The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-22

gence pamphlet, the author of which tri.
umphs in the fucce of our enemy depreciates
and lights the ailiaance of RutIia reprefents
cur condition in fuch fate of humiliation, as
TO induce deep deipair who, in a word, RATES.
France to the highelt pinnacle of grandeur, and
links England to the loweit Gage of deprefiion !;
requires degree of creduty and of blndnefs,
that could, it ihould feem, be only founded in
the mott profoond ignorance. We have thor
1t neceilary thus promptly to eXpofe this impo-
htlon, becaute it is calculated to be extremely
Injurious to Administration"
From THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
On Monday evening lat Pamphlet, written bv
the author of {" War in Dguife" was republiibed in
this city from the London copy it is 4s pages vo
Asthe iubect OF the pamphlet but be fiters
ing tn all caiies OF our readers, we have commenced
ITS publication in the Citizen and fball continue !,
until the entire Of the work iall have been laid be-
fore the reader.
Osfr-vatfou, on t5s Soeee6 offbe bon. s5obu Rac
doIib, Rspyr teutatiz,e forfbe Stots of VT,pipia.
IN tie General CcngrcJ Of Aueriea, or a mo.
f:onJ0r the non-i'nbortat,oa Of B,iti6 s7ercJ,au-
die, pending the prejent diLbute betqv.cu Great
Britain and -4meriea. BY tie author ofU..r
IN Djguje.
UoRdou, printcd) New-York reprinted for L
Sergeant. wall-areet, oppoi.e the bank of the
u. States 1906.
ADVERTISEMENT.
The Author of the observations offers as an ann
]ogy for defects in its Rye and its inadequacy to s
very important fubjea, the extreme hate in which
It has been competed, through an apprehension thar
the great queion difcued in it, is on the popt Of
deeiiion by his n,ajeGy's H,uiaers. The fpeech of
Mr. Randolph arrived from America on the sofa Of
iait month"; and this morning, the laa page of the Oh.
iervasions has gone prels.
May 2, BOG.
DESCRIPTIONS, Sc.
Six months had elapfed hnce the pamph,e, called
War in Dilguife" was fra given TO the public
without any opponent having entered the ifs TO dc
rute before Britih judges either the iufice or tbe
policy 0f It's views.
J he Editor OF tie Pariilan Argus indeed, who de-
grades the Englih language by protitutng it to the
iervice of tyrant, had favored that work hy an ear
iy and honorable cenfure; but home, i, had been
noticed with uniform alent the truth and impor
lance OF thoie practical conculious to which RI. an
thor had reaioned; and in neutral countries il had
been encountered only by fuch vague clamours, as
fcarcely admitted Of, much lefs deferved a reply.
therefore had TO inducements to invoke again the
attention OF the public on the great fubje6 of our
maritime rights.
Much, very much, of new argument was offered
TO me by the awful changes in the fate of the war
which the treaty OF Prsfburg( had occaioned ;bu,
had reafon to believe that enough had been faid RI
fats'y Ensllihmen at Leaf and hoped that IL other
nations had Objections to offer, they would not be adj
mttsd by our governElent 20 precipi,atey as TO pre
cude volunteer in the osde Of his country from GG
tanning againt them the arguments he had adysp-
ced.
On afudden, fome of thefe circumstances are une,-
peaedy reverted.
Within few days, pamphlet has been pu. into
my lands, which under more comprehensive titla
dicniles the iubjeS ofour preicnt dfpute with Ane
ricl and which without protecting to be an anCxver
TO the work called Var in Dfguiie,' con,royerts
its mott important conditions. (2)
Before had found time TO give this an,agon;R de-
Ibera.e attention, another has taken I'D the paunt
let under the formidable armour Of the reviewer :.
and at the fame moment third who has not vet ini,
ed from the prefs, me with declared hoa,v
in the form of legitimate war;
But alas at this moment rnmour has reached NV
ears, far more alarming than the united attacks of the
albeit controversial opponents.
IL is faid that his nia:eiy's tnnii}ers are on ,t
ofgviDg way to the injurious claims aud rnenaees Of
America, aud renouneiug forever the maritime right,
10 difpute.
May the report prove TO be erroneous. 7, "a Jrs
TO the high characters which compoie the pref.nt ca
binet to believe that it will be found 10 and in tina.
taiti VIII JOJiauy spoisgie to them Tor haviDr oue
moment litened to III. tale
Buff there be indeed yet une1ecu,ed porpofs
IF this nature in the mind Of any Birth niniasr-
If a!ltbe recent ,riurpbs Of orr Rag and the naoC
tic aseendancy Of navy, have not precluded the
thought OF thus trucking the invaders of maritime
rights then indeed it is high time for every Engih
man who ioreiee the confsquences to lit up warn
ing voice, while there Is yet chance Vt being heard
and OF averting the impending mitchell
Imprehsd With this anxious reflection + feel tba,
TO arreh deci6on, is now the fra and mon nroen,
objcef, this great national caufe. To fupply n
tioie opponents Whole arguments have feen womb
be no difficult TAX; blR before return their broad
bdes, "'cH RON haltiy upon deck, aud befeceh the
commanding officers yet to flribc the colours
few hours only have espled ince tool. nm me-
pen f"r hlspurPrlc but with great difficulty how ~
reconcile the magnitude Of the eoniiderst;ons Will
Trei.ed upon me, with the urgent call for difps,eb
when the arrival Of mail from America, quite ac.
edentaliy, but mott fealopably placed in my poei.
an the following Importantly eech4(4)
perceived IL at mott deGYabls fnba;,u,.
Tor thoie arguments vhio, was on the point Of
Nsfes by Bs Iaf5e,.
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