The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-26

| affected in his Ryie, he hil pr. erves an eieva.
ton OF ientiment, which commands attention
while It charms and initrutts his audience
From his youth he has been dilinsued for an
ardent love of liberty, and for fame as Ibo.leG
as the n9f4nnrd Guesv. Through the ordeal of
repeated canvatlines, where party rancour was
Inundated to pitch of barbarous licentioutnels,
has this gentleman paifed. il fiich fate of
ioc'ety, 1t ought could have been urged againit
HIM IN truth-nay, if jaJebood could have rain-
ca hnge profeiyte, iItruments were not want
ing To fubitantiate the one, or propagate the
other-Yet has Mr.. Brent carried into retire.
nent the affections of his old friends, and the
reipeet and efteem of his political adverfaries.
oncn, my te!low-citizcns, are the men of
ter lhall be found, no man will have greater
caute to rejoice than myfef--my national pride
Will be iupremely srati6sd.
BY an arrival at New. York, and another NJ
Norfolk, we have Paris dates to the soth of
September, and Bourdeaux, to the 5th OF Oeto-
ner'-We have detailed the news in this days
enquirer, rs we have received it by the Papers.
, MS mas hiled our Columns, and excluded fo;ne
domeitlc articles of not much Importance.
fummary is given in the Norfolk Ledger,
ron winch IT is evident, that 4 Continental war
Is not far ditant.-We take the following ex-
tract from that paper. 1t announces note of
ioNe conit quence, which we illail offer to our
readers as foon as poflible.
ne French government has publiihed the
note or the hu'trian government rcci,irg all the
caufes OF diicOntcnt on the par. of he latter 60
vernment.-This very important fate paner.
together with the Comment, we fhall give in our
lext Its great length rendering i, mpolIihle 10
be prepared for This days paper. We a,a,l not
attempt to anticipate our readers by any iketch
of this note, but folict their patience until our
next. To this note is annexed the note of the
kuiiian ambailador at Vienna, which declares
that the emperor of Rula, is anxious TO re-
new the negotiations for peace, when a fimi-
" lar difpotition thall be rnanifefed bv the
" French government, but that in the meantime
" two Ruflian armies of Sc. 900 each are m .d.
"vance through Galiicia towards the Dapube.''
The abience of the Editor during the laft and ,bs
preient publication has prevented the uual upply of
Original matter The few paragraphs which have
appeared under the Editorial head are from the pen
OF very intelligent and valuable friend.
ne delinquent iubfcribers to the ENQUIRER are re-
quoted to tran'it their REFLECTIVE balances by the
members OF Aiemhly, who will confer an obligation
on the Editor by taking charge Of them.
~ Married, on Thurlday the 18th inn Mr. ELISHA
MEREDITH, OF Hanover County TO the amiabIe
and accomplished Nils SALLY b. CABELL, of
Buckingham County. Z
hrra'1m IN the report Of Judge Fleming's opinion,
IN the cafe oil Mariha Conrad in the ENQUIRER of
FRIDAY lalt. -
Firit column, line 60, inGead of 1878, it mould bav.
| been I779.
--lne 81, iHfead of Knight Duplcf.is, i, fiou.d
have been Knight " Duplefis
Coiumn "a line 2s, iufead of 4homas D. Fairfax,
II uonld have been Thomas l.. Fairfax
Line 49, after the word bench, the word in" fnould
have been inherited.
Line 81, the word " in" is fnperaddcd.
Line is alter the word in, at the beginning of Ike
line, the word {; the" fhould hav,. followed
Line '27' there ihonld have been comma after
| the word plaintiff ~
Line t6l, the word or" hould have imne diatel fol-
| lowed the word tenements
Coiurhn Sd line 8, comma Mould have imn,e, date
iytoilowed the word then, ard not the word" cafe
AT the end ot the opinion, the word /" on" Is fuper
added, and makes the fentence nonlenfe