Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-18
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ia, touching the measures he had TAX
en- IN regard TO the subjects of differ
fence between the two nations; and Stat
ling the improbabiii.y Of the appoint
ment OF successor TO Mr. Jackson.
! ~. Mr.. Pinkney TO lord Well sley,
requesting the recall Ct MIR. Jackson,
heretofore published.
| %. Lord Wellesley in reply to the
above.
20. Mr.. Pinkney to MIR. SmiTh, de-
failing various conversations with lord
4 Wellesley.
Mr.. Tronp, In this stage of reading
the documents, moved,to dispense with
going through with the remainder
negatiyed, alter short conversation
on the motion.
80. MIR. Pinkney to lord Wellesley,
communicating his authority to treat Of
the attack on the Chesapeake.
81. The same 10 the same of May 2,
1910, relative to the forging American
passports in England.
80. Lord Wellesley to Mr.. Pinkney,
of May IA, notifying relaxation ia
part of the blockade of the Spanish
coast.
S3. Mr.. Pinkney to Mr.. Smith, OF
June %, stating his belief thai suc-
cessor to Mr.. Jackson would be APP
pointed, and that the affair of the Che
sapeake would soon be brought to
close. ftss,
"a. Same to same, of July 90, stating
that some difficulties had occurred in
appointing new minister to the Unit
ed States.
IS. Marquis Wellesleyto Mr.. Pink
ney of July z, answering Mr.. Pinkney
that he would recommend the appoint
ment OF a successor to Mr.. Jackson
but thar he had doubts whether difficult
ties would not be made TO that mea-
sure.
Sc. Mr.. Pinkney to MIR. Smith of
August, showing the doubts & the stu.
alton as to the adjustment of the Chez
Isapeake affair. y
81. MIR. PinkSey to lord Wellesley
noticing the blockade of the coast Of
Corfu.
SO. Mr.. Pinkney to Mr.. Smith of
Aug. %. detailing a conversation with
Lord Wellesley, and expressing to the
Secretary of State his disgust with the
delays on the part of Great Britain, in
sending minister to the United
States, and inregard to the Chesapeake
affair.
80. Mr.. Pinkney to Mr.. Smith OF
|September 4. In the close of which he
s.,tas he v,,aon. t.r.,f+a, ,o cn,G,A
himself as much as possible 20 writ n
communications with lord Wellesley.
40. Mr. Pinkrey TO Lord Wellesley,
relative to the interruption OF Asaeri-
can vessels In the north Of Eirope, by
Admiral Saumarez, ana reviewing the
British blockading system.
Al. Lord Wellesley to Mr.. Pinkney,
of September 2e, explanatory of the
blockade of Elsineur. =
No. Az. Dispatch from Mr.. Arm
strong to Mr.. Smith. OF Jan. %. 1910,
detailing the progress Of french nego-,
Citations.
1 AZ. ] he same to the saTe. of Feb.
li7, enclosing the celebrated letter of
the Due de Galore of Feb. IA. 1.-THE
reading of this excited general smile
IN the house.
a., as. Tire same to the same here
tofore published.
46. Mr.. Armstrong to the minister
of French exterior relations, of March
last, demonstrating against the seizures
land sequestraiions Of American pro-
lperty, and the principles acted upon by
France in relation to the u. S.
| AZ. Mr.. Armstrong to Mr.. Smith,
of May 3, enclosing an extract Of a let-
ter from PiDkpey, of no particular in
lterest--and stating that his application
to Mr.. Champagny for information -
10 the views of the emperor towards
this country, had been answered by =
reference ia the memorials Of the i'm
perisl marriage of preoluding his ma
Ijesiy's attention TO any other subject !
Fl Here followed several exiracts ct
letters which passed between our miu-
listers at Paris and Lonion including
Ithe Ramhouillet decree.
II 40. MIR. Armstrong 20 Mr.. Smith,
of August 3, enclosing the letter Of NJ.