The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-18

"'eiSi' oScanie, not having ta1sn plao, TN
near eleven O'Clock, the two iides nunerrd in
great force, as the numbers demontlrate, Their.
being 2l4 on the minirSriai icie ard Iss ON tho,
OF the oppoiition. According 10 the al,ed,-
ments OF the latter, the minifer SO can do ne
Aore; whit they aiiert that on Monday tbev
will have 4 complete victory. Mr.. Fox ,iur;r;,
the dvion, addrcaed the members in the jrSSs
by, exholting their attendance on Mont,y
when, he faid, debate on the principle and al
the parts OF the bill would take place ana a
div'ion upon either of two fages, which left
them the diicretion of a further effort. if the e.
nenlcs of the obnoxious meafure ihould no. f.
naiiy fucceed on that day." This address OF
MIR. FOX was received with unuinai reclamation
ana ahevldent confidence of carryipetheir poin..
here are Undoubtedly many circumstances in
i''our OF this fangriDe hope for, bs.idss that
nothing falls 70 fat as falling Mpner, many
or the oldelt friends of Mr.. Fox (fich as Mr..
Huiiey. member for SalRburv, Mr.. Corwen for
Carl'.ie, Sir c. Burberry, Sci who have not
yet voted, and it is faid, are fnre TO Attend an
Monday. 1t is added too, that fonie of tbo,;
who Imported Mr.. Pitt in the previous Races
Ouch as Sir William Dolbenl' are ultina.,I, to
vote againf the bill. All votes of this deG:rin.
tion tell double.-Upon the whole it is obyioi,s
that the Miniter'S ituation is mot periloirs for
although he may gain iorne farther Arength by
Monday, 1t feems pretty evident that the Parli-
'N"'e' toiiSHt is Sgiiit nilll; Whit AZ Court,
alter Importing the Kings tavourte minife-.
1t cannot be fuppofcd that his footing is firm.
Clear as we are, and ihail always be, of abfo-
iu.e party fpirit, there are two obftrva-:ons
winch ooviouily preient tbemfelves to every re.
Meeting mind-the fira is that decifive ;raiori-
tyot the representatives OF England have declared
agaln't meaiure, which may nevertheless be-
come the law OF the land the fecond is. that
Mr.. Pitt comes IN, to carry on the Government
1t-h fiv,1I ler x,-,S, H.
ihgeeftedto Mr.. Addipgton's conftitutionslCenfe
of duty, to go ont.
We have received regular ferries of CoppEr7's
Pohtieai Rcqr, to the 9th Of June. In the number
for June 9, find detailed report of the trial of
Goblet for Pubifhing certain bels upon the Earl Of
Hardwcke, lord lieutenant of Ireland and feversI o.
Their diitnguifhed characters in that country The
following Is the evidence produced by the defendant.
IN iupport OF his loyalty while III America -
II P6iLa. Cox.
Mr.. LjfOn esaai7ed By Mr.. Relaxation.
9. believe, fir, you held the iituation of Britih
miniter in America ?-A I did from the year SO
to 1900.
@ Were you perfonally acquainted with Mr.. Cob
bett, the defendant "a was.
Q. From your knowledge on that filbiea, what was
his general character and conduct - Em;nen,lv
excellent
Q. What his general character as 70 LOYALTY and
attachment to the contribution ia. That of yea
ious defender OF the principles of the contribution in all
its branches.
Cros-exanlined by Mr.. Attorney General.
y Is MIR. Goblet one of the laft men YOU know
who would pubhh libel againft the government ur-
der which he lived "a. Do you mean with regard
to America
z. Yon think then, that h. might be induced to
PubiIlh libel againf any other government than hi.
own -. cannot anflxer for that.
q Is he likely to libel the ooverp,,ao. h.
was not living under ID. He might be induced to il,
MIR Goblet is gentleman pofTelTng an ardent mind.
and ne might be induced to ibea government under
"iiisii iie was ot itviig-aiways excepting ms own
Lord Henry Ste7varf examined
. O. believe your Lortiihp reiided with Mr.. I:c
ton Whit he was Britilh miniiter in America ,dI
did. 1
Q. Were you acquainted with Mr. Colbert there,
II. knew him well
9, VIII your Lordhip have the goodnefs to aa,e
what you know OF him l--A. He is man the ,-,o1
devotedy attached to the King the ROYAL family aoj
to every branch of the Contribution
The jury it viii be reccneaed, brought hin, in
guilty.
The Ligurian fenate has commuted the MI
IMMINENT of death to which an offender, named
LOUIS AMoRETTI, was fentenced, for ffy-oua
years imprisonment.
The price of 1iver experienced farther
depretion during the lat week. New Dollars
now June llth) fell at IS. led per ounce.
Ihe Emperor of Germany has forbidden
French EmigrantS to wear the order of St. Louis
in his Hereditary States.
1T feens to be principle with the French
Emperor to remove, by one way or other, all
his former Revolutionary friends. The Repul-
llcan fplrit is certainly not futed to man who
has iuf diholyed Republic. Bonaparte,
has, it is reported, very confidently
ordered Carnot, Sieyes, Garet, Coutou, GRECO
re, and LayeaunaiS to relide on their reflective
eita'es IN the country, until further orders;
which will probably remove them altogether
out OF the country.
For iome time pat, feveral couriers, CARVING
the mails and letters, in different parts of the
Continent, have been topped, and robbed OF
particular letters, only addrelTed to certain per.
ions The ditpatchss from the Ruilian COM,
nander at Corfu, to the RufIian Minifter at Ma
pies, were taken from the courier from Otranto,
to the latter city; and within a few DAVIS after.
wards, the bags, with letters from RatiGbop,
were robbed of all letters to the Rufyian, Swe.
dih, &c. Minitfers, at the Diet of Ratifbon:
all the others were permitted to arrive fafe. In
the fame week, the bags with letters from Ruiz
liza and England, for Warfaw, were opened by
NAKED perions, and all letters addreGed 10
Louis XVIII and Officers at his Court, or his
relatives, were taken away. ThcCe political
robbers, many afcribe to the fecret agents of
The fecret French Police, as no trace has heen
nj the a