The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-28

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| The msmentm answer to the other sour
( rliit'es OF Bonaparte is printed / shalt take
care TO send YOU copy. for the purpose of
! your publishing such parts as YOU may think
| proper. / have the honor to be, sir, your
| most humble servant, ~
'~'t SARRAZIN.
To the Editor of the Globe.
Cehy ofa letter from, General Sarrazin
TO h'a uncle. Mr.. Fischer, a merchant in
| Leeds.
80 Most Honoured Uncle-aAs the letter
attributed to Madame Ssrrazin must have
alarmed you. Ihasten to write you, in order
to tranquillze you with regard to the fate of
my spouse. =.
"Previous to my departure from Boulogne,
l took care to make solid provision for
her support, and RENTED her a years
allowance in advance cannot give you
farther information on this head at the pre-
sent moment.
Madame Sarrasin is in possession of her
family property, which never touched a
| we'll furnished house and wardrobe, 4 num-
Der OF Jewels and other valuables, complete
| ly attest the sincerity of my attentions, and
| my attachment for her and my son.
Bonaparte may conGscate what L have
lett at BouloSne Madame Sarrazin, assure
you, does not stand in need of it,
/ ChaiiehSe bonaparte to publish the
letters written 10 my son. Bonaparte wish.
es to get that child within his grasp.--
This is the object of his letter, which was
either fabricated, or extorted by the via
lcnce OF his agents. from Madame Sara
Yin; an excellent, but delicate and timid wo
| man
Bonaparte makes.my wife say, thar
have been deranged these. seven wears He
represents her as a native of Switzerland,
though he perfectly well knows that she is
an English woman, having been born at Elk
eter
| g My reply to Benaparte will not appear
until the 6'h ut August. in consequence of
delay IN the printing. | shall take care to
send you copy of 1.-THE following fact,
which is not stated in il will furnish you with
Key to. the hatred which Bonaparte bears
towards me
Ten years ago. Madame Murat propos-
ed TO me TO do as many other Generals had
done, who had dismissed the wives hev had
married in foreign countries for the purpose
OF e'ponsing French ladies'. This was at a
grand d'Nnef wh'ch She gave, ,ol'o@ed by
oaii---Hladdme Cafan according 10 The
PUBLIC 'umor, Bonohartc's Mistress of the
reVsfs. zoas there aviih a number otfhe nrost
tJdSctng ing Of her nymhhs | answered.
tnat was annJ>nes man and would keen
my vile On my return from ST Domingo.
whittier WIS sent only in expectation that
should there find nay grave | was coldiy
received, and given 10 understand that the
rehgion, as we'll as the education of Madame
oHrraz'n prevented her being received at
court My spouse .igpifed wish to visi.
her parents. who reside in Switzerland--
and Bonaparte having ordered me to set of.
10 take the command in the Isle of adsand
10 direct her to join me. would have been
10 sacT'hce both her and my son to Climate
much more pestilential than that of the Isle
OF Walcheren From that moment / adont
ed the resolution to quit INC servic e. of Bona
parte, and formed such arrangements as
TO make their fate independent of mine
put Tor my wishes to accomplish this. |
snooio nave Deen IN England upwards of a
year ago.
What enrages Bonaparte against me is
that ne cannot tell the public am coward
a Piunderer or a blockhea,.. My remarks
VIII prove TO him that 1 am neither a mad
man nor a bad husband.
:" Though my father in law, in consequence
OF his losses in trade, has been able 20 give
me only half the dowry promised me, am
not, On that account, the less faithful TO INV
engagements. }l.,'
"nti'her hoHcy moi, The desire ofriches,
shaft eperniake me seek for divorce.
AS bonaParte causes all letters to be o
= .
dence should, IN every respect, be so con
Quoted, as nos only to occasion no susRicions.
put also to dissipate such as might be occa.
stoned by malice or iudScretion, 1 knew
that Bonaparte is no-less cunning than he is
wicked. Fhad to regulate my actions and
my writings accordingly He has been INV
dupe and tits the modification he feels nm
that score, no less than his fear of seeing
himself completely exposed, in CONSEQUENCE
OF thekno"ledge which ! Fave bad these Is
years ct all that has passed in tie interim of
MS family, which has been the cause Of
the ridiculous reports he has published res
posting me.
Until canhave the pleasure Of seeinp
YOU and your fau,iiy,f beg you will receive
the homage of my sincere devotion Il hate
the honor to be &c.
SARRAZIN."
London, July so. 1910.
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j ne revived threat Of invasion by Roma
perte appears not to be unattended ~ bv
ministry. lie intends TO mister all the ma,
vai force he can collect in Holland in the
ie1el, and will make an attempt to unite IL
WIN tue ileet in the Schedt. Din ections have
oeen consequently sent from the admiralty
20 plymouth and the other backwards to pre-
pare several ships in ordinary, To- be got rea-
dy for che purpose of being put in commits
son. ard several able hands have been i'm.
pfessed IN the course.of the week to man orr
uSets he workmen in the arsenal at