At this moment when we hear of daring Conspiracies against a free & happy People: it is perhaps the duty of every well disposed Citizen to give to the Government such information as comes within his view relative to such Conspiracy

The foregoing is a true Coppy of a Letter I received this morning from my friend Mr Benjn Morgan of New Orleans, and as it is entirely on our affairs at new Orleans I have thought it my duty to forward it to you entire—

Mr. Morgan is a native of this State & resided here till within a few years past. he is not forward in speaking disrespectfully of his fellow Citizens, and when he names Characters as in the foregoing he speaks from the accredited reports at New Orleans & which he fears may be true. as respects Comr. T. Truxton he is certainly misinformed as the Gentleman is now here. In his observations on the Policy pursued toward New Orleans, he speaks from experience—of this be assured Sir, that he is a true & honest American, an Admirer of its Government, a warm friend to the Executive, and a man who speaks the sentiments of a patriotic mind. I hope Sir the reasons I have given for troubling you, will [. . .].

I am Sir With due respect Your most Obed Serv