The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-22
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THE DUKE OF cADoRETo crNrp. 49,
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c,p PARIS. Aug 5. 1910.

CID PARIS Aug 5. 1910.
have laid before his majestic he
superior aud k''sg, he act of Congress of
"ts ISL or Iay, taken from The gazette
OF the United Sta'es which you have SEM ~
me 49, W
Ills majesty could have wished thar his
act. and all the o'her acts of ,ne ynv,r,.
'iieh' Oh he y. which interes, France had
always been 'fficialiy made known To MIN,
4" general he has only had a KNOWLEDGE. of
men, indirectly, and after long interval oe
hme. lhere has resulted from this delay
serious ihconyehiences, Which would not
n"'e e"iS'ed. n these acts had been prompt
" ana officially communica ed.
The emperor had appltuded the pap.,.o,
embargo, laid b! the L. 5. on all ,hei, ves-~
sels becau,e that measure, if il a, he,
Prejuu'ciai 10 France had in it a. leasr no.
ming offensive 20 her honor. It has caused
ner 10 lose hey colonies If Mar;inoue and
G"ada'cupe and Cayenne the En,neror
mas not complained of il. He has mad this
S"Criice to the pr'ncipie which had ae,er-
"''heu the Americans to lay an embarqo
Inspiring 'hem with the noble resolution ~
,i'eruiCt"B 10 themselves the ocean rather
.hah submit to the laws of those who w,shed
to make themselves the tyran,s files domn.
ateWs] Off,
nc act of the 1st of March has ra;e.
ea me embargo. and substituted tor IL
measure the most injurious to the interests oe
France. 0S1s oi
his act, of which the emperor k,ew,
ul'h6 untii very lately InteI dictedto Amer
"a" Vessels me Commerce of Frapce. "a, tbr
t ,,I II authorised that To Spain Naples and
t1"iiaod that is TO say: To the c,u,'r,es
der French Influence and denoupcrd go
canon against all French vessels witch
euou'a enter the ports of America. Renri
Se' was right. and Commanded by tb,. t,c~
"'S vi france cirCumSt ance Oh which r.
VS. impossible To make compromise (de
Tahs'Sir.) lhe sequester of al! The ~;
I'd" vessels IN France has been The necessa,,
gress W Noh-
NO" Congress retrace their stems frov;
en- sur ses pas) ; they revoke the 49, tI ~ ",
Isl OF March the ports of America ar, w..
pen to French commerce, and Fra ce &c ro
1U"6er ,n'etdicied 20 the Americans in
sh' c"Hg'ess engages to oppose Itself 70
e,'", one OF The betigerent powers wIich
sh"li reuse TO acknowledge the uehfs rs
neutrals. iis"'S Oh
In TINS new state ofthings, am au,horis.
GU :" oeCIaie tn you, sir, that me DEGREES of
DC ~. in anu Milan are revoked and that af-
ene irSt oil November, they will cease
10 nave effect; it beng understood tbor;r
snail revoke their orders in council anT rsn
mouhce the new principles of blockade when
i4ey nave wished to establish; or tbat me
- D. con'ornab'Y to the act Won have ;,,et
communicated. shall cause their r,qh,s -, d.
respected by the English. ~
Is win the most particular satisfaction.
81, mat make known to YOU this delermi.
pt'ion oi tne emperor, His majesty loves
,ne;r nmeriC"ns' Their prosperity and
policy 'I"I'e vi ms
The independence of America is one oe
the principal utles of glory to France Sue
tha epoch, the emperor is Dleased -
glandzIns the U S and. under all ciS-
6 unS'ahceS' that which can contribute tott.
Independence to the prosperity, and The liz
erty ct the Americans, me emperor vii
consider as conformable with the intere.tsnf
his empire. e''' oh
Accept sir, the assurance of my high con.
HAMPAGNY.
IJuc M.