Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-28

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fiiudicfive SispoSitions which dSve led 70
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Shm che eSkec& isseag Aas 90 e1isssnre. -as
- the weve creasaEre e che isasgsaasioa.--'
II 10 invented fOr che purpose Of casesnni-
;aSiagp aaSess, whOse exertiens have rescsed
,3heirscoUaxy from srM greater dsseraoe,
and UsiN deeper .eAIa1ai.y; into Wtgieh mea-
surss of oO-uQeUaEisu with Frasee had e.
Eo&ved It. -
What evideaee 10 there If this Shange?
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mirsed 70 she jadgneus Of the public. II
none 10 9dduced, its exis.ence cannot be
presumed. Those who circulate soch re.
poE<S dare not su5Mie 20 che Inspection OF
1he euhlie any eusire document Walsh they
wSN venture 70 cay jussiGes the;r assec-
Gon8.
So far from ending evidence IN suppsEs
Of this pretended charge, de listiessssimo.
ny we have Is directly against II.
NJ. Jackson being recalled, che aIledsed
change in the course Of che British cabinet
respects, il 10 supposed, the unanaer Of his
reca', aud the replacing Of him with another
minister,
fsis'said sohavebeen originally intend
ed TO censure his conduct,
Had this intention existed, The minister
himself would have been de 6rst 70 receive
che Intelligence. Ii Is the natural and kaown
course Of preesedtng ia all .spch cases.
When lord Lauderdale in his-1egoc;a,ion
with iFranse wandered from ,she path he
ought 20 have pursued, the rsSroof Of his
government followed close on the aoewa.
Eiun. Whsn Mr.. Erakire permitted him.
self to be sedueed toto uaeasures, which
drew on him the ceusure of bis government,
that ceusuce was promptly expressed 60
himself. Had the coudnce Of Mr.. Jackson
been disapProved, when his dispatches were
seen, this disaRprobaeion, .hough not ex-
pressed publicly, would have been imme-
diately communicated to hiu,.
Ye, it is 10 web known as a cireumseanee I
of that kiad can be koown, that the letters
acknowledging the receipt of those dis
patches conveyed 60 Mr.. jackson the a2-
probation Of his government These letters
were at the time Shown sxtensi, ely, and /,
were mentioned in the public priats. Their
nature did net admit of greater publicity.
This fact - totally Incompatible with an IN.
.tenr;on, pretended to exist at the same in.
slant, TO csnsure the minister whose con-
duct was thus approved. .~
Equally destitute Of evidence is the al.
legation Of an inteution Immediately to ap-
point another sninisser ~"+of rank & salenes."
This assertion, from its nature, cannot be
'disproved. It'wouid have been rash and in.
decorons in the marquis Of Wellesley pub.
licly to declare, that another minister would
not be appointed. Circumstances might
have occurred, aud nav yet ,5ecur, to ren-
der such appointment advisable. QUE ad-
,minisuasion May yet indicate q senptr,
which may be met BY this step. The neso.
Citations thro' Mr.. Pinkney might be Of a
character TO warrant it. Al any rate, the
occasion did not require or perhaps justify
an open declaration, ON the part Of the mar
quis of Wellesley, Of che resolution of the
cabinet on this subject. Thenegative there.
fore cannot be proved. But daere n no
pretext, 80 far as is Known to the public,
Tor the allegation that a determination to
send another miniater had ever been form.
ed, much less thatir had ever besa eommu-
nicated: %, .-.-.s.