The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-19
VOLUNTEERS.


BY General Eaton-The citizens OF that nate
which gave birth to the glory OF America
Say their PROPERTY he 40 perpetual as their
patriotilm is coufpicuou,.
BY the Chief Jutice-The military genius of
our country May the fpaia which remains Ia.
tent during peace, b. refunded, shcn the occa-
finn requires, into Same.
BY Judge Carrington-Pesce and friepdn,ip
throughout the world.
BY Judge Roane The memory OF Edmund
Pcndetou.
BY Judge Broo<e--James Monroe; in War
the Soldier, in Peace the Stateiman.
BY the Prehdent-The memory of c. en-. Tho.
mas Melton, who nobly facrifced his all, to fave
his country.
By DIR. VIM. Fouhiec--!American policy--
Peace, the ready and only certain road to hap.
p,neis ;---Yet gvay, lad as it may be, is prefera-
BILE to opprefiion or difgrace
BY John Baker---The ipirt of repub,icanilin
Whit 1t teaches us to reiped the rights of o.
Their nations; 1t arms us with fortitude to de-
fend our oun.
BY Thomas Miller of Powhatan---The Corhi.
tuition OF Virg nia---Prattice is paramount TO
theory.
By WIN. F. Braxton--Deca:ur the honour
of his country the firit principle Of his foul, and
the idea OF tribute more dreadful than death.
~ the Attorney General---May public honor
and gratitude, ever reward military vaor, in
defence OF the rights Of free people.
Gen. Eaton having retired---
by the V'ce-Preiident--- General Eaton.--Niay
each American when required, thew fortitude
equal t. his, in the cauie of his country.
BY IL. l.. characterization form
OF Government which the human mind mott
approves, equally well administered NUT be the
beit.
BY Henry Danks---May the precepts of 2
PrebIe, an Eaton, and other brave comrades,
dcbar6a,ye the flores Of the Mediterranean.
The Legislature of Maryland convened at
Annapolis on the 5th inf. and appointed Ar
chlbaId Vanhorn fpeaker. The preient FELTON,
has already excited comfortable expectations.
as among other important meafures which are
to be agitated, an entire change in the judiciary
iyitem Of the tate, by ahoihing the General
Court and employing County Courts in its
place, and the appropriation of the money to be
received tor the B00k Stock in England, are to
become the iubjects of their deliberations.
We 'iiouId prefume, that the frigates late
iy arrived from the Mediterranean and the
greatet part of our difpofabIe marine force,
will be defined to the neighbourhood Of the
HAVANA or the mouth of the MifElippi for
we have Ettle doubt, in cafe Of war between
Spain and the United States, that detachment
will be fent out from Cuba, and that New-Or-
leans will be the point of their attack. RELYING
upon the mifreprsfentcd difadetion of the in
habitants, the SPanilh Court may indulge fome
unfounded expectations, that this i'll difcipned
and imbecile detachment may conquer and de.
fend this important pot.
49,
The fle of n. Orleans papers which we re-
ceived by yeGerday's Weftern mail, contains no
more than the following interefling articles, ref
pecting the difpofitions made at New Orleans.
to meet the probable exigency of the times.
NEW-ORIEANS, October &.
His Fxcellcncy Gov. CLAIBORNE and fpit,
reIl,rrld 20, tl,ir ..it.. La L. -,