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iiT I-J "1 " , r - . ';'s',v'1 '- !! 4 j ALm lliUiTl'i TLM l:i trLTnTTTwfnritrToiiTrtrctt tSXTTpWg iron Ue r7oaaaj a ctoielr lutUtetl ia thtjtrtaMrea vVkk art bardd ipUbi .aed1 Vtmrj oro! iuk contio;eCY, toQrte f Prae. ' - fatUo'tot calamity dlU draws amf, and !asanttcoald IktU redeemed. tad t that tOr way prc. . - . T.Vt" .ul -ij: .J . I -rv. iT i... ia... .,rd tail idaeed v t i.. . .v. tv.,i-' I.I n.dttsw.wka the ackeea at triadiar at the disoosa! ef the stare, by the oite d and tfcri,.rT ,MWc4lUcti.icdeSut t.tthit prepare fled. t Uri..geiert,aBtof wmef sr Pw"lf; -i.entar.dh wt.t nam-r ther have latcr-l T true that la corta if th-s fjaite ! States' at well in the congress of tf.e Uried ctaiea eedl am i.t fAU id.i.ed. "tr'i. UerulViU r la e"b f"'4a creditor to tol- if the different department. of our own govern-ier.rr-ifcatthiititUrfjtara .Nbe'leel thiirdaeaintheu heretofore made ne- went, and the part which 1 hive Uata in the i'..! ...! ....-!. ik. ..kJ tr. but it it not to be DsTsmed thit re.ort tianaetioo rovse'.f. hat been induced by views ictlaIrrtint t t .Jiff, it t call oirat- w.il e had to thrsa cwirU. A greet proportion reefing olely U hje eta of a general name. Mntnn t the piasU e t .fl-unee vh'.di it ma of the debt, dae in that wit ar owing by ur P ate loditiduaU aeak. tKe nifan of ecunr.R Ure on tSe iterc-.'e n'tng h tween ti e mrrchanla to the wholeale deelera in the ea.t- theirown piiate am. It ,a :heirdutj t lo o, Citientf il.t.J-rtnt aU, ho from th-ir i titie ol the United State, snd judging bjr hat public p.oneriljr hu!d not be aacrabcrd to faniu .ri.i4-f. a, much ejected i'H ,he fourk uf c-nJuet l"cnaeJ ly tli- ihe grat.&.ation of a few. rrotn the earliest otLothe--. W e ta'n I'Oin tSe ora-inarT oir. ealer, oi f oi and .i. lar caoe., vre part r ot.litical laboura op to the preieut pe CtaofN -waij nTiiifTi i'iiuthatthe Le.t.-are not to uptct Sat an . .atural coflictof nod, it ha bc-n an uhj'Ct near my heart to e Urta ol Nett.iVk. Ne J-r.ee, Penn.iUann 1;1 re-ne ly, will he attemute ', knowinat core ta the atate a laatn-R f-nd from the reiidue r,J Maivla-ad. have each mterp-tsii to rr.odiiT th il. that the eiteoaion of t tat gi.en to the of its vacant lands. 'I lie aMa.i.njeiit of this ob the eiiitin-' lawa recti' iting the cePectiwo of cu.tui.er U our own merchanta must Irad mors ,J?ct ts now fullrin new. and its perfect uccea drbt; andlf these nc e at, waUhy, and pp- certainly to the ultimate, aecuril id the loreign " mdentified wilh the highest eleTation of m ttluii SUU bare bee., i-.du.cd to make an in- claim. J P ','e1 P' . . , a , terference ia that way. 1 trut ttieir eramjile Aithu;h prticuUr inatances of individual l he commissioners appomed oader lie pro trill D't be thno-!n unwor;hr of v""r 'u'lestcoa !' and aacti.ice may hre been prduceJ br i ioiia of an act ot the lat leg.slatoie on the aideratiiu who present a peo.,le, eqiillj d the curta.lin; and leMrainin K)!icy f the aohjic.l a(jutit g the bou- daryline between f...t..U.,i..r,,r.f.,f.r..l rliui,.i Ra.iLi. it ii lnr! to be interred that tl.ev still' thi state and the Mate f Kentucky, hare a- I ID UUIirl IUI l HIL.H'I" ! -" 'VKiv V M . - lulh ment of, ali the uolati-ni t f society . Iiae iu circuUtion as much of thi I tub nit to the widi.m of tl.e hejrilature, ieir metallic eipital can supprU , i briBicg lit firit aCcli! aceoial al h, .j . of eaaatitatMlk In - - - wf-xwfBc ei a . Hariai. Tkt inteiiaw was ftect-Vd V raaah apparent i&r br the l.iha(.'.f.- . . ee v atale of thmra wa bukl.rl . L f b!la finn, it!aair a to S't ai"' i J : i . tr. ' y" ' iriifl. m tut it it umJtrmjn tti lkt m . . - - - . . . . , . m i.i arw I s'4tJ paper aa gr tea upon an ai rjn Mien wnn me agents ap Fureizn p unted on the part ot that Mate, and their pro . . . . . . . .... - i - ii.i wheti.er a uonct the me.vare of enerl ienc- La k papor ha been sJ n-st enlireij withdrawn,! ceeumgs nave ieen apprTeo ny ue general as fitt. whic i yaur inf eat.gition will be tailed, it a-id it i nbvioinlr troe that the quartti'y of all emtjlj f Kentucky, and andio. ed by the thu U. State. A report mad'' b v our cornmiiitnerii, accompanied br a printed Congress ol K ..f imfltrlmrf t, ronsidrr to uhst kinds now in ue i wholl T intfh lent to answer ..... . . Uur ,niv-it u iiDitiied wnicn would con- the most preosii.c deuands. In the absence of taio prvisioi-directing, tuat ra uabl,' puperty a unrie:tt circuiattrri meiimm, ai.u ai aume c- pjoi u.e arranemeiu conciuacu on, lias heei. of the debtor und.r well digest. 1 limitations, hen tiie public credit of the state in supported, rceied, and ' a'l indie tine be laid bffre and at a ie -ulited dicreiioii of fe cre 'itor, not only by the ordinary source of revenue, I ut ! you. to the mJ tiiat y. n n ay he enabled to use ahoulJ oe received in fall aatislaction of the ky the ioUd ba a of lare aj.d v u.ble teal ea-' the earliest i.j poi tunity o acting on it rtifita. jeot tate, tins common fund miht br poNsibility be lion, winch on our pad alone. 11 nw wanting " Fio.n my pist eipi-riencc in nhe-vitif- t'ie made to contribute largely to the kii renieoce of ! t' tfire it a comple'e and binding efl'tct upon all cperatioia of a similar course, adapted bv the tuetenple wi'.hout any diminution to the capital the parties encern' d. General Assembly ol thi t.Utc in the year 0'), i,seir Tie--ury ce: tificates, ciculated upm The contested principle has been long can- as wed as fr-.m ih" h.-st cmiclodon wh ch my the faith of a pun'ic responsib'.lttj, and resting vas ed and unpiontby discussed; a spirit or miiift i. rMiuhl i.t ilrvi in hv the nmt'sriiirp , f for tk"ir final rediiiiptiuH, on tne sale of lands aci imony hail at o n-p.-ntd'S been unfortunate- , -. I!" ... . .. :.a . . ... . I.. 1.1- .1 1 .. . 1 . . . 1 . things at luia dav, I a'; lull y pursua !erj, that witiiiu i!:e in wee omuici, wen as u;on iy muuigcu, 11m an exienuru inre stigation ol t!i orcjinaiT loieue 01 tne aiaie, wouu cuny i "' conu overieo; points sermea out illy calcula in tlnintelves vn sure a pie lie f Intrinsic value ted ti Irad to conviction : each party remained a- id cuniTi ji u tne c nn ience oi j'iiuic opm on. iena ions 01 us position, ana a btute ot lliings i n?e 1 1 casary rsoies con I J ie ut 1 mo cir ru'n' on tlnoiifrh the aencv of ,a Loan OlFiie fixed at th" scat of ffoveriuncnt unJer the exxlu s've vune-inffiideiiie and cont ol of th litis latu e, w'io t;iir,t establish us nany sutjo'di nt branches of the mat-ice ofS.,-, tliroichout much guod would re.ult t. the ct-unti v jeneral ij, by exienditig the ti o in which pjymenrs can by the present laws b. nf '-ced, unless thsrro ditor irild by hi owri volont-iry act, make . te.rtnsirf acc m ooduti nu, niid inte id of c-h . payment, taVe from the do or such viltiahle estate either rel or personal as it nny hi in , hi poer to gird, and at uch abatement under , its estimate I value, as yiu may dii t ct. A re gulation boifo ned upon these principle i" 11 u .. allv termed a prtpfrij Lrw, and shnii'd he ic- Sortod ti in caes of the lii-hrst c ner-ency on. jr. B it a 1 ennceive that n ciisis 1 as arrived F-cn the pu'dic we Ifarejrequires an ext airdi , r airy effort of prompt and decision, p'ji- Vtr lunr.l lonar v si. nil (1 hnld hark. fVoio unum. .ainganJ supporting such m- asuies. as in his h"'ui auxiliary measure im heyn d itirt u aiso mat mere are uiants trom INoitnLa . opiuiortmay lc;d in anv degree to an advance influence of an, indulgent policy The i-hject of ; rolina for land tying No.th r.f Alexaude-s line . 'rhent of the co'iimon jjd'l. G ven.m Mit in the u-e f uch in i.iimutioii j cstabli!ied,het".en the Tentie-see and Mis' Under a fulf setie yf th's obligation, and af '"'' 'd n-t he tifn.ake a direct pioSt on it enpi-j i'ppi. Hie ca e of these gran es will pre ter a dispaioi.ate examin.it.on of every cir a"'1 the-cfore tr e rate oi interest n making , sent itself before ) u, as deserving your inter cuius'ai.ce which I. have i ei an!e 'n co lert, I , I ana hhould b- fixed fiom two ami a half to five I position and relief a d they should be permitted was apprehended, altogether incompatible with th.it feeling which ought to be supported and en c uraged between the citiA.'in of aiijoinin and sister states. The causes ol dissati$lttion and recrimination, it is hopi'd have now been 1 emov- ed, perfect harmony in happily testoied, and a'l formerbitkerings are meiged in the ir.utua1 in tei change n! good nffi. es ai'd good will It will j'e;ha;is be found upon sufficient exa mination, that Grant have emanated under the authority of North Carolina, or of Tennessee. t. 1 . 1 1 - .. . 11 it t'lniniritu cri ibmi, mi unuer t! .t.i. ni Ik;., ii.. vi. ..i. 1.. -,.n ... . . v. !. I'.v- WWI flUi the U. states, and that I. rce alone wiU her to occupy them. The Spwiuu olace opeulr ridicule the American I 'rcrnrieaJ and hnat (hat ther dare not take po. .. j the Floridis, f -r feir of the cnnequ?nce a 1 thatotl er power will ait Spain in case war. I will not nauertake to examine the r. pi iety of the coarse which tho Amcican g ier ment has th mght Gt to pursue thus far. aiiSii I mist confers. I think it an uiiDiri l.i a ? staoce of f .rbearaoce, from one n io tft fj, anoiner, where Hie injuriej aad iqjI( tiaj ft su iransccnu juny the state as a due repaid to the lerurity ot the iiistitntioQ and the rq jal accouimodatiun of the people might rcquiri . An amount equal to some th-ee mnd ed thuu sand d jliat isud in this wv m irnt the aMvantages of a property law etf.vtuaily within "r lands lying N'irtli ot Wtlkers line between t!ie p nver of thousands ol individuals who migiit ! Cumhorland moun'nin ar.d the Teiinesser Itiver, a .. a .a - 4 - .. I .a' I I . I I C II ft .Iklt A. ftl.Aar . l . I . I woj' i ii to ' if hnnorahle body, that a per i. em. ier shuuiu, r ury iiu aunve wnai i" "- ici. uluid, hi eien1 i urnica nronertv law miirht he so f irmed as to secure .would be necessary to meet the iicidental ex- u.Pon valid warrants, a(.d obiain r. rtiticates for rolich benefit to the country. Let it provide pense in the management of the institution it- that when property i levied in. for the pur pose sell. Upon being made receivable in payment ;of Cimpel'iiigthe payme'it of debts, the plain- for the purchase of land m the Hiwassee dis- . tiff and defnd.nt shall hve each the right of trict ind in other public dues, the indirect pro- choosing one man t.f go d fame, and co-npetcnt fit which would accrue to the Rtate in the in- ' kDOw'edge in the wo th of pmpertr and to them creased vi'ue of those lands arising alone from 'anal, he civen the prwcr ol selecting a third tne circulation of that paper, woufd amply jus. person toassist heir tuilgment, shou d thv not y i'tc experiment:. fee able to airree in their estimate o" the nroner- frlevredon. Their valuation should be hind. on the subject of a property law, or the . . iog on the partUs, but should not b' predicated establishment ol a loan office, it is most ohvi- either upno the extiavagant ideas which men uslt apparent that the (rue policy of the 'state '"entertained of the worth ot property some three demands that the sale ol a chief part of the jeanag i, nor by the su n at which property Cherokee lan Is, should, for a wile, be upend- gemailj wuuld now sell if exposed to public eJ- Ha'1 the present pestu' e of affu.s been "'auetion. The property thus- value I ftliouid he anticipated by the legislature at their last ses- Uodered to the PlamtiU'bv tha D.-feudant in si"", it is evidently certain that a more auspi- the quantity called for in the Grant -, provided the claimants may choose to avail themselves of that measure of renm Deration. If in bringing the situatinn r f the people I e foreyou,and respectfully submitiif g to. y. ui wisdom my views of ti e measures intended for their protection or relief, it has been made ne cessary for me to speak of their calamities, di. Whatever may be the course finally taken by ; ti esses, and embarrassments,. these terms ae 10 re ui a-rsioon as limit i solely to our con. nexions with eaen o'htr in the obligations of so. ciety, gruwiug out of the opera: ions of commer cial tiaffick. The present .r pect of aflairs gives promise of a more abundant en p, and greater plenty of the c mlorts and necessaries of lile than tias been ever known or experienced. In the continued dispensations of general g"cd health, in the growing strength of moral probity, and in the increasing influence of the holv reffc nd Uie idainiilFsh u'd Jiave it in nis option to Cootie practical fact is nioie unquestior ably giun of our faith, the finger of a beneficent God HiirJmnyft nf tho ileht. ratioo-t ui turn ihi.-.ta nf cious time. than the present would nave been Aa I . 1 . . . a,.l,.4. J l.a.;.,;.. l. . . .a .jWHatever mny ne esiemeu us intrinsic value, 1U1 '"o"' '" i"i nwmci 'take the wUj!c or a ilfi:ient rart thus rated, in established by the universal tetimony.of fall "iatifa:tion of his claim. Should he nt (hi k society than that a present sale of our Chero "fit to recieve the propwty, the defendant ought kee lantU would be a prodigal waste of a lihe "it be required to direct the levvinj officer to ira' bounty. You are perfectly aware of the a,- " . ... . A J I A a i A at 1 - .1 .II I II . . I jrocee J to make sale at pub ic auction, of so I' ui'h mat at wis ume ine vaiuauie, part ol the 4inuchiaj vrill be suflicient to raisethe num neces- laild would be monopoliied by the rich, who ,iary to cover the plain. i!T denurid. provided it command the resource ot the c unlry, and at1 VlU sell fo a i aiuourw in current bank notes, a price destructive of the very bevt interests ol ."equal at least to twj third oi its rated value, tht-state, whilst the utter inability of the great Jt the pliintiS" nbject agaivi't receiving the cur- u,dy t'ie people to adjust their existing con -1 - tflntbank nnles. he rout enter his i.r -te-t to tracts wnuid lorce them to hold back Irom that clFrct previously to, or at the cnmnience is manifested to the hearts of a grateful reonle iOS. McMlNN. Executive Office. Jlurfrrenboro 26'i June. 1 K20. t 1 4 a -1 Nkw-Yohk. ?u!y i J LATEST FROM ENGLAND. Wc have been favoured with St. J Un, N. D. pur. pipers to ihe L7t'i ult. I he sh'h Isaneiia, Pat chasing eve-i at .the niiniwuut price limited by ton, has arrive.l t that port, in 27 divs tiom inent of the sale, and in that evenf, the d-;fen- the government. Geenock, bringing papers to the 26thMay con- -jdant, to avail liinself of the privilege of pro- It m our wish because it is political wisdom, tibin; L'ndun dates to the 2a I. Atthattimc longing the period of election shou'd execute that the soil cultivated, should be owned by all whs quiet ia the m inufacturirg districts', his bond with approved security, pava'de to (he nien w,l0 thcigli possessed of moderate oapi- The arrival of the queen was anxiously looked idaiQtilr, in the currency onglniMr stipulated tai.stioniu ue ruriii-.tre'.i with motives tor natio-inr. and tne preparations for (he coronation ol for, m two yenn, anr tn bear interest Iron the nai attachment. L.et us not t ven, take advan idate. Incises where the property of tlie defen tage of the situation of these men, whiLt their .'dantthut offered, cannot on cash" imnnent. be whole energies are employed in the adjustment o!dfor two.'thirdj of.it value, it'slvm'dhe of their shattered affiirs, and shut tl'em Cut ! the spy, and instigator of the Cato street con Pi)1d 00 a credit extending to the. end of the , ho an equal participation in our common be- spiracv. Mrs. Thist'ewond. Mrs. Brunt, Julian ,ixt Stated eesi n of ti o' General Assembly, nefits. 'Tis time to check the baleful influence .Tbi-t!eword the son, and other witnesses were "the proceeds to be p tyafdi'. in specie' op in cur- of y uem founded on (he necessities of a. do- examined in support of the charge. Edwards rent henk no'es at the will of (he defendant. ' pendant tenantry, and however small eich inaus hod absconded ; it was said Mr. Harmer, the A due share of intention rnU't be Employed share to the patrimony may he, let our own ci--! solicit-, was authorised hy some individual to George 4th. engrossed the public attention. The erand jury of Loudon have found a bill of indictment for hih treason against Edwards, "in fixing tiobl the mode whe'iv the sufficiency titens command the common destinies of 'the 'of securities shou'd be trsted. and' on the course n they tread, if this last prospect of a com- Mj ' to pe ji .rsued where reasonable objections may niori heritage be squandered i:i careless tirofif , 1 -op-snown to eist against tiie persons proposed , ""i e "re wc 10 kiuiu me me ius ni coin 7 hj Cithir party in th valuitioh of tie property; Rieocing 01 perfecting schemes of national pna- i Kht 'tr vim Mv, Bit?! i mi (ha Kic'.u nf c a. neritv and wealth i Whence thrt pixlovvmpnta l -wrtB ( v w vtl III'. 17413 t flW I J - - - v .vnvwr tern the details necessary lor carrying your ,' college lor the education of our youth, or Jfjewainto operation will not presout many im- the mean of promoting measures of internal improvement r ii your ir.e session it wa$ co'itemplated to make an immediate applica tion of five huudred thousand dollars towards nvmy are beyond the i:iflu-the imprnvemeut of our rivers and navigable pbrlant diHicnl'ies. 4 .JtJs not tube expected, that legislative pro ViatJi'S can teSnada to reach every case ol in. dmdtni disuess ence of any general plan : (h..ir a'l has already jbeen A wept from ten ard in too many ingian Ces, the.ettire a;i fi;e f their es'ates las re paid but a s ";!! poi ' i ,ri of its co, and thv , are left in;uia'jered w'nh adehto uneq ial to I their atrengtu, (hat (bey loose si g! ol its re- em,(ion aid siiii, u;der its pressure. S'ill ibe.i;e ii qSuch If ft to b ". d ne. The people should , i . te WaJi'to sVe (htt (hose public agents in whom I I ; JlhejJisaye put th'ir trust, have not abandoned ;, I llsem in their .fflicf ion : mens condence in each timers awveopy will be restored j the thirst lor streams : bven a ciously expended sr : less sum than that, ifiudi would produce incalculable facilities in promoting the easy and safe expor tation of our surplus products, but wUence can t'ie smxllest available fund be drawn except from the iala of these lands i Had the propos ed measure v( the last session been adopted, the fundf necesary to its support were expect ed . from the, first payment ou the Cherokee laud safes, arid altho' no doubt was then held by any "one as to the auffirient amount of receipts from that item , yet our true situation now teen, FIIOM WJENOS AYUES. Cant, fhtrli ha favoured us wilh a file of. perslotheie h .f April. General ALEvaa-l,' at the head ol a divisioi ol troops in ins'..,- tiun a-ramst (he givermuent ol Buenos Arret Sarratea. the o- ernof .n a procia nation ttM 28 h of .March, declares him St his office. S euili. I -i t high troaiou, and outlawed .Verc. .Wp, oiler 100. reward for nis apprehension. Evi deuce was" produced that all the pikes which were found 111 (he premises of (he conspuators, were manufactured by Edwards' order, and that for every o:ie of them, the manufactuier was paid bv Ed wards. The inarrufaclu.er. himself came forward to prove this fact. Some changes in (he British ministry are talked of The earl of Liverpool, it was said, was about trrresign, and to be succeeded by.lord Granville; it was also re pn iter! that Mr. Van- sittart wa9 to give place to Mr. Huskissoii. 1 he IJueen'a birth day was observed at the different public offices, and other places under c :ntrouI of the executive, wifli the lespect due to her station. The Nautilus and the Chapman, the two first vessels dispatched by the IVitish government with emigrants to the Capo of Good Hope, have safely arrived there. Pejjsaooia, (V. Florida) May 25. Arrived at this poi t on the 20th inst. from the lHavana, the American schooner Margaret. w C7liA TEST FROM BUENOS AYllES, n;;. sutton, arrived at Portsmouth, N. H-frtn nuenos yie, leit that p ace 01 the 10'h 1 1 9 r 1 a 1 nay. ue iniontis mat ouenos naa long het in a stata or connnot 'on imm the conMictirg . terests of the diffeunt chiefs. The governiacui nau pecn nve nines cna jgeu curing nu stai al It ... . . I I m I I'lrrrs. i rurryuun, ni it-sii goveiyiea ic. length ot time, had a mucin bclore left that p'ace for Monte Video, with a large property.. Artijras declaring he would not make peiee. while he was in office. Ramirez and Canert, th- inounta.n generaU, who commanded 1 SCOae 2l0o troops, had a few days before taken pov. session ot liuenog A; re, ai u thrown Sariatra, thii governor into prison. A stop was in cov s qnence pat to all ku ds of business, and its inhnbifants went fast qu tt'u g the place. Thir,, (y families removed to M 0,1 te Video, tiireedjji before Capt. Suitoo sailed. Money is abundant, (says the London En !ishn.an,) in the principal commer cial cities of Europe In Hamburg, tor instance, the rite of int. is fronVl to 1 1 2 per cent, in Frankfort it H 2 pr. ct. exactly and in Paris it is 3 per. ent. I London, tbe discount may be termed 4 per cent, at present, though it seems to be finding ita level with the rate on the continent, it having become of late an extensive branch of cnn.aierce (o remit capital to England from those pat Is of Europe where (he rate of interest is low, in or ler to on tain the superior advantages still held out by the money marke . nf (bis country, a prc tire which must tend to approximate the price all Ovei Europe to one standard. Tha Madrid joumala of the ?th April, aa nounce that, in consequence of the inquiry in stituted into the unfortunate events at Cadiz, generals Camparis and Va dez., who were, then in command of the place, have beeo arrestee as also trie colonels of the regiment of Guides and Loyalty, who had shewn themselves instru ment in the massacre committed on the inhabit ants. OF SPAIN. We are indebted to Mr. Topliff, for Gibraltar paprs to May 20th. They furnish us with strmi articles of intelligence from Spain later thai we had before received. The wife of the infant Francisco de Paulo, the King's second brother, was on the 6th of May delivered of a son, who was christened by the name of Assipium Lewia Ferdinand. She is the daughter of the Kinot Sicily, and sifter of the Dutchess of Bern, wat rrnrned in April 1819, and is not yet sixteen years T dge. The tit!e of D.ke of Cadiz, was conferred on the voung Prince. A decree of A pril 23. directs that such lands belonging to .the royal country seats, as are not wanted lor hil majesty's diversion, shall be appropriated to.thc nuional debt. A royal decree of May 1. revive a decree of the General and Extraordinary Cortes limiting the highest salary of persons ia public employ to 2O0J doars, esceept'to Secre taries of Mate. Foreign M.in-ier, Miitary and Naval Commanders in actual service, .Capt Generals Pr(vinces,ard Governors of For tresses. ' Decrees were issued granting an am nesty to deserters from the fleet, aud putting the land and sea services on the same footing as to pay, fcCaOITicial articles had been publish ed containing communications trern the sover eigns of England, France and Havana relative to the acceptance of the constitution by the King, expressing their entire satisfaction at thai event A supplement to the Madrid Royal Gazette of May 13, anneunces'that the govern ment have refused to increase, under existinj circumstances, the number of 30 substitutes tfl represent the Transatlantic possessions in the first sittings ot the next Coitesyand that the representatives of those possessions to the for mcr Cortes will not be permitted to sit by Vr. toe of their former power9,but must be electee in the manner before pointed, out. 1 Boston D. Adv: An address from the Town C' uncil of Caaij under date the 14th of April, expresses to nis Majesty the pratitude of the inhabitants for hti acceptance ol the Constitution, and for th measures he has adopted towards the relief of the relative of (ho vic(ims of the loth of March, A Royal Decree, of the 7th of May, suspend professions in Religiou9 Order until the meet iog of the Cortes, anil annuls any safe thei might make, or might have made, of any Ppt their property, 9ince the day on which the Kins accepted the Constitution, the 9th tf Warcn last.
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