mind of the Acting Governor, with the be- licfthat ] am the writer of those pltalica- tions. As ] am unwilling to deprive an- other of the praise due to him, Tnow public ly deny that l have had any thing to do with either oft the publications nor do wish to have any thing to do with the sub- Ject in controversy.

 lhave but little expectation, that this denial will be pefaaitted to have the effect of refao~ing from the mind of the Netting Governor, the belief of my being the wri- ter of < Fourehe'--those, through whose agency and assurances, he has inlbibed that belief, have too implaeable hatred towards me, not to support their false as sertions, by the poSt solemn asseverations, rather than be foiied in the object they have in view.

 If the Netting Governor has any desire to have my views on the subject, hint to that effect through the medium of his po- laicat organ, the Gazette, shall be prompt- ly attended to, not from desire to parti- cipate in the controversy, but merely as an accommodation to him.

 M. CUNNINGHAM.