Western Sun, Volume 2, Number 42, Vincennes, Knox County, 23 September 1809 — Page 2

Order of the Junta to General Cucesta. RoyaI Palace of Seville, May 3d. Most excellent sir, THE letter which don Joaquin Maria Setelo has directed through you to the vice president has been read by the Junta ; this body, conlttnt in its principles and itfolutions, directs you to anlwer Mtii by rep-tin to him veruttim the contents of yr.ur reply to his full letter, adding the following : k And inafmuch as the letter of your exctlhjiuy of the U7th does not let forth any reufou to induce the Junta to clunge their refoljtton, I 'have been directed to inform your excellency that fuch isthe Cafe, and tint this will be the laft time that any anfwer will he m de, unlefs the French conform fully with :he preliminary conditions of the Junta anU carry them immediately into nT-d." This is the royal order which 1 communicate to you for your knowledge and obicrvnce. God prelerve you many years. (Signed) MARTIN 13 R GARY. Aloft excellent lignior don Gregaiio de la Cuefla. , . SF.VIT.LE GAZETTE, My 15. Letter of Don Joaquin Maria de Satela to General Cuesta. Madkid, May 9. Most excellent sir I REQUEST your excelUncy to forward the adjoining letter to the iVinior vi:e prefiJent of the Supreme ct-ntt I jtirun, notwithftanding thaj 1 have Joit ill h pes of receiving an anfwer. God prrlVrve you rnanyears, (Signed) 1- , " Joiuftili ,, iria Satelo. To his excellency t lie ucirlf in chief of the army o Satelo s letter to the president cf the Junta Me it id a, My 9. Jllost excellent sir, 1 AM informed by the jeply which gen. . Cued. . has mde to my tttr ot the 27th of April, that unlefs my jnilli-in llmu'.d have for its ohjeel the "reltoralion of Ferdinand Vlllth, the fupreme junti Iris irr ocihly determined not to anfwer ru, nor liilrn to the means which I have to prop .iV to mitigate, the calamities of the nation.' This h in my opinion as much as to fjv. that unL-fs the evils which alllidl lipun ht removed by what alone the junta confi ''s an efficacious remedy, tiny will rot flT r fuch expedients. to be applied as v.nuhl comport with the preft-nt circ umllances ; noT,v.dl thry even condelVend to ex ajrii!. art thof- rNprilirnts, as to what i; hr;r c'j cU and what effect thry misht j ro'uce. Whatever he the conlVcpj"Hc e of i'i ii-fhx.!;Ie a determin tion, it wilnotleft'ii tii? irlorv of thofc who have fought to allrM-te th fufferiugs i t our country, nor n 5 i it Jit inlh th ir z-al to ernphy tli'ini Ur-s cor.ll intly in promoting her happiGod ivHerve vcu manv years. (Signed) fTjq:u: Maria Satelo To his exrellrniy the Vic V' t lidciit of the Supreme Central Junta.

the government of the kingdom hns f rn the 1 til letter which don Jo. quin S .telo has addrelTed to their pitfident through you ; and in conformity to their former rt folutiou communicated to your excellency, they have again refolved than no anlwrr ic nude to him. I communicate the fame to your excellency for your guidance c obi.rvante. God preferve you many years. (Signed) Martin de Gary. To his excellency Don Gregario Cuella. '

():d -r f t!i junta to "-en. Cu-P.a.

FOR THE WESTERN SUN. To A Friend to Truth. I fliould befoie this have entered my protefl agaiuft the erroneous contlufions contained in your ftcond addrefs to the citizer.s of Indiana had 1 not been taught to believe that you would in a fubltquent number of the Wellern Sun fuccefsfully expofe my fallacious reafouing. To have replied to every paragraph in your iVurrilous tiTay would have occupied a g-eater portion of the Sun, than I had a right to expeel, to this, and a convidion that your vindictive and ill fated charoes would make no imprtflion upon the mind of the moft infjgnificant foot boy that pads the (Ireet, is to be, attributed my iilence, lc not to a belief that they poflVflcd any foundation in truth. You mull indeed be an adept in the art of legerdemain to convince the citizens of In diana that the executive was itimulated by ambitious motives to alter the tenure by which the judge&Ciriht inferior courts held their commililbiis.it is a well eftablifhrd maxim, ancToUe tiiit tionly controverted by the fjpiht Ener of A Friend to Truth,' that arijjicrpendent judiciary is the bulwark of a republic, the glory of freemen, and an impregnable rampart that (hields them from the tilbrts of tyranny, and the rod of opprellion. In julhce to 4 one of our fupreme judges' an honorable and dignified member of the bench, who you alfert has defcended from the dignity of his flation to detend in a news paper controverly the obnoxious c tottering admisuftration of our governor,' 1 112 Li ft inform the public that he v;is not the author, nor concerned in writ'ng ereminh Jingle, of this you Were informed by the Editor, at the time von handed him vour elTiy for publication. Under thrfe circutullances permit me to ik what could h.ave induced you to vent ytiur iplern agaii.lt the Jtrle t)y publiihing a bafe and intrntiunul tdfrhooJ ? I anfwei, the judge duly pp-prc-ciatin your reputation puUitihed ymr i:i the liidiaua Gazette, a th.itf, a liar, ai d a fcoundrel,' unable to dejr yrur clMr-'rt-r of thofe imputations w!:iih phtrc cd i: Pluto's drear v realms, vou have on ev'-ry occafion maniirlted the mahce ai d t: r y th-jt rankles in your ignohlr hreall. Vour i p-p-'iiMit l;owctr in drlpite o! ' yo'jr u:.p:u:ciulcd rtiinitv. Ids t'aii-td the clieem I hjj counti) ta at.d the ? and ief:.iit,lr ftatioti he now oci upie L -n ( w.n,ic (A the toi i.deiir e the e;:e r .1 ;.;nvr i.rM ;il ic-jvf-s in his integrity ar.d t-.ient:. Dddamins' to i o!tt r.d v. i:h an n ! . m f.,: v wlio ha j lo'ig kince n ls,'::i.ilhr J. i ; attict;mm: totnrli at d honor, I fi.i! m futore treat with ul-u co::enp year kai.uluUi

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tl.T- manners uf the most jioiiilijeL1

nations ; the ;,luaile acidi; m u !uei t!;ey iuive nu.dc to the hbn

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peat the naiiiis ol tholb who inuV

done Imnor .o their to the

country and to human natur

wouid furndli die fuojict ot vo

limes. Sumcc it to lav that theJ

dea ot female inferiority, ib deuX cherithed l;y the Ala!i(inu tans Alia, is nearly exploded from 1 rope. That capacity ol luperior imprqvtmeut ; that immortality cf nature ib olten denied them by thij proud men of the ancient work, arc now thoroughly accoideq them ; and in the purfuit of immortal life, and in the duties lead ins to endless felicity, they 'havtj lar outdripped their partners. 4H Chrilliauity, pointing to h'u;hr ck better worlds, was treated coVi ly by the men, but rtceivevl a ueij come reception in the heart:' anri lives of women. The vii t;..' w hich it taught w ere congenial tc the female mind ; and in its ctntii bat with fin and fenfe, with lfi proud fcience'ei during aiTotni( of man, it found in women lit i ... i

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