The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-14

CSSety ueuSve SoSt yCu nave COT ClIizen
more jealous for the independence and pros
deeply regretted that conduct and those G.
vents, which have, of late. exposed both to
so much hazard ; nor do think on have a.
any one public character (highly as you
know estimate many of them) who could
have acted here. under like circ"nn s...ces,
with more consistency and effect, than Mr..
Pnkney has done : and have no doubt,
whatever may be the result of his mission,
and which believe is at present very IN
certain. that whenever it terminates he will,
on his hnalreport, obtain the piaudit of ha-
wing deserved we'll of his country.
Amongst other assertions, equally without
foundation, observe, in one paper, that Mr..
Pinkney IS accused of having appointed
George joy as an agent in Copenhagen
1t SO happens thatI know this to be false.
10y is merely a hrtvafe agent, employed by
Mr.. Samuel Williams. (nephew Of Picker
ing) to endeavor to receive some property
in Denmark probably belonging to 7fmothy
Pickering or Stefhen Higginson ~ Others Of
his correspondents. You know lou, & can
readily suppose that his vanity may have
prompted him to assume something of a
public character, founded on his asserting
that he has the appointment of the consul :
ship in Rotterdam. This is the report OF
persons lately from Denmark. Would
you have supposed. that at sn advanced Pc
riod of his life, old Stephen Higginson should
have arrived in England, and with his fa-
mily! Such. ] am told, is the case; and
some say, from an apprehension that the re-
vivai Of the old Gghf in Massachusetts will
be too powerful to permit his peaceful des
cent to the grave--in Boston !-.furora.
Erfrdef Of letterfrona Liper1sool. .4itrii27
There have been rumours that the du-
ties on American produce would be much
advanced, and even that the importation in
American vessels would be prohibited; and
two days ago the Courier contained state
ment ON American affairs of a very warlike
nature, but we believe without any founda-
tion."
BALrInopE, June TO-.
Communicated 70, the Federal Gazette
EUtraes from Lstity, dated L1vERroou,
April %
@" No commune ton has been made b
the government OF this country on the subject OF
American affairs, since the account of the pass.
Ing OF the Non-lmportation Act was received
nor has any retaiiating measure been adopted
| unless, however some accommodation be-
tween the countries takes place in the
course OF the present summer, we do not expect
| the ports OF this country will long remain open
to American ships and the general produce OF
the U. 8 There is at present no hope of the or
ders IN Council being repealed, and in anticipa-
ton OF there being, ere long, some impeachment
TO the direct importation Of American produce
1T is in general in good demand at rather impro
wing prices. The vessels TO carry out Mr. Fos
ter and 1r. Pnkney are still waiting for them
nut an account oftheir embarkation is daily ex
pected The American s per cent stock sells
IN London at los IL, the 8 per cent at So
and Lou'siana6 per cents at LOG The premi
um OF Insurance from the u: s to this countr,
is4 guineas per cent--Dollars s.. Id. pc,
ounce"