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, • mold sci"crfy be otherwise than a <*.u’y t<*
take immediate advantage of it
Such however was not Mr Jackson’s oj
» P>n on* Ho preferred answering the ap*
* oealj which had been made to him, by r«j
iterating with aggravatioas the offensive
insinuation. He says, in the la«t para,
graph of his letter of the 4th of N »v ta
Mr Smith—“ You wilt find that, in my cor.
respnndrnCR with you, I have carefully a
voided drawing conclusions, that did not
nec^^^rily follow from the premises ad
varj^Bby me; and least of all should I
thinkwnf uttering an insinuation where I
was unable to substantiate a fact. To facts,
such as I have become acquainted with
Viieot, I have scrupulous y adhered. In so
Woing I mast continue, w henever the good
faith of his Majesty’s government is called
in question, to vindicate its honor and dig
nity, in the mannt r that appears to me
best calculated for that purpose.”
To this, my Lord, thy re coukl be but
one reply. Official intercourse with Mr
Jackson could no longer be productive of
any effects that were not rather to be a.
voided than desired ; and it was pi .inly
impossible that it should continue. He
was, therefore, informed by Mr Smith, in
a letter of the 8.h of November, which rc.
capitulated the inducements to tins una
voidable step, that no further coniinuuica.
tious would ue received from him—that
the nec ssity of this determination would
without delay bt made known to bis gov
ernment—and that, m the meantima
ready attention would be given to any com
munication, affecting the interests.of the
two nations, through any other channel
that might be substituted.
i he President has been pleased to di
rect that 1 should make known this neces.
sity to his Majesty’s government, and at
the same time requests that Mr Jackson
fce recalled. And I atn particularly in
structed to do this in a manner that will
leave no doubt of the undimim^bed dcs>rc
of the U. S. to unite iu all the means the
best calculated to establish the relations
of the two countries on the solid ioundatl.-ns
o( justice, of friendship, and of mu uai in
fetes., lam further particularly instruct,
eu, my Lcid, to make his majesty's gcv.
eminent senstole, that, in ■ equinug the re*
call ot Mr Jackson, the United States wish
not to be uiuieiHtooii tn ...... .1.._
strutting coituiunicattou* winch may lead
to a Ir.uuily ^tcimmodTiior, but that, on
thej^uirary^ ttkv s,n/'iely reta n the de.
•>i(w*hich they IW^t'cousviantiy prcfesscd,
to facilitate' so "<*jry an ivtnl, It that ifo
t.tuig wid )ii ^ a ,,e lu tdtm n
to find the mtnis#r, two has rendered h m.
sell so justly o*ox.oi\ replaced by ano.
ther, who, wtA a differ\ character, may
carry wi.h linn ail the authorities auJ tu.
structiwu requisite lor the complete sue.
cess ot hts mission, or, il trie uuaiumrni ot
this obj.ct through my ..gency six u d be
considered raun expe.j u u , ir oinciw.se
prelefuule, that it w.ll be a course rmile
iy s.insiactory to the U. S.
These ms ruction*, w.icn I lay before
your Lordship Without di gu se, re.,u re
no comment.
Before 1 conclude th s letter it may be
proper very shortly to advert to two cu a
munications, received by Mr Ssccicta.y
Smith from Mr (J.kiey atier the ecu.
respondent with M. Jackson had ceased.
i he first oi these communications (ot
which i am not able to asceit.un the di.tj
requested a docyment, having the effect 01
a specmi passport, or Suleguard, tor .Vit
Jackson and Ins family, dur.ng tr.cir iur„
thtr stay in the U. b. Tms appl cation
wus regarded us somewhat singular, but
the document, ot which the r.tcessity was
rot perceived, was litverinelrss tumuiicd.
1 lie reason* Attigntd tor the api i cat.on
excited some surprise. I have ttcu'-dea
your Lcid&hsp, in conversation, wthatew
remarks, from n y instructions upon on.
rf these masons, which I w II take
(he liberty to repeat. Tie p per n,
quest on states that Mr Jackson “ had al
ready been once mist grossly insulted by
the inhabitants cf Hampton, tu tlie u p j.
'oked language ot abuse held by the n t"
several officers bearing the king’ uniform ;
when thus- officers were themseisos Vi<>.'
In tly assaulted and put in imimneut Ua..».
ger.”
I nm given to understand, my Lord that
the insu t, here nliudro to, was lor tnJ firs'
lime t»roU :ht under the notice of the A.
nierican government by this p.per—hat
it hud, indeed, been among the rumors ot
the day toai Spin, ui becoin n* *cenc h..d
taken place nt wiiimpfon or Nortoik, bo-'
(vim. 11.1 longing <o the /\fr*
«Mi.e frigate *n »%#u ol the lnh*t> t-mts,
«— ard that it tin k ijArr-c in the iiidncretiniv
of the former—that \jo attention to the cir.
^ hnvng been called for, and i.o
er,lTry havina been made, the tiutn of
t'vAne is ui^miwit—but that it wa9 nev
jk|^soppos-tyhal Mr. Jackson hi nselt, ,
^Vno was ot^board the frigate, h^d bteu ,
|>en< nally in$U(ted'~nor is it yet uuders’ood
in wi at wav lie supposes that he was so. !
I am Authorised to add, that any complaint
or rej resent at ion on the subject wouid in. I
Mainly have received every proper aUcn
tiop.
l h:- other communications (of which the
substance Was soon Hlt-r wards published!
U. the American pet pie In thefoim ol a*
circular letter float Mr. Jackion to the
British Consols in th» United States) s* eit:s
to have been intended as a ju-t.ficut on of
Ids conduct in ill at part of bis cnirespon*
tit me, waicb had given umbrage to the
Air.tncan government. This paper [oear.
lug date tile !•> o of November] is nut ve
ry cxp!'.cu_.but it would Appear to br
calculated to give rather a new lurm to the
statements, winch Mr. Jackion had suff.-r.
cd the government ol the United States to
view in ftnmher I g:it, until it had no
choice but to act upon the obvious and na
tural interpretation ot tnem sanctioned by
hiii.sCfF^
It was never objected to Mr. Jackson [as
.0 s paper su ms to suggest] that he had
•fated, that th** three piopositious, tu Mr.
) rskin.’, ori,;ir...l instructions^ were ul),
nit id to Mr. Smith tty that gentle,n urs
or i! at he hit sta.e J u as made known to
him by Mr. C»numgy that the instruction
9 to. Mr. Ersglue, containing those tnr*.
conditions, vo tue o ily o re from w.uch
his .an horny was derived for tne coociu.
sioo of „n >,rr ibg-jiniM oa ut< raa.ter tv
▼ "/Sh it rcla-cu.
.
i
Th* objection wa\, that he had ascri
bed to the Americin gve.-nneru u
knowledge, that the propositions, £u> m.
ted to i|s consideration by Mr. Lrsknie,
were indispensable condi. tons ; and bat
he did so, even after that kno-vledg. had
been distinc iy disclaimed* and he had
been made to peiceive .bat a repetmo.
of the allegation c>u;di.otbi suffered. i
willing.y leave your Lordship to judge,
whether Mr. Jack .oil’s correspond anct
will b-ar a*tv other construct on tnan i;
j m fact received ; u id wneiher. supposing
[ it to have been erroneously construed,
his letter of the 4h ol November should
not have currec ed the mis eke, ms.cad oi
confirming and estabhah-ng it.
As nr* explanation* this paper was e
ven worse than no.h.ng —It had r.oi the
appeatan eot an -ti*mpt»o rect.fy m sap.
piehensi n. It sought to pu: the Ameii.1
can government in ins wrong bya.soru.,
ing that wiia: h.d given so much uin.
brags ought not to bate g ven a y. I;
imported teproach, ra her than ixpLna.
lion. It kept uu cl wght -the real of»'
fence, and, introducing a new and insui
ficient one in i s place, scnnfcd to ms.
etcise no o her wish than to withdraw from
tne gov r.iment of the United S a,es the
ground upon wliich it had proceeded.!
Its appaient pu pose, in a wo.ci was 10
iix a cha:gd ol mjus ice upon the pas ,
not to pioducea beneficial ctf;ct upon the
fu die- In this view, and in this ouly, it
was perfectly const* eut that it should an
i.cunce Mr. Jackson’s de ermmation to
retire to Ncn-Yo:k.
I he lime when mi", paper was presen
ted will not have escaped your Lordship’s
| observations. It followed .he d.-mand
I alrtady me ttioned, of a aaleguaid for
; *• Mr Ja k op, |,is laraiiy at:cl he gen Is
| me:i a'.tacl cd o his mission a demand
, wh C'i canno be icgattied, esp ciat y f we
| look to the inducements to which it wa
j icfcrrtdj a> either conciliatory or rcapec -
j fu!. 1 lollowtdj to». the letter ol (he
I 4di of November, winch, had explana-ton
i been m tn 1 on .t,: „nrl ,.,i* «-n „ ... ■—
conia i.ed i., bu when in lieu Oi it, con..!
taineJ Ire.-li nutter ol pruvoca ion. It
was i'seli followed by the pubi c* ion ef
i s own »ub*.anou in another ga b. On
the v ry day of its da e, when Mi. Jack.
%on, if lie truant n as un ex,.ia >a ion,
jC uid not be ju* died in concluding ihat
it w uid na. be sadslactoiy it wUs m uid. d
i by mm into die ciicu.ar add ess iu whicn
|l bare t.eteie alluded; and iniintdu e
steps appear to have been mken 10 give
to it, in that shape, the utmost publ.ci y.
I have no wish, my Lord, iu mane any
str ng r mi-Ks upon th»< pn cecdir.g. 1
\ will be admitted tna: it was a grea* irj
: regularity ; and thu , if Mi. Jackson had
be u pari cu'arjy anxious to close <ver»
■ avenue to^reconc hauon between ihe a”
mericaiA^pvc nniai l and hunst-li, he
could nuAllaVe laiLu upon a be.to exp-,
ditn . ^ V
| 1 b-ve now only to add, my Lord, the
j expressions ot my own ino-t a deru wisul
( th i. out ol t lie incident which has po
| ducad tni- le ter, an occason ir.ay be
1 in'ddej to ar se# wind., tmpioyed as i
J • <i.;tr. oj fc , ,„d I iruit w.ll be, b/ our
j respective g, vermncnis, may c nniu.t (hem
I io c«iMi ai ana Lit:ng inenu»iup^»Tnua to
; tnd*r. voui t tn .ig good cut ct lv.i, wjuuI
| be wrriny f the tu.ersol two iu. ons ttut
1 ;.re only in tue.r natural position wi.tu
, iluy uie ingage t in eiheesol mutual kmcu
| iic-s and l.ugely coi.ti .nutirtj, to the pro#*
i [jci ny ana ti «p ii ius o» c..w.j o,,ur.
1 h ivt tuc iioiior tn lie,
Witn he htg ijst.cuns:d«i aiion.
My Li.r , 1
\ u is rdship*j most ebrdie itj
llu.i.bie si’ i vant,
[Signed] WM.P2NK.NiiY.
the iuk.st noble
The Marquis Wellesley,, See. See.
Foreign Office, March 14, 1810
olP,
The letter which I had the honor
to receive fh>m you under d»te oi 2 i Janus,
ry, together wl n the additional n iragraph
received ou tn aA-.i, T.°
--- » * ‘***3 UCtll I4IU
mfore ihe kuig.
The Several Conferences which I have
held With you rtsjncling the tranaction*
lo which your letter refers, have I trust
satisfied you, that it is the sincere desne of
his Majesty s gnveromen:, on the present
occasion, to nvoid any discussion which
Tt'ght obstruct the renewal «.f amicable
mt•rcuiae b tween the two enuntiies,
• lie ionespjri..cnee between Mr Jack
sou aril .vji, f> o.tli bris been submitted to
his Majesty s cwuuderation
Ilis majesty lias commanded me to ex
press hi* concern, th ,t the official commul
n cation, be ween li.g A1 ijcsiy’r Minister
i.i America ; ml ihe governm nt ot the (J.
t>:au s, should have been interrupted, be.
tore it wis possible for t.is majesty, by a.
uy interposition of h.s authority, t;» mani
fest h s inv.triable deposition *o maintain
the relations o: amity with the U. State*.
I am comii.aii.it d ;>y Ins .\;ajcsty to in,
form you, that 1 have received from Mr
litCitoin t ue in os. positive assurance that
it was mt liis purpose to give offence to t(,e
governm nt oi the United States, by any
expression contained iu his letters, or by
any part of bis conduct.
The expressions and conduct of his Mi
jes-y s mi.mtrr iu America havin?-, how I
t?er* aPf,tfJred b> the government ©f the
L States lo be exceptionable, the usual I
course in such cases would have been to
convey, in tue first instance, to his majes
ty, a formal co npUinl a pm,si his minis
u r, a,.d to desire sue', rrdress. as mi/ht
ue t.uemed suitable tj tue nature oi t ;c al
lodged ulT.iic-.
I 'l'N C. uru of proceeding wou'rf have
nabled hit majesty t0 hive made such ar
raug menu, or to have oif;rr.d su ;h se t.
tollable cxplinsti*, is, a* -nig it hivt pre
c-n-ud the tncoivui.eiis;, w-ucti mu*', al
ways arise iro n tue bu.prmno.i of o fiiia
Cota.aua.can ju i>*. wseu iiicud-y power s.
His ni jc“rty however is always «i5.
posed to pay the utmost attcntioaftc
the wishes and seiuimnu of states in
a.nitv with him ; and he has the* iorc
oeen pitascV ‘-o direct the return of Mr
Jackson UpfcngLiud.
Hat hir**Mi»jesty has not m irked,
with any expression of his displeasure,
t*ie conduct ol Mr Jacuson; whose
integrity, zeal and ability have long
beeu distinguished in ins Majesty’s
service ; and who doc* not appear, on
tne present occasion, to have buunni -
ted any intentional offence against the
government of the United S a:es.
I am commanded to inform you, that
Mr Jackson is ordered to deliver over
the charge of his majesty’s affairs in
America, to a person piopeily qua'nti
ed to carry on the ordinary intercourse
betwcei^tfte two governments, which
his M ij^ity’s is sincerely desirous ol
cultivauuV on the most friendly terms.
As an traditional tend uouy of this
disposition, 1 am authorised to assute
you, that his Majesty is ready to re
ceive, wit:i sentnn uts ol urKliininisii
cd a .uty and good will, any commu
nication which the government of the
United Sia cs iniy deem beneficial to
tne mutual interest ol botn. countries,
through auy channel ol neg >ciatiou
Winch may appear advantageous to that
government.
I request that yoj will accept the
assurances of the high c >hsideration
\vn:i watch I have tne noaor to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient and
Humble servant,
(Signed)
WELLESLEY.
Wilhan^frinkney, E<q. &c. &c.
Land for Sale.
QY vir’ti^ of n deed of trim executed t*i
me by *4>*hn W lls, of the county o
Howhn'anjVod ol rrcord in the court n
'md county, will l»e t fibred for sale, on the
16th day ot next m nth, (>n the pre/uses.
o«e cert nn TtiNlirtViiiN r UR L(fi OF
filtOL’Nl). wi h ir appurc n .aces, Jener .
the said WeIli now resides, adjoining
he town of S ot v ile «.n the north, tor tht
jiu. pose of satisfying the balance of adeo
hue ihe estate o( Seth L jan, dec. as men.
liontd in the d «'.eed.
JAS POINLiiXrPiRj Trustea.
Powhatan, May i9^ 18r0. Swp
11is Law 8c Miscellaneous Book
Store and Circula ing Library,
[J 'S tjonatantly hand and for sde, on
* A- 1'litrn 1 tcim« a \e?y exte»*m- and
v ’Inable-Rssonmrf.i of LAW/IiOU
m »ng \v\i# are Jjatob*- LawD^tiuiiftry,
a t Lonoon txMioA C k.-:# Ifstitiio,
— i oiii.yen.nrv t^a y?s, w illiMtn*
Abridgment, VVem worth’* p/b.id fgs, JCnit.
ty * ditto, Hall ’s Pk,s(,r tCrovjjf, H 1 r•
nson's Chancery, C min’* l u-.k
er tlucks cne, A nt »on’* Analytical a >r.dg.
mont of ilit'o, Modem, Du nioid and Ran
Dallas, Dyer, D u^las , Burrow, Salkeld’
.*auruiers, blowers, Peere WMtiarns, Cali*
ii.ntng and Munturb, nd most ol the A_
•ntfrican Rrpor: S-Roberts on Fraud and
Fraudulent conveyancing, Sugden on Ven
dor*, Etc. Stc. Etc,
Mav 23d, 1810.
!i\ viftue of a deed of trust exe;u*td
'' to tne subscriber hy Hoofer: and Geo.
I urncr and Ann t ie wit of the said
(ieorge, be-tying date the 11th d.«y of Oc
tober, 1807, and adm tted to record, wiii
ie soiA at pu die auction, lo** re tdv rno..
tiry, bfftur- t”.e door nf tne Bell raveui,
m the of Richmond, on tlic 12th tlav
or June next, all lha: LOT . r PARCEL
OF .GROUND situate o-i tne .-at side ol
•he cross strept m said c.tv leading from:
tiif Hell i’avern to the r.vor, formerly u;i.
:* r lc.is-3 t) R *i . -II H.i I .y , I *
subject t > a pound rent o{ lo pi
fsrever, or so muc i ther , I
be sumcie.it to iaisc the sum of
and 'expenses attending tbe >1
.»f the trust.
I shall also by virtue of an ther dee I cl
trdst ro n tlii same piri.es to tne Mioicn.
oer, under time dn , proceed t# scl', ii
lie sa ne ti m and pi.tce, an ther L J 1‘ or
! IKLh oi GROUND, situate on t ic sou li
side of the ma o street in u.id cny, coo.
taming 28 Is t tront on the cr > s sir t'
(ne.rly oppo.uu the Be l V .v :rn> dow.i
i» C .udT. * n..c, on the cast c.rner ot a
, xtee.i fre alky, .*nd adjoining a lot \
itlrfiy •rSJ'iC I tJ ii )ii*« 4cmi^ or HJ «f)|| })
thereof as w II os sufficient to ra se ii.*
m n o 9ud d.ditrs and the expense* o:
..k, Etc Tne • tie w .1 «,*.» |,C for r
ANDREW Bl cWfiNb >N, Vtunw.
M iy 18, 1810, idj
•.r%Tft»n ■ ■- ^ i £ —-r iu_
j^itgjtaia 5ugui
RICH M ,j X i),
TUESDAY, May £2. 18;o.
THIS ©fisp^ rctf fcs.
The reader will perceive in the Ar
•rui oi to-day, a letter from Mr Pink- I
r.cy to lord Wellesley with Ins lord-i
sinp’s answer. Thcsa dinl )m.,tic s
nmes a:ioid room lor interesting re- :
; d-rcbons. ..
j ^ 8ty%<r\lr Pinkney’s letter i>
,such as wlAiinot approve. What
his btj ie have been, may be
ascertained by a simple recollection of
me subject oi his communi a ion to
Ui,; British government. He was in
forming lord tN dlesley of an offence
committed by Mr Jackson against the*
vcraei.y ami dignity of the American
executive': His manner, therefore,
should have been bri^i, manly, and
divested oi all tippearance of solicitude,
eie should have spoken like a mini,ter
a sured ol tbs rectitude of conduct
pursued by his principals, ani of the
coi i eciness ol his own opinions drawn
;rom a due consideration and a clear
conception of the reasons upon which
tnat conduct was founded. Instead
•)i which, we had in Mr. Pinkney’s
communication ,o the English Secre
tary a winning anxiety of express*!' n, '
uau a douching disposi ion t» apolo
gize, as it the United i>„ttes were su- )
■mg lor a. favor and as if he were not J
stating an insult received by (he con„ !
sii u.od authorities of his owa country. *
----- » x mi mi y 5 ICI- I
icr, it had been so much investigated j
before Air Pinkney wrote his letter, i
ttta we could scarcely expect any tiling
n w Iroui him in i elation to it; and
t;.t s -ject ii.;s been s ) much dis;us3- '
ed uy iu iimh writers, our legislators,!
and - ou y6ri>al disputiuts. tha. it,
would au> offence scarcely to he
pardoned to sa^ rate ward more a
j oout it on .his occasion. We proceed,
j therefore, ,o a shot t c msidei. t.on oi
lord Wclicsl v’s answer.
Pile .c.ter of this lord displays at
o.icc th. su lie y of his under
standing and me u.sc.*cii.->n of las e n- j
P“r*—"*^ore acute and m:re wary than
Canning, he is,oi course, a more dan
gerous stale man than bis predecessor.
!<. is o:dy by a careful analysis of h:s
letter, iaco ic hs it is, that we can nr- '
live at a knowledge ol its exact im
port. 1 he first thing that stiikes ua
in the perusal ol ins lordship’s answer
is the air oi extreme cau.io.i and re
serve in the expressions. There is
nothing to amuse the imag na.ion, no
thing of grace, or ornament, or epis
ode ; but there is a lurking, cool, Ala..
chinVchan vein of tiij l.mi.itic can
l“ hVj^ng tarough it, whica, wh !st
it | r^e?1? s warm friendship, carries
wi.h it principles the iuo->c poisonous
to our ueuiinlity aad most bitterly
j hostile to a speedy and honorable
adjustment ot differences, indeed,
we consider this le ter ol hi* lord
ship’s as of very great c >ns quence
to the American politician, and as |
f.rnishi g the most compl.-te and sa* j
tislactory evidence (if mote evidence
couid have beta desirable) that the
pacific and hottest policy of the United
1 .Sia.es will lint it- -» r« .. .11.. _ n
pacific and honest on the part ui his
dritannic m jesty.
^ must be borne in mind that the
Mritish had all along, previo is!y to
dr Jackson’s coming him r, telu3ed
tne friendly propositions which the
1 President of trie United States had
j repeatedly made to them for a settle
, incut of our disputes; not only, in
it sincere in her desire of a friendly
understanding, would have instructed
‘ir Jackson to have made such propo
sals to our executive as would have
led to a friendly remit. Inste id of be
ing thui ins rue red, v/e find bv that
envoy’s correspondence with' Mr.
Smith, that hr had n lining to oiler,
anJ was only autnons. d to “receive
and discuss prop .*1 ions.” In additi
on to his hayr tg n > proposal to m ike,
J’Ir J:i^ks m insulted o nr g iv-:rnineni.
•>lr Pinkney, tlie.cl >rc, in behalf of
toe United States, hid two points to
jircs nt to I.’r i Wellesley for the con
sideration o: hi^ idritannic majesty, to
wit:
lau Life removal of the odendiny
envoi. A
2 .i^I Wic exhibition of pure proposi
tions part of England l.,c a set.
t eine.it of deferences.
Lord Welle I >’-* Ixtier, w th a great
mviy 00/( f ,cx d.-a |g the iv..
Call *it At/. J *C.v- 1), lull juK.fi ;« Ills C'J 1
liiict^ coiiflcDiu ■ 11 \ 71 r r m ,'.»y<»rn nen
(or Uls Air. Jacks , 1 pr'7 »u*ly to
(•referr nj 11 compl tint to the !}r;;i'h
area, pr uscVt u ifltsgrf'y, anility ««»•! ssai
oi me tnvoyj n ij deiigoriei as ti.s suceva*
r a chime.who is ir.r rev if» c rr on
' * ordinary hue re ere ih- t*„
•£ .vi r„^c<1 *. Thu* th fir, ... MIV
I P‘irt,*lly ace ded t*>. Anti *<»*• rtn ,'t
Mtliv ant ally, r-jecte 1. f,r 'nr«| \y s “
iry u treiy remark*. that the il-itish,,* ,v*
| t,nm'nt will receive propoaitioii, fru^Td!
| Rovcmmcn: ol the U nfed St*.**, v. .,c .
' putting a negative at once up.itt alt, evrn
the first step to, neg-nriation ; bee m e, the
former o era ol the United S ates hav uS
been rejected by me Kogli.n ministry, ,r.S
t. ej being the lowest terms that ceii d wm.
sibiy be a mtttcci on our pari, the R fi-sn
having also declared tor ugh J Ale. .,»'t >*<
the pr.nciple of their order* in o>u lCa, .a
one snape or *no-.ber, would n«v r bt .
bandoned there is a doctrine preset .p d >y
Great Britain wfi.ch is, to ail intents mid
pu-poses, a nou-condu,tor betwee.i the two
nations.
The United States are, in fact, just
where they were when Erskmc’s arrant,
meat was ds.tvowed; wnere they w re
wuen Jackson first came over • in f ic**
where they were when :he embargo was
abandoned without a resort to wtr L't
the draftsmen and abettors ufM .con’s non
intercourse law go congratulate thence, v s
upon tueir bangradosysiein^heir »;cp eiiu.i
& water.grucl pUn-\tthZ febera.iUand
cjuids who look off tne iV.e hunvoterc mrse.
rejoice likewise —for thfcr have got us into
a h ie pickle with their^iseacre notions***
they have paralysed t/e\execut v , w m
was disposed to acc fir/ly, and nave fi*e<l
an everlasting repui/o.. of imbeqiiiiy f,r
themselves in the ey/ofall men of com
mon sense. w,-■ ^
1 he merenants will soon see that their
profits will go to th. coffers of G.eat Bn
tam=!diid their cap.tai will be d.vid.d
between England and Frmce. We ,-ot
rich by ttie carrnng-tr ;de—we sha 1 oe
impoverished oy tne influenc** of one mm’s
disappointed a.noitio.i, oy the ignorance
ot others, and by the coward ce of more.
Hie 1 re. dent is a gentleman of Wisdom,
ol hi mness, and of the purest virtue, but he
has been to >st miserably supported oy a
portion ol Co.-Sress=jy the popular br/ucts
especially.
VVe cmclude for the present by re
maining, that lord Woiiestey implicitly
ad nus the ptomiMv and in,in iU..*/
son s tl>s ni .fr il, lor no dots hoc even Pre7
tuul to deny nut me envoy did not In cr
cur govern ii at.
T HIS Day Tne por'neraijp of CaHILL.
it lIJ c I N. lived jy mu
tu l to en A.l ,.r«ow ns oy
the firm (v,z.) lor g cuuc , f „•
couu.r; ;n icnnw p .id by Jaiuttf
Hu ch nson, as they uue, xe £
A.aOj ul. uiose M 1 ,/J to t£e
firm are rtqu.s.ed Uy lu.«u m JTf
Hutcninso..^r m m th. , acccuou
May CdiNiON
N. B i.. coumnib >iness will b2
Carried on by J .nies on as usu-4.
GUN POWDER.
ry>HE Proprietors of the RICHMOND
- POWDER MILLS, off. r ,or sal T
tne keg or larger qu mi y, F an i FF (J
POWDER, gl.zed am uugl ,z d/ \
r-mced tq j .1 to any imported and on
sonable terms.
Retailers at liberty to return the powder
ifnot approv U. Apply toJ.iio. BRJvVN.
Jr. or D J. BURR.
Richmond, 2l»i .vlay, 3810 2w wtf
J N pursu mce of an O dm nee to amend
A the O dma ice to pr vent E gs from ,>o„
,j«g at large in the cr.y of Kmnm n 1, no.
lice is hereby given t int no dog* will ba/
p rm 11 ,-<J to run a I rgc in tm s .d c- £
between the fi st day o nejf. mmuh an#
the tiuee.ith day m Sr ternmr uex . *
N. SHE: PARD, Clk. Co. 11 ||
May 17 1810 ll3j
IHr virtue of a deed of trust duly
executed and recorded,
Will be fold,
At Buckingham cou ihouse, on the second
Mcmday m Aigust nex (being c u.t dayj
IwViiy or ilnr y vahublr bL.AVES a
monAwh in a.e several Trades nen ; ,Uc:i
as K<U«;h Carpeners, Snoeiuaksrs, We ,-A
vers, kc. Terms ol >aie, one luif c* ii, J
he oihtr nr.je y payable he fitstda.
January fallowing ; bond ** .1, approval
security will be uquired for the las ( av.
ment. At the same time aid p'ace will
be offered 400 AC.iES o: LAND lyi -t
about sev n or eight m.lei above the ».tid
Courthouie g terms the same as fjr ilie
biavcs, by
The Trustees.
May 5th^ 1810.
VIRGINIA
In Halifax County Court, In Chancery.
26th Feoru*ry, 18fu,
Michael Clarity, ^
Ag iiim
Michael Olardy, jun. Deft
The deienaam mi having entered u.a <p.
pc a ranee am) given security ac.-o
iiie act of A se.july no 1 the ml jkU
.Turn, and it appearing to t ie sat/taCM#
>1 the c »urt, thav he ,s not an iiik/h tnwTf
Una Commonarealt n —On nijti.nl .
plaintiff by his coumel, it is ordc%u %„*{.
tne said defend da appear ■ n-^Sa Lj‘.
tourtn Monday u. June „KX'.t anrl answer t„e
bill of ttvj plaintiff, and mat a copy »>t iu »
inler be foulnVita imerted in oils of j
Papers published in tne city ot Ktchm.n.j
for eigmwceas successively. and it
tne trout door of me Counnousc o, m* ,a &
county . _
A Copy, Teste,V /
•vainuel William/ n. c. k. c,
Kfcts’s CycMiJCvilci,
r n-A 1
Is just ReccivetTat UtiVoics*