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; wurces, thijre might be as necessity Jdr relating
w1 the indignity offered to u- but I' w her bcre f : U
so evident n inequality! where the Yonfr has sol
, yist a superiority over the ethci, urjoibearance
. cannot possibly be imputed to fear or meanness
She mat acncLaway, Mr. Jackson, but we shall
BotJcclare" war against 'Wrlf hi chbbse ' to
f -hare no ftjaher intVcoprse or riegotiatioa with
' , iisy'let her act accordingly 1 she is at perfect
. libertyd to do We can make no further offers
tor her i the nrat steps, tne ; nrst propoaais mw
now' come from her It was absurd in ber to con
ceive herself "under no obligation, upon the rejec-
ake an? trr return. vWe could not sutler her
to maintain tlve atattfof a Jddge, authorzicd 16 hear
and determine between parties, ana ro consider
'"herself as : holding'the. balance of power between
the two treat beUiKere'nts. She conceives herself
to have reccrvei an injury and We- come, for
' ward and offered- reparation. .' If the:offer bxnot
deemed adequate to the injury sustained, it is 'hV
cumbent on fftr to point out where It is dtficie.it,
and tc declare what additional degree 61 con
cession is necessary to make up the com pie
ment' of satisfaction. k 1 his she seems deterra
ed not to do, but declares her willingness to hear
. . . ,. . i, t - -rtr-w ....... . , , j a ,..- v -- ' ' - . . . .
M,'g ... , , r , , - .1 ralsts, jnd the. particular -, fnertif or.the pjee pie. 1 -,,J.v t , ss
t'V9gfC?-'r ; : " S 1,.. t- Mv ,!,. .;il.:triSrh mare'. 1 havef I ' Tvy t
S-E N ATE.
::. ; : March '",
Mi?. Bradley presented 41 bill for the preVcva,
Uonv of peace and maintenance of the authority ..tf
me . u. ataies in ine-jwris, naroors ana waters un
der their jurisdjetidjp, which was;passed'to a se
cond rcadiat;. ; : v ' ; ..
. Mr. Ltib' submitted the fullo"wingvrcsolutions
for comiderition i, . ' :
'' Keeoivtd, Th&t the prtsident jot the tinited
States be te qui red to instruct ourmmister at the
coiii I of Great Britain, tA tlemarHl jtbe BVidsh
government an . immeiiiaie compliance wim
strrantremtni niade'-br .their' minister. Mr. F,rs
kiiie, ivith ihis coTerhment, compromising atone-
inent for the attack upon the Chesapeake, and a
rtKtiquishniient of ihe p ders in council j and that
on a- failuvc-lo execute that arrangement, our mi
raster be' directed forthwith to return to the JLJ.
States- '- " ...
. THURSDAY MARCWn
every rrejrsdn to believe they ;ViU he as successful
in hasiness as they have hitherto -been. There
is a Mns.y lmrnal)ardin Who has preferred 4 per
tition t congress for.jreiuticritl lost
in die revolutiotiary war. -This petition 'hasjieen
referred to a select coromUteej who are eVery
day expected to report. "When they do, thejiouse
of rebresenutives will resolve itself intoTComrhiU
tee of the' whole. It is not likely, to me, that I ousyy for (Urther:accounts from JhT
thisj will take mow thtn pne month The people 5 . our lavt leave evera' tbMuh.?!
and much .irionej saved, as their .faithful re
presentatives mean, to save all 'they pissibly can.'
ttfieriary.
Rirsotved .Thr.jt the President of the U States
m.be required to ins'rui't our minister at ihe court
(...lof.Great Biitai'i, to demand of the British eyern-
wht We ave further: to bfferftiU reserving toj
-herself the privilege- of rejection; until we;h3vePrese "rno -ne JJnsn,service,nq mai on:ia.i
. come up' to the unknown standard which ihe1urf:or r fuwl to make such release, our minister
"keepe ' concealed: Therels no "trite dignity rnbe'd,rtc,ed IprtlvHHiP return to .theU..StatesM
this reserve, and though' she may" consider it a ve-1 &Mt ThaXoti failure cr refusal of the gov-
ry-prpfound pol.cy,e are 'tnuch mUtaktn if ernrnent .of Ore Britam, after demand made by
Mr. Albmt GAiXXiN willi hot convince hcr j0 .mtmsteralcaiTjr into effect the arrangentent
that it is likely to be ruinotfs onlfTirheThelf. of t Mr 1 ' lC VtM minister, or on the
V Tfii Pnrla rr fYf Ppar
' Mr. Sh k f r i"f.' of Vire inta wade the folbwinK
observafions ma shcccK tlie:.otUtr day, ; which have
notbeea answered. - ' .) v
'J Is there any thing Ix forifcn to evince the
determination of the' mas ff your population in
favour ot iimnediateet" ? For my own p.rt 1 have
seen arid felt Hushing to justify such a conclusion.
Yoi liave heard the biizzisg f-f insects which has
been mistaken, for the public"'1rorce''There' "irfr
clamo.ous men who would feast on" thespoils of
their country who cry out for war but the yeo:
rnanry, that valuable class oi the Community who
earn their bread by the sweat df their "browsj are
for peace." ',..."'-..'' 7-
; '; " o'o -
Momhfuh pf Moonfhiner
', If Mr. Fulton ever becomes Colonel of a..regi
' menl of Torpedoes, vlie su . !imt- editcr ct the Rich-
fxtrect 'of a letter from tiUfcmhertf
; XVili. .v. I
' . . ' '"t'lUiOJ, lit. L
day ; some-say they willaRI;te on 80lh J
have:a. resolution before n'f " hamine th .
ressio rise beiire the atterJcrd of ;L
f l r ud,L- ..1. .. 1." . lWft-
jonn ium,uu una laKtn nu Stat. '
from- the hbn. A M-Bryd- to the Ed,
. I Ixegleave thfoueh ; tr u to 'inf,,.,. .,
tizeoof Raleigh, th'ath'eiri-epTesewjfJ
Reeling me bnuraenu management of 1)1
which was addressed to Mr. Stanfn ..i
UttM ItltHIl-ll I'll. I Ulllll, , t
..ir.i u.'' 'j 1: . . '-'.I
sen iq rAir. vjiniigcr, anu nc'lias givfi,
niost unequivccal assurancs- ihat tk j
shall be immedia tely, remedied IL.
: r. ' -
cnams or 1 a) encvu;c, -v umrntrioti rv I
. . . . "till
Charleston, arut 01 a.i otner towiu south ri'
nia, inai me iNorinern Mail is delayed
at iJetersnurs, on account 01 the poun j
tnat place, oeiauutig; it a tn;, m 0;yi.
tirrie tojusclerks to uistnbute tio p, j, .,-
mnvl lip-r-nnTrarv tn th oivlcru n: h '
-r --".. y ..,.w.4 vi, c i;rj
I Cie.neraV anJ unknown to.thim, or doubt
. Tr'!!!.;!! tii f'ilnitM i'hl..5n1 Amrmrin itifna.
' , i v . -.Jantjery.-i-a. .imp're'9'8Piint0 therKish;iertlcerthc:Presidrin
Several 'merjean cargoes in French ports, re-caVthe U'iited States be authorised to issue jetters
leased from sequestration, wereTo airainst the ships and Ves-
.-: bei'j;disposed of at the invoice priuee' ;wben,in.seIs lcloiiging to the gbjefbment and subjects of mopj Enqoibfr rieaervts :at least to be one off .remedy it. ' ,-'
constquence )f information from Htsi, Amu .Great Bri'ain. , i his Litute-aiils. IK h is written tliree columns! The public rtcollect that r Grnmn,,,
. . . t . 1 . 1 : ' ."Tj J.J" it. . 1 1 - jf. 1 ' 1 "... -I . .. -' ... . il I ...
rimnn hit ins m iimii 111 v:ic itf i
able and obliging disposition and L anfmion
"itrong, the sales were suspended, and the loss
that would otherwise arise to the American own."
er avoided. A few davs aftr this communica
tioniom iVJr. Armstroi-g, the orders for extending
the list of articles ofLxport and In.poi t appeared.
FtiokWuM i CONNEcntvr Mirror.
, and a half in favor of the illustrtous .science -ofi
Torpedoism, in a sirain v l.icli, if "it does nu.con
vince .us that he is a c. nnifl'c for a " cap and
In'lhe Aurora nfihe 2 1 t of Fnhriiarv. i nuh-
licauon under the signature'bf friend to LiAS carfflof fait to dL'm n-rate .that there are
brrty." which is introduced in the following man
ncr.
The Ute,ministr inform us, that heLy'be of. " Mi". Duanc t the present period whtn We
Torpedo Editors as well p.s I'.rpedo 'projectors
Tle fullawing is a samplejjf tins marvellous pro
duction. 7 V Ffeeinan'a Jurrat,
; FULTON'S TORI EDQES.
u tff' r. all, the moat, useful ' diacoveru ift Ffii'oto
' iiy,-the moat t'mfiorf ant chanra Jn ,the moral
uhitLiry of Man havi been innovations."
Gh.hai.t. Witness Bonaparte's b.navation ot
he;QfW law-tn- divorcing- his '.wife. ' .
A l?old and darns project is, at this moment,
submitted to the Airiericari people and their re-
tn be-vtrv liberal in hardy assertiohs, and very settled; their intentions to become naturalised presrntawes.. 1 re-yrcor is an American-
spiting of proofs. We have already given our citiW. or not, ; where Tjorn. andamount of pro his- pUty peculiarly calculated for the meridian
reasons, and-.e challenge them to answer them,, perty, real, personal, f;r, mixrd, 8cc. kc. lof Amnira l-But ma' 83 the Almanac makers
foi thinking Mr. Jackson's conduct, so far f.oml. 2. fa overturn for tfiurpose- of ..equal taxa-t; their prcductmns, serve without sensible
having been Outrageous and unpardonable, to have it'on. according; to-ihe wealth, and not the-'oses ; fariatipn fir the province-of Ram 1 achat ka) and
het-n Hrm and nraise worthy Jl was outran-cous ' of aur citizens, value 'and irieimr of Jhrafiertu -annum ' weees shonldj, crown its efforts, it will save to
. . ' ' . .. .1 I.' I - . .' v. at . ' . . ' ...
in" him, we sep;iose,' to snew ijku . ivrK- r.rsKine ally pwettta oy raqi una every citizen. '
. its being t)ie inei it mn of government to send cut contemplate a national census to be tt.rt shortly,
a new w ulster to the ynited btats, ar.r that it has struck m ethat much yaluable inf rmation
" couimoiv sense requires that we should foithwijih, might be o'jtairied iy rlie govt -r.oinnet naiion, if
" s':wd a minister to America, sincthe conduct; of j a proper and jldiciou- sy su nr of. ermnangemeuts
f Mr. J,n?kson has been outrage 1 .'and unptr-; and meesuies were pursyed in taking this censua,
donable.-'' What part of it they couipidcr to be particiUily an- these twu points : 1
sucii they are not kind enough to' itdoi m( wi. nor j ' iToasctrtnln 'he erect r umber .of foreigner
'do Vet xpect they will Tt is their ipual practice ; in 'the tfnited S(eit whether fly i?.i?. stragghngi or
Ii h AS been asserted lately in the papers, and
not contradicted, that we have seen,- that thelitis
a society ot 41 United Men," in our large towns!
did not abide by his instruction- it was ovitr?ge
ous in him tJ reptl the accusations of .want of
'Taith and justice on our part. " It was unpardona
ble 'ui him iO prove from their own declarations
that they. had seen Mr. Erskine' K&iructions, and - by the mystical, and desparate ties,
having seth them, they kurw ihcm lp le contra-' the UltJminated Socit-I it s in Europe.
ry V the arrangement they, had concluded with
him. ' We ''can eas4 -conceive hat thosevho ap-
the Upited States rnillions of;treasure, and a pre
ctous tund pt national blood.
The work of Mr Fulton op Torpodf s fJThis we
suppose , is a new philosophical .Word is before
siness, was tutned out of the- pn?,t offict
years ago, to make way tor a bellowing
Ujr UIC UUI1IC .VI JUOrjju JUIH J, who liva "
neiihborhood of 'Petersburg. This nir. i
hires clerks at a very small expense toflriicJ
a nusei J'ble fashion, the busiues-i, whilchtj
the salary on hl farm in .the country. Itr
rtftpllected that otw ot his clerks, about lh
rjo", was detected in purloininjr montrfe
ters. committed to jhe pbstofhee, rull)tiJ
victcd and punished. Now it is , ' ascertain!
thete' is either not sufficient attentirn
clerks employed, or there are not tnoui;i)t
to dispatch The busipsshiclrmitstbtoil
able, as it is a distributing post offi-e; iJ
conseqiience is that the lefcrs and nm
merchantsand citizens south of the Am
miniort, re dttajned two days a PetrsM
fore they are distributed of sent otT.,; Ifm;
t oes not chuse to five a little of his i;
attention to thre business of his, rfi"i e. ori
little more of the large saUry he rr ite,j
and cities, made up of foreigners, bound together! -a work of more value, in proportion to, its petent, c!ejk, ht should be -tid
which united
l'he late extraordifiart inililication in the Au
rora, purportmg to be a' series of texts ofscrip-
poimed Mi' V.rsklue are not likely to be pleai;d , fure, bu really texts tlte'ed botb in sound and!
wuh Mr. Jackson ; but as we prefer a minuter who sense, the initials of which form, -when properly ,
bulk, has not been lately issued from the press-
It is truly mulium in faivo it is compressed-into
sixty pages Jiesides five illustrative engraving
but what daring eiitcrprits does it untold to the
American people 1 Woe be unto the tadpclea
and littliiiishes. 1 What a . fund of information n
the expences and Tesoutcts of navies ! What
bold strok :s on the relations oftiutions! What
strong touches of common sense an the. general
policy 'and prospects ofahe.Uniu.-d State! ! air.
Fulton's , mind is of no ordinary" cast he poses
fees that indrpendenr, aspiring arid observing ppi
rit, which is, necessary to strike out somethiig
new, jto astonish and ; benefit the work! ! Mouth
luls of Moonshine. s -
The benefit of new things must be self evident
The New Moon for instance -they musf ap
pear as oon as these are introduced to Iulf the
storm of resistance. They must stnke with the
force of intuitionthe discover) dbght to leap forth,
as Minerva did from the brain of . Jupiter, lull
.... ,,, if sh His toctrasMv. WK , the true oneS. , , - - 'u ...men .-,.cc i coai.ru io.iv. nnrow
' ,.ia .mlrT I' hntT There are grounds to susoect that this''nlaB'ia(every.
, uuuia OllW maw. cvnu w v - ""itr.';- -r -. - v '..( Ti i . ... r 1 s -
Lf f . - 1 x r . i V n - -. . I 1 1 1 mp m nuK ha nn Miiw rl, .1 . k
abides by h instruclioiis, to one who lines arrane-ed, the following words " Napoleon is
not a. e' pn ?cr a minister who innfully j otJa. Kino'' is supposed to be put out as a sort
and firmly asserts the honor and dignity Jot tdunteraign amboj these collections olBanditti
of hrs couiuryrarid who will not suffer America , Getiir Reu el!, and' .other French emissaries are
toAhink that England comes as ans humble suitor i flocking to our shores, in every convey ai ice which
at the Jiar of Cjngre.Y. tfnt sting "a heaiing for? they can findr 3--
th projiosals bhe has to make, so shall we always Uuane'boUlly proposes an. alliance with France ;
eoti'enu that Mr. jCKson oeserves me inanns anu j ana Irvine puoiisiies -aHreci prcposal, to tiuinge
the grnU uCe of bis country. - . the nature of our government from an elective
That a new 'minister will be sent to America fn n hereVitary . monarchy.
w; caehot believe. Our miaister has b?en treated j And at the close of the whole, We. have the a
wi.h such indignity, that we do not see how we ove piv positions from this satre Duane. Ahd
cn expose any other to a similar treatment. v We; whao be understood by them I I:et it be ' re-
reeat what we said a day or two ago that ou'j marked, that wc held out selyt s under no tbliati
course "is clear and strait j America is ir a passt jona, to take tne reasons in the publication it sell a:
as
we. shall
break off all intercour.Se
hli us, we shall not
ay76uege5tert,-foT-l he
if number of dsperadocs scattered ; through our; ,ts alP,icftion and uses th
..M I cointrvl on whom our ' rno- Aafioteon" m r-.lp lhe fire of imaeinatiori
ese must not be, left
mwre! with her on that account j .but we.sha!l countryoti whom our JRng Xafioteon" may re.j0P inef nr ot iinagmatton . to conceive, or the
aVle,st expect Out she shall be the first to make X wpport, whenever he closes to crtct his " au mjer-our. mey mu at j .... ; ; ; " f . . . n
iny ffesfr-oyei turesorprorsals,for,acc6mmod4,- - on..: our, ihorcs. .hat li .IrisWend ."V Vn' sinae uown , - - : : -
1 '' - .Freh,ch-Vagabonls,.the former oCZwhom '.ure-al. PJ'v : Like Julton's harpoon gnn thootwg K.'V T ?u.Jilu-Jn. stm ,""irfr.
ml
interests of the Caiolinas and G"i'r,i!
be so shamefully nep-lected. became 111;
does not chusfc toemploy competent ciertil
form his business.
In this .paper our readers w ill find copa
tracts fiom London -pafefs u pen then!
IVlr. Jackson's correspondence with cut!
ment. His conduct is not only appxovcti
is warmly applauded (or. his jrue'Brfol
and for the. ability with which he m M
trje honcqr and dignity of his gcvtnisfj
he other hf-nd it is stated mthe al
gencer that Mr. Smith haserfbrdH
ter from Mr; Pinknev, ii.wlnch mm
that the Alerquis Welleslev dot snot appr
conduct pf Mr. Jackscn, nV that awthrj
Ter will be sent to succeed I.;m As Wl
pait,. it ij altogether unworthy of creij
impossible that the British minis!tr;H
thrrwiF lhan nnnmi. lh. rfnrutt u.l
son, but from a remark in ihe .l.om'm'
It mav" nerhan .hmf- cvnricteit that a dl
. ' r -; 1 - r
faires,Hjor nossibly la rrui.'wte'r'' Ifiayw
Letters .have-he n' rrceived in BaliW
New York st?.tirg thptMr. " JacUson. h I
despatches from his p-ovrrr rrent. expn
r . . . ... ' ' ?"""!: o"- v most as -numerous a' the iroRS were in ligrpt,
The last mtellicrence from sp?m is hytio means 1 .... .nA'N.
discouracilK hti Spanjurds. JtrixV' to tcel no j n , '
. . i , b '.."1 ' .r .v.. or any other chieftain designated: by JBonanarteT
.UnM a;itr-. 1 rrir 1 in 1 rr ihiip cai 1 yip mnip Im . . w . .
they. say . thai this is the first time that Bonaparte
eve 1ml to cont hd on their own .tcrilto'rteiTwith'
opiethaTrfits-arrnies-ivave-aii-eaay-aunerea
....4,,t.v.,-.,iW
more fi om " the lu"iidisiiplined bands of put riots than
-theptidiiomihe professed warlike stattsofAusfria
k of Priia4:thtihere when the regular armies
were beaten, the people shewed no disposition to
rise against the invader, and that peace and sub
mission were the. early fruits of the French victo-
- ries 5" but that inpain defeat is no where follow
ed by despondency, nor disaster by submission-
'' that their trgsppl though beaten and dispersed, re-
' assemble and fight again, with unbriiken fortitude
- Lhat there if not the ppttfest village: tha has
;'' yieled to the. Frenc.fi autljQhty withc.fit reluc tahct,
andahownorTthe y6ke the 'TnonTCnt it had an
roppi ilunityi-they know that ,Bonaparte iss ntlir g
reinrorceniciitB into Spain, and that, he is c"omitig
"'we" ,,"".VU i&pT "vp "ff'v foreign banditti
-aieuswiu ana.Auev.; j,ui'y '""'-"-j
auhory mode of warfare. 1 he armies under the
l)ukc del Patque ard Gep. Aresaga have .been
increased 't he loriTiefto 35,000 men, aftd the lat
ter to 45j3oo.v4",''j . '.'" ,-,.;. .-.-w
We : have some information conveyed, by a vcs.
Isel which left the : W)ASt cf Holland on Sunday!
last Kins; Louts had not arrived, dui- me repeat
7edTistp6iniTle1.Ts
-.j1, nVrnin'mivK their eypectatiorft
'of hi early return. : Ttv tft exchange rf that ci-
' . J.ll.. .......rl kltnl Unrm
ty u rt p.in e ry ryri" 1 aty
. ... - -, - a - . 1 n
4Da'rTeirrtweaffl
Cess Liiiaoe'n , 01 HjreiMU, miu.uiv .Ui.v..iiiv.
could hot persuade tKcroselves that, such a pro
ponAl would.be rejecicdyjhe llouse of Bruns
yickt - v "T 7'-
does not admit of a doubt. -They not n!y are
Ai firfVr . treason, stratagems andsHil' but most
of them are well expef ienccd in, all therjde's.
, WahnrelpecTlbnhesecor
conceive of but ,one;6hject whicn can be had ih
view in making: itr and that isr io-arttTtojnwherf,
and in'wifnac kinds, (he greaieti kwunt ' fltundcr
lies. Ifjt shpiiid appear by.the cfM, tharthere
are foreigner eriough'.lo depend upoii iti(lic'c6uh''.
try, jhe .-wealth ' oifCjtbe. hative "offerB a tempt
ing reward to their cupidity, s That their mouths
water for the boon, is altogether . probable and
that ihey will stand n-gdod chance to" realiae it,
'unless, there-should be spirit .enough: ;iti the na
tives to put down thejr influence, and their impu
dence together, is scarcely JesS probable. : If such
wretches as Ducne,' are tobe, elevate'd to the com
mand of our standing .armies, our ' liberties will
be scure no longer, than- the period when, the
an arranped nnd pflicered.
backward and nearly strikinir the senses out of
poor Corporal Trim, :
We regret, that- injthis work Mr. F. has aui
nesting cf the uses of his iigpnious divh s boat
towards Fixing the.torpedo under (he: bottom of
the,ship -it struck us once, that these twoTii
. V.1....I 1. '-... a .
YcuiiuajniHijaiu5DeLcpmnineaios:u.her--
deed, We have since-understood, Mr. F. has actually
blown up
his boat, and then sere ving his torpedo to.it.
What a terrible fellow he must ..be.IJ We are
h ft, however, to cbnjeciure the Tendons ' why, this
combination is not succesfnl. And so are we.
v '"''From the Dover Sun, (it. H. J
The thifi of StatC$i,VfQU fie iujerid in a
fogytaUa and rising jn tat 'er; mainmast ever.
beard, keel in the mud, coniasi ' loat, all hand
X-in aotpniahment."" ; . ' . - , -
A hoi, the ship! Who.gdverns here?
One Captabil. ... rt. my dear.
VVV's male t One C n, on mv word.
Xoo bldy indeed to come on hoard,- a .
Extract of a letter from , a gendtn at Washing.
XN 1 lu.-MAL. i.iNtl,t.Y1: . . 1 ne amp so staager to and fro, . Li:
Waihinir. ' l'boilmn.$inct but some hav
ton to : hia triend injhi tcivn dated
Congress- have been in session nearly three
monthsr and have passed jhiee acts ! act a
month viz one for; the'relief of Job. Gai ret
r.otber for the relief of Tared Shattock ; -and a
third tecxiring a patent right to Joseph J. Dryster.
1 ne exrenseei ooing.au mis ousiness 4' is tle.-
a tif?. ' - -'
A French Genev-in it,'nds a ' ..... '
Who fioalsW 'Q-r- S a qaeer, oddfellow
Hark you may haar him .pipend hHlow. ' -Who
s cor k ? why faithT .wexocksjeMughrr
But, C;hit-flyrwe"have-Billy; Bluff, -7
Who cbks us.up, on every Monday T . v -
1 . 1 .11 ., . - . , y
iv-noriia. ouii oubaJmaguncj,'
lieved had not exceededneTIEelE 1 " -IJWi '
and doTlars-The treasury belt low'. at thUtim.- ; :"wu Vi
.. . - - . r, -r . w t 1 1 ni .nnm nt-..lw.SA
it is thought expedient to,do businesa in-the most
expeditious manner, and at the cheapest rater: Tt
ahould be '7 considered also that they are 'ccqhor
Wtiere bound ?-W hy faith sir, there's the bite,
llie sport o!F every South kai Valer 4i-- r-
Uut should. we ga as wa have gone, ; :'
We land in port Napoleon. .. . ,
good can ti suit fix m sendiiig anoilifj
thi r.riiintrv. u hilt?' thf lrpwnt tettff'n
the cabinet, is not fn be t ioect ..jI
cfiM
Whatever may be ' he opinion
cabinet a .to the dispute ht-iwetn mf.
tnf. Jackton. after what hn5 nasse'l. W
advantage could be derived by his .l
TheBriirshTvTrrTnil:nW
two measures either to decline all fK,
cjatjon in this country, "or t Hnci ail0l'J
icr. 11 J..as we . nave revi r nuw
it. is the wish of'the B;i ish covernnirt'
tain friendship with this "country, :hen
other minister toreplacr the cfiVr'
i ronriuisJv- evtAfnrv nf ihat dbF?
much the iAterrac of Greiu RritJiintoM
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iv terms wuii tne l. nitui iaic. - f
".11 . ... uj ' r..,:.(Kis. HI
suaua sne j in not eo 10 war wiy..v
avoided without tliihnnor, T.i'lio
irig principles,.the rnaintcno'rce of
considers as essential to her aalety
Lasting 'PfiftHlanty mloTii. fre!T
rculiar"satisfctiirotnheJrcs1)e
vu. iitc memory .i imc iai".- . ,, ,u
mere is no aFi, no convriv'M
IS lire SpVlHaiJCUUS- Cliusiun y. -
democratic calenrtar,' arid 1- "
Jrwm thrfjliituehiJ:.f df fnoi ratvv ?.e:.T'f j
fested in. the elfption 6CieJJfTTrJ
v t. near nothing ..roore.-oL .- r
anddndei?dritCuld7ie itisnliiPK
inw tr c'clebhte an evt rVi. fi"i ; 'J
Allowance for the critical S, '!t',CI . , J
iWcd tlie accurri'ilitrd cyiis u"uy
poagJiQiiiitryJa. now laboariuil .
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