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before any opinion could be pronounced. ne re,
Grated the assurance Of the friendly interest," .la'
was felt amongst us, for the success OF sne cAose
in which his country was embarked, ana ausel'e .
to The part which our government had acted II
relation to the South American struggle, par'
so much in advance of that Of any other govern
ment-as a sure indication that it could ieei nc
backwardness in welcoming, when the proper da,
arrived the New born freedom of Greece, in.e
the family of nations. In the end, Mr. X. inform
ell him, that he would gladly become the M ofeaI I
of transmitting to the Government OF the onlteo
States what ever distinctive overtures OF commu'
he might determine to make 10 Tt
request which he had himself previously mace
These oyerturcs he set forth in the paper encios
ed to Mr.. Adams, which elected the following
communications from that able Statesman.


AURORA.