The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-31

aient. THERE'S another party in This bu;in-f.i
France--aiways alert, always ready TO feel an
indignity, always eager TO grsfp at every prrs
text which may be employed for the extenGon
or her power ana never declining conteh
with the tword. VIII then Bonapar,e ref al
peace, after shie perfdous and iniultine re-
lection OF 4 mott folemn treaty; am;dh the
formidable reinforcements, which Ruifia is col.
Letting in her territories r Will he not feize
on TINS opportunity for encreaing his army in
Da'mata; OF acquiring foothold in Turkey
OF fiently preparing the materials for under.
mining this feeble empire
But to the frte of Paris we may look for
lolusion OF theie important queltions. At that
feitvaI dedicated to the delightful office of ceic
hrat'ng the rettorat'on of peace, fomr comrnun-
cation may etcape from the authorities OF
France, by which it will be known whether the
peace of Europe is again to be tlifurbed.
. The unfortunate Calabrians are not the
only people, likely to find the Britifh natl
on " fi'e di.tereR enemy gifts fieqls.' 1t yas
thus, that they have fuhjugated Genoa, and
Venice, to the arms of France: 1t was thus.
that by pretending TO sffif Ferdinand, thew
loit him the crown of Naples. 1t is thus,
that at this very moment they are endanreriny
rhe independence of Portugal. The verv 6rfe
movement to friendly understanding with
the Ensliih fleet ttafioned off the Tagns, will
become the hgual of the downfall of Portugal,
Already do the French papers begin to mrtter
the dftant thunder.
an uta/S Aately pabiiAea bas Exed TIER ayn,s
at 100000 men.
N2n- InfercoHrje Ha..--As the accomnc
dation of our differences with Great Bri,,i,
has notsyet been, in all probability, notified to
our government, it is not to be expe fed that
any efforts will be made to G4/bena the orr
ration OF this law. Even had iuch AN intima,
ton heen received. it is not to be exDetfed thor
the frehoent would now call an extraordinary
lemon OF Congreis, to authorize that fufpenfon.
That act will therefore mofs certainly on into
effect on the 18th of November.
Some republicans however have conGdered
TINS meainre, not as mere TEMPORARY expedient.
OUT as contributing part of a Permanent fvff-n,
or fneaiures, for countervailing Britiih duties
and encouraging our domeftic manrf,t,n,es
onch men will therefore be oppofsd TO anv re-
peal of this law. '
If the following obfervations of the Auror.
DC correct, meaures have been already taken
to evade its provifions. 1t is the part of everw
souo el''ceh 10 opPoie thefe illegal proceedings.
lhefe remarks have originated in our de-
OF the neceffity of every American enforcing the
non importation al, jun the fame as if negocia-
ton was not going forward.
We fometme paf, informed & forwarned
the public of the plans intended by the Br;t;A
agents, TO avoid that aa.
Wenow repeat it to the administration. tia,
large quantities of PrObibited neveEandiae of r.
very DESCRIPTION have been fent OUT from Ri.
tam 10 HHhfax and other ports in Noza Sea.
TIA and CanGdH-purpofeiy to be fmuppled n.
to thefe ftates-the cultom houGa oficero 49,
.:cc!:'y - t;"e ee/GzUarG VIII doubtTefs h..
charged TO be doubly dIgent. We know that
there are iome men who far yet aff.t TO dI.
breeiNte and dslbijf newfpaper information
their aHeetation has been carried too far.''
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