The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-22

flat PaJfed tie euerpie, oftbe United Stase,."
Inc federaliits now butter about exerciiing ,h.,
resentment, and talk about powerful navy hu,
,ach nonienie is about equal to their former sav
we had taken the fame precaution that Rufia dd
IN their treaty with Britain, we fhould have Nod =.
respectable as they 10 with the belliperep no,v.
erS-both tdes now court them whereas ~, b,v.
become the dupes o. each party. France feels r.
,eit'neht oeeauie OF our former vindeive cand,a
towards her, and England defpfes us for un, d;r-
r.. Pg,.a"i"ity IN crouehing to their imp litio.
NAT lomething mutt be done to give fecnr;,v 49,,
faohey to our commerce, is allowed bo,b n. -
RANTS and republicans The former call for nv. e
war out the latter propofe a more Formidable al
,ure weapon We fhoud only exhauR Our ,vs'i,s
tne one without any profpeta of fuccefs bu, W.
ld0e mii'"' oy the other, with the cer,a;p,,
OF complete triumph. Our commerce i, NOR. 10y
eiu than navy, and -intercourle with Fn!,,m,
ana her nisnds, would be more effrG9ual to pl,c -
IN me respectable attitude Of neutras than A.. IS
| 80 fail Of the line ' hse' OK
AS ,ne iuo)ed OF our commerce has been fu|lv eo,
nNeieo III former publication together with con.
PARTON OF Jays treaty, and that of Ruff -
England muG beg the indulgence oe INV felloy,'s;
tizens to re-peruial of it, under The VIII -.
| hgnature of Old So.,b." "'A A'o"S
HE Cmm2o'snee OF the Britiih nation has h., e.
lohs 'pbject OF exuation, and from political NV
'Vee 10 generally admitted, that an a,te,np, 70 w..
y'" N an attitude of oppoG,on to her ,uay;,,
he ~
| rNeHnr' ID M. III iuadncE Rn. No ... 81. y, %
'7re oVcrrated in its real commercial i}rst o.eh
weed o.her nations would exeroife tbof. p,,nr,
'"'tagt' which they poiIeis; The United S,a,ss 10
N'.'s tnf power OF Britain aud Al0cnirr i5e;,
o." energies, have originated the errors tbsy a..
co nme;cf, ard iub.tantiated the benefits oh,r..t
| h'E'"i m our commercial negotiations The 0,,,
eSe'teh b. the friends of the Brtiih treatv thar 49,
Tr''ld be 'bt eorghere Of refaag If, were derova,o,
70 our national character as it exhibited pull
iA'nh''y on our part, which STIMULATED Britain h,
further excehes. The declaration of our apprebenfo
OF her recruitment and the dread we d;GIreJ -.
Pro"eis, led the government to purdue fv,,sp, ~
depreciation, unawed by any meaf1res of re,al;,,;o
IRON, .ne American administration. Our lanp,,aoS
Oh 'i,at oeeaiion was that of timdity we beeam.
upPhsant' to their cemency; we openly e,suebld :.
nc "ea'Y' though we lecretly detetted its principles.
anu tius governed by far, unfortunately fnrr.,
dered every neutral right to the uncontrolled m,.
| hase',ent OF an expentive EnghHi judiciary
90 Tar from confdering Britain rs .,rs,f,r, ;,b.x
=. .et "1'i"'' commercial or MANUFACTURING fatop
n'hese there isno power in Europe more con,pletex
af0""aaHt' as they relate to thefe particulars Her
Sd,'" depends greatly on RuIia, and her eonme,e;f
a"o ~'".fsf1'iag intereits principally f,nnor,S
by her connection in America Th. ;m,,.rC -
ty OF manufactures yearly im6sts TED into the JIn,.a
oates' together with the export of our Aape ar,;.l
10 me Welt Indies, and within her own dominica.
give uch balance of trade, in the various direei;n
Ct s'"isrce, as would at lhort time hopped)
trike fatal blow to the revenu. and p,err.r,;l
:ranaetions of that country. The bcne6,. ~
IRON, rom our commerce with England, are allowed hx
i'll the authors who have written OH the fb;.a o.
l,''e dread excited durng the ihort period nj o,r co.,
oaso' proves the propr-sy. its eHi:ation in the A.
'l- al icaie' Oar embargo threw the whole .s
change OF London into conformation
ms principle was Nronqlv urred in th c,... ~
ventions on the gueGon Of the conAit,t;on : r,a.
ever cohhdered the Palladium of our national i'm.
Ipofl~nce. MI John Adams, (the late preGden,r
"neh IN England, aHerted, in my HEARING. that n.
@ o. America was the moit powerful weapo,
"'tN 'a'n and further declared, thar if the u
o'ates would n1ise IN navigation acl that we coI
lforee the nrniftry to our own terms TIT No. 60
tinents which that gentleman indicated yyb., ed
ing az the Court OF ST. James he rcgrc,ted ,b,. M
commercial iyhem adopted by the ApornU
n'ates' and often fpcke with degree of eaAvc,G;.
:~y1fNee on n: power OF this country control The
liniolence of Britain. VIC
England, infead OF being oagui5of.rt !, in RI.
power OF RuilIa and America who could Gin aH;arc.J
ENFORCE their demands, upon the mott extenj;ve prr
cPies lheie two countries are the keI, which IN
'!sorate the ftrength of this vindisaive Sanpfon
vigorous determination to maintain their neutral
s''' would operate too powerfully on the furd ,
TIE and the peopie at kzyee TO he
ed with levlty 1t would prefs with a pondsrarc,,
whoh Could not eay be Q AIKEN off. and the various
oil the Britiih nation would experience hcb
convuiion'a as TO alarm the minnry for die poIt(.i
ana commercial exiffence of the government.
The treaty, lately concluded between ENGLAND ,-4
Suia' Iuiheienty eyiuces the approximations Of Emo.
land on the Northern confederacy. Ruffia BEING r.,
Pr'nc'pa nation dreaded by Britain, the terms cor.
GUIDED on are highly favourable to the neutral poiti.
d, oil that country 1t is founded on liberal pr;nci-
pes and brings the buine repeaing the navioat;o,
OF their respective iubjects to prece explanation
IL determines without any equvocation, the fsec;Go
0'f'''eF Of eofy9faad; declares in the moi exnrr,
manner what charaaerizcs b!oekaJ,fso,t ,bs,
their Veiie' iha not be Topped but upon ;ut eauG.
al" fedfTf f9ef that the right If ~reb ihalI be CON-
hnfd ioleiy to ie' IF vv4r and hall never extend r.
P'V0fs'', or any other vees, though armed for the
purPole OF war Every precaution is taken TO pre-
vent any Ill consequences by the meeting of their ref
PeoiVe ihps OF war; they alI keep out of the re,rb
of cannon iho, and the commander of the beligsrr,
| venei ihali lend boat IN board the copyoving f
and the nsmoit order and regularity are provided IN
proceeding on the examination. IF there appears a
reAionaoie uipicon for iearch the commander Of r.,
convoy mas privilege to nominate and appoin, mr.,
or more officers to aif in fearching, which fhall I've
zone IN MS Pretence, conformity with one or more of
beers named by the commander of the veGel of The
eeilgerent party If u and luficient reafon appear
or detention, the commander Of the CONVEYING l,;r
| tn orda -.