Tani ad
“Jw ecord pont is as simple and obs
a5 as the Gist, and 1 will treat of it it
the coi fidence, with which ought to bel
‘nspired by the indisputable justice of my
imporunity, the justificatiun of the Amer-
. jeh govemnmetty and the importance of the
ie £3 ot
ee ————
PS
a
Re © It is known to you, snd is universally|=<=that the president will be pleased to
; the necessary orders te the colle 0
the customs, not admit mio the p
of the United States, vessel u
public 2nd notorious that a facious band
vi msargents and incendiaries conte with
Wnpunity; in the province of Louisiana and
especinily in New Orleans and Natchito-
ches, uninterrupted system of raising and
arming troops, to fight the flame of revo
* Jution in the kingdom of New Spain, and
‘to rob the spacific inhabitants of the domidi-
ions of the king, my master The ivasion
of the internal province the horrible assas-
“ginations committed in Sad Antonio de
Bexer, and the namesof the perfidious
porpetrators unbeared of crimes, have
vired the publicity, which grea
crimes always will acquire. ~All Louist
‘ana has witnessed these armaments—ithe
public enlistments (los engauches publi-
cos) ; the transportation of arms ; the junc-
tion of the insurgents and their hostile and
warlike march frem the territory of this
republic against the possessions of a friend
‘and neighbouring power——neither threats
por the laws, nor the indignation ef well
disposed citizens, no: even the proclama-
_ +, tion of the president of the first of Septeme
her last intended to restrain these highway
robbers, have been sufficient to stop thei
nefarious plans
prosecute them with the greatest order and
_rancour, mere and more exaspel ated at see
ing the glorious triumphs ot the Spanish
_ mation, the adhesion of iis subjects to the
adored mopareb, and the approaching re-
+. ‘esablishmcntof the relations
. respective nations, it
, they are now colisting
for other expeditions,
ter, toinvade again the comiricns of his ca-
the direction of ring.
leaders Jose Alvarez de Teledo, and Man-
who had just arrived at that
ointment (as he seys)of
Tnited States, self-styled
Mexican Congress, who has delivered to
hundred ~ comipissions in
tholic majesty, under
uel de Herr,
city, with the ap
minister to the
i
og oledo fifteen
in blank, from |
, he may confer them on a number of officers
which he is recruiting in the territory of the
Union, 1 omit mentioning to. you other
| innumerable acts of this kind which prove
3 _ + the publicity of these armaments, and the
continue~I will
that the
and the
r : authority ofdhe hest writer on.public low
impurity with which the
gonfine myself to stating to you,
most common practice of nations 5
would give x right to the King my master
his subjects—
thei barbarity, I
of you to
concerned in the sedition, that is to say
i wthe self-styled minister,
perameDectors Robmson, Humbert—Ma
jos Piere and Preire and thew followers ;
wthat they may be punished with all the
in
cases of this kind. That troops which they
vigor, which the laws prescribe
have raised, may be disarmed and dis
persed,
be taken to prevent,
spirits froin having an
suing their designs,
| compromit the good intelligence
sists between our
in future, these evi
. of his
laws. cannot but consider himself authoris
ed to retain the projects and hostile eas
war against a friendly power from the ter
ritory 0
ing himself of the means which the con
stitution,
p¢ to him for obliging these Persons to aban
am certain that : No
distinguished talents ok the presiden
-
ivil (or municiple
bi
isnot ene urder the ©
Jaws which bind together nations mutual
Jo—perpetrated by the citizens os resident
of the Union, of which the king
¥ »
i whose Jurisdiction it has been exgoutdy
{that the may give bim competent sa fac
uoa, with a knowledge olthe act by
ing the delinquents to be punished as
ty of high treason ‘against both governs
ents.
On the contrary the
between our
is known (0 me that
in New Orleans, men
both by land and was
that Body of insurgents, that
td require of the goveriment to deliver up
these traitors, incendaries enemies of ali
gorial order and disturbers of the peace of
but as the object of my sov-
ereign 1s Rot to avange himself of this ban-
ditti, but to shield his subjects against
confine myself to asking
obtain of the president orders for
the prosecution of the principal persons
Jose Alvarcz de. Tolede—Anaga Ortez
Manuel de Her-
and that the necessary measures
opportunity of pur-
and attempting to
which sub-
; respective governments.
. The president cannot but have seen with
sensibility, as well the total want ot effect
proclamation of the lenient measures
which he had adopted against these crimi-
nals who boast of recognizing no law, sub-
ordination or moral principle, as the pro:
tection and support which they haye recciy-
ed and do receive from the authorities at}
i ‘New Orleans; contrary to his express or-
ol ders, His excellency, as he is encharged
by this republic with watching over ts se-
curity,and the observance of its treaties and
ures ofa set of adventures, who makelthe brig captured by , the
fthe confederation, compromoting
its tranquility and high character, by evail-
the laws and bis prudence offer iyo cry of Five!—It was found to proceed
‘gon their designs and to manifest to his
with which the
majesty. the indignation
United Sates. view. the hostile plans, and beere discovereds:
the sedition of that band of meendiarics—1
nC it cannot concealed from
ar sof that the point of which I treaty,
Jaw in which case my soyereign must Dave bith that of much other Jo) pi
recourse to the ordinary’ tribunals—but it
is a manifest and flagrant violation of the
10y master northward. We understand the general
5
4
. A West: Chester, Fel vy
a] Last week gave Dirth to many hcidents,)
at two colored men within the tiofough of
BEI West-Clesier were indicted andifined for
tkeeping tippling houses. =A woman
“The third and last is reduced to these not
give Barbary Wa: gs, late from Boston appears
of ed atthe «G reeptree” in West §ihester
RiStecliped and only pars visible.
thet
insurrectionary fag of Carthagena, of the
Mexican congress, of Buenos Ayres; or of} 5k ME,
«A 4 is before the tnusc £¥ Represen-
the other places which have revelted 2-1, ADE A hore the ft ee 4F Reprosen
gainst ge authority of the king, If ASST] pr Diate ON «dy every person
nor those coming from them. That they | irs
should not permit them to land or to sell
in this covntry the shaeinl pho ozecds of their : :
piracy, oF A and. which Jess 10 o. [OF apPoited to bil that dicy fever Were
quip themselves mn these poris, as they do| Prats or soepnds In ae send that
for thie purpose of going to sea, ko destroy; ¥ ES RP. Twg oO {How inActiastt Ou
and to plunder the vessels which they may 2 tors ate becoming.) oyfr. corre pon:
eet wits wig Spanish fag. Th ‘dent informs us of many fiove bids of a
tolerance, subversive of the most solemn Di Be be sn J is orsly
. - : . CR out : PE iresent LIFR0S f YO FRG ae
stipulations in treaties between Spatvand| un of : ne is
‘he United States ; and diametrically ope Caer bili of high more A bil for fur
2 : al clecions exe
; a : ther regulating the ge!
: : public se- h Oh
sed Lo the general principles of 1 ee tending the right of suffrage to every free~
Lae
appoitited to of ies of honour,
trustor prod, to swear of afurn before ac-
ce piing of any office they huay pe eleciud
go even Hizcugh
| use of Rupresentutives
14: the public despoiiors, wah fae
ces dressed in siniles, aud bodias hand ig
| [nto be s, kearigp all who ave Knownto
"swore she was guilty otadultery and would {100 dueply te thames I huow the
be believed, and lastly, George TW.J3C HIE RaLOR Si |
I ht be deterred by delicacy {rom puting
] qQueslions 1044
Pie sauctiondd by the EE i gi
the nation shall xuow tucig’’ lis?
home quastions; and if tos
Cproacaluives hati lav bok Ay
Heproeoni«feasel shalliny beistaghe Hoos
gp HOD - HERO OL CunlGsiony coripiinig
ged publ YObDOvY, Us Diver was hiro:
0 whi belory in ar Pgs fea) QY
Rou wie I shall l ny Rge' op, Hanon. 1
it shad have co pay for this. Bas
oF personal case 1 should never have lel
home. I know that itis 10 rouse the guilty
hot, bat 1 despise them afl.
price dl au wo pay tov wy diy, Know,
the assassin of reputatmy, already nibs his
pes tor me, but that shall not Ber me
TY pecondime which [ owe 10 mv
countrv——which 1 owe ta mys :
owe tomy God.” Sy seli--whict ¥
A : ’ :
A gentleman receutly arrived fiom Pars
curity and faith, and to the laws of nations. “TTB CR and to | coro alk fa bill
produces the most’ melaticholy eRiction] eos pars to cot 1 0 ’
interest of the subjects of « his cathe. (20 9080 general impo ft but Lighly tere
x oo : : "0" esting to many ef ont (pibscribers, authori
ie majesty. ' sing the Governor t
‘Certain it is, that ncither Carthagena, shaves of Stock in the
nov any of the Spanish dominions in us pike.
hemisphere, which has revolted cab be 18
-ommunication with any power friendly to
Spain, since either on its part, nor on thet
of any other government, has their inde-|
endence been acknowledged ; and it is. BLALE,
consequently an o fence against the digri.,
ty of the Spatish monarchy; and against
ihe sovereignty of the King, oy inaster. tol
admit vessels from Sach places fanned ki We have
connmanded by insurgents, and armed in of respectability to anothe” inthis city, da.
the dominions of this confederation; par- ted Awiclia {sland, Jap. §8, 18106; which
ticularly as they ave all pirates, and donot staics that ihe intelligenge received from
respect any flag, ave justly considered the Havanna at that place, is bf such a nature,
disgrace of the seas, and are execrated by that itis confidently belicyed the Floridas
all nations, will soon be in possession of the British.
The three preceeding points sve obauth, Save Rep
established equity and justice, that it would 35x)
be offensive to the delicacy of the goyern-{ \
ment to suppose that could delay Mneer{ niarghal Massena bas |
any pretext, to. determine on them, 1 the ‘he was passing through ou
j{manner I have proposed, and which Lhave 44 of France. His hedith isin sucha
an express order to request, (solicitaPs) 10 gia ie: that Ins Tife is dispairgd of.
the name of the king my mastery The: gy ¥
On the 3d inst, M \Conyngham repori-
ed, in rhe House of Representatives of this
a Militia Bill of oF pages.
THE FLOREDAS.
seen 4 letter\irom a gentleqaan
Lokoox, Dec 5.
cen aryvested,as
x
prompt interposition of the prosidenty thas / Tr
Ibe a The czucussin
ext Presidenty
The govern
g for the
his majesty may be gratified, wo 1 a
cemmenced
uew testimony of his [riendly disposition has alyeady
toward Spain an evident proof Hiathe is ment paper (the
determined.to put an end to the incalcula- comg¢ out in favor of Mr, Monroe in pref r=
ble extortion and injurics which Spain ence 10 Mr. Crawlord, thi present Secre-
tras suffered for the “spade “of seven years tary of War. - The canflidates spokeniot
"from the the gang of adventirers who have for the Vice Presidency are (iovernor
assailed her from the bosom of this repub- Snydpr, and Gov. Tompkins of New-York,
lic; a means ot fixing the frank and sin- : :
B
cere system of good neighborbood which !
so much interests both states; and finally,
a sere perliminay to the removal of all the
difficulties which may present themselves
in the negociations, which ought i- :
in the negociations hich ought totermi- Giccnment have reccived despatches
nate all the pending discussions between es Ne Sp rh
as t rom sir George Cockburn, from Bt. Heie
the two QOVErDmenis and to fix forever bes = i, Trg : 3
tween them a perpetual and solid friend. I> dited the 25th October, he had arrived
chip Re perp thiereion the 15th. General Bonaparte is
P i stated to be in good health and tolerable
If, as 1 flatter myself, the president gives spiri The persons of his suit are also
all the attention which is due to affairs of well, but are reported in private letiers wo
endant, id yields be heartily sick of their expedition. Ve
to my, solicitations, 1 can asstre his excels undetsi yond he was in tolerable good spir-
lencygand yourself, that there will be uo= its during the whole of the voyage. But
thing which the king my nuaster will net be he was nlpeh damped when he was shown
disposed to do, to satu fy this republic, the place &f his future rosideatt. oh the
which may be compatible with his dignity top ofthe b
and with the interests of his subjects. residence of
I renew to you the _agsprances of my complained
particular respect, and ofny constant de- jarge, but the real causg of disitke ‘was pro-
sire to please you, and pray God to pre- Lubly nut the suilincss of the house, bw
serve your life many years. the position of it: It is so situated tbat no
(Sigved) Lovis pe Oxre. |PErson can either approachor ieave it with
33 bh Aner B6 The sahians oi hi
Washington, Dec. 30, 1815. nut being seem. ~The companions of hia
Hon. James M fc, & veyage were hearliy tived of their expedt
on: James Monroe, &c. Ko. tion, and some of them, it supposed, will
[= TT
: - soon entreat permission to return to Yu-
AmerIicAN PaTrioT.
tone.
« To gheak his thoughits—
Is every Freeman’ sright.”
Qf srmaom———y
BELLEFONTE, FEBRUARY 24, 1816.
naparte arrived at St.
Helena.
such trapscendant importance, and
|
we Licutepant Governor. He
its nef being cofficiontly
"ary
w—— & G——
Axrtors, (Denmark) Dee. 10.
Sen
A merchant vessel ditivedat Kiel, a few
{days * stnce, which was formerly destined te
it is said, have restored transport Napoleon to America. A French
Americans to the capt. who had married a young woman be-
longing to Holstein, had conceived the pro
| ject of saving him, whenie was at Roche
About 4 o'clock on Monday meming last,|!or*: To this effect he had quilted some
- rer : . teasks inside, i ic ‘
the citizens of this town were alarmed by Cass on the Juside, 10 which be could:
easily conceal Bonaparje, Sayary and Ber-
trand.. He had on board, ak the provi
-{ The Spaniards,
-| Aigerines.
“Irom the building ‘occupied by Mr. Joho'G,
owrey. Fortunately, howewet, before the
ames had made apy Pros
at nN
A
having gained the high ‘seas, divgotiy
dNcw. York The impatience, of “mathe
the fear of Bouaparte, which made hi
surrender himself to the Eoghsh,
“fed this plan. | On the return of this ft}
te Kiel, the casks were shown w ichiwlie rc
to hive received the fugitive and his aid:
de-camp. {)
sedulous exertion:
oon extinguish
penetrated the stair-w
3 which, the destruction 0
Jing must have ‘been in
t.
ene 1 “3 ; .
|} Major General Brown, and lady, actived
«fin New-York on the id mst from the
JOHN RANDOLPH.
| _ The following sentiments WeIC express.
has fixed his head quariewdn that city forjedby Mc: Randolph in debute; on the Jd
gives information,
{orlous (pools to i
ie government wnde
with positive apd no-
pithe présonés {insta ;
subscribe for 150
ttle Coneslogo tuvn- gland aud Prossia, together with a stroag
26 Juty in Paris, were concerned.
of the fronticr]
National Ihteliigenecr) hast
1 called Longwood, the usual]
sions necessary for the voyage (estineddi f
appearance for Kigh; Lie was to gail, aft edhe
154 asserts confidently, and relates circum-
rove th . . : y
ais that a congpiracy was formed for
idcthron'ng Louis the eighteenth, in whict
3 principal officers in the service of In-
?russiand and English sougi Se
; ng anid English sought the destruc
'tien of France, and the Freuch her salvati-
on, a difference naturally arose abeut the
successor; and, finally, Wellington, who
fancied the plot was disclosed by others,
APE | Brrr ast 3
enewed his Joug-suspended intercourse
I'with Louis a {aw weeks before the executi-
jouef Marshal Ney. This mysterious af-
fair vars probably carried on with a kiowl-
edge of the Engl®h goverstinent, for pur
poses casily conceivable; as the complete:
coercion of Louis, who to save himsel$
would passively comply with all their or-
dors, &e. &e. Several of the French cn~
gaged in the project retired to Prussia by
the premissions und {favor of Prussian offi
cers. The French themselves could not
agree; seus being in favour of the duke of
Orle:ns; ofiers insisting on a regency ang
young Napoleon. oe
wm—
(rom the New- York Commercial Adverts
From our Correspondent,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.
Mr. Randolph, af ane quarter before §
this ‘day; closed a speech of at lewst ten
hous in length, which he began on Thurgs
day. A litde before he stoppzd,he ohsery~
ed that he bad merely entered the thr Waid
bu. such was his fatigue and agony, from
the bead-ach and other causes, that he
shouid pot proceed further. He, hower-
er in imated that he shouid resumc the
thread of his discourse on some future oc-
casion, when it should be proper.—It was
delivered in committee of the whole, on tha
resolution repsrted by the committee of
ways and means for reducing the laod tox
to three millions of dollars, or rather on ap
ameadinent proposed to that resolution, ths
purpori of which amendment was 10 abol.
ish the land tax entirely Mr Raadolph
in his speech (ook a most extensive range,
is which he gave an historic sketch of the
conduct apd misconduct of the different
{ administrations sice the formation of the
conceived 10 be the funlts, vices and core
ruptions ef the perties, and Jashing with
pungent and savcastic seterity the individe
uals (tot giving them names however) wha
had an agency in these corruptions. He
very emphatically pointed out the incon
sistency of the present ruling party, with
their former republican privciples under
the administration of Mr. Adams, in their
profusion of expenditures, foudness tor
heavy taxes, standing armies, &c. and pars
ticularly Mr. Madison's glaring inconsis
tency with his former principles congined
in a report, written and advocated by him-
self inthe House of Delegates in Virginie
ay upon the subject of standing armies and
militia.
Although he might be correct in stating,
it the begining of his observations, that he
jconsidered it inorder to discuss the foreign
redations of the country as well as our do-
mestic, intérinal and fiscal concerns, there
was in the speech much irrevelancy of
mater. He was, however, ereat and able
in the raging and if Tam not much mista
{ken this speech will, when published, 3¢
sad awit great interesty in these and future
imes; It was embelfished with much ge.»
nine sarcastic wit and his numerous a}-
Ying, beautiful and drnamentale, © 8
He yesterday said, [afterapologising for
the time he had trespassed Rr the gati-
¢ of the . house] that this was his last
i ort to save the constitution and the lip-
rtics of this countrys that after the pres
sent question was disposed of, and She d-
‘her, (as understood him) bis lips as a
public mm should be closed torever,
cannot positively say what wae his gi¥e-
3
3 oR 3
Wigi
Leave wot. Had I consulted solfish poicy.
1 know the -
ser. ‘
prefet yoverbment, pointing out what Le
ye | usions to ancipet and moderi history and
ustrat-1 he classics. were many of them interest-
LR
pe)