The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-30

Il Copy Of tire instructions which the Infamous
Corsican gave to his erissary Mr.. De Seasonal;
for the regulation of his conduct on the impo,t
missionto The River de Ia Plata. The origin,
Instructions aud the oflicia. letter accomnany;n.
them from the minister of foreign relations
Champagny, were found on the emissary on the
1911, OF Aug. 1903. when the Governor of Monte.
yiedo Don Francisco Xavier Eio ordered him
to be imprisoned in the Citadel.
| oGcisi Let,er efthe Minister.
l. BAYoNmE, May y, 1905
! have the honor TO trausmi. the instructions
which the Emperor has directed me 10 give TO
Iypu. tits unnecessary to remind YOU that your
COMMISSION Us secret one. Accept nv wishes
tor the prosperity of your voyage, and the assn
rance OF my perfect consideration.
CHAMPAGNE
Instructions FIR IEr. De Sassen,;.
| Monsieur de Seasonal is already rrpri.cd Of
the mission with which his Majesty has been
pieasedto honor him. Its object is 10 carry dies.
patches to the colony of La Plata directed to tha,
Governments. Mr.. de Seasonal will embark, i'm
his malesty's brig lie Conscatcur, commanded
by Mr.. Baurie, lieutenant in The ravy. The br;sr
Carry him to the coast of the River de la pla
Ia. From the information which NAV be receiv.
cd there, Sc the knowledge which Mr.. de Sosse.
nan mas OF the country, he will determine Al what
! place twill be most suitable for him 70 d;seYn.
PARK, for inc purpose of proceeding by land to
A2onteyiedo orto Bucncs Ayres, on leaving the
vessel! he will arrange with the captain the ronte
which the latter is &c take in order to reion Mr.
| ne Seasonal who viii not determine to continue
ms voy2gc in the brig, without being certain, that
'hcfe Is nothing to fear from English cruisers.
and therefore it appears preferable. that the brig
should wait At Monteviedo for Mr.. de Sassena;
Hif DC Sessenai will deliver to General Lii
nieis the dispatches with which he in char,ed
and is to state to him what he knows respective.
| the present state of Spain, France and Europe !:
ne VIII do no more than repeat to him the Ian
Suage ct the Spaniards, who are now satisfied
with change so pcaceably effected, which bro.
mises to Their country the remedy Of many abus
as and OF many evils, of which they have so jopc.
complained, and in whom the hone is revived If
return OF their ancient glory and prosperity.-
| lie Will speak or this assembly, conyoked aft Bav
onne 70 commence useful a regeneration. and
OF the renewed hope entertained throurhou,
SPAN, whose inhabitants with ardent desire de-
rnand for their sovereign Joseph Napoleon. kim
OF Naples and Sicily, who has been promised 70
them.
Mr.. De Seasonal will make anown to America
the glory OF France, which fills all Europe and
the influence OF powerful government, which
extending itself over this part of the world, an
pears now to give 1t the law. He will collect e.
| very Information relative to the condition of Spa
nisi America, and particularly of the yiceroraI-
ty OF Buenos Ayres.-He will pay particular at
tention to the impression produced on the govern
Iaent by the intelligence of the happy change eff
iected in Spain and if possible will obtain ST.
INSTRUMENTATION from Peru ana Chill.
But the Importance of the information he NAV
nave to bring to Europe, and other circumstance
relating to the condition of his vessel, NAV in
duce hun to hasten his return, and therefore the
time Of his departure is left to his own liscre.
ton, he viii also take charge of General Liners
dispatches IN reply, and will bring them TO
France in the Consoiatcu-.
Gwen to MIR De Seasonal by order OF his ma
je,tJ the Emperor-Bayonne, MAY 90. 1908
CHAMPAGNY.
NoTE.-Tbatit may be known to what an
extent the Corsicgn was deceived by his conf
dants and Spies it is necessary to state that when
he passed through Bordeaux, shortly previous
10 his consumatinG at Cayenne his I,nhe,rd oT
chants and manufacturers OF of that city thai h.
was going: to open to them ports in South Anne
RIGA, 10 which they might a,,van;ageousIy des.
patch their manufactures Had he said to them
so to sacrifice and destroy you, to obstruct ali
the ancient channals OF your prosperity, to place
your few remaining colonies, ard the remnant
of your marine, into the hands of your enemies.
solely for the pleasure of committing AN act Of
perfdy, and OF imbrung with blood the pence.
full soil of an innocent ally, he would then ar
once have been sincere. [Gszette of yalen.
CO.
| Inc Seville psper thus proceeds
America, that beautiful and vast hemisphere,
these uitramarine establishments under the aus.
picies OF the new TameTlanc what madn,ss ,,
Europe shall not witness, nor shall our country
lament such catastrophe. 1t is not given to
Bonap2rte to stain The glories OF the immortal
Columbus, nor with The blood of his slaves TO
witber the laurel which grows upon the tornbs of
his sons. Victims OF tyranny reduced to the
greatest Indulgence, people free and unconouera
ole, America says unto you be not dismayed -
should even ycuF ardent sacrifices, aided by our
abundance and riches, not prove sufficient To
preserve the 5epulchrc OF your progenitors. this
new world, this fortunate and happy counirv ;s
open to receive you. Should such an uncxpec.
ted event occur, its inhabitants would hasten 20
crown you with flowers, enter, they would
gay to you with divine enthusiasm, people
these immense plains, your country waits YOU
to shed over you her viyifying balsum -
I lhisls the ASYLUM of virtue this is the k;np.
I dom of liberty here will eternaIly dwell NH.
ianthropby, that daughter of Heaven, who will
protect, and never cease to love YOU.
The government Gazette of the 2ist Noyer1,-
Der contains letter to the government from tie
Mpgistracy Of Montevideo, dated 10Th IuIv. 1909
wlnoh is full Of expressions Of attachment to The
i patriotic cause.
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Seasonal VOas IN eni;srart 7rko had 5ccn 10 Eli.
sn'' dJres IN the caPGeity Of a merchant.
raoM TIE LONDON NArIoxAL REGISTER,
nov. 10.
Bonaparte still re-aains concealed within ,I,s
awful nimbus ofmajesty at Fontsinb!ean. Tj,is
seclusion has revived the reports of his mentaI
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