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great moral and intellectual, as well as political, weight in the world, and can be religious, and moral, and literary, and encourage the arts aud sciences, and have pleasures and amusements, and the joys and deiicacies of rational, and intellectual, and civilized society," and yet have no National Debt, no king!i If any courier from Canada, or any traveller from the back settle ments of America, shall whisper in your maiesty's ear, that in the United States the People are not 50 happy as repre- sent them, and that some day or anoth, CT the Americans will have King, or many Kings, and that the Republic will become monarchy, treat such a man as your enemy. as one who would insult and deceive you, and do by him as your late accomplished brother did by person named Brummell-ring the bell and order his carriage.n