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Foreign News
November 16, 1810
The Enquirer
Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia
What is this article about?
English suspicion of General Sarazin for his ties to Sweden's new Crown Prince Bernadotte, seen as anti-Bonaparte; speculation of a diplomatic mission to Sweden.
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GENERAL SARAZIN
Continues to be regarded with suspicion by many of the English subjects. One of the English papers says; "It must be admitted, that the new Crown Prince of Sweden is very well represented in this country. The ex general Sarazin is, as he has himself avowed, his great friend. We should not be surprised at hearing that general Sarazin will be sent on a mission to Sweden, especially as he says in every company he frequents, that Bernadotte is an enemy to Bonaparte, & that his elevation to the Crown of Sweden ought to be considered as a fortunate circumstance for this country."—Whig.
Continues to be regarded with suspicion by many of the English subjects. One of the English papers says; "It must be admitted, that the new Crown Prince of Sweden is very well represented in this country. The ex general Sarazin is, as he has himself avowed, his great friend. We should not be surprised at hearing that general Sarazin will be sent on a mission to Sweden, especially as he says in every company he frequents, that Bernadotte is an enemy to Bonaparte, & that his elevation to the Crown of Sweden ought to be considered as a fortunate circumstance for this country."—Whig.
What sub-type of article is it?
Diplomatic
Political
What keywords are associated?
General Sarazin
Crown Prince Sweden
Bernadotte
Mission Sweden
Anti Bonaparte
What entities or persons were involved?
General Sarazin
Bernadotte
Bonaparte
Where did it happen?
Sweden
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Sweden
Key Persons
General Sarazin
Bernadotte
Bonaparte
Event Details
General Sarazin is regarded with suspicion by English subjects due to his friendship with the new Crown Prince of Sweden, Bernadotte, whom he claims is an enemy to Bonaparte. An English paper speculates that Sarazin may be sent on a mission to Sweden, viewing Bernadotte's elevation as fortunate for England.