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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24

rhe name. ,his or this 4 il affixed il
IS understood " II vote the Jackson ie upo party
and psuoaoy others Quo, moe) concerning
whose political pciiecons cer,a,u ION
OF ihfec blank counties two ore expeced
to he opposed, and friendly Gen Gduistra
Adais-John S,o,,s q
Allen-AnaCk Dawson<
AndersonDavid Wh,le~
Earfen--j ames 6. tiardy,s John (, Presops
Bati--iienIy Chiies
Bracken-Juhn Co!sazer
i5reckenr,dse- ohm ca!hoon.
Euilist-"m Il Grs.hy.
Duiicr and Etnonsom-Wn EWING
Caidweis-ihomas Haynes
Ca,nppeil--Je aerson rhelphss
Chrsuan--David > iatton
eiarke-Ch lion Allan, John G Stewart.
Clay and Perry-Alcxander Patrick
Cumbcrand james Baker
D.v,essyntcs for Dr. Robo,tsx and Mr. s,o,t 3s1 each
and no election
Es,.a-tsaac Mice
TT ' ts ca, w. EdTs5a Wilson
Floyd and rike-Sam Mays
Franklin iohn j. crittenden.
Garrard-Joiin Yantis, Tyree Harris.
Gfanr-hsa ValaHdnsha,n.
GIayson--Ja mes Il Workman
= Green-Jas Harreu4 VIM N Marshalls
Greenup- - Carter
Harding Meade-oeo'se Roberts,. John L. Helm.
sarTison-Joseph Patterson" rhcophius Chownmgs
t.enry-Benjamn aleu,A John Feds.s
tt1l:E ins-HGiTew Sisk
J-sferson->a,nue Churchills Henry Robbs
s.cssainne-tour,ney K Lewis
Laurel and Whney-Jarvs jackson
Lawrence aud Morgan
i.eyis-- Henderson.
iincon--i.cgau tiun;oi.
living stuii-- Wesley T. Fowler.
!.pga;I--t'resicy aIoreiead and Ephram M Ewing.
ioI,syil!e-(Cmy) James Gah:ie
MadsonSqume Turner J Speed Smith, Clifton Rodes ~
hiason-John Chambers James Marshall
Rlsrcer--John A Tominson,t Rob b. nrAfee, + Elias
Tonpkius +
1anios John l.. Barlow i.
A!onts7mery-Ben. Thomas, lanes Hays.
Nelson Richard Rudd !Sanue, T. Beall
Mich las-Wm. II Russell
Chio-Dllis Dyer.
Oldham--John S. Cru,chfe!d
Cwen--John Brown
Pendleton-Ehomas 6 Hall .
fulaski-2erry Smith.
Observation-Disclosures Colyer
Russell-Stanton Pierce
Scot Scot Euclid johnson, + Andrew johnson -
Smpson-Wm j. Williams y t % >
Spencer-Stllwe Heady+t
Todd-Richard Is New
Trigg-L Norvell.R
Warren-Jaues T. Morehead, Henry Shanks
Washington George II Carton, Richard Spaldng George
Gruudy-R
Wsyne-Sherrod Williams.
WoodfoTd-S ouhey Wilmington =
SENA TORS-Electeu this wear.
O. .. Base p.a, OF HARRISON mplace Of Mszearres'
VIM Cunningham, of Grayson-re elected
John q E'bb, OF Logan, in place of MIR Edwards s.
William Conner of Grcenup in place of Mr. Mcconnell
Horny O.vsey, of Lncoln-re elected
James Dearnett,F of Madison, place of Mr. Miller
Fspm three districts, that lately represented by Full
ton,@s of Nicholsswhere Messrs parksk and were
ihat lately Mr. Gibson Gaatn
where Nessrs Dogery Ely candidates. and tina,
lately represented by Mr. Townsend, Hopkins where
aiessTs Casey++ and 'ocke, canddaes-we have at
trlcts the Senate 20 Jackson Is Jackson
members.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24

We learn that Murder was committed fs,v
days since III Bote our county, near the FrankI;n
iine' On the body OF William Martin, by man of
ln name 81 6i9nkenshP. We have not heard the
particulars BlankensIrip, however, has been taken
and lodged i'll Botetourt jail to await his trial
JcfersoniGn Rep
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24

the Quebec Gazette, of the 9th inst. observes
About 600 settlers have arrived this season. being
Sooo above the sum total of emgrans this port last
years or these near 1870 have arrived since Saturday
evening. me number of vessels arrived this season
exceeds that of last year, at the same period by 6S
Inc difference in tonnage favor of 1880, is little
more that 5000 tons. A number Of vessels are still
due at this port.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24
COMMENTATORS, Exrna. }
fnaNkFoRr, iky) Angus, IL, :
t.IENiSl;

Our Election Returns neariy complete
doubt about the palcal conlexsn OF OF nor
Legislature In both branches the National Republican par
IS have maoriyia the popular b2nch will seem
ger fta thy had last The sub,oned complete
except 10 toe three members for counties left
blank.
The members whose or this r. is affixed it
IS understood vi! vote Upon the Jackson upon pa y qes
lions; and probably t,co
whose political pre,ectons ton
Vi te ufec 'en'aes-or the banh Counties expected
TO he opposed ad friendly Gen Jacksons adu,lis,ra
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24

BALriMoRE, Aug. 60
HoAN.-Our citizens were hoaxed yesterday by
some wag, who advertised, by handbiIs that person
would hy from the top Of one of shot towers to
tho other, at O'Clock in the afternoon. Notwith-
Rdirg the improbable character of this perform
Pur streets leading to the theatre of the wonder
lott were toerably we'll lined with anxious
kors. The old and the young, Of both sexes,
promiscuousiy huddled together awaiting the
NONE MT when the cereal traveller take his flight;
but they watched the stroke of the clock vain, and
had to wend their way home again without reapine
any other reward than modification and dfSappoint-
ment.
In conclusion, must be permitted to remark,
that the author of this hoax should be ashamed of
having been the occasi of calling many honest
and well meaning persons from their avocations, to
crafty his vitiated appetite for ndulgng in folly.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24

=, Acc'den6-An unfortunate accident happened in
A., on pionuay' 10 Mr.. and Mrs Barnes, and
Mr. and Mrs. Hilson, of the Park Theatre New
YORK they were returning home in a carriage
WIN the axleree broke q the party were preciptaed
WIN yft great vol nee against the pavements Mr.
llii'on was dangerously injured and had not spoke
when The informant left Newpore Yesterday Mrs,
Barnes received several cuts in the lace g. MI Barnes
wa so much bruised that it was necessary to carrv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24
RICHMOND FLOTR.

The Boston Courier of the 18th inst in ouotip,
the sales Of Flour for the previous week flor which
sec another column. mentions a sale of 1000 barrels
Richmond City Mills, fresh ground and of superior
quality, at S. IS, on time" This is q higher price
tiIun any other flour brought which was from rs 1911
to . So But we think there must be some mistake
about it. If5y "f.csh ground" is meant Sour ground
from new wheat, we can inform the Boston Editor
there has not been barrel Of that description shin
ped coastwise this sSason. If fresh ground nonr
from old wheat, it is advance of 90 cts pcr Dbl on
the last previous sales--but it is believed there WA
none Of that kind left IN Boston II was most lkelv
Richmond Canal Flour Of the new crop, which is IN
deed very superior, but which would not command
as high price BY % to SO cents, as the City Mills
Flour.
rs much as $4,000 bbl5 Of City Mills Flour have
already been sold for the South American markets.
1t readily commands for immediate delivery & so
and that deliverable next nonth s. 81.
Our City Millers are vieiue with each other this
season. more than in their endcayors to surpass
each other and MI other competitors ond make their
Hour even better than heretofore. Their mills hive
oil been put N the most perfect sate-heir AIillers
are the veterans who have raised SO high the charac-
ter Of their nour-ane the utmost Inducements ,ro
hcld OUT by bgh prices to the farmers TO bring them
the best wheat in the best order. By the.bvc 700
: have noticed somo now City Mills -four branded
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24

."RfO,' new brand. A lot oil il, which was iu-
specied Few days ago, was pronounced very supe-
nor IL IS intended for the s. American Market and
We understand tho Miller is determined TO snare no
pains or expense to establish that brand as A, No. l.
or if possible, SURPRISING all tina, has heretofore boon
made, make it the ne pfui uitra
Wc are glad to see this enterprise among our
mliiers and the uncommon zinc crop this season,
will enable them to succeed in their aim.
word to the Country AIillcrs and Farmers. IN
the former we would say-imitate the CITY Mller,
spare no pains expense te raise the character nj
your nour-you will be more than recompensed in rho
long run for it, There is now d ference of s5 cts
or more barrel between some of the country brands.
Let each Miller strive to raise the standard of his
Hour, and keep 1t uniform, that the brand may bo
known as anindex Of the quality of the -four His
brand will soon be sought for ut IN advanced price
and he and the farmers who bring him wheat will
reap the advantage of 1t.
Many Of the Farmers this season. HAVING realized
crops of the finest wheat, have brought it to market
without taking the usual pains to clean it, thinking
that unnecessary, as the quality ofihe wheat is suf
'ceh' recommendation to it. In this they are mis-
taken. The Milers and Merchants are more strict
this season than usual. They know the crop TO be-
unconmonly fine, and expect the farmers to bring it
IN in good condition. Where this is no, done. tho
farmer loses more than ho is aware Of
Both Mlllcrs and Farmers we would caution to b.
ware of the Inspectors pyeio. The standard es,,b.
Hshed this season is unusu lily high. Flour that h.,
would have PASSED last season as SUI crfine be will
not this. Already he has had to reduce soma nov,
country -four.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24
For TIE Wur,:.
10 INo. Miller. Esq. of Poinhntr,

10 mo- .HHer, Esq. Of PoIohdtdn
SIR; With entire respect, call upon you to answer
the following questions:
Did not Gen jackson i'm the VEN 1902 for ,,-;,
the late Presldentic canvassl write letters 10 Vrgn
la IN which he declared himself an enemy to InIer.
nal improvements by Congress-
Were not these letters transmitted from N,.,
vle TO you, and by you. put into the hands of ,b,
Jackson Central Committee Richmond. Or II
not So did you not such letter or letters and we're
not the contents such as l have described them?
Sir, frankly confess you, that nv object is IN
expose TO the American people, the unworthy, sys
tematc, and long sustained duplicty by which tbe;.
confidence has been won and abused. We find Gen
jackson in 1924 and 5, in the Senate vot;nr nc ,
Representative tor Tennessee for Internal Imnroyc
ment III every shape, and upon every oppori UNITY
we hnd HIM IN 1925, pointing the Legislatures NJ
INDIANA TO these votes, and saying with emphasis
my opinions are still the same In the snme ye,r
about the same time of the year, and to serve tho
same eiectioneerng end, by means the most opposite
ne is oeheVed upon suspicion which approaches cey
10 nave written to certain persons Virgin
Ia, or caused them To be wItten to- disayowinp hi,
sentiments addressed to the Indiana Legislature ard
declaring himself foe to Internal Improvement
The conduct of the President has not removed tho
mask assumed by the candidate. His Veto ia n on,
Trajectory and neXplica6le hodge podge of opinons
leaving the public as TO his true tentimeuts ms, 50
ii before. -
is 1t not time 30 put an end to this masouerado.
Is not time to strip hypocrisy of ia disguise and 70
assert the nights and dignity of the peopi. duned he
Cromwell arts' You have it in your power to efTscy,
TINS and mus, either by your evidence acquil Cen.
Jackson OF the duplicity charge upon him. or con
Wei nm oy an affirmative answer, or what will bo
equa efficacous, by your silence If you, stauncb
iriend OF the President. maintain stubborn silence
when word will relieve him of the impuration of
having gwen secret pledges TO Virginia of his opposi
tion 10. whilst elsewhere, he was giving o,s, nlaf,
OF his support of Internal Improvemen-I saw ,bai r.
you observe this course, the world will know ub,t
construction to put upon your silence. While vour
testimony may be potential to condemn vour sno
VIII avail nothing towards acquittng. Be frank then
ana fearless. When you answer / have further
questions IN peito. A FRINND 'i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24
From The Kennebec .Ioy,.,oj

There is another yWnor that the Wet Ind, ,..,
Is 70 DC opened 1t IS without much apparent foun.
dauoh FICTITIOUS Importance is giv,r 10 the one
ng tis trade with British Islands We now snp,,,
those isinnds through st Thomas and other G,SC
PORTS with such podscis as the Canadas cannot s,,r
by mem Ia, nhG we could do no if the dircc,
trede was opened. II is tho policy Of tbe Pr,tisi
government TO make her colonies Of Nova Sco,,o
ana the Canados supply her West India Islands Viii
i4ose articles winch Formerly furnished by tho
Cnied states thus making hose colonies trode ,i,b
each othcr, and give employment to British shnnino
and tor this purpose duty is laid in the islands on
articles from the s. which is not laid on article
from the Canadas The "opcnino of In. 49,
would not remove any of these duties which, H.
brhsh Government can alter at pleasure So,nc
stipulation to limit these duties was commended Co.
Oy MI Adams, and this was the only point wills,
prevented the adoption Of commercial ,rcn,, -
IVA. The point was afterwards Welded by o,,r
Government but then the British withdrew tboir
preVIons oder. If the ports arc opened n wiIi b
on such terms that shall gain nofbinr nno,,, ~
by j.. '"PO''o''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24

Aes'erday was the hottest day this summer. The
mercury rose in thermometers OH the Main s,,oo, -
3d. 96&, and o7o,he frs. hung at the cell of mid.
die door, exposed to current of air; tho second in.
Sue Oh store which is shaded all day by awnings
not touching the wall, and exposed TO draft of air;
ana tho THIRD inside ola front door the shaded side
OF the street. This is 10 higher than it has been
before the season. We were credibly informed that
the mercury in thermometer on Shockoe Hill, in
The shade, rose to l0l and another to 1000
We arc still without rain and the corn and gardens
are suffering much from the drought and heat.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24
To THE EDIroRs OF THE Vino

Messrs' Editors ! see IN the Wing of YESTERDAY
mat you have published toast from The Nn,Gail;,
I TTiT pnPabe hit at the Ru,ian Minister;
=" III you DC go good as TO publish one which ryas in
tended to have been given at Clarkes Spripg on The
4th instant, but by accident it was not 0
Your compliance will oblipe
m >, CORN PLANTER
The Hon. John Randolph of Roanoke Az, m M.
ter to Observation-Disclosures the hard thine. he
has said OF others for accepting Office he bos bsos
JunPd over ten rails and rider to get to The crib
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24
tD0cuDicnfs in our ne,

a letter from an intelligent farmer of South Car
DINA. of the 25th ut states that The When, h,r
vest has been the best we have had for fit en- years
ihe season altogether is one Of the most favorable
for the crops ever known, excepting for cotton,
Inc great GOODNESS of the weather q month oro has
occasioned thot staple 10 be backward"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24
S4,O21 90

Applied TO other than public purposes in
1927 o,oo, M
Applied to other than public purposes in
1926 and 1927 O., zoo nm
The reader will observe ampng the checks fnr ls2e
tne on tho 2lst January for $1,000 to paw 'drsf in
favor OF 3 M. Allen" one on nth May, for 1000, to
pay draft Of the 18th Audit or" ''for contnpen, pur
poses as settled and one the 2Ist November for
5OO, TO pay P Watkins draft on account of contin-
gent" amounting in ali TO $500 Copies of these
checks and their endorsements aud a cow IF n, or;
glnal drat accompanying the last, annexed mark
cd D. 3.
The draf for 8 900 was also drawn bv r.. wo,.
kins late 4h Auditor, IN favor of 8. NJ. Allen bro
ker 10 this city. and by him sent TO I Cohen &,
Brothers, for collection. Lei it be borne in mind
that this draft was paid the 2ist January. 1895
and that 1t was charged by Mr. King in his public
account.
On the 4th February I826 Mr. Kings account for
ne 4th quarter of I825 received in the Atb An
aitors offce IN which a voucher CHARGING .a42
20 Gents iot interest extra commissions, and extra
sersi2es- (sce E.
Ga the 3isi March, the examining clerk vro,s %
br hing that these charges were before the Audi
t1T for his decision"
By the fact that Mr. King on the 9th MAY. drew,
rom me bank travelling expenses 10 Wssbng,o \
back appears that he VISITED this city iust before
or just after that date.
On he 9Th May. the 9TH Auditor passed these
charges Tor IS 042 Ie, to Mr. Kings credit and
charged the amount to the appropriation for contin
gencies.
On the goth May MIR. King paid the 9TH Auditor,
hra Tor Sz'OOo and endorsed the check "for CONT
gencies as settled" signed m. King"
On the 18th Sept. 4. Watkins drew on Mr.. King
At 60days, IN favor Of Seth Hyatt g. Co for 500 dol
lars, which vac also paid at maturity and the checl
horscd "0n account OF contingent sioned !. M
King" "
These two drafts were never charged in Mr. King
puOc account aud the charge for the first was viii
drawn IN 1927" lfhe had not well understood yvhe,
he paid the second third drafts that thew ,yer,
privste transactions. he would most surely hay,
charged them IN his account. The copy of the thir,
draft annexed shows thar It was private. Whetbe
nc knew that the first drsh, paid before his chare,
for contingencies was SCI tied was privaIe trsn.ac
ton may be doubtedi but be must have understood 4
afterwards, or he would nave Withdrawn the charge
Tsst they were oil paid ont of tbs public money! j,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24

Gross FRAUD.-A system Of fraud, deeply affec
ting the public revenue, and imposing upon tie pub
nc at large, IN the grossest manner has just been de-
Of large quantities of Salt, having been shipped
without the payment of duties. marked md branded
as usual with the inspectors name,) by corrupt
connivance between the shippers and the then dep
uty nspectors-the deputies having received os m.
reward OF their villiany certain proportion of the
sum which would have been required to pay Che d.
ties on the salt thus Struggled The whole extent
to which this has been carried is perhaps not vet
certalnes but it is believed that from the Goth April
last to the st day of July inst. the quantity SNUG
gled in the manner above stated will not fall FIR
short Of 10000 bushols!-eADany paper
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24

The schr. F. Nicholson, which arrived at New
bern, in days from St. Bartholomew, brought in
two men belonging to the brig Lucy John Williams
master, OF Wilmington. These men report that he
Lucy bound from Guadaloupc, capsized in lat &C. 80
long GO. The captain and crew took TO the LONG
boat, except the mate and young man named Iverr
son, belonging to the Wilmington, who took to the
yawl The boats parted company on the second night
IN squat. The two men in the yawl were taken
mp by captain Smith of the Nicholson, on the 81 div
after the accident--during which time they were
without provisions or water. except rain water The
long boat and its have not been heard from
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24

1t is calculated that tho intelligence Of The undiog
don IN less than four days after the oon, 49, ~
tGat The s'e9m boats wifbo two days between Al
gers ana Morscilcs, that The telegraph viii convcy
INC Intelligence to Paris in short time and that tho
y pleas rom ratls wnI little exceed % hours. Tho
distance cannot be less than 500 milos
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24

3p"".'--'et ancient or modern history be pTod5-
oe't"ey wilI not afford moro heroic display than
tho reply OF Yankee Stoninrton 10 the Ilrf,sb CO.,,
manders The people were ping the balls which,
INC rneiny bad wasted, when tho foe applied to them
me rant baits, ,oW you sell Heni" Thoy answer
ca ne rant po'cder--send us ponder md tceW re-
turn you balls" t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24

The Now York popcrsory out stoutly against tho
imposition practised upon that city by the vast NUN
Dor oipaupers scnt over from ENGLAND
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24
From the Springfield f.6Ins,.) ReD,o,jeon

-, ''V''' tI" "TV NIIJIsu lVIHSS.J TIeptfDNcnn.
The patent lever Watch il claimed as an English in
venion, and Robert Roscal, (i,oskell) of London.
the vender and patentee of watches upon this con.
struc'on mas made an immense fortune by the bust
meas lie obtained the invention IN this manner:
DIR. Asa Spencer. when working as q journeynan
matchmaker III Hartford, made the first lever watch
and kept 1t for his own use. He afterwards com
menced engraving, and vent to London with Mr..
fefKns N that business. He :hero showed his
watch TO Mr.. Roscal, who borrowed il lonp enourb
to get tho model and immediately introduced tho in
vention to the public his own. and obtained pn
tent; thus acquiring credit, celebrity and wealth by
Tie invention, while the actual inventor las q often
scrulty and poverty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24

APphea 10 ether than public purposes $685. oO
Duilng the year 1927, he drew out for
like objects excepting the drafs
1889 20
Deduct lawful commits
sion 1000
" authorised Gle, hire
and Office expenses 900
travelling exposes GO 20
- Gee 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-24

Upwards of $40 900 900 of Savings Bank CAM.
tai IL now invested in the National Debt of Britain
The poor hive thus direct interest in the presorya
ton Of he Government.
London Poiice--The Police Of London il now or
gsmzed on nc" footing IL is considered the most
efficient in Europe for catching ropues. Thero ore
COCO persons employed under the new system.
Scale n Animdi Li(e.--The following is n scale
OF The average duration Of animal life extracted from
the works Of the most celebrated uvr,teys on n.t,,i
history hare will live ten years-a cat ton-a
goat egh,--an ass thiry--a sheep ten-a ram fifteen
"a dog from fourteen to twenty FIVE. and some.
though not often, mose-a bull fheen--nn OK IA GU.
nous iaet twenty-swine twenty fve--a pigeon
eght-a turtle dove twenty -fve-a partridge TWENTY
fve--a raven one hundred.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-22

The importance of a single Lei'er.-A Prpvi-
dence paper lately published the OBITUARY of a
Mrs. ArwELL. The lady, however. was living;
and the mistake thus originated: A gentleman in
New York wrote To his friend in Providence, that
she diaed 1T his house, correspondent read.
Ing the letter hastily, mstook d1sed for died
The intelligence was committed TO the press
and The lady was thus dismissed. ..unanointed.
unanealed," to the world # -pl,its.
Richmond Compiler.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-22


Speech of T"Aeyr0rL--lheP Prince dc Taley-
rand, upon his presentation to the King of Eng
land. addressed his M4jesty in the following
terms:
re,-The King of the French has chosen
me 10 Of the Interpreter Of the sentiments with
which be is impressed towards your Majesty.
have accepted "iIh g al satisfaction u mission
which brings my ongcareer TO close 50 h0nora-
bic. Sire, after all the vlssislutrs of my length
ned days. after all the various changes O! fortune,
which during forty wears, 50 fruitful in events.
have checquered nv life, nothing co.ld have
been more grateful la.u'e, nor have more fully ac-
complished M wishes, than The appointment
which brings ne again into tins happy country.
But how grcaris the difference between the two
periods! The jealousies, the prcjrdices that 80
long divided France and England. have given
place 10 esteem and enlightened friendship. Com
mon principles otpoicy unite the two nations
still more closely. England moreover concurs
with France in repudiating the principle of inter-
ferng IN the internal affair. OF lis neigi,bors; and
the Ambas sador Of Monaret,. called tie throne
by the unanimous voice cf a ctea peape. feels
himself perfectly al his ease in iap,i u Liberty.
and near descendant Of tie i'iusfrinus House OF
Brunswick. rely with confidence. Sire. upon
your favorable acceptance # he "ih 6 With
which am charged. aud solicit YOUR jes'v TO
receive the homage Of nv pruIound respect"