The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-26
Jarsig., yiSsIIlgen.e.
Confirmation Of aesot rxeefUtI at Egr35M aal
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LryrRrooI. Iure 90.
! POLITICAL RETROSPECf.
Noti"itllitaniim th- Secrecy obftrved bv
ms raittY's nni'iiiters in their Diplomatic pro-
Gee itngs, fccrecy which rnut he apoiauiei;
everh ny their ynoit ffenuous op oon.n,s. ,hs.
iHunA of peace ms been more loud and eratefut
To the pu5ic ear during the I'm week. than ~
any period FOR tie Two orecc>jitg yes,s I,b.s
n'eo- iatons of fsrot Kind srt CARRYING od is
we tn'i'i, n1dsdiab'e. The idea IS warranted
| by the Interchange ofconfnunicatiS.s bstis,..,
the two governments, as wei al by the rl,id
and a'moN uninterrupted rife OF the funds. ori-
! :. -. =. 90 tr " ro1;Ier1.Ie qilanti-
'es ny hoa'es ofthe fri refpe etahiity, and par
!t,culari? BY thr agents and brokers Of n.rf,ns
generally unferitoo5i 10 be in t3oiftiiio, Of tba
belt aud eariiert intelligence. Yet, when W..
connner the vi,e and rigid precautions ADOPTED
I ov adnInI'traon, aud the arts and The THICKER,
OF the ally, We co1fe is csrieves AZ a lofs to df
cover a'y real and foiii grounds for FORMING Al,
OPINION. not that negotiations are carving on.
bus thar they are likely to lead ~ q f-lurc and
honorable peace.
hct3re re enter into any teafoning on this
| fuJect, Ii may rot he u1neceilary D remark
tthai the report OF Lord Yarmouth hdvjn1 hal ,
mare III the communications wnicii may INV.
4 taken place between France and CIrra-gr git,
appears altogether unfounded. Neither by his
hanltS OF iIfe, nor by his acqaftiors and talents
| is he qualified to be the medium os Zach inter
changes OF itnfinent. The NJ = I,ord,s .h;Is.
ties are not allowed to tower bes> l.msdin,r;.
/ ", his character and capacity n,uft b1ve be.,
known to M 'Talleyrand, aud we caEne,. him,
ourielvea to believe that either ts,at fiIbtle n,;
ni!ter or MIR. Fox would be gta,li;ed with ia
tierv'ce OF iuch an agent. On the other haud-
we can icarceiy think his Lord!hip would hsps
condscendsdto fink hiinftif 30 the level OF 4
! common meilenger, a mere cate ,.oG no, ~ .
i'etter"caFfier. With refpe6t to Mr. Adair,s
million, we are confident il mutt he of the hig,.
cit importance but from the lhortnefs of the
time hnce his departure. and the. ahn.i.se =.
cehity OF cooperating with Ruffia in the adult.
'nent or prsiiniinaries, nothing can have rearh.
Eed GoyerH'nent on the part of that gentleman
To Jn.tIiy the prevalent opinion in favor OF
peace.
Looking, however, at the reciprocal Rate of
the two principal! belhs yrent powers, what W..
peculiarly contend for, is that, whether neroci-
aS,ons nave, or have not been hitherto carried
! VITA itVouraoie appearance, they can hold
out no satisfactory promife and carmel Of Ter
inInatingin peace fucll as his MaieRy's mi
nhterS could make or the country at iarsr zyo,,lI
| be srat'iied with. For this ienti,nent we hav,.
ohiy 10 refer our readers to the atfuai fisuati-
on, to the uudliguiisd conduct, to the avov4d
opinions OF the Emperor OF the French. Of
bop9Pdrte's anxious with TO obtaia peacs. ma.
BODY can en'ertI'n doubt. By that, and that
afone, he can have ibiPs, colonies and COM
| tnsrce. But who is there 10 weak, 70 Ignorant
! OF human nature, ana above all, f., little a..
9nahted with the mind and propenlities of thjs
extraordinary man, rs to believe that even the
/ treaty OF Anens explained and afed nno, j.,
his own ieafe ani meaning will Cr,isfv hin,
| The y Rem which ne chAlked out for b;nr-T
and has iince Readily purified fro II his eIayafi.
| 10 ths Co1ini1te, IS now too clearly nnder
food to DC uiiltdScn. lie is determined tn ~
| tend his cohIIelts, to enlarge his power. to sc
taoiuh his coniroul over the Continent. nc ~.
tlncreaie our colonial poG-f!ions and coDrodaf.
our hmp're on tie Ocean. What 10 bis new
k"gdom OF Naples but fet off agana our VIC
! tory OF Trafalgar, and the Sovereignty OF U,,.
land IN the periOn Of his brother Louie. buf .
ICdnnterbaiahce 10 the CO duelt of the C,De of
Cnod-iioPe lie knows We have other acc,i;
htons to make, and other triumphs 10 exn-4
BY Tea. Bat he has afo more mo11rchies T., =.
rect as vaiiaa2e5 and dependencies on his eo.-
pre- Of the Fet, and the capture OF his D,ntber
| Jerome or Ions NV victory gained by our
! fleets, will proodbiy be followed bv invraio,
! Prince Murlt with the SovereigDtv of S,vi,1ste,
ldod, u1dsr the title Of King of HeiVe,a. "a
the iief OF France. He has Riil more reyoj0fi-
ons to make but he reierves them for the cyl
gency Of the cafe. ,The fate OF PORTUGAL ID :,
his hands, and the new GermaAic C1Sfifn,io.,
/ may give nie to partitions AMI Arrangements.
at preient little thought Of IL conGronenu]
follows, that it he coaients to peace, he vii ON.
" content to one worle than that Of Amiene.
lie will not, while he has any prof1ed Of add
ing to our weight Of taxation, rs;i5oui!b naf.
ticle of his power on the continent, nor allow
az to retain what We have conguered from him
islf, or what is the tame thing, from his allies
and dependents. Bouaparte's recch: reooncGt.
alton with tie O.tomaa Porte and the in,,is,,ea
ne IS nov known to be carrying on in the Cou,t
vt 81. Pete'ibnrgh, are, uaqueeionaby. Gttl.
calculated tolowerthe arrogance of his prr.sn.
ticns and 10 fcficn him iuto a compliance oifl,
ineh tefG's as Ne M ht Eifely oses.
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/ LONDON, June 81.
/. H@fSrieag Qanyel.-The violence of condvA