The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-29

ney, which The British ministry Annually ap-
country. 80.
we are ano"g those who 4vish shat Mr..
Jacksoh's mission may terminate in am ari-
caoic manner, and To the honor and adyapA
tase OF both nations. but we confess v.havo
not the most distant hope of such a result
the character of the mau---the species ofne-
Sociation I'm which he has hitherto been en-
Saeed-and the character ct the ministry
VINO sent hiia. SIC. NJ arpre.,cnded, conclu-
siVe reasons Tor such an opinion
But to bring the matter at once TO a deci-
S'on-wc hope Mr.. Jackson will be called on
I" give satisfactory explanation for the er-
"aoFU'Rdfy Conduct OF the British ,ninistry-.
procias''nation viii De his oil. Cit is the
interest OF his employer s---and Will remain
SO. until they Gu, up. by piece meal, the lit
us remains at commerce. which (tkanks to
fhc Tr'saoM q ne tsafh consrc wenow
enjoy ----insteatl of az once praspng the
Whole, AS was Instrumentation, hsd there been
tbs least appearance Of Austri III success OF
the Continent.
An immcaia"e kaoeried.ge Of their true ST.
tut''oh, IS All the AWeriC.n pecpe want
and they will he sati Hed with nothing else
III MIR jackson comes here Ia "haiaper
rs me honest tar said, let us fclow the ex-
ample of the Pr:nce Royal of Denmark.
''Iu S"i'er ann to retire I'M nolested witt,
aotiinS tn reflect on but the remembrance
Of cur torheorapce and hosp,,a,i,y.
The following article, from The Delaware
w atCar,an, shews clearly that Mr.. Jackson
aid not sail from England TIL tue result OK
oc oattie OF Nagram WAS known there.
which battle lett England without a single
any IN tie world, except indeed Iunis and
Higiers.
as many people appear to doubt the fac.,
lsn lDSf a.
known III England previous TO Mr. Jackson's
departure fiU,n that country in order to
remove every uncertainty upon that point.
you VIII oblige me by publishing the follow
ing extract from london paper:
LONDON, July 12
Yesterday Mr.. Jackson, his majesty's
newly appointed minister to the United
o'ates OF America, set out for Portsmouth
from his apartments in Lower Grosyenor
street ; he will embark in the l. Africaina
higate. capt. Raggett."
An article in the Kent Gazette of ycster-
Gay, says. "a naval officer sent by admiral
campbell, the port admiral in the Downs.
passed through Canterbury from Deal, for
London, yesterday afternoon about one o.
CLOCK lie Is said to be the bearer of dis
patches OF the utmost Importance, of bat.
TIE having taken place OH the banks of the
Ddhube, the substance of which WAS receiy.
the same morning at any rate the COM
Huhlcition IS OF that nature, that the admi-
raj deemed 1t eXpediuut to send an officer
purposeiy with it,
Inc inference 20 be drawn from this ar
ucie Is obvious; it the battle of Waeram,
OF winch admiral Campbell here sends the
indulgence, had BEEN favorable 10 the Aus
trlah army, Jackson would still have remain
ca III England, or he would have come the
haroinSer OF blood and devastation. The
"essenScr went through Canterbury about
one CLOCK, Oh the I0;h July Canterbury
Is ABOUT 80 miles from Loi:don, and if The
iessehger-travelled with tolcrable rapidity-
ne would be IN London long Before midnight.
NV. jackson, VINO, no doubt, was ready at a
moments "arning, leaves the capital on the
eie'ehth' tie succeeding day, to proceed
upon ms rii>sion, which was rendered ne.
ccs'ary by this event. Other circumstan-
ces ioruty the inference above stated. Mr..
'ack$on's appointment rs minister to this
Country, WAS positively announced in Nav
iass he had kissed the kings hand, and
made the requisite preparations to depart
immediateiy-why Then did he not Come
L ne reason Is plaza; shortly after his ap-
Pohtrneht the news of the battle of Aspern,
reached England; 6uoyed up by the vain
fOpes Oh the monetary triumph Of Austria.
Mr. Jackson departure was deferred until
the iurther fortune of the war should be
known, @hea he was to appear upon our
shores with the olive branch or sword ia his
hand, just as it should turn out favorable or
disastrous to their wishes. This is verified
by the event; the battle Of Wagram has dis
sipated their hopes; and MIR jackson Gomez
not as at Copenhagen. amid the hostile tiun.
dsrs oil British fleet and army, but in a
single ship, he saeaks into our marlboro, to
make just reparation, or hope to receive
an Immediate dismissioD" ~
NEw-YoRK, Sept. 20.
HAMET CARAMALLI the ex bashaw OF
lripoii, has been formally installed Dew of
Derne, and has taken possession of his co.
vernment. Through the influence of DR..
DAVIS, agent OF the United States, that
province was ceded to him, and it's revenues
(i2,C00 sequins,) confirmed to him and his
heirs toreyer.."1lercantiie .Gdvey nssr.
BRITISH FRIENDSHIP
lie following men, known to have been native
americans, have been impressed from American
vessels, and are now on board the Chcrub. sloot,
oi wac at Halifax, TIL. r. Tucker commander
Tbs ru!iian has been inthe practice Of i,npress-
ing americans whenever III his power, and u
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