Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16
DOMESTIC.
from the Ner. York National .fdroccte.
10 IHE PEOPLE OF AMERICA.

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There IS seldom anv enjovm,ot u,,acc,,.r,
nien win ITS alloy. and il has hardly ever been
Nno"", ''iit n man, who opposed corrupt
government with any degree of ability, had
the good fortune - escane attacks unon his
private Character, however fair and p,,re that
character might be. Knowing, as 1 do. the
close connection, in point of feeling not 10
say % hsercsi, winch exist between the hired
prints IN London and the aristocratic prin,s
here, II was natural for me to expect. that the
,aiter would become the channel for convey.
ing throughout tl'is country the SANDERS on
nc; ""ivh me ueSpois IN London might cause
to he printed there. The proprietor of the
he'c- fork Erening Post has not, therefore. aft
all asfouished me by a republication, from the
i,'ifca ihi,es newspaper, of d string of most
s sna,,etu. taisehoods, which appeared in the
PIE quotation from the Tines.
ne OBJECT OF tins sting of fa'sshoods is TO
maze TIE people CT both countries believe
6 tuS. ny n'gnt was occaSioned, not by any
dIeaa OF dungeon; not by any expectatation
% some unfair and deadly blow from the de-
Spots hut by my debts which l was ,taable In
PsY; inefe are. perhaps, few persons who
",,i pei.eVe this bnt, II is, nevertheless, ne
cessary q contra,iict the scandaious ialsehood.
~ is wen known, that only a week or two AFRO
there was repubished, in this same New. Y1rk
fNenng Post, from the same hir,linc London
p'"ni,s, very netaiied and minute account ct
my having been herSe-'chipped bya Mr.. Loci.
mart, member of Parliament The dav tho
honr, the precise spot, the wound given the
Siteoi tue wound all were described. Yet
n oP' Pr PIE msra 81 tnta was there in the whole
OF the history. Inever was out OF my honse
during the whole of that day and had never
seen MIR. Lockhart for more than a week pre-
vIonsiy. assert, that all which has now been
repubi'shed here, relative TO my private af
ialrs, rs e9aGity false. 1t has been published
that owe eighteen thousand pounds tor news
paper stamps. The stamps are ALWAYS maid
TOT before they are taken from the stamp office
n IN tn hn.s.s -.
this country. 1t has been said that I oved
rent for farm. rented only one farm. /
owed halt yrGr's rent Zone hundred and f;ftv
pounus) on the 9Th of Riaich, and there Mas
STOCK Oh the farm 10 the amonni OF more thar,
years rent, and things IN The house worfi,
more ehan another Years rept.--Ia short fI,e
whole Is a string OF atr0e.ous falsehoods. A,
me readef mnst suppose, when assure him
that am able TO prove, that my income from
my writings was more than ten thousand Dg,J,js
yedr clear money and. that | fully expect
to receive, at least treaty thousand mounds ont
OF the disposal ofmy landed and other proper
In day or two it is my intention. whenI
nave digested INV plan, TO publish a prosnec
t,is OF my future literary labours In the mean
time, beg those gentlemen, who are pronrie-
tors, or editors, of newspapers in the p ifn;ted
oiateS, 10 nave the goodness to insert this
andfesS' anu, IN so doing. they will greatly o.
biise their obedient servant,
PS. This same NewYork Eyeninr Do,
has, published some Sa'bled ertracfs from. nv
fUe"eN address," / shall publish this adj
dress entire, IN tem days, with notes, explana
tor Ofsonla Of the measure ,hatba We beenado>,
ted in England. Iperceve that the sbsentces
tax is really on foot again This will ont TIE
last rivet to the despotism. IL the proprle
torot the %ew-York Evening Post is in The
habit of settling disputes in my country fash
ion, will(thongh never hardly made bet
i'll my ife) bet him AN even thousand dollars
that the government of England, that's TO saw
the government of the Borouglmongers. does
not lust three years longer
BOSTON. May 10.
Yesterday Lieut.. Gen. Lellemant left town
for New-York. He has received here fine ar
teulIons due to gallant officer in exile and
mas expressed his grateful sense of American
hospitality. He left France with Bonaparte
when the latter surrendered himself TO Can't
Maitland, OF the Bellerophon and was uni
ted witntomnt Las Cases in the last Degocia-
tloh. The first negotiation, for permission to
pass unnolested to America was conducted
by Savary. On Capt. Matland's refusal to
peImit BonaparteS escape, Count Las Cases
and General Lalemant went on board the Bel
teToPhon TO announce that the Emperor Ma
pOieon Intended throwing himself on the gene
rosIiy ot tie British Prince Regent As different
reports have been circulated of the answer Of
Capt. Maitland, we have extracted the folIoyy
ing paragraph from his official despatch on
the subJect:--' Conceiving myself authorised
DS my secret orders, to receive persons of 20.
napartes description on board / have acce.
ded TO the proposal, and lie is TO embark on
board thus ship to-morrow IIuly 18th morning.
That no misunderstanding might arise have
explicitly and clearly explained to the Count
Las Cases, that | have 10 authority Whatever
Tor granting terms of any sort but that all
can do IS TO convey him and his suit to ENGLAND
10 be received in such amanuer as his ROYAL
| iiglneSs may deem expedent."
ihe French stranger who was in Boston
some e, months since, and was then reported TO
he Marshal Soui, we learn from pretty GOOD
authority, was General Cauncourt, (the Duke
Nlcenze) one OF Napocon's household and
we believe grand Marshal Of the Palace. His
| celebrity has been greateras a ID pIomatist than
Martinez aud to him has been imputed the
agehcyot having apPrchended, ip a neutral
| country, the celebrated Bourbon Prince the
Duke d'Emghein; ~ conducting himto the woods
OF Ntncennes, where he was shot by order of
| iSonapdrte. After the allies CONQUERED Paris
| the nrst time, Caulinc0urt satisfied tie Emoe
| lor OF Russia that he had no concern i'm that
foul Transaction ;but that he had been mista-
| ken for another Officer, VINO executed tl,e mis-
sion, for his having LETT Paris at the same fine
| on another mission. We understand he is now
III Ne"-OFleans. Boston Ce.diRel.
INTERESTING EXTRACT
| OJa h,ig fran one IF o,,r nsvaI ogioeys. 10
ms friend ~ Bost0a, dalsd ~ Ca,iiz.
| Warch 70.
| La January we again sailed for Al
| glers. fae batteries OF the sfropg civ a.
! gain present a formidable appearance. -
The Dey has finally concluded io accent
our treaty though when signing Il La said
he was Oh his hack, wh.le 80 pSesentsi a