Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-27
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The name Of the Mandarin, who has
proceeded to China in the Beaver, is Pun
QUA WINGcHcNe. He is said to be 6 no
mean scholar, which is an incidental proof
of his being a Mandarin, as learning in
China Is the best Recommendation to prefer
ment inthe offices of state. He has acquir-
ed sufficient knowledge OF the English
tongue to make himselftolerably we'll uader-
stood 3: and bis whole department. is that of
a respecta le psrsonag. ~. z. bas.
SINCE TIE RETURN OF Mr.. ROSE NO
CoMMuNIcATIoN HAS BEEN MADE. BLYTHE
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT, In THE FORM
OF COMPLAINT OR REMoNsTRANCE, OR IR-
RITATIoN, OR OF ANY DESCRIPTION WHAT
EVER. I MENTION THIS PARTICULARLY,
BECAUSE IT IS NOTORIOUS, THAT THERE
HAVE BEEN SEVERAL ARRIVALS FROM A
MERIcA, SUPPOSED TO BE OF GREAT IN.
spo2TANCE, AND THAT SEVERAL SPECIAL
MESSENGERS HAVE REACHED THIS CouN-
TRY FROM THENCE, AFTER HAVING TOUGH
ED In FRANCE.
The above extract is taken from Mr..
Secretary Cannins's speech in the Parlia-
nent Of England, the whole of which we
this day present to our readers. Itcontains
a frank and unequivocal declaration, that
no communication had been made through
our ministers to the British cabinet. Thus
it seems after all the parade Of negotiation
and the pacific endeavors of administration
TO reconcile our differences with England,
that deceitiul trick, a cheat, a base fraud
has been practised upon the. people Of this
country. The dispatches forwarded by the
Usage, which the nation was hattered into
a belief would heal, or otherwise terminate
our disru es with Er nee and England were
exclusively confined 20 the former. Can
reasonable men require any other evidence
of the views Of administration Why
deceive the people? IF it was thought
expedient to conceal the real object Of
dispatching the Usage to France and
not to make any communication to the
court of St. James, why was she ordered
to England after the dispatche. were
delivered to our minister in France? 1t
could have been intended only to keep up
the deception, and while this country was
amused with the expectation of an accom-
mediation taking place with England, a deep
and disgracefal game was playing between
MIR. Madison and Talleyrand. To place
the fnesse upon its most favorable footing,
and to.cyedit the ecuivocal and evasive ex-
PLANTATION OF the administration papers, twas
evidently designed to give a preference to
the French government in choice OF the
conditions upon which her iniquitous de-
oress were to be relaxed. Should she re-
iect our proposals it was not to be placed
within the power of Great Britain to accede
to them. The popular measure was to orr
ginate with France to ensure the friendship
OF the people of this country, and war with
ENGLAND. Great Britain then, conceding e.
very thing that is demanded by administra-
ton, standing related to this country pre-
ciselvin the same manner as France, has
been unfairly dealt with, & every important
act of administration tcndingto conilrm her
Just suspicious of an undue Partially, will
inevitably increase the amnesty which al
ready subsists between the two countries to
the great disadvantage and danger Of both.
But that the Usage was dispatched for some
unfair, some dishonorable purpose not tit to
be revealed to the nation, is sufficiently
proved, BY the inviolable erd mysterious Sc
ereey which has been Perssvered in by go
yernaent since her teturn, and its being ge-
morally known that the project, whatever it
may have been failed.
(Fed. Rsp.)