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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01

Connecticut. that pink of piety and good singing
that enterprisng little state which has exported
more Preachers, Singing Masters, aud School Mas
ters than all the Southern and Western states nut
together, has lately adopted law prohi biting Cur
Gus riding within her limits. II will be recoect ed
1t was IN Connecticut, that Mr. and Mrs Barclay
were arrested lor giving recitations from Shakes
pear. The reason affirmed for this opposition 10
'cOridiy amstSements is said 10 be fear entertain
ed by the select men, that if they ere generally
permitted. those at distance would lose confidence
In their teachers which would materially effect the
further expectation of their staple commodities.
Gee. T'olCR .het,opolitan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01

fmonE The acb Of the late of ih Georgia Legislature
W. find ha ihey have appropriated e OF 1000 fr the
honumtni Co., Do erected Sutannsh, uonors Of Creme
aud Pulasssnd Chat hey have authorized the Governor To-
p,claif Pofiri, d" Gen Wabnstn. Geucfal Lafayette,
sIeIcrsoa, Benjamin Franklin and General o. erop
10 have them elegantly Toned and plscci con picaouv n
thcs cuate, Repre- tniri-. sri Execotye 5hsmtfss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01

S2,736 Tickets, $l6S,GS0
W q II q c E RS O. EGCE,
Unde.the Eagle hotel, Richmond, Al
Whole Ticket 81 m
Half Q m
q,
Packas, ofeeven tickets embracing the So Nos loe
~, which must Of Necessity draw least 10 80 nett win a..
many chaee. for capitals or shares at packages may be has
Pizes in any Of the Lotteries Of New York New JERSEY
DvlSar', PcHH% wants. Algr land Nmsina Washington civ
a"i North Cat"l'na itcei, ed 10 pay me Ut.
Orders eheio rug The cash. Prize a above free If po,,,
io okeis shre, will receive propt attention II addre,ea
O. A NINrVR 4. Qi.sT,i,s.s 49,
June g. ~ az a.
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FOR LONcDON.

SEg TIIE coed coppe'ed Ship, POC.fYONTIS Can't
epf4y v BarueG hu.ihe about $40 binds daily expected
- 80 CITY Fouf. 80 lo.d tl,c above mont r. g al
Dies OF Mcstrs Gs'gm 8 Marx
For fright appiy 90 JOSEPH MARX & SON
Iuiv Z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01

az he 2sih d.y Of August nest " fr oihervi,e The ne,
= iat dy' wa positively be sold Tie premise, L. ,
hss bidder ior Cash The land houses conveyed v s
m y. uynes and wife 10 c sut,otLrrs eonfdon
~ ceres ana 'nu1tcd 10 hng WILTON county, sdloinnr ne
rpaE Tree, on ts- iyer 10 ist',ry ,e buro,e, n t ~
deed. john CUEW y" ''
o. -., cAHrTR IRA NTON ffu'''f'
jl--wsv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01
NI.qGE -LLAeE,

ItiL spfseiibcr having contracted
Fasg2s - with toe Pps-Nasttr General p
49, 49, ssszrf9 transporting the mail nv sf,..
ts'1tfty fs-AsSs3S irYu Strtt0n 90 LegiiJ1ry ~
nessseEs Fr7 btccubicr cuupy, hss pro,i4f5
- hm.rh vrh "a rts and slf-tnt
viii, hc hopes hc cnabicd 10 Give el, .stf,,ti ~ y,
gsrs that line. F-
re stag wl lgaye Sen'on every Tle,dly morning pass
inE Wy he Wrn loi, ord White s6phor sj is and arrive
Lc"HNnfe e'ct IbUrsdly cye-inssud VII so,occeonf
oily ~" ly StIbing's Spring
Having been Considerable expense ia rnGnr hi, Zinc An
the orde Htcc"ry 20 Tcutfs Satisfaction the ,.brr
hopes 90 meet with t1i from the public bcnr
ri'asminz them ta nnthU. on his port dali b. ,po- a.
ne comforter commentator 81 those WHO may fyur him ih
"eir custom JOHN WIS.,.
guy ~
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-ScEYysp,- 4g1ss-

MAtRIEpl-n Washington Thursday last, by the Rev.
Mr. NJ Corm ca Samuel GGrArightIr. Esq TO Mrs EtsaJeh
On the 2I,t ult Us the Rev. S3nuel II MNui; Col
leonard Stra Otic amahe and highly accomplished Miss
lniirod ~. FIouVnoy ali IL W,the conujy
on the 2,t ult. by ,be Rev. Jacob Keeling Josiua
~ HareY lag 10 Dis qatha,ine Madison WILKINSON oil
Nan,eu.ond county, Va
ont the lii u in Spo,is,lv,ni,. Cant. Ed. r. RAM
doiPh 1" Miss Elisabeth b. daughter Cater Beyeily Esq
OF CulPcFeT.
DIEDl-on Tuesday evening last, Mrs Catherine Triee,
Friday the l7.h u at the residence of her hu.-
band, near Anslo Ms. May JoLHsto wife oil judge Peter
Johnston, IA the 5Th year Of her age.
This inea.Inlbe lady possessed eminent every
virtue winch can idotn The female character n wife n, a
moih l. as mistress, as friend, neyhbor, W., the
"ge OF esteem TO oil who knew her, aud of ate ton to
her ntimaes. There was a human being to whom i
gave Chenee While she rendered kudnes, to all within her
power Oi an intelligent mind, OF benevolent and aiccti-
oe hear her ncean effort directed 10 the literary
ahd moral improvement Of her children and to tr
h1pPmess OF All around her.
Death! Ger 'houshali Kill many
6oid, aud kind, aud wise. It's she
Time shall thfp,y dart atthee
10 Paris on ihr ID Biay, d. -ffn1 .SegJsr, late Of
Philadelphia.
-, in Beaufort sonh. ar,lina, on the asa,fMay last,
Weeia Of DuntIic,, Va, well known u, tie author u ,
OF Warrington aud various other popular works. which have
passed through numerous editions snd have had most etcp
sis' ne was man a. very Considerable attain
meni' both scholar, physician AMI divine H. hanto-
Phy ana henevolence were unbOundrd. Early mile he Ibe-
n'' '''nohH Slaves from conscientious motives and
voluntarily connrnCed acatcsf 81 nceant bodily toll TO Dis
semmat moral and religious books ysfi u3 remote and de-
uute portions ~ the county From Pcnn., lvant, 10 the
frontiers OF Gtoga was the principal theatre his ndfatl-
gaAe ih3rsi an Is supposed good authority that ~ the
Of h, life he his ren n,tran,efs re,,,i
million Of copies oi the srtpturs AID other valuable vyr
That this abouous csu e pncipaiiy actuat,d b an
expanded plf antlifopt b. troy, i, M, r,fir 49,, - d.
n'fn' @" accommodating large fortune and diving in con,I,
ave Poyen III very Cor falling. they could not
lc called, were the eceence grnu. ana bcncyncncr
and died in the fu enjoyment of faith snd bc,..J hone If
n"'i"}i leaving behind him numerous and afflicted family
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01

CRoPS-rae njurS 70 tac erepi Of wheat, Seirs ,he
neid OF tide water in Virginia by the turns out to be fully
great as was aPPrehent'd by the before harvest IN.
:; nas all, aud the most correct
ma,e Of the svarase loss from third half are
saed, however, 10 hear roni many Of the middle ouniie
aud hom beyond the Blue Ridge that the crops are
hne From Jefferson and Fauquer lean a. that within the
memory OF the Oldest inhabitants the oror has never been
abundant The Newspaper the wheat crops IN the
states north OF Virginia represent them as vsy fine
~ late meeting Of the citizens Of Hardy Me., Washing
ION Williams Jones Geon Jethro Nevl, John L. Green wn
Heath John HoPewe John Cfager and Jane, Mile, yer,
appointed Delegates to the Staunon Convention.
M iIn'k'son Speech III this days P.p,r will interest che
political economist. Wv
~ The very aeeepabeleuer tie of the yrgina
'"'"s'as ''Gter', shall appear on TUESDAY.
inspected IN the CITY Of Richmond during the quarter ending
June so, 1895.
66Ri barrels superhne.
23i7 do fine.
2O2t do eross aud ,irai;L; uidliin-s.
29j do condemned.
81 do shp,tuH.
Total MIA
a; this gulrr closes the year, may observed tina, the
number Vt arteis inspected during It +, i75,1lS.
EDMUND WALLS, Inspector
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01

Mr.. g. WATKINS, Of THIS city, who carried out
IN the Spring, letters from The Government for Mr.
RUSH, has returned with dispatches from MIR. r
for tie Secretary of State.
Mr. RUSH was 10 embark at Liverpool, on. the
oh OF this month, for the United States.
Nat. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01

New PAPER IN BosrcN. Alden Bradford
ESQ. for many years Secretary OF State, and well
known for his literary industry and research, pro-
poses TO establish a semi-weellly paper in the city
OF Boston, under the title of the Constitutional Re
publican and New England Gazette. 1t is to be
devoted TO the defence and illustration of the prin
ciples of our national and state constitutions; the
examination OF political measures, and oil public
Characters; to the dissemination OF foreign and do
nestle Intelligence; TO the discussion of matters
pertaining 10 literature and the arts and the sup
port OF internal Improvements, OF the commercial,
tho agricultural and the manufacturing interests OF
New England 1t is expected to commence about
the first OF July-and, under the auspices of such
an editor, the proposed journal cannot but be an
interesting and useful addition to the periodicals of
the day -NaRtuckct Inquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01

and political considerations, which may have con-
,ribu,ed, in no small degree, to produce so much
.>>.-..ceent. We could sill 60. Iiresen,
Georgia would rely upon the justice of the federal
governments rather than upon the right or the power
she may possess to do herself justice Her legis-
Ia,ure, before they adjourned passed resolutions
wondering their thanks 10 the Governor and the u
States Commissioners Col. Duncan, G. Campbell,
and Major j. Meriwether, &c for the frnness, per-
severance zeal and patriotism which they had dis
played in procuring cession of territory avora-
bic to the interests OF Georgia They elected sur
veyors for surveying the laIid, and passed law on
this subject in which they devolvc on the Cover
nor the authority OF fixing the period, when the
surveys shall commence.
n little patience, perhaps, and all may be set
right. Ii 100000 will not propitiaie the Creeks
give them million, rather than shed their blood
or DO any act that might be suspected to SAVIOR of
injustice. Assure them that they shall haze an
equal portion of lands to fhe West Of the Misss-
sipp; and that the arm of the L. States shall be
outs,retche1 to shield them from the attacks of the
contiguous Indians Teach them, that il is better
for Themselves TO carry into effect the wise policy
OF President Monroe; for, If they remain where
they are, surrounded hy the Whites, they will van
i-h, like the msts othe morning before the beams
Of the sun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01

dition 1t is said that the duties to be performed this
summer VIII not require the presence OF Gen Porter
the America aninieein-a- -Cnl Wood Insnec-
tor, Ge-eral u. $. Army, is on a tower inspecting
the forts on the Upper Lakes
The " Y. National Advocate mot Mr.. Noah'sO
is co Quoted IN manner, neither calculated TO COM
mand our respect nor excite There j.
nothing marked about it, except the boIdness with
Which II makes assertions, and the readiness with
WMch 1t supports them. In late No. it charges
'he enquirer with an attempt 'sto draw distinc-
lions between the power and the interest of the
north and the south!' When did the Enquirer at
tempt 70 draw this distinction? Was it in the re-
marks which we have been recently compelled 10
make upon the Stare Question? ConapeHed, we
repeat by the extravagant folly Of its own neslbor
(the gteD IoF6 .fmeTicdR) which the National
in'eiIgencer has justly characterised as the in
considerate eHuson ofsome Inoon-struck madrnan''
anu the Augusta Chronicle has rdiculed as the
ABSURD opinion oil some miserable "madcap''
Even the Advocate itself has loshed its neiyhbor
Tor It's lndiscretion: And were toe to sit silent
when this same g. American taun,s the people OF
virginia; tells the People of the SCrith that they
are now " P0tcertCSS' and must be 'seeufe,,f Ia
ooey; and insults them with the information thai
the " Northern policy has gained the ascendant and
as me tauH Of ihe North fit be not preseyr-
ca. WIN the same impotence, does the Advo-
q
t'0'ol n'tfuft~ when we have yielded TO no one
IN calling upon the government of the United
states to organize the militia In such a manner as
to allow it its effective control over them
we have denied, indeed, that under this-r7,yyx>er
over the militia can be Struggled power over
The education OF the people; lor if the ore can be
construed to embrace the other we may as well do
away all the restrictions the general govern.
ment; gave II carie blanche over the general
Degdre, as some a. B. politicians have contended;
treat the Constitution, If the specification OF the
enumerated powers Were altogether struck out; and
read IT thus; g The government of the U. States
may do tohoterer 1t pieoses, 10 promote the gene
T@f ioeJare. stat pro rdt0nc roiasatas.'
paragraph from Baltimore paper is no,r 90
ing the rounds, viz. tht " the Work of Mr.
raymond, on Political Economy, has been adopt
ed In the Unive rsity of Virginia as the standard
work on that subject. Having some reasons TO
doubt the correctness OF such an assertion. while
such works as Say, Ricardo, Adam Smith, Sc
are In existence, requested friend 10 ascertain
the facts; and we now enabled to state posi-
lively, that MIR. Raymond's work is not used as
the text book at the University, and that it is not
known there except to Mr. Tucker, and possibly
Mr.. Emmetti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01
Highest Prize 10000 DOLLARS.

10000 Tickets 100000
Not one Blank TO o. Prize.
IL The Biiltncy Of thi, Scheme being the I,nrov,
Modc) Is dLToGEIHER U-NPRECELENTEI-
Ventures VIII remark tie low Of 2ekeshe very tri
dang k incurred dcrc being Blank 10 "a Pr.el and
that the capital Of FORTY THOUSAND DOLLIES /. az.
magnitude hitherto Sta n sum
above All however, : the CCRY1iNTI or OBTAIN
Nu az LEAS4 ONE PRiZs by the purchase OF two
he same raoof certainly IN the purchase greater numLtr
Irhole Tickets SO 90 Quarters 125
HaireS 2 50 Eigbths so
To he had. 10 otcsfv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01

Commodore Forter.-,rhe Washington papers
inform Us ilat Com. Porter has been arrested and
court ordered to convene fer his trial. at the Ma
W Yard in that city the 9Th July.-The court is
10 be composed of the following Officers: Capt
James Barron President Cspts. Tho's Tingey, j.
Biddle G. e. Ridse!ey II. T. Spence, J. Downes,
J. D. Henley, J. ID. Elliott, J. Renshaw, T.
Brown, {. G. ID. Thompson, n. Wadsvorth,
and Geo. w. Rodgers: Richard S. Coke, Judge
-fdpocate
The nature OF the charges and specifications ac-
coiupanSng the arres is not made public. The
Gazette says, il is 1" reported in the neghborhood
ofthe Navy department that the Foxardo charge
IS neasurably abandoned, and that the main charge
preferred is Tor Uno.hcerhke conduct in making "A
premature pamphlet publication, embracing the
proceedings Of the late Court of Enquiry, and in
transmitting the TO the President and Navy
Department" The Nat Inellgencer suggests
the propriety of suspendirg further administrations
the conduct of the Commodore through the
press, until the termination of the trial.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01
CCEIEIRT2S
.qTTENTIO.Nr .qp VENrTURERS.

Splendid opportunity Of obtaining fortune IS now pre-
seued 10 your cenu'sation Where is the individual
WHO close and ooni acIci pecuniary considerations TINT
would DOT unrr eN'tia eiSeumsances small sum OF
money lottery where, extending his aid al rpoan,
ysm al internal Improvement he has splendd change Il
obtaining of The following brilliant Prizes =
PENNSYLVANIA
UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
I7th cLAss...NEw sERIEs.
To be drGn Gth this mouth, and completed az f1e rs,
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y 49, TIT 10 q J
IL Sixty Numbers-Eight Bauos to be drawn.

3. II. RUIN 2g EssT,T,S2S
Prize Office, -4lerandria, ID. {.
GTWhers Odr Uy mail Vst FREQ private CONVEYANCE
enclosng Cash. Prize Tickets, Tor Tickets in the above Lot
teiJ' in a! oisi lottery under way will meet w.
hmm eiiaie ATE ntion
Alexandra, %. c. july I. Is-st
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FI.OUR

n 'h gnlor oIo'c The wear, 10 observed tla, The
nuhD,T VI barrels inspected during 1t i,I73, 1)5.
EDMUND MAtLS. In.nrrtor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01

dnion 1t is said that the duties to be performed this
summer VIII no, require the presence OF Gen Porter,
the America arninis-in-a- Cal Wood Inspec-
tor, &c. eral u. * Army, is on a tower ip,pec,;no
the forts on the Upper Lakes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-01

Mr. lInsis'on Speech, this days P.ptr will interest The
political economist ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-25
DEPARTMENT Or STATE.
- 9ayL T,.,...,.,. ynaI

Washington, 9lh January, 1895. )
STA: have the honor enclosing here
with, Translation of The only answer yet
~cri.ed from thrSraiish Go,ernment, Ia
Mt Nelson's notes on the subje of pirar J
and outragrs on our commerce. Ii has
brrn received slnce the communications Ia
Congress Of the previous documents we've
made.
am, with great respect, sir, your very
humble and ull.deul servant.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
JoHN foRsY1n, Esa Chairman of The
Committee Of Forelgu Relations.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-25

Porto Rico and Clba, upouihe commerce
If the United States. AID for the "anlon
nnider ofonr of our gallant officers ~ tne
hsrbor Of 81. Jnhnshy the officer eomman-
dina thr fort at its rutrance. In septrm
Der OF the same YEAR, Spain wss sgtn cal.
led upea Ia Indemnity those who bad sui
. fsred IN person of property Under The
proclamation of .bl.ckade, or from the
introduction of neutral commerce 10 the
spanish Main. In Octoher, the Just rec'a-
n,atiuns of CUR government wee, i"r'the
FIRST ,io,e, formsil, mad. To the government
lof Span. No satisfaction has been gwen
10 indtrnnity has been. promised, nor has,
there bern even saIislaetory exen,e gwen
! for the delay To answer the J"st demands oil
the Minister Of iir u. States"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-25
ANECDOTE-.7 fac,.

A respectable planter in one of our
neighhuring counties, some SIX or eight
weeks ago, selected a portion OF his crop OF
Cotton, aud sent il to market uuder the
expectation of getting the highest price It
happened that on Saturday last he brought
the remainder ,o town, aud actually Oh
tanned for the inferior Two cents more in
the pound than the rate at which he had
sold the first picked parcel Such are
the ecceniricitie, of trade
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-25
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ME-. MONROE.


~ Join with the Enquirer" in saying lll
we lay before our readers the following ar.
ticle with inexpresslble pain, whether the
statements II contains be true or fka
With the characters of our enprnt mu,
particularly those who have filled is
! highest Offices, the character Of thp m.
ton is identified and any thing Nhlca
defracls from the reputation Of the u.
ilcer, casts stigma upon that Of Z,
country. II is pot here as in Eur1e
the land of tie F." Northumberland
The sceptre IS only resigned by the fllha
10 be grasptd by the son, whether thai soa
| br fool or kna,r. Here, We have the posr:
Of selection, and an ample field for Tie es
! ercler OF that power: |, woeId he singular,
| indeed, III, among ten millions OF pen-
pie, not one .4riSiideS could be found I,
not one individual tn whose wisdom We
could coniide the direction of oar counsels,
and to whose honesty we could en,rust ils'
interests of his constituents. Sul morr
singular would it be-, if such person could
be found, that we should pass h'm by, y
confer our sntlragrs on one unworh! Oh
the trust. But more strange than all, hete
Is man who has past hi, youth, bis man
hood and hi, age in the ice oil ms
conntry--who wplded the sn0rd m II,
war m the Revolution in defence ol our
rights, and nao has aimee fIIrd 'arlfSa
Offices I'll the highest departments oi on
government, arraientd at The bar ct Po'9e
opinion by an Anonymous writer, anu en-
ged with conduct which "ould Il' NV
veriest Plrhtian 10 thr blush. Nh tat'9
statements be credited The writer II ~
appear. relies altogether upon ms "e"''.
May he not he Mistaken I'VE nope '''
for lhr honor of Mr.. Mouror--ioF u'r ~
nor ut' our country. fet,ht bolt i%" ',l.1,
1t may, however distinguished '',@' =
mus! be crushed beneath lis weight ="
is almost certain ihat Mr.. Glies lIa' u" W.
himself in the attitude oi an d''"'''. ~
e" God send them both safe dtI''e'""oe
We have omitted the Acrimonious RUM.
and the ire, alent observations oil ''e
ter, aud confined ourselves solely " VIM
he calls " facts -
The writer of this communications ~
fesses To be- VIII acquainted with 40" ~,
the services rendered by Mr. NJ, i" ,aI
various conjnnctures OF his count! w. =.
with most Of the compcnsations he ""3 -.
ctlsed from his country for these s''''', >
and this Wedge has led nm " '.,
the following opinions, IN winch NE "''
he cannot he mistaken:
1st. That Mr.. NJ. has received n"'
public money from the general ana NJ q
governments, as fired compensatory -
serrlceS, before his elevation to HE TO
denry, than any other citizen. Al
3, Cd. That he has rendered lfss P''.,
services for such compensation, tl'"h -,
other citizen of common mtcIIec's, ~
common requirements n"nld n"'r -
if placed in kia respective slluaI'n"s'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-25
rRAs SLATf0
.,f. Z,a Berma,i,z 10 III. Nilsson

Sin From III. middle of septembef
Last, wheh ! took possession 81 the appoint
,nrnt winch the kindness al the hug, my
august lnaster drlgu,.d To entrest me, !
dedicated, by order OF His Majesty, my at
tention 10 the different notes presented by
YOU, relative 60 lhe Claims Ia She American
subjects, WHO thought themselves entitled
10 br indemniGed by Spain for the losses
which they have suffered IA the seas 0t A
inrgica. \ business so complicated, ~
which considerable in,,ersls are involved,
prcsent, j to so much more difficulty, by
how much there were 'lnternIlugi.d with
II other Interests aud other claims 81 Span
lsh subjects against the so.eInment aud
subjects of the United Stmes.
Ills Majesty, dcsHous of preserving lite
friendship aud good harmony which happ
|, suhslsis between both nations, aud that
In faithful observance Of existing treaties,
both governments should terminate, IN "A
friendly manner, this delicate question, the
egltimatc rights, and lust prctcnslous Of
both beins mutually conciatod, has
thJsght that the most proper means for
gaiping this desired end. is 10 send mime
dIattly a Minister PicmpotenlIary, to re :
side near the American Government, who,
by his information, prudence and practical
knowledge of the relations b",w cen both
Countries, mny be at the same time, The
interpreter and til. exeeater of the just
intentions OF the King. In consequence,
His Majesty has been pleased to appoint
Don Jose de hrreda, his Envoy Eslraor
dlnary and Minister Plrnpotenrhry in the
L. ). Of America. He will set out for his
new destination rs soon as possible.
hasten 10 inform you OF tbs, that yeu
may be pleased 10 lay it before your Gov.
eminent, aud | avail myself of this occa-
sion, to repeatto you the assurances of my
most distinguished consideration. God
preserve you many years.
Your most obedcnt servant.
FRANCISCO DE YEA BEliMGDEX.
San Lorenzo 18th .Aor. Ig2I.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-25

Captain JONES, AT Mobile from Matan
! zas, braSs information that our squadron
On that station, had recently captured 4
pnatical yessrl, l.tter i smart action and
that they had also captured a vessel from
them and carried her into Key West.