The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-16
=" There shall be spaiiing and gnashing Of
teeth :" american dignity rs successful
inso(ence IS furnished and Cohenhagen
Jackson is no longer 10 Ioliute tie soil qf
the United STATES
TO BE RELIED ON!
TO THE EDITOR.
FROM A MEMBER OF CONC

TO THE EDITOR.
FROM MEMBER OF CONGRESS-.
"By the arrival at New York n private
letter was received from our Minister, Mr..
Pinkney, at London. The letter accompa-
mics dispatches, which haze not yet reached
the seat OF government.
| The letter of Mr. Pinkney is dated on the
| I'd or January, after the correspondence be-
tween Mr.. Jackson and the American go
vernment had been received, and after two
cabinet councils had been held--He gives
the outline OF an interview with the MARQUIS
Wellesley.
The marquis declared that Mr.. Jackson
would be recalled. Tha, it would be done
in a manner to injure his feelings as little
| as possible. That'n new Minister of talents
and rank would be sent to replace him. -
Expressed in strong terms the DISPOSE
ton of himself and his government to conci..
late the United States & asked Mr. Pink
ney whether he had power 70 negotiate
The Marquis asked another interview with
Mr. Pinkney, at his own house. Mr. Pink
ney was received with great cosdiality and
politeness. Read part of his Instructions to
Lord Wellesley. who observed that with
such dispositions on the part of our govern.
ment, he had little doubt but that good un
derstanding between the two countries
might be renewed
The ministerial papers received by the
same opportunity, discover the insult offer
ed by Jackson to the American government,
and justify him. They say it was the duty
OF Jackson to urge the "point," of a know
ledge on the part of the American govern
ment, of Erskine's instructions. They call
it the sore poiut to the American govern
ment. and compare it to an Z" unCiaste'
wom an, who can bear every other charge
Has hin rion Sqknr-
day, o'clock. )
u The following, excited no small SEN
sation in this city, on Wednesday:
Extract Of letter from member of
Congress 10 q mercantile House in This
Gig, datcd March 10.
1--WE have just received the unpleasant
Intelligence Of the general and entire Sc
questration OF American property in the
French ports, and that Bonaparte has de.
clared war against us.-The former part of
the intelligence comes so we'll authenticated
AS to entitle it to the fullest credit.-But
the latter, needs confirmation and / am in
clned to suppose, as it comes from St. Sc
bastians, it grows out of the other"
6F We presume, that the following are
the sources, through which these rumours
came
Ertract Of letter, dated B0rdeaur
Dec. 81.
" We regret to state that the French go
vernment has put all American property UNI
der sequestration,
=" MIR. Shaler, the messenger, passed thro'
this place this morning, ON his way to Paris,
with the government dispatches, and will be
there on Tuesday night, and we flatter our.
selves that the nature Of these dispatches
is such as will alter the present hostile dis
position OF this government
" This measure of the French gov eminent
was executed only the 2Sth of this month,
and was the less expected, as there were ru.
mors OF very pacific nature towards Anne
riCa"
NEW YORK, March 9.
The Boston Palladium Of Tuesday, receiv-
ed late last night mentions the arrival at
MarbIehead of the brig Increase, Wilder,
from Gijon, with accounts to January Is,
Letters from St. Andero, Bilboa and St.
SebaStians, all concur in stating, that ge-
neral embargo had been laid in all the Eas-
tern ports-----and it was reported, that Bo
naparte had declared war against the u.
States.
~ These two accounts do not tally with
themselves--in one, it is egueStration----
in the other, an ehbargo.--it may be. that
sesquestrations have taken place in the South
like those to the North, in Hamburg and
Tonnin zen. AS to war, there is no truth in
it-for we have Paris dates 90 the 9Th Ianu-
airy, which are silent about ton the contra
ry, every thing bad fair for an amicablc ar.
rangemcnt between the United States and
France.
o. The article in the 1st page, 5th Column,
| under head OF PARIs &c. should come IN, Ord
Column jus; bsfore tue Article from the Losdsa