The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-01
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II @ eneral Hampton has published the
Proclaim alton Of the President OF the nited
S:Ates ole cing pardous to deserters, with
sha following address:
IN order TO give Z feet TO this act of Gle
M .ucy of the President the United States,
and 20 provide Immediate protection for such
as shall accept of the gracious
u lrdo, off red to them by their legtim e
govern have instructed the com. :.
IN and;ng oflice of the troops at the Co.
lunoian Spring, at Fort Stoddert and at N
Or,eans, to receive and provide for such as
may return TO the standard of their country,
fron which, ia an unhappy hour. they de-.
parted, to wander in the Province of 70.
reign nation-unfriended and unknown-the
scorn of strangers!
Soldiers! Y our country has occasion for
your services, and, like an affectionate pa
rent, extends the hand of forgiveness-f1y to
accept it!
Yoar future zeal for her service shall bu-
nv YOUR errors in oblivion. Your wants shall
be provided for, and in new corps, where
The chidings of your former comrades
will not be heard-you shalt be permitted
TO serve out the term of your enlistrnent-
a peaceful mind, and the pride of a soldier
will again be restored to you-and the time
may 40, be distant, when those friends YOU
as the defenders Of their country,
w. HAMPTON, Brig. Gen.
Commanding thc troohs qpith-
in fhe Mississihhi and Or
leans Territories.
Head Quarters, near Wash }
ington, NJ Territory, Fed.
25kh, 1910. }
The Hon. Stanley Griszvold, Esq. has
,sI,a i e
States, one of the Supreme Judges of the
Illinois territory.
A letter from Naples, of the 18TH March,
received at Salem, says that the cargoes of
sEc American vessels condemned there, had
sold at high price. The coffee sold for
silver ducat per pound. The proceeds of
che whole werS estimated, at least, at FIVE
millions of ducats ..Balt. Fed. Gazette.
BY the arrivals at Salem from SMYRNA and
Palermo, we learn, that all commercial en-.
terprizes in that quarter continue extreme.
ly unfayorable. The war between the Turks
and Russians continued, supposed To be
with no advantage to the former. The Rus
slams had strong naval force in the Black
Sea. Neither English nor American vessels
were suffered to pass the Straits OF Constan.
tinople into that sea-
OF Spain, We could learn nothing, by the
above arrivals, except the general notion,
that the French were rapidly oyerrunuine
the Kingdom. Salem Gazette.
EEIrGct ola letter from TPiLiiqm II. Bur
vcH. 10 The Editor, dated WaShiaelct,
Atiyit II, 1910
=" The arrival of q vessel from London has
furnished intelligence from England to the
18th March, and the arrival Of the Jun3 has
brought dispatches from our ministers at
London and Paris the contents ofthem have
not transpired, though ] suppose in few
days they will be known. II appears from the
papers that considerable expectation prevails
of MIR. PInkHey's success n coming to some
arrangement the cOnduCt of the British
government towards the u States is UNDER
going a strict scrutiny in Parliament, and
we may soon hope - see trans actions which
have been envelopea in my stery. disclosed
to the world. 1t has been roundiy asserted
by men othigh standing, that the late mi
nistry have garbled statements and withbe d
documents which would completely justify
Mr.. Erskine in his conduct no-hing can be
more clear than, admitting Mr. Erskine ex-
ceeded his instruc Ions, the Cause assigned
for disavowing his arrangement does not ap
pear sufficiently important to Justify the in
corruption OF that good unders. andiag which
would have grown out of it.
nc SituatIOh OF parties III England ap
pears to be NOVELETTE, ministers have been
left in minorities several important
Questions and such has been the feeling ex-
CITED by the disasters of the late expeditions
chat they will soon be compelled t., resign
and give place TO ministry not involved il,
their past measures. 1t is an important con
sideraton how far this state of things will
affect any arrangement which the disasters
OF the ministry may dispose them to make
however if a change should take place VIC
may expect it will be more favorable to the
y. States, because they will be succeeded by
men of more enlarged views ard more Ii
beral policy The note frout the French
government addressed to the American ni
mister, published in the English papers, il
genuine, is of a most insulting nature we
may soon expect a true copy. and can Their
ascertain its real character. Lynch6urf
Press.
NEW YsRK, April 90.
As several erroneous publications have
appeared ia the newspapers respecting the
vessels destroyed in Cadiz and DESTROYS
that true statement should appear, i think
proper to publish the following
J. Peleg >. Folger, master OF the brig
GOuD5 Soldier lately arrived at New Yor,: