The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-29

cs''Ivince Us tn5s futn into I.Cx!(gs z1DNol
Smile have ever been importers or are now n
pofates, when they might have conicientiouf.
| ~ believed that their whole contribution was in
imminent danger, and that it's ruin would
De the inevitable forerunncr Of Iacobinifin,
anarchy, and convulion. Under this
| point or view we cannot but drapprove
or the fpirit of the following &c E.t,alf Off
feffer from .Beaqrr-fosUn," on the wcftern foe
OF the mountain, that appeared in the Aurors
| OF the 10th int. We fiibm, it TO ON. rra.
ders' as we ihall fnbmit every competition
thar relates to the nsopiag Grfngs of the poE.
.cs o, fenniyivania, that they may be able TO
undeI n; the preient temper and prediSs the
probable movements of this agitated State.
ne writer is Eating the refult of the late E.
lection IN the weftr,n diftriets of Pennfy!vsnis,
when he obferves: &c Favette and Grrcn
nave fallen of, and am with regret forced 10
tell you, that this is owing wholly to the inn,,-
ence OF GaLIz!in and Smile. Greene county
i"arr,ed with C0iatn's letters to different
per'ons, urging them to cooperate with the
federa!i'ss and fupport N!'Kesn Won who
know the part Gailaiin took againft M.Keao
IN 1893, mutt draw your own inserence..
mere IS brother-in-law of Ga!latin, who
mas oeen riding the country on that fame hong.
'u' GRAND and poor Smile 6aJ co,aoltel,
IIaf b" e5arGt7er fer iaReb-1denee. Col.
ilmiiton acted no better, 10 that il appear,
tiltt old findey will have companion. in hi,
dJls 1or." '"'
h's rfs'r'e in this city, that the Spanii n,iniRe.
the Marquis d'Yruo having determined TO leave m.
united States, has demanded his pa!Ioor,s from our
government The report adds, that the Prefidep,
obierved in reply; that bad no fIch etiquette in
TINS country and thar II in the power of foreign
mniter to quit the United States zabea and Eoro no
piea!ed "A report 70 important in tielf Gnce IL
may be regarded AZ an ominous fen of AN apnroach-
ing rupture between the countries we mall take
the ei''i5F opportunity to esntrsdfls or eOafrS1.
A lille Of New-Orleans papers, which we received
oy yenerdays weitern mail breathes firong fpiris
! OF defiance and war againf the Spaniards They
contain few facts OF any great moment: and ,b.fe
appear rather IN the form OF floating rariours than
IN the 'lrni and authenticated language oftruth The
paper OF September l4;h obf-rves we can Gate
from ionrce that may be relied on, that an army
oil 5000 men is on It's march from Mexico TO rength-
| en- the opamih frontier OF Louifiara" The paper
OF the 18th obierves we learn from rood authority
that the Marquis de Gaia Calvo has written circu-
lar letter to all tie Span, officers now in this TER
rtory, requiring them repair without delay TO
penacola to Join their reflective regiments" Thar
OF the zit IN ketchng nut coucife plan of the mea-
lures to DC taken the commencement. of hoftiites
remarks; that by drawing IN. troops from the Va.
rous Potts on the M'ih'pai, from the Walnut hills
TO Font Coupee, and calling into fcrvce the Orleans
vocnteer, ihould have force fuifeient to fr;ke
a blow that the enemy would not recover from du.
ring the war. Baton Rouge might be taken f7 the
troops as they defended the MifElippi when con-
eentrating our forces t, place, we would pats into
Wet Florida aud occupy Mobile, Peufacola and
iush other places mi, ht deem necefIary That
their exertions would have the deiired eGea we
cannot prefume to doubt, when we Iecollea the ge-
neral nbeeility OF SPanifh policy and the remarka-
bly, defenceeis condition of shc Foridas One of the
Creek Chiefs, who lately in this city declared,
that very uncomfortable detachment of men might
obtain poIeion OF all the for.. on the Mobile and ..
ven of Pcnlaeola itfeIf.