V
M . i
UALKIGH,(N. C.)
n. wKKKLTi B LUCAS Ot( HlttTlT
11 cf.subKi-iptioui Threa dliari per yenr,
'half lo I I'"1 ln No paper foJji
f.. -uVsobicquent iasei'lioii 1 and i:vl':kf
.ninn whtrc liu-re is a greater number ol
r,' u,i fourteen. The cash mm accompanj
'f K - tVi.n nerson. unknown to the editor. .
;.iu.ui ruyment ofut least 5) m advance;
i ...in.nlimiaiir.e uMnont payment ot ar
ivars uaUs-" at.th.e jpiion of ttie editor.
Domestic
Ix I ... II.. ..
4 trenlieinan mi iiuwurnxtusi uas
cl tsiiil us the following extract from a
HCP WUIVil I.,.;lltl U "11 1111
undent al NalcliticliC3r aod observes.4
I am acquainted aviHi the parties, 1
1'C 110 UOUUl VI tll'io ll.ljv ill o(
rib. Burtsell and Barker, mentioned
lathe 'exlract, are well known in New-
Jffltk, and will enable your cUizi-iiS t
Lfgf of the accuracy of the report."
Hei-e fullotvs the extract ;
V. Y. Ev.rtntt
u JS'atchitocIm, 6i YTw,
it Nine o'clock th'19 everting w- ro-
((ved the news of tlie arrival wf 2000
iimniartla on the Banks of the babine.
,1! niouiito'lO and within 50 miles of us
riit viiave driven alf bilrethera oh
nit march Irom of. -Antonio, and
urnt all the villages. They have dm
n the remainder of the Republicans in
directions, and have put several to
Jleatlr. Gen. Long has, witii risk, ; got
lear with his family ; but the comaian-
ler ?t this place has orders to send him,
m
K
i
i
'tiera
.gy Ui.AM DaiNia I hero hs Godfrey, a soldier of the United States lhem (ooI wdohef jmpi
era 4a all eoveramenfs a g.eat deal of artu au nvrnf a.1 in this village, in . .v " lu'Z.
, Afcord canung about the consomptton pf HUance of ,,j8 8ctece, for the mur. : e;cll oT the aseou a n
ftputts. vve Miicve tne uesi plan ts io d f hHmM Branaghan, also a sol- been allowed lBOQ dollars to thenriu
teipeupjcuruiB. wiuinucy niwc, anu wy dicr in an affray which happened atieipal, and 1200 tu the other. All oaf
that tiny like..; to make no samptuary FortNiagara,on ihe 23th of Aug. 1813. ; puW'c ageDt on Hip eoa of Afriea,
laws euiicr ir iuv whj r mo ua . xh jje jia(j juf a Jq,, j,me previous to the received salaries lor ta& services, aim n
thefirst pjacc, laws agalust rum and wa- j f execution manifested great insenst- was' understood that none of oUr eiiizens.
tey are made bV taen who Can change a hllitv nm hardiboori. His in.liBerence poiesiug the requisite qualihe&lins,
Irrt fur a dry one whenever they i wa doubttess increased lv the expecta- vvou!d ceept these trusts by which they
Use, and who do not often work up to . tj f rei,rieve. wilic, ,vc un(crstand voallS be co.uha!1 to. Prl lUe ,ottl ,rts'
Mr knees in mud and water : ami, in Kfl ' , tn hiit iaat Imur. 1uenieU aua w"nut .r0MU,m
the next place if this stimulus did alj the w .. hnr in Mhw Hartfnwl. r.(nnec.
taiscuwnti? tbaugM tout bjr tne wweUicut, and was about 25 years old.
would rather lessen ; han increase .thii
aid;iy with which it is at present simght
fur.. Again, human life ia subject to
sucu manilold wretchedness, that all na
tions have inveiited a southing liquid or
Mil ill fi Tii'iirhw-e n hi-iftf nhlivinn. Pm-
'n v " - ..... ... i ... . . i . " w it,wi" .
pies, Uarjey, grasses, sugarr pepper apitotuted uii yne memunai oi .nc sunt- wi be given ,0 tbe,e agenfs, defiu
wuL iftfiousand ottior tb"nrs have been I viug Otficers of the Uevoluttonary Ar ing j prseise terms, theirduties in re
r
tO tile prohibition of the mifralinn nf itillara orn t'nnpfnpitt tkn nrtial ' nnaptri. wliioti nnt liMn nroviniiRlviif
Slaves from' Ibn nrdAn .ir. i , ! ......j n . ' I .
tur.llnn.n ...... ..I I 1 ... - ...
w.r wuien yongress pave - on ,iue coftbide ration of the several
it it. that we . f. i ' . .......
kuoof.a .lave'who wasteborn in tbe;'8 aJ J'? V .7"
Uaited Statetand we are q1e sure there' u.ndep ' and laD,kd ,rf Africa, should be
. : i niilift in thpir return tn ter former
was aviave-sui uiieu oui irom u.
" wisu soma or the districts most in
tent on imposing restrictions on Missouri
euutd say as much. Nat Int.
ANOTHEIi ACCOUNT.
NEW-YORK. DEC 22,
Unfortunate occurrence .Yesterday af
ternoon, about 3 o'clock, as Mr. Stouh
tno, attorney at law, was walking down
nroauway, near tbe corner oPAlaiden-
lane, be met with Mr. Itobert Goodwin,
of Baltimore ; ami, after some words and
blows, Mr. Stoubton received a wound
from a csne sword, of which he died in a
few minutes. Mr. Goodwin walked off.
and at this momeut, we believe, has not
been taken. A circumstance of . this na
ture caul '1 not have failed to excite tnueb
utiulio feelin and various rumors and
reports have arisen on the subject. We
have endeavored to aicertain the eauses
which led to this disastrous affair. Mr.
Sloughton, it appears, had acted as eoun
svl in some suits brought against Mr.
Goodwin, iu relation to Spanish affairs,
in whieh Mr. Goudwin took umbrage at
some translation, and had challenged
Mr. Stoughtwn, wbieh he decliued accept
ing. We are told that iu walking ait
Mr. Stoiighton, Mr. Goodwin used some
harsh terms, which- was resented by Mr.
Stoughton, who returned and struck Mr.
Goodwill ; a scufn enuing; Mr. stougn
aided in their return to their former
homes, or in their estahtisbtnent at or
near the idaee where lauded. Some
shelter aed food would be necessary for
them there as soon as landed, let their
subsequent disposition be what it might.
Should they be landed without such pro
visions having been previously , made,
they must pei inh. It was supposed, he
the authority given to the Executive to
appoint agents residing on that cocst,
that they should pruvide such shelter
and ftod, and ler.forni the other Ben'efi
cient and charitable offices, conteiopla-
granted.'
T - . rf.'l ' 4
A. Ttransx.atiomV - .Original omitted.
To the Duko of Alason.
All the uncultivated land not ceded in
East Florida,, which lies between the
banks of the river batnt Lhcia and that
of Saint John; as far as the. mouths by
which they empty themselves" into the
sea, and the coast of the Gulf of Florida,
and the adjacent islands, with the mouth
of the river Hijuclos, in 26th degree of
latitude, following the left bank up to its
nurce, draviing a line from Lake M
cap, and then descending along the road
Irvm tile river at John to tbo JUike V I
der : crossing another line from tbe ex
treine both of said Lake to the souree of
tbe river Amuratna ; following its right
bank as far as its mouth, iu tho2$lh and
25th degrees of latitude, and running a
lung the sea 'coast, with all the, adjacent
ted by the act. The cuast of Africa I islauds, up to the mouth of the li ver
having been explored, and na persons nijueUs.
residing there, who uos&essed the renui
site qualifications to eaiitle tlein to the
trust, being known to the Executive t
B TRANstAf ion.j Original omitted
To tbe Count of lJuou Uostrn.
Air the nneulti vated land not ceded ie
of plate. rHe'rafoliew'fr .Iri&liires.l .
Addressed ' . ' j'.t . ,
To tba GoTernor aae1 Cant General ot ' :
the Islaad of Caba-and its district, tbat ,,.
he may do' what U soitable, to tbe eod t
that the r favor granted ta Don Pedro d"o '
argas, oi various janos. iiiuavea xm ids
Flbridas, and other things therein mel;
uouea, may nave eneei. .uorr'af. luero
follows a signature. lakes notice of
this, in tbe Aeeonntant General's of tbe - '
Indies' Department. Madrid 18th Mareb. ' 4
1811. Josef de Tekada. ' If is rnbriented .
fees gratis, f Here is aDofher signature 1r-
Fron Mr.4Ervine 6 Mr. Adams, dated
Aiauriu, 2oiB April, 10 1 o. ix.raci
" I perceive that "Mr. Pizarro Weutd be ' .
very glad to terminate it (the negotiation) v ?;,
herf. In tbe mean time, I shall continue . '
to work with him, to the end that his eom- ;
municatioos to MfFQnis may be made as
favorable as possible to prompt' adjust- .
mem oi u ai aiuiugiuu. to iu ticw,
1 asked him yesterday What bad been said
respecting Florida. He answered Vague
ly but 1 perceived that there was some
question
none such could It be. committed. It Florida, is comprehended between the
was believed that citizens only, who river Terdid,' to the wesrorthe Gulf of
would go hence, well instructed in the' Mexico, aud the river Ainamjo and St.
views of their Government, and zealous John, from lJpa, until they empty th'em
to give them effect, would be competent selves into the sea on the eastern side ;
totlie3a duties, ami that it was not tho by the north, the line of demarcation with
intentiun of the law to ureclude their the United States, and en the oulb by
..n:..fr.M- i-.-o .vi., i....a tt.ut the Gulf of Mexieo, incsudiufr lie desert
longer these persons should be detained u,aad 00 lhe ccai,t-
in tne United btates, in me nanus oi Vram M. rc,v; , m, Admi. dated
the marshals, the greater would be t!i3j Madr.J, sth April, lsis. Extract.
exwnse, and that for "the same term iu my dispatch No. So, fof February
wobkl the main pat pose oi the law ue ; 05. 1 u,etioacS the grants of lands in
ton rRiivriiI (lit, wound whieh terminated ' aiwnofwliil. dt appmed. therefore, to Le : Florida lateiv inado bv the kmir of tfnain
his existence. Mr. Goodwin walked lei-; incumbent on me to make the neccssa y! to several of his courtier, aud enclosed o reigtitj, territorial properly, &e. ctef
n of pasiiBe it to tbeTJuitet) tStates, S
iu compensation tor the elaiws. 1 there ,
fere begged bio to prepare, in hi iatr6'f;
tieog to tr. Onis, fof a difficult wbftft
most 'certainly arise, if any " trans-x ,
Hon" of that kind should bb proposed '"
that the elftiros in question woultf probably. C
ue iiquia&lcc ny the united states, in snea
form, by commission or otherwise, as ; .
might he molt convenient lo themselves j,
but that final I j, they mast be paid out of
tbe sale of the lands: XVow,'tbe rvingba
lately given all those lands away, as I bad.
duly informed my government)) to eom-
picie the 44 transaeJioo," u tvoaid, mere
fjrp.he absolutely necessary' tbat the whete
of tboee grants should le cancelled, Mr-
f izarro held me a long diseodrse, nbou
f caught, to Washington, by direction 1 surely lt. buch is the uceouut given to . arrangements for carrying this
f the President; We do not know y poni wno saw me aaair. effuct in Africa,-in the tune to
Kheru thi wilt end. We have hut lifty deepry regret mai an event 0 sucn a na-
Ulien at this p..st-They have got one ur h0U,V nave occurr.eu 'n our 0Ul
aail.rVom New-York, iust a-ttled thMe.iittrocar r5,u5 UI'"U " l"Vu
ry" ---- - ------
the name of Burtsell. We buried
Mr. Barker 25 days since."
JVaf. Adv.
NitJFAI.,, NIAGARA, DEC. 7.
Execution. On Friday last, John
act into i extracts from those- in favo7"o4' the Duke
meet the ! ' Alag a ,&nd the Count of puuoii Rostro.
delivery of any persons who might be'1 have ju.t now. obtained a copy of that in
i. ..... .KirQOla n,,d lwtwl ! 'avor ot Don Pedro de Vargas, treasurer
. of the household, and it is herewith trans-
mere unuc. h. ' milled. 1 houe soon t.. be able to obtain
ua in., view oi tne policy anu sane-1 u A I agon and
tinna nf I l.u am. it llaa I.API1 1Alllll la .. 0 J
. ..... .. . , a .: 1 l uuou Kostro."
senu a puuue snip 10 me coast oi nice)
with two such agentr who will take with
ements necessa-
yfor the purposes above mentioned. J o
crents a small salary uas
o ....
bte eompeiis&tioB. Seeb aHoaaee,
therefore seenieJ lo be indispensable to
the execution of the aet.
It is intended also to subject a portion
of the sum appropriated, to tbe order of
tbe principal agent, for the special oh-
HOUSE OF RfclPKESiSN TA TIVES. :i"lB. al?MV.e ''rt.LHJnu
20 whole, including Ihe salary of the agent
. . A . for one year, to rather less than one third
Mr. Sera-can,!, from select committee . -Sni:i ...irua.
Congressional Proceedings.
1 told him that We had no difference" o
opinion about' those distinctions, and Ihe
other matter connected with them, bpl that
his error was in supposiog that we meant
to pay for the sovereignty only. We did
uot es innate that so highly as he imagined;
1. enlarged very mueb upon whatever re- -lates
to these poiuts, and brought him to
consent tbsl these erants laigkt be eancell-
ed, and innerar.ily given to the grantees in
New bpaiD.bi elsewhere: I say broDjnt
hmt to conscnU I mean that he said e-
nough to convince me that there will ifTJ
no difficulty on this head. I nm not so "
certain that I have indueed him to send,"
by his courier, such instructions on it to
Mr. Unis, as may render anotber refer
ence to his government unneeessafy ; but
I propose to se bim njaia lo-morrow, and
(6 re-urgd the matter." - ::
From the same to the same, dated Mad
rid, May 14, 1818. Extract,!' ,
Iu my late private letter (,wbieb was da
ted Anril 2ft M related to vou what pass.
led between Mf. Pizarro and myself, open
the subject ofHhtf grants of lauds in trior
rida, lately made by the Ring, and I men- -tioned.
that 1 should see him the day fol
lowing, & endeavored io preasmy opioioa
. l..v 4..... ... w .. " . .. .'. . ,
Mtaeezed, pressed, pounded, anJ purified ; my, maivc u.crcu.,, wu,.0 gura ,0 me persons inujaeMvereu io meai.
i. ,...i..,.uo in ii c ill a tci ui uv imiu'Tinu, mlvviii- lue u uur:.cu cut ui hid uiuuct i
UPii'Maiv ua ' mi : ..... . . . ... -
The original, &f whieh the following is
u translation 'is omiireu.
The Kiko : My Governor and - Cap
taiu General cf the island of Cuba und
its district, under dale of the 25th of
January last. Dou Pedro de Vargas
manifested t me as follows ; Sire; Don
Pedro de. Vargas, kuight of the royal
military c;rder et Alcantara, treasurer
eencral of the royal house and patrimony
of your majesty, with the most profooud
respeet, at your royal leet, exposes that
there is a quantity of vacant end unpeo
pled land in the territory of the Florida,
aud desiring that if your mujemy shall
deign to reward his vajula services, and
the proofs which he has given or his loy
u!tv, it may be without the least burthen
on the public trenry or in prejudice of
any thud person, as may ue uoue at pre
sent by some land of that eountry, he 0a that point, ioueb way, astlf possible, "t
beseeches your moicsly that, by an ettecti0 obtain that he misht in advauce instruct'
of your sovereign goodness, you wnu!dAjr. On s rreocformily to if. I saw him
deign to gruat to him the property of the ou ibe syth, as 1 proposed jifefore tbe'de-i,
whieh lies compriheJ withio tpe
to jiiKiluce litis temporary happitu
Nobieiuen and members of parliament,
have large cellars lull ! scaled bottles,
to enable them the better to endure the
wretchedness, o I life. The poor, "man
seeks the s me end by spending three
ball pence in gin , but no moralist can
tuimfe the idea of g'iu ' ..
Edinburg Review.
panied by a bill for their relied", Whicb principal agent and his accountability
bill a as tw ice read and committed, !for the same. They will alsohae pow-
rhe following Message was received er to seleet the most suitable plate on tne
from-t he-President of the United states,
by the hands of Mr. J. J. Monroe, his
Secretary.
To the Senate and the House of Repre
sentatives of the United States.
Some doubt beiug entertained respec-
iTT1 A new and cheon conductor of- tins the true intent and meaning of the
lgld,nn and fluid Mr. Capostolle, 'act.ot tne :ast session, eninieu jxu m
that a rope d' straw supplies the llace
of u.ctal conductors. Tliu experiments
wJiiv hiie has made confirm, as he says,
in additioir-jotliacta- ju-ohibitinsihe
slave trade,' as to he duties of the agents
to be appointed, on theftuast of Africa
1 think it proper to state tne ltnerpreia-
ili-.it tiiu itrrlit nin " f..tcla c filDP fit' fif rn IV t lull which liaa been eiven of the act, and
placed iu its way, and pa ses through it the measures adopted, to carry it into
into tltu ground so ci'nlly that the hand effect, that Congress may, should it be
nt u iufc.r it r.r i m furiA at lht ImiK ili'I'llli'll fl V IHSIUIC. aillCIIU UlC BdlllU uu-
does not perceive it.
Mr. Capostollo adduces the tollowing
fore further prncteding is had under it.
The obligation to. instruct tire com.
n proufiifliie assertion : h 13 well manders of all our armed vessels to seize
known," says hr " that a severe shock and. bring into port itMhips or vessels
is received by a person who iimiiedinfeJy
touches tte Leyden vial.
toast of Africa, at which all persons who
may be taken under this act, shall be
delivered to them, ttitb an express in
junction t,o exercise rio power rouudeu on
the principle of colonization, or other
power thau that of performing the bcrv
evolcnt oDiees above reeited, bylhe. 'per
mission and sanelion of lbs existing gov
ernment, under which tbey may establish
themselves. Orders will be given to Ibe
commander of the pTTCXie8TTp, id" wirieb
they will sail, to cruibe along' the coast,
to give the more complete effect to the
principal object of the aet.
Washington Dec 17A, 18i.
DOCUMENTS
Transmitted to both Houses ' of Congress
wA the message" of the 1'tesidenU cf
7th Vec.i8W.
fotlowinc limits ; thai is to say from the1
mouth ofthejiver rerdido," aud its
bav in Vhe Gulf of Mexieo, following the
sea coast, and ascending hy the rivcrsj!R(.qUeDe of whieh, l he council sent or'
of' Bueu Soedrro?' aud of Mobile,",jt;r4 t0 the Dtike of Alagun, and the
continuing along the Mobile" till HjCoUat de Pnnon Itostroj directing 'them uot
touches tbe northern line of the United L UIttke sales of the lands, granted to
Dm if a per-
Bon take a rope of sUuav, only 'seven or
eight inclTes long, iu his hand, and
touch, with the end of this i ipc, a Ley
tlen vial, so strongly chaiged that Tan ox
might be killed by it, ho will neither see
a' spark; nor feel the slightest shock."
In Jvlr. Capi.stolle's opinion,, such a
.conductor made of straw, whirh j would
iot cost above three francs, would be
i . . .. . '
snieto protect au extent ot sixty. . acres
f ground from hail ; aud were the
houses and fields protected in this maii-
he", neither hail nor lightning could
of the U. States,' ..-wheresoever tound
having on board any "negro, mulatto, jf
pet son of color, in vtolationof former
acts for the suppression of tlie slave
trade , being imperative, - was evxuicu
without delay. No seizures have yet
brien niade, but as they were contcmpla-
(1 by the law, and might be presumed,
it seemed proper tomafte the. necessary
regulations applicable to such seizures,
or carrving the several provisions oi
the act i4." eflcct.
It is enjoined. on the Executive to
lainage them.
f The Missouri Question We take this
nictiiou of announcing to correspondents
generally, that we decline to publish any
uiore eays on the Missburi question, or
iu any manner connected with it,- until the
anjeet shall have been acted ou by Con
gress. Further contention will only serve
t exasperate into .enmity what is "now
were difference of opinion, in whieh soroe
Weling mingles. Our columns have been
delv opened already to all iartIe?on the
abject, andwe have teinperately,,expreis
d our own oniniuii rilativ In it. ' '
Whilst referring to our expressed opi
rasa 'm. 1 1 -.'' . a. ... .V'
Is O. I.
Extract of a letter from Mr. Erving,
Minister Plenipotentiary from Ihe
United States, io Spain, toMr. Adams
. dated Madrid,-iOth Feb. ISIS. - .
The king has lately made large
grants of land m East Florida, to sevtr
al of his Idvorites; and i am credibly in
formed that within these few davs he has,
by a sweeping grant, given ail the re
maindcr to thespuke of Alagon, captain
of his guards, and the Count of Punon
Hostro, oae of his chambcrlaitis. -This
is. Dei baos. his mode of ureparinir for a
cheap cession of the territory to the Unit
cause all negrneH, tnulattues, or persons
of color, who may be taken under the
act, to be removed to Atrica. It we(icdState3.M--'.
obviouo intport ot, tne law, mat none oi
the persons thus taken should remain 'From' the same to Mr Adams, Secreta
withitrthe U. States and no place oilier
than the coast of Africa being designated
and
parture of his eourier ; whether 1 produc
ed the desired effect, or not, 1 cannot posi
tively ay, but, immediately after, lie:
wrote lb the etuneit of the Indies, in con-'
laics, and descending by that in a right
iue to the source of the river Perdidi.,"
and following the river Mobile," in us
ower part, and the bay -o .Jhat name,
returns by tlieSettjeoast lowanfs the west:
ss .r -
eomprelienuuig an ine ereehs, yntx
nod ila:ds. a.djaeent, whirh aetually be
' - . . . a S'
ont; to Spain, till it reaches the west line
oF'OTeTJTlsuTeitTh
northern line, comprehetiding ' utl lh
them : this fuct, which 1 Lad received.
through a private channel, I ascertained
yesterday in Conversation v ilb Mr. Pizar
ro. 1 cunnoi Imd Hi at tbe council naa
written to the other grantee, Vergasj but
Mr. Pizarro fcaid. lhu( it should be done
iu be that as it mav. ell sales made by
the grantees' are, ib iniiio , ,..lJJLua.
aw a of Indies; there are obligations, ai
of a very otierou kind, imposed oj'
HO
hose laws, on all grantees, calculated in
wbtcn eacn
waiite lands which belong to bpain, ar:d
are in dispute orr'6'elaniuti.in with the J.j;ae to produce the ohjecls which ea
States,. aceortliug to thcit iur oi the lrea-ij.rants have io view, viz. Ibe population
ties, aud, also ulf tfe waste-land not and icnltivation of the territory. '.Obliga-
lions, Wliieli grantees iy iaig iracn ua
eeded to uoy other iiidividtinl, whiuli i
between the river " Ilipuelos," in East
Flo rida ; and the rirur iSan Lucia i"
itrawiioar a line irom ino (inurtc oi4one ri
ver to ibe source of the other, and follow
iug, by the coast of the Gulf of Mexieo,
froin'the mouth ot the H.ipWloU" to the
point of" Luncha," and duubtiub tlis
oythe coustbi the Gulf cf Kioridf.lo the
uioutli of (he river '?Sauta Lucia," with
ihe islands, &e. adjacvut. - .
. i . . .
t-onsiuering iue conienis oi- inn einosi- -- o - lf r".w. -ei. TttiPil v
-..,l ..l;,.. ,Y. .!., ,,;,. ur iiL ;n. modaie himself to tbe VicWI ef the U ailed ,
V " Y :"T States, had concluded to make tbctes-'
...hiiuu, any iui... j
Icr a prohibition to mnke sale) cannot pos
ihly fulfil ; less of all, Ueb grangers a
these, who, besides not having a cent, are
(overwhelmed with d.ht. - :;, .
From the same to lliu same," dated la-
drid, I2tb Juue, 1818. Lttract. '
He, Mr. Pizarroi then entered into the -rincii.al
matters in itiuestion, and, firstly, v.
MM.ke of tha Ifwits on the aide of Floridav T
He concluded ttus sucjeci uy saying, .
though the liing, With a'efe aeeoon-
royul service,, as also to the advantages t
result to the state from-peoplinghe said
countries, Lhuve thought propurto.aecede
to the favor whien he solicits, in as lar as
it be not opposed to the laws of these my
dominions, and eomitfnuicated it to uis
Couueil of Indies for its fulfilment in a
royal order of d Fe binary last. Couss
uueutly, I coinmaud and charge you, by
ihirf, my royal cedula," scroll) that,
conforming to the laws w hich regulate iu
these affairs, and without prejudice to third
persons, that you erheaeiousjy aid the ex
ry of State, dated Madrid, 20th Feb
4818. Extract.
ther Temoval or delivery, whether' Car;;? The King, has lately 'made Jargeleeuiion of ihe said grant, or favor taking
..imi nini i ne u. states or lauueu un- .crania ui iana in tne rioriuas io several an in measures wuicu may conuuoo io u
"mpdi-itlv finrri the vessels in which they of Ids favorite servants. ') The enclosed'due effoet, as also to.lhe augmenlation of
a tnkr'n. was an united to be confined nauera. A. and B. have been furnished to'.ibe population, agriculture, aud commerce
.. . i .t . ..i... .i.iinn . . ... r: i...,nf iha aforesaid nossessions. ivins ae-l
to tnaiwast. '.no eiucuiui..sii ,c, as cAiraku .irons iu ; iuo .- - 4 -.:... . .' " '.;..KT J....I i..J 1. fnrrmiin
which I received from a, goridioutee, that j
.1. . I l.n.l ai.;'nilAit lli itrnbihtt ink ' I
proi.er piacp. iu w, ;. V ""u "c tb Aeeoualaot General's Department ofpUeed U the . later grantees of laud ia ; .
lateen snnuiu oo ucuvciou. uwisnm rnr, isrgas, uoaourcr oi inu B,i:aa - Tun.,! ; Pf.a. 4dih Marl..:Vl.lt.. enmmun cated. to VOU M UfL r
Executive is authorised to appoint one household, bas sfhotber grant In fine.,1 l818t i the Kins. - It is rubricated.' bvtpVivata letter of May 14. On this oeea:
of a
thus
ble to the United Slates, as 1 bad seen in
the protoptiiude withwbich ae, had on
my suggest ion, anu given grutu m
eoiibetl of indies, relative io tne iaio
'rants, (as particularly coromunicatcd to .
you io my private lettsr .f Mayi14.3yt
his majesty "was fullyaware.ithat the -
value of the publie landn ile erTitory t
. . ! . r r , . I I . 71 .
to bo ceded wouia oe inunuei
what the United Slates eeuld demand n-"
der lb beadVaf undemnitie; heBee,ik
was reasonable tovexpeet, that the (litter-
enee should be made up to him by eoncei
sions on the other side." .
From the same to the same, dated Madrid,
o-A .Tnfv. lats. F.xtract. 1 .
. . .
The convention had seareeiy uecn ra.. - .
m i
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uion. u. ,:n .....I.., ...... -il'. inr mora agents, residingtnerc to receive am tea to uctteve that his Maiestv has nr th Kia. i.nrrf p..iav l urota st cnofidential note to Mr
7 taid,; that we have nd decided objection jsuch persons, and one hundred i thonsand givon away the wholo of the lands jn that, Verea. It is ibrlea(orfeesj.9f0 realej Pizarrty roiatiBg eoHl.'fl ,