Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-11

| In the recall Of MI Jackson by the British 90.
| yesnment will be found compliance with the
request made by the Executive OF the united
States through our minister in London, DELAYED.
It II true longer than was necessary, and so far
unsa isfactoTy--but yet such compliance as has
saved the administration the disagreeabls alter.
native OF ordering Nr Jackson out Of the coun.
! y, which course had his recall been refused.
sould have been justified by the usage of nations
-ontempe raneous with the recall is an official An
annexation that successor will be appointed, and
'ha, Mr. Morier will act as Charge des affaires
until the Successor SHALL arrive,
il will be remarked that in the manner in
which Sr Jackson has been recalled the feelings
Of the Anne lean government appear TO have
been respected inasmuch a. the recall is no, an
rounc,d in any ordinary cases, in the case Of
Mr E'.kme tor inatsnce, through the minister
himself but directly from the sovereign. In the
manner Of Mr. Moter's introduction 10 the Ex-
ecuive, also, desire is discovered to avoid the
lemms winch must have resulted from the an
uuncia,ion Of M Morie S appointment a. charge
des sHaires, in the usual mode, through the re.
called MINISTER. Had the British government
been Opposed 10 aggravate existing differences,
II would have been LETT 70. MT Jackson to an
nounce the appointment ofNr MUrier as Charge
des afaifes, and, as the Executive has refused 10
receive any further cemmunica ion from mr.
Jackson, the introduction of Ar Aorier az the
Representative OF the British government could
act have been received through that medium,
These ciicumstances, though Indicative Of
disposition TO avoid irritation, amount to but ill.,
tie. Should the British government unseasona.
bly, d. lay the appointment of successor to Mr.
jackson, it would give just grouns to suspect an
intention TO procrastinale that atonement and
those explanations already 100 IoDg delayed, and
would warrant the belief THAI the new mini ter's
nomination was delayed with view of being
guided by subsequent events in the selection Of
SUCCESSION, or IN the instructions with which he
is 20 be furnisned.-ib
Mr. PIHKrEY.---By letters received from
London we learn that the statements lately ap.
peasing in the British: prints, and from them CO.
ped into the american papers, OF observations
made by eur minister at London on Two different
occasions, arc hagrantly inc rect. The obscr-
vations made by him on a recent location (the
meeting Of The Society Of Foreigners in distress)
we are assured, were so exHsvaganily misrepTe.
scented thai scarce word Of the statement bore
any resemblance 20 what he said. The para.
ssaphisis employ ed for PRINTS in the metropolis of
England, where so great an avidty is displayed
for highly coofed statements and descriptions,
often adapt their production ra,her TO thedisposi
ems of their readers than TO facts as they really
exist. Embellishments IS with them the order OF
the day, whether their subject be festive meet.
Jog or dIawing room Pa'ade, BY the magic of
their pen they convert general declarations OF
good will into enlhusias,io expressions Of auach.
lnent or admiration with he same facility as they
you'd deck win jewes or costly gew-gaws
dress of the most republican simplicity. The
TACT is. THAI no reliance can be placed on these