, John Bull The convict non.,.
OF Botany Bay better race than The backrar"Ja0
OF North America alias, our Western brs,h ,as
we suppose this better race will stronply re'e.
Inc tenants OF our State Prisons and
OF whom. the greater part are emieran,s fron W
DT't'sh .ucjesty's European Domi9ions. s'~ "'
Boston Patriot
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-29
From the Washington Gazette.

CURRENT OF THE GULPH STREAM.
The current OF The stream Of the Gulf of Mexico
has frequently occupied the attention Of those who
have naVIgaed the Atlantic Ocean; for 10 The iq.
hDrahce winch still prevails IN that respect NAV be
1strioed many OF the mlstortunes which happen TO
'-.~iineIs. we have read one or two ingenious
speculatons on this topic; but they are not entrev
satisfactory. Further experiment and observation
are requisite before conclusion wholly to be relied
on can be established The following Communica-
lion from Lieut.. Levy, which we copy from the Ma
tiona' intcigencer Of yesterdayis calculated 10 at
tract the views Of nautical men to the raDiditv and
urecuon Of the Gull Stream at different places of
It's circulation Connected with this subject. also
IS the enquiry as to what effect the cutting of
channel between the Two continents of America al
the lsthmus which unites them, would produce nm
me velocity OF the current Of the Gulf and on the
relative heights OF the waters of the Atlantic and
Pacific Oceans:
TO THE EDITOR.
SIR-I have had the pleasure to observe notice
in your paper Of bottle which has been fonnd on
We beach near Nassau. N. p. Allow me through
me medium OF your paper, to express my thanks to
'he nhder Tor complying with my request,
hiy OBJECT IN making il was to enable me to
make some calculation relative to the se,,in, ~ ~
Gull otream, alter left the Grand Bank, which has
o-en niatler OF much contrariety OF opinion. Now,
my stumble Judgment this would be prevented, in
few years, and all seamen fall into The same uav
OF thinking, il every master Of vessel would Alter
ne had cleared The land put his latitude and longitude
together with the day Of the month, into a bottle,
and request the finder to publish it. This would
lead to useful information relative to currents
by the place where the bottle was found. II an
pears that in two years. it has drfted ,42O mile, At
the rate OF four miles and five eighths per dav m
west oy south course. Does rot give this the public
much information relative to the Cult Stream, and
point out that 1t subject worthy of the notice of
men of mind Yours &c.
U. P. LEVY.
Washington City, July 27, 1925.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-29
TREATY BETWEEN SPAIN & MEXICO,

Accounts from New.Span, are to the 10 July.
by an article dated at Jaapa, on that day, we find
that on the 18th OF June the convention had closed
which had been held IN that city by d. Guadalupe
victoria, Representative of the Mexican Govern
ment and d. Juan Ramon Oses and ID. Santiago
lrisarli, Commissioners on the part of Spain. for
the purpose OF forming treaty, beneficial to the in
terests oil the two nations. The convention contin
ued during hive separate sessions, and the proceed.
ings are given at length. From the intimate con-
nexion that exists between the TWO nations in laws,
language and religion, and to terminate all the dis
sentions which had been too frequent of late it ap
pears that treaty Of union and fraternity has been
arranged to promote their mutual prosperity and
that this treaty is founded on the basis Of recpro-
cal acknowledgment Of the constitutional King of
Spain and OF the sovereignty of the Mexican, nation.
Bait. .A,n
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-29

Part'es.-Parties are necessary in the com,o.;
ton OF Tree people; they are as diFeren, F"
Factions, as truth from faschood for th,v ' W..
their rise from the different views which dg. .aNe
minds form OF the public good and not, like ths 1t,
ter, from the ambition OF the aspiring and The coa a''
mand which they gain over the passions of in. @
ttude, in divering it from its petty aims and r'
into the broad channel Of their own higher cun;J
Parties always have existed in every peonI. ny
were not stfed by the oppressive and deaden i 'a'
mosphere of Despotism.--When men ay, aI1. ~
to think freely, they will, from the dssimiari," ~
their minds, think differently and, as on all Nv
!ects which affect themselves personally, brr f..
ings will be enlisted they will OF course ,bnt d.
ly and passionately. Thin is all that is wanted
Connecticut H,r,u
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-29
Eatract Of a letter from COrumna, in Spain, dated
June l8.

F7F77' J WV UT 'V'1TIul tI9 l'UITtj HUtPU
June l8.
"The beautiful Steam Ship Royal George, com
manded by Capt Thomas Doyle, has arrived in
this port from Falmouth, in fifty hours passage.
She has brought the British mail for Cadiz, and
about sixty passengers of all nations We have
been on board other and have examined her beau,i-
tul architecture. The cabin which is richly decora.
ted contains nearly one hundred Births divided into
different apartments, among which is separate one
for ladies'. She has spacious dining room. in
which hundred covers can be laid, and has every
possible convenience on board.
"This is the first steam vessel that has crossed
from England to Spain, and is owned by Sir John
Doyle, whe came passenger in her."
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-29
TO CAPITALISTS.

BY virtue of decree of Frederick county court sitting
court OF equity, will offer public sale, the pre-
misses,
On Thursday 4th Of September rert,
That highly valuable property, wefknown by the Of
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-10-11
Administrators Sale.

ENTiLL be exposed TO public sale, at Nount
w Pleasant, in the county OF Greene, on
Monday the 18th day Of November next, tie
following lots or parcels Of LAND, the proper
" of the late Robert Hobson, of said county,
deceased, to WIT: The west half of the south
west quarter of section 90, i'll town 10 NORTH,
and in range ID west Of the third principal me-
ridian. Also, the west half of The northwest
quarter of section %, in town 0north, andin
range II west of the same meridian. Also, the
east half Of the southwest quarter Of section
%, in town 10 north, and in range ~ west of
the same meridian each containing eighty
acres Also, SO much of the east half of The
northwest quarter of section 2S, in the town
and range aforesaid, AS is not included IN the
town OF Mount Pleassnt-and also, ninety-one
lots in the said town of Mount Pleasant, all Of
which said lands lie in the said county of
Greene. Said lands are to be sold by order
of the Circuit Court, or SO much thereof as
will raise deficit in the settlement Of said
Hobson's estate of uine hundred and sixty dol
lars, 81-l00.
Terms of sale, and length Of credit, will be
made known on the day of sale by
JOEL MEaCHAM, Admir-
Oct. II, 1823-1S ~,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-10-11
Sept. 90.


FandaAa, August Is, los \
DuBLIC NOTICE is hereby, given, that in
Il pursuance Of the several statutes the Au-
ditor of Public Accounts for the state of lllN
nois will proceed to sell, at the door of the
State House in the town of Nandala, on the
first Msnduy in December nert, the whole or
SO much of each tract of land lying in the Milf
tary survey north ofthe Illinois River, as will
satisfy the tax, interest, and costs, which ma,
remain due and unpaid on that day, for thu
whole or any of the years 1918, 1919, 1897
1921, l822-all of which have been particn-
larly described and advertised in the paper
printed in this place. The sale will con-
mence at 10 o'clock, and continue from day to
day until completed.
&c. BERRY, .3udifor.
The Editors of the Enquirer, st. Louis, Mo.
the. f,g,s Frankfort, Ky. the Gazette Column
bus o. the Epeni,lg Post, New-York, the Ma
tionak. Gazette, Philadelphia, the Boston Pa
t,iot, Massachusetts, the Connecticut Current,
Hartford, will insert the above twice and for.
ward their accounts fer payment.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-10-11
FOR THE SPECTATOR.
Mn. WARnfN.

Mn. WARREN,
am a constant reader of the news
papers published in this state, and have
looked in vain, for the convention party
TO advance some arguments which
would induce me to believe that ii would
be polite to call a convention, and have
cur constitution revised at this time
Instead OF assigning reasons in favor Of
this measure, they accuse US Of being
enemies 10 our county, OF Withholding
from the people their dearest rights and
privileges, of imposing upon the credu-
lous and unthinking part of the comma
nily, principles which are inconsistent
with the simplicity of our republican
institutions, and Of identifying the con-
vention question with the introduction of
they say, is improper,
unsentiemanly, and ungenerous. As
much as | believe that the object in
calling convention is 10 introduce
slavery into this state; yet, l am willing
10 waive the idea OF the Introduction of
slavery for while, and identify the
convention question with another mea-
8ure, which The convention party adyu.
Gated with the greatest warmth, and
which, they said, was of vial importance
10 the staie--I mean he establishment,
oFthe STATE Bark Of Illinois. Now, ii is
notorious, tkat almost every person who
advocated The establishment of this
abominable institution, is at this time in
favor oil convention, and it is nov
urged with equal warmth, that the call
oil convention is as essential TO the
best interests Of the commonly, as tie
State Bank was three years ego. As
much as some of tic convention gentle
men may dislike hereafter to see Con
pention and State Paber identified, vet,
1t Will be my object in few subscquen,
numbers, 10 show the people, that the
conOeatioa hdrtg have deceived the no.
nest par, ct the community, and net,
what they cali, the anti-repablican party.
The senior Elitor, | have no doubt
viii say "nolii me tang ere" 70 this, but,
| say, lay on "A Daft" JUNIUS.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-10-11
FOR SANE.

Ys7iE Whole or part Ut a i'rac, OF climber
L Cd LAND, containing 1910 acres, situated
on the Mississippi river IN tie sts-e OF Illinois,
eight miles above ST. Lotus. This tract Of first
rate land Is sufficiently elevated to exempt it
from ali FOUNDATIONS
Principal timber, Walnut, Maple, Oak, Ash,
&c. The title is indisputable, and thc psten.
shall be transferred, together with a general
AarIantec deed.
For terms and conditions, apply to the sub,
scrlber in ST. LOUIS.
AUGUSTE CHOUTEAU.
Oct list
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-10-11
FOR THE SPECTATOR.
To a son ola Serenity &rer.

To a son ofa Seventy &rer.
STUPID MAN,
Iodisposn,on has prevented me from
noticing your weak and SILLY answer,
(publ,hed in the Republican OF the l3th
Scp,.) which was read with feelings Of
increased con,empt"o only" Contempt
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-10-11

round no man in power, and despiscs
thuse that do. He therefore is at liberty
TO say lessons" to more than you, if
occasion should require ii. q. S. 1
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-10-11
list Of Netters

Remaining in the Post Office at Edlvardsvtlle
October l, 1928.
David Anderson William King
Thomas Alvey L
b William Lee
James Breden Polly Lee
Reuben Burden John Larson
Chad Brown Allen Lathroop
Nathaniel Buckmaster NJ
Samuel Bogart Jacob Means
Myrick Brown 2 John MsMin
Enoch Bradshaw r. +. Mckinney
Mr.. - Bird William l.. May
G John MsCoy
John Chapman Larry MsGuen
Willis Coley Laurence Macuen
James Casson Samuel M.Aliley
William Cairns Robert M'Mahan,
Robert Coiman Edward Mitchell
Prior Ctoggins N
Sally orJames Caulk David Nicks
John Dempsey George ogg4
James Dlvis p
Beverly \. Davidson Washington Parkison
Benz Adams Dulton John Pee
Z Monsieur Petit
John Estibrook 2 R
Andrew Elliot Josias Randle
Elisha Etans Job Robinson
John Robinson
Joseph forman Robert Reynolds
Marquis Frellun or John Reynolds
Pellut Thomas Reynolds
Isaac Reayes
Richard Gibbs 2
Titus Gragg Henry Starr 5
Wiley Green Joseph Snodgrass
james Gray John Shelton
William Goodale John Steel
Bird Gosiue or Conner Levina Snder
IL William Scott 9
john Harris T.
Ruth Hayes Andrew Turner
Hezekiah l.. Harris Cyrus Tollnan
Henry Hays Jesse b. Thomas
Jesse Halle W
John Q. hancock Richard Ward
BENJAMIN Hearn John Waddell
Aired Hardin David Wright
J William Wright
Jacob Judy or VIM. 3. Joshua Woods
Nhiteside BIZ. Windsor or Sally
Charles ider Godare
X
Seymour Kellogg
DAVID PRiCKETT, P. VI
c. Persons calling for the above letters wi
please to say they are advertised, or they ma
rot get them.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-10-11

nIED--0p sunday las, in his town. Mrs.
HANNAn HOPKINS, az Z, Che venerable re.
i!ct OF the late Gen. reuben Hopkins
She was "a mother in israel" and gave
a bright example Of the CHRISTIAN character
Ia her llfe size MAS oeioved and respected, aud
ior her death, many, besides her perceived re-
iatives, sincerely mourn. But sine reiaiced IN
die prospect Of death, earnestly desiring to
"dcpari and be with Jrsis"-and we have
reason for a humble confidence, that she now
"secs HIM face &c face" VINO Of us via par
take with her in this glorious vi9ion'
Communicated
On Tuesday, Mrs. MAaraA HEArsrGAn
PrIcKErr, wife Of Col. Abraham prickglt
I'm scott county, Ky. on the 18Th nt. Mr.
taom IS FtcEliN, in his 6ist wear And on the
saturday preceding Mrs. BRADLEY, The ,laagh-
ter OF Inc former
At the Great Crossings, Ky. Mrs. HElEs II.
JoHNs0S, wife OF William johnson. Esq.
At bonkins1iie, Ky. Miss SAnAa DA11AM,
and a few Gays af;er, her father FRAScis DIAL
LAM.
In Lexington, Mrs. Nancy DouGHEsrY, re-
iict OF the late i,"nts Dougherty, Esq.
Az south Bend, Ohio, on the 18Th alt. Mr.
fixoTaY SrMwEs, aged 27.
In Ohio, The Hpn. ELIJAH BoAanstx, Sc
aator ct tae Unicd States from the state Of
Connecticut.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-10-11

MARRifD--la Fayctte county, Kentucky,
on the STA aa. By the Rev N'r. Riley, The Hon.
FRoNAs REYNOLDS, CHIEF Justice OF the state
OF illinois, to Miss ELIZA ANY, daughter OF
Ambrose Young, Esq.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-10-11
STATE OF iILINeis, AunIroR's oPricr, Z
,andafa. September 8, 1928. 5
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ypy>.ss SALE. e


Hinder the authority of the Act to au-
~ thorize the Auditor OF Pabic Accounts to
sell Lots il the town of Vandala and for ether
purposes, approved Feb. II, 1928" he will
offer for sale, al the State-H In The tom
Of Vanda!ia, on the IHIR y ,7I9VDgY IN
@'0FE.lfBER NEXT, ali unapproprated
iN-LOTS in said town--and
ONE HUNDRED OUT-LoTs,
containing Six Acres each. One tenth of the
purchaae money will be required ia hand and
the balance in nine equal annual instanents,
Those who may desire to obtain valuable
real estate at the permanent Seat OF Govern
nent in the State f Illinois, upon Advantage
Gus terms, may find il much to their interest
10 attend these sales. AMONG these lots are
some beautiful sues, with the finest springs in
the country--and the 0ut-Lots are SO ar.Hng.
ed that four join together, and each front on a
street.
&C. BERRY .lRAtor.
o~fThose persons who are indebted for lots
sold in 1879, viii understand, that afer the
first 1ay Of Ccto6er ss.ct, they cannot avail
themselves Of the privilege OF the act anthor-
izing them 30 relinquisn their lots (upon pay
ing the one tenth) OF taking the further Gre
dit, according 10 the provisions Of said act
s." The printers in this State will insert the
above in their papers five weeks--,he Hes
tern San, Vincennes, and the Enquirer st,
LOUIS, will publish the same three weeks
and forward their accounts for payment.
E. C. BERRY y4pp.
Sept. 90.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-10-11
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
NATIONAL JOURNAL,
A sEMI-wEEKIY NEWSPAPER,

To be published at the City Of Washington.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-10-11

DAVID PRiCKETT, p. ".
0-4TPersons calling for the above letters viii
please to say they are advertised, or they may
rot get them.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25

rerei.ssuu. tn res-tstion, ~ za~zyz -
t=rA ts~ ia,ssf toz,ttv- IL rsa. se ss4dc
~ sfse sei,ssss - ,ssssse,saielr q" us~ asad
b IS made 10 The suss,s ysb~ ,sser.-ation
ufzoi~aelss; "a the amld "a sss=t.z ne
esiaet d-srr DE- N"a, q" -rpls thes- re
marks 10 the --as,s~ct srf.sr ,s-. ak a.
gain, sefs ti.- doctr;n-s y"u -ds"sssr re
s~.lt1d t.tisc seswssf Bsras ssw-csnhorg;
IL yv, r,say 80 tls. starnstivea Ne de . u
;'i.'f, the ssry shs,v.rs ptsa.siile 'ast
ao w-rscIr ss.cordrd Ia fee iislse zi'ssted
s,s s@se srstssss o"fy. HIT II IL ~ss ssssi.
." shr mind, IL rhsuges its character asfo
Erttsvs A Secxs re,rtai.s, ts an ,adsst-
dual can msrr becaae h,adsag on tsssd
rsrsra, by any rru<rss uhsi-srr and ~
izlk 81 a a.. clssiua wIArfs Is sss-syd-d ss
The bass Ut s~w ds.rcss'siss, as.d yet
".' ssadiag os ssy b.'dy, A. absurd ." The
estcue. | cssc~ta esety ,nsianor al re-
ge,~rssi"o a speosaa ecyriat,aa from God-
IL IS evident, however, that Il Is a r~seis-
tenn only to the pers"a VIII" receives 't, ard
II surA a pcrson relai- the iuc.deot To as,o-
f's-t, wba lad ueyes experienced soch
fvst,ugs, hs no.td have uo esuS~ TO won
titr il thc either d,sl'eies,d every wcrd he
uttered far he coaid neui,rr produce acu-
FAR demonstration npr adduee 2roof. Ne
aaay isdccd censure his ne,ghhor for in
cr~du'ity, bat his aeighh"r wou.d only
'd'nS Tim the mors ,insrd With faHsta-
ctsm.
have thus thrown together q sew h,ats
for your consideration, ia great haste. and
under many disadvantages. I doubt not
they viii receive from you the attention.
th-y merit ID. WILLIAMS.
T. ). ara mol acgoa,a'ed with the thr
"r,es vi the G-tmaa ,shisos"paers, but IL
were 10 judge fr"a your atl&s,oa Ia ehr re
'er'es OF Bishop Berkeley, | si'caid con
cl1de that your system Is, AFTER AL, hes,
calculated for some xrial region, wherv
se~'ng and hearing, and eating aud drink
ing, are mel accessory ID w.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25
I'M OF OPINION.

Tn Of opinion-That man who makes
one thousand dollars year by his trade or
profession and expends fifteen hundred in
house rent, dress, play, or drink, is doing
a sioio business.
I'm oJopinion, That lawyer who speaks
four hours on trivial matter which might
be pertinently explained in ten minutes,
must say some things, not very much to
the purpose.
I'm Of opinion, That fine young lady
who knows more about plays, balls, dress.
Ing and visiting, than she does of cooking
gardening and other domestic duties, is no
great catch for any Que.
I'm Of opinion, That If we wish to keep
our head above water, and avoid the ne
cesslty Of resorting to relief systems, We
had better live within our income.
I'm Of opinion, That who's TO be ne1t
President, is matter of some donbt, az
though numerous knoring ones seem quite
sure about il.
Tn Of opinion, That the political Horse
Race rather bangs any thing OF that SOIL
which has come Within the range OF N!
ocular.
I'm Of opinion, That when one man uses
the language of another, he should qao''
authority.
SOLOMON yHoUGHTrTI
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-25

alteration m tho existing puiiiiea, ,ns,a..
tions Of the ssanarchy, viii establish >,
Government which will Cause the conni..,.
felicity If the nation, guaranteeing IL
security "i Tue pers"as, property, and c,y,,
liberty ~ the Spanish people.
:. In like manner, promise of mr. mr..
free aud spontaneous will. aud have rex.l,
ed To carry into Effect, general -,
of Oblivion, complete and absolute. far -,
that is past. without any exception in =,
der thai by so doing tranquility, conGd.na.
aud union, SO necessary to the com,n.,s
gand. may be established amon. the So
nish people, and which my pat.rnal hear,
so earnestly yearns after.
8. In like nauacr, promise, that VII,
ever change may be made. tn. public d.f,,.
and obligations contracted by the natioo
and by my Government under the pres.n,
system shall be acknowledged.
q. | also promise and assure, that all II.
Generals, chiefs, officers. strgeants ara
corparais, of the army aud navy, who han.
hitherto attached themselves 10 the q,
lsting system of government in " ba,.ys,
part OF the Peninsula, shall preserve n,
their grades. employments, salaries and
honors and in like manner, alb other mil;
try functlonaries shall preserve their, and
also those civilian ecclesiastics, who ba'1
followed the Government and the Cortas
who depend on the existing system and
those who by reason of the reductions
which may be made, cannot prcsery.
Their empioyments, shall enjoy a, the
least, one half the salaries which thew no,9
have. Nv"
5. declare and assure equally, that a.
well as the Militia Volunteers of Madrid
OF Seville, and of other places, who NAV
now be IN this Island, as also whatever OH,
err SPaniards may have taken refuge in il
who have not by reason Of their emnloy'
ments Obliged to remain, may from this
moment freely return TO their homes. or
transfer themselves to any part of the King.
dom they may think proper, under the ful.
lest security of not being moiested at any
time on account Of their anterior polibesl
conduct or opinions and The militia who
may tie IN need of il, will obtain for their
journey the same assistance az the indiyi.
duais composing the government army
Spaniards ofthat class, and strangers who
may wish to quait the Kingdom, may do so
with equal liberty, and will obtain the ne
cessary passports for the country where il
may suit them to go. FERDINAND.
Cadiz, Sept. so, 1898.