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The GreekS--may the glorious struss' 4
in which they are engaged, result IN WI
determination of their foes, and rescue ths


classic land of their forefathers from 'A'


oppression Of infdels.
4 The Great american Family-HaSlf;s
one common interest in the happiness y
each other. may they have one common
feeling. al


j The Cause Of Liberty throughout ~
: World-By DR.. Gomez-The great 'y


,tion Of the United States-the cradle


the liberty Of America and the rampant
t the Independence Of her new States, n%
: the two countries, most distant by 'n's
Typographical position, become the 1''
!. proximate by their political ties.
a After their Excellencies had retlreoI


5 Our highly respected and distinssu'" a..
q countrymau and guest-Hs Ercel0a,E NJ
Il Caesar A. Rodney, the first American w.
e e|nister deputed to South American
1t dependent nation-May his voyage =. :.
e Buenos Ayres be prosperous, and n''''
I, idence there happy.


e Our distinguished guest, DR.. Go'ntsL,tI ,-,t
d Republican Of the South. whose 'n's.II
IS gcnce and worth, entitle him to gensss
y y|respect, and whose amenity Of MANN, n.o
lie claims for him the esteem Of all who ''l
d been honored with his acquaintance paI
g The French ship Circe arrived =. ro",| mi
Is on the 18th Of November with the Vo~ W.
i de Gestas on board, Consul Genera 4
4 Charge des Affaires of France IN brSN