Indiana Republican, Volume 2, Number 66, Madison, Jefferson County, 14 March 1818 — Page 2

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n ii ..i:., r: ,1 the removal of the case to the coun- equivocations, insomuch as to Meade made a rW,..

'ill Lilt. Li CUJ.IU1 3 11 vuuiui - 1 -. t "Ww;!p . I was confirmed by the assignees in a of war, at Madrid, wherethe render ho ' '. Jowevtt Hewnr royal S" 4

London the tribunal of com- sentence was confirmed, mr. wen inienaeu auu yuutu, .u uie revenue? I merce having cognizance of all Meade had a right to an appeal ly useless !J'4

commercial affairs in Spain, and but was refused ne pemiuu.u .. -" F'ent.'and

all persons curving on trade there trie King wno commanueu iuc n J - xmpeaim, even foreigners) being amenable he should be heard by the same Philadelphia, Dec. 4,-1817. turning the san.e to hi r,t uc or. miirtf' hnt. n Mr.1 M. conceived j0d Preserve vrm

cordindv to take charge of the the judges to have evinced a par- Copy of an official letter addressed Julian ernandeZ N ' XrKof the estate and to be tialily in the case, at Mr. M's re- r Storet, treasurer Madrid, .,9th N0v.

mam wAfy 7 tribunal for -quest five new judges were added general of bpatn, for we year . the troceeds, being prohibited, to the five, of which the court 1817, to the treasurer of the re- (REPLYij under the penalty of the bonds, before was composed. .In this -venue or provincial rents of Ca. Under date of the ij from disposing of the funds with- state of the case, M'Dermot pre- dtz. ' you were pleased to S3y

out the sanction ot the tnounai. seniea a petition, au uidi. mi. - - r -7 , . '"ld, mod

HavincT settled the-affairs ot Meade was about to leave spam, -you m., F,tdsc MaiC mrormation the estate, and paid all demands and praying that he should be site exists as yet which R.Meade had been demanded by V) thereon there remained in his compelled to pay the money or made on the ,19th Feb. 1814, of periors , that this tribunals hands about fifty thousand dol- to be . put in confinement, and reals 1,050,327, and 20 marave- stare whether it was true i.-,. ...aicI hm nph. the order was accordindv granted dis, in virtue of a sentence of the by its order, R. MeadorJ

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tioned the tribunal to be permit- (tnrougu tne imiuence 01 uic i,wuu4; Wi v r " uroyaitrf

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ted to remit to the assignees in . jormsu minister; oy me uvc pn tiviu. London, The delays attending mitive judges, though the king God preserve you many n QnmeU nrwAincra nrpvntfid had exnresslv decreed that no vICiOR oURhl.

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nr,i Mr mrjn Hunter, one case of Mr. Meade, but with the -Ming returned to him?

UlHil 111! I a. w - - . 7 I Til of the principals of the bankrupt presence of the new judges. On (answer.) In reply to these question

house, was sent to tjadiz, ana tne 2a ot May, ibio, ivir. m. uicuiuuicm hwi nwci v..,...., U1 1(Javc ()stJ(e,

on the eve cf getting the business was seized and imprisoned m the ' your ollicial letter ot the 2ad ot at tne suit ot John U

settled, Jvir, jiass 1 cseapiin iroiu casue oauu wk,, r.w..t .ki..viwn ... .w, iV. iyii(Jjf

his bail in England appeared also confined in a dungeoue with a cleposite or K. Meade, I sent a balance ot accounts, the H n C.W. and laid'an embargo on centinel at his door, and for sev- copy of said letter to the adminis- reals of vciion i,cc0,hi.

the funds, under the pretence of eral months locked up at night. trator general of the revenue of ravedis, in the course ot t havintr been illerallv included in The minister of the U. States, the province, on the 28th of the cccdings, this tribunal

the bankruptcy. John M'Der- Mr. Erving, has made strong re- same month, in consequence of sentence, commanding R". mot was appointed as the agent monstrances to the Spanish gov- all the archives corresponding to to tleposite the aforesaid

of Hunter, and Mr. Meade ot- crnment acrainst tnese uniust ana c ui in wjhlu iuc miu ocpo- . lujdi ucuury 01 tiisrev;

fpred to nav to Hunter or M'Der- cruel persecutions of an Ameri- site was made existing in his de- and this was done i trc

mot the amount in his hands, can citizen; these remonstrances partment, and under his control ; notes of effective cash, whid on their giving bonds satisfactory have drawn from the king an or- and under this date he answered Meade had to receive frtra to the tribunal of commerce, in der to the council, Xodepatch Mr. ine as" follows: department, and ihcdcp.

lieu of his own: those persons Meade's case; but there is at this "General administration ot tnus made, the treasurer

rot being able to procure such time strong reason to believe, the rents of the province. By ing himself to hold thear sureties as the tribunal would ac- thai, while such an order is given, the archives of judicial deposites, at the disposition of this trii

ccpt, that body suddenly, and of to amuse the American minsters, -and corresponding to tiic year ihc sum deposited subs! its own accord, decreed that Mr. a secret order is given to delay '1814, which exist in this admin- tho' M'Dermot aftcrwii

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M. should, on the following the decision as the present state of istration, it appeais unqueadona- tended that R. Meade sImI morning, place the money in the the treasury would render the pay- hly thaf R.Meade deposited, on liver him said sum, wiling kind's treasury, until M'Dermot mcnt of the money inconvenient, it the 19th of February of said regard to the depose, it d

or Hunter should give the securi- bring apparent that the money year, in virtue of a sentence of take place, on account d

ty required ; it being declared must be paid on the liberation of the royal tribunal of the consula- Mcace having appealed, that all Mr. Meade's property Mr. Meade. do of the day before, the sum of said Meade applied to his ua;

should be embargoed in case of , . . reals of vcllon 1,050,327, and and, through the minister c non-payment at the time limited. . 1 corroboration ot the pnn- 20 niaravedis, and that i.o sum nance, there was -s,ued ai

Innursuance to the said order Mr. wPdl ll? "'uing biaic- has evcr bccn returned to the pre order, dated 10th Au

) 1 nose re- sent (jaVj ()J1 account Qc s de jn which it was ioni'.:ji md tne cir- posite) which I beg leave to state in nc mean time lend

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the treasurer acknowledged to - r - yesterday, in which you transmit arorcsaid deposite, this tu have received the sum in question the document;, uejLwitn sent, me a copy of tae letter received should' suspend its nc. bv order of the tribunal, to be Upie or tnose leiating to Mr. by you trom the treasurer general 'i his tribunal -consul it held subject to the future dispo- Irving s correspondence with the ot lhc 22d of this monthfa coundl )f wjr r):i sition of that body. A ques- Jpanisft government, nave also God preseive you many years, point, and in virtue of a desp tion having been made, at the in. ocen transmitted to the depart- ANTOj'U Y. SARJiE. of which the adjoined is a u stigation of M'Dermot, whether mcnt ot state at Wasngtn. Cadiz, 29th april, 1817. copy, they submitted the M the sum had been paid into the The undersigned, in miking And which J, therefore, beg proceedings, to the supreme a treasury in specie or in treasury this appeal to the president, will leave to transcribe to you as an cil, as commanded by said r

nntfc thp. intendant answered, to not nresume to add a sinrr e r.om. answer to vour oiucial Isrrr.p. nrrlpr. 'I'hr- snnremc cos

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an official enquiry ot the tribunal, ment, but must await the result Ood preserve you many years, makes mention of the sitw that " the deposite had been nude with trembling anxiety ; lecan- BENITO ELERS, the aforesaid document; and in due form under his inspection, not however avoid respectfully Treasurer of Cadiz, the strongest proof thank in effective specie, and that when- intimating a hope, that if kindly Cadiz, 20th April, i3i7. posite exists at the dispositioi

evcr the tribunal should order its disposed to act efficiently in a case this tribunal, from the cirf payment, his majesty would pay 50 interesting to Mr. Meade and Correspondence referred to by stance of the auto, or suit, t it in the same -coin." his family, the president will a- Mr. Erving, in his letter 14th stiil pending in the appeal lx Notwithstanding this, a suit dopt some other means of attain. March. the supreme council. 1'his tr

was brought against Mr. Meade ing his purpose, than through the Copy of an official letter addressed nal cannot resolve to iiou by M'Dermot, and the tribunal, agency of Mr. Erving, it by Don Julian Fernandez Na sum so deposited is ro l1 aware that it had done wrong being now perfectly ascertained, vanctc, treasurer general 0 Spain, ed, and, whilst the suit is oji in ordering the deposite, decided that the representations of that for the year 18 iO, to the trior dent on the appeal, this trit

that Mr. Meade should pay the gentleman to the Spanish govern- and consuls of the royal tribunal cannot regulate its sslltellCI j .... t a 1 ; nr ni ',.. f

money a secona : nmc . ah appeal ment in iur. aicauc s case, are ij commerce oj Cadiz, and their proceedings. , Mtc entered from this decree to not received with that rcsoer.r. or nntvnf. nimnrr Df. MA

the superior tribunal, called abra- attended to with that promptness In order to answer with due or NICHOLAS JJU1 . . . m nn I ... . ' I 1 j r 1 . ... . , .

xjas (Mr. ivi. xuvmg a ngnc 10 ana ocsirc or aecommodation, correct knowledge, a certain in- Cadiz, 20th Nov. tint onni'jl hv the Ttli and nth tp fn their iustlre. to hi ctatinti fnrmiMon m runnnrt .,.i.:u 1.-- .

ai ticks of the treaty between the and conduct, or to the character been demanded of me hv mv .n. in Untr of 'the report

V. States and Spain.) While the of the country he represents. On .periors, with the least possible dp. Hiatirm of Great Britain If1'

cause was there pending, the the contrary, his communications lay, you will be pleased to inform Spain and her coloniesplaintiff (through the English have been treated with marked me, as early as possible, whether we believe there is little

.minister; procureu au uiuci iwr cusregaru, or answercu oy tnmng py order ot your tnbujial, R. the Natignal AQW

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