The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-30

of the American Ainbaifador afIliSted us the
moi, becarfe we know the ufe TO which Bona
parte will apply it. An Enghhman, living once
under Engliih laws, takes upon himfelf to do
that which no other arbaifador, not even the
timid Bavarian has ventIred to do he aiients at
once, that the charges are proved, and pro-
nounces i verdict or guilty without the exami-
nation of evidence or witnois. Loaifand has
beeu dearly p,vebajcG.
But it is not Livingston or aLucchchni----a
Caprara or Cetto, that can dim the far of this
favored iland.
A people at whole crimes the humane Bona
parte is fhocked and coafoundcd, will Till con-
tinue to enlighten aud benefit mankind--and to
ration Of aJs,,Dsn5 the moral people of France
will till be indebted, for preierving their chill
dren s poftcrity, from the NOT dreadful fcourge
that ever afflicted and tbinned the human race.
Theie anfwers to the Grand Judges report,
naturally induce us to recur to the report
itfelf.
The blame attachable TO MIR. Drake, fcems to
bca want of caution in the Election Of his
means, and of dexterity in the management of
them. That the deGgn of gaining over the ara
mics, and of difplacing Bonapar.e, may be a
heinous crime in his eyes, we can eahly believe !;
but no one furely viii contend that theie are IL
legitimate objects of war. Does Bonaparte in
wade England to preferve or 10 overthrow our
government & has he not himielf overthrown
governments, not in the progrefs of war, but
during the continuance ofpeace? We pats o.
Yer forne FLY parts of the correspondence about
fine wax and fympathetic ink, but there is not
the leaf hint in any part of it, at the a1afiina-
ton of the depot and that which has been
charged upon us with fuch pofitivenefs, and
fuch folemnty, is not even glanced at by ipy,
who is reprefented as the Chief agent, in one OF
tie moN formidable confpiracies that ever exit
ed /; and who, being paid according to the i'm
portanCe of his discoveries, would not OF cOurie
have concealed that which would have been
the mott valuable of all. Indeed, the fpy proves.
that a(iafhnation could not have been our OBJ
jet. The gaining over the armies is every
where fpoken of, and Mr.. Drake is made to fay
in many parts of his letters, that nothing can be
done without the armies.
The atheiRic Biihop, but boneR and ingenuou
Talleyrand; has circulated through the Diplo
matte Body at Paris, note accompanying tn,
report of Judge General Regnier, and furchar
ged with abuiive lies on this country. Th'
pack of rufhans are not entirely mifaken in ex
pectng credit for what they aiiume /; for feve-
raj of the crouching pienipo5 have fympathizeo
very indy with the inGd,ed, anggF Coriican
Amongst thefe the American is fomewhat dill:
tinguiihed. But Rufiia and Auftria the two
powers ofreal confequence, have merely taker
the communication ad retcrendan. Ifall thai
part of the report that is forged were true, il
there any plan of afiafhnation made out o.
is it not merely plan forgaining intelligence o
the motions fthe enemy, practifed in all wars
and by all parties, though in this inftance pro
voked and procured by an emifIary fet on b,
the enemy himfef. The Britiih are no afaflins
but the cruel Italian has, to a long catalogue o
crimes, juf added deliberate adalination, ant
with bad grace aflnredly. charges it upon tn.
innocent.
General Lalnes, another of the fol di/f,Ut di
plomatiQue republic, who for the purpofe O
pilage, outrage, and finuggEng, is quartered il
Liibon, has forced the Portuguefe government
TO enlaIgethe columns of its fcanty Gazette, fo
the admilIion of atrocious calumnies againif tn,
Bitiih Government and our Gracious Sove
reign. Lord R. Fitzgerald, our Minifer, has il
co9ieonence dfliKfgsf5 hfnHifefif a refitation o
thcfe caiumnes, if his government fhaII ipdq,
II worthy of them. we regret our inablt,
from the length of the Gazette, to infert thief.
two State papers in our prefent number. TIL,
French feeling fore at the report of movement,
on the Continent, hottie to their views, cbare,
them as iorgeres of Engliih emffaries. It f
happens however, that they are wholly ex.
tracts from the Continental Papers, which arr
certainly Eneliih.
ne emperor Of all the Rulfias has founded an
CniVerty, OH very comprehensive and liberal
lcaie IN Ltiuania, for the cultivation and difi,.
hon OF the Artsand Sciences in that part of the
empire MIR. Fletcher Campbell, Scotch gen.
tieInan OF conliderlbIe note as well as talent
and accomplishments, has on comnifion. been
Beating up as it were, for recruits at Edinburgh.
Aberdeen and Clafgow, to fill the new profef
!orihips; 1t may eaily be imagined, which is
IN fact the cafe that in country where lcarri,e,
rs 10 common, and the Young men from, +a,o
per as well as neceffity, 70 adventurous, MIR.
sletcher's laborS have not been in vain.
April 90.
In the houie OF Lords, on Thurfdav Ian. ON =
motion made by Lord Carlife for the product
on OF papers relative the conveyance TO Ind,
OF INTELLIGENCE of hoftities. The 1lnntinn ~