The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-01

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rant. who would sink him into the degraded rank
lofa eOloniss and tacfors
He must DC miserable fool indeed who cam
not Proht by his own exrerience-it is time for
every honest merchant 70 unite with the firm yeo-
manry OF our country-in the vi,dicat;on OF hose
rights upon the ocean, which " Nature and Ma
lures God" have allotted to us.
i. Mr.. jackson. The British have aygriev
ed US. by sending their most obnoxious miu-
ister amongst us--we beg leave To- hope, not
with the dagger, conspirator and canson in
his train.--He is, we believe, the same man.
who fed from Munich, Oh the affair of the
Due d'Enghien.
~ Mark the following sketches from the
aurora.
! Who is this Nj. Jackson--is this the same
who figured some years since iuthe CORE spor.
slence with the band of spies in Germany
is this the MIR. Jackson who, in, his CORES
pondence with a British spy at Paris, urged
the stirring up of a cival war i'm that coun-
try, and the assassination of the emperor p.
Is this the Mr.. jackson whose original let
tiers were shewn to all the diplomatic corps
then at Paris u Is this the Mr.. Jackso,
who, preceded lord Cathcart at Copenha-
lgen?
| We have 2 faint recollection, that after
the attempt TO assassinate Bonaparte failed.
and the author of the conspiracy was disco
vcred. that a declaration was published a.
gainSt man of the maine of jackson, and
| importing that the reception of such man
| as minister by any court in Europe, wonld
be considered as declaration of war against
France. Is this the same Jackson? we do
not. know that II is but if it be the same.
then we perceive that such a resort, after
the failure OF Pickering's revolution in. the
eastern states, is such measure, as might
be expected from the conhagrators of CO.
Penhagen. IS
If such is, the man--contemptble indeed
must Mr.. Secretary Canning think the gov.
eminent and people of the United States;
when he ventured to Send such man on
such an embassy, at such a time. 4.,
1t is the intention of the British government
to add the last stroke of insult to her for
mer aggressions. by sending to our country
a character against whom the ambassador of
the United States made formal represent
tation and protest several years ago,
| We do not allude to what Mr.. Pinkncy
may have done we allude to the protest Of
an American Minister, not very hostile to
the government Or politics Of Englanti-we
mean Mr.. Ra4fus King.
Mr.. Rufus King, when American minister
at St. James, formerly protested against Mr..
Jackson being sent as pienipotentiaiy, Yet
lin the London Gazette, there has appeared
the following official notification
| FOREIGN OFFICE, May %, 1909
" The king has been pleased to appoint
!" FRANCIS JAMES JACKSON, Esq. TO be his
I" majesty's, envoy extraordinary, and min
lister plenipotentiary to the United States
a" OF America"
This is the same Jackson against whom
Mr.. King protested, and who was upon that
protest Withdrawn, but who AFTER his miss !.
4 m "A lS thOpu ht 2 hs.E
person to complete the climax of contumeiy
upon us.
| .-.:;SKETcii.
| The 10th bulletin (1naHl7.sd) treats of the
important action of Essngen-No engagement
has since been fought The bridge over the Dan
ube has been rebuilt achievements from all
parts are pouring into the French cainp--iioIn
D;dmata--Italy --Tyrol-Ba and Saxonv
Both sides are collecting all the materials of dc
struction and death and more tremendo,l bat
tie was to be fought on the banks of tine Dan
ube, than has perhaps been recorded even in th.
annals of modern wars.
At other points, the Eagle is carving every
Ching before 1.-THE Russians have driven Fer
aiaand from Poland ,--Beauharnois has driven
John from Itaiy--ScAW is cut oh.-Anll Lau-
riston is in Hungary.
"Cry havock, and let slip the Dogs of War .
The Lion is let loose from his den.--The British
have carried American vessels into Jamaica, l
condemned-and 3 from bordeaux, into England
the .fo,hner sad to be under the Orders of
Goth April.
Mr.. Erskine has passed thro' Baltimore on
his way to Washington
- OhRDING- to be opened IN WI
~ liamsburg. The Subscriber, being about
to remove to WA arnsburg, Informs the public
that she intends to keep in that city, "a
Bon ING HOUSE,