The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-12

hardest against the stream. Twelve barrels
of plaster in Massachusetts go as far asa do
zen in any other state; and there is but one
head upon a stock of wheat, and the grass
grows rankest in the wet ground. work Of
- This nuture may serve ~ prevent the lovers
OF good butter and pork from coming to Ame-
rica, and hreUent emigrcti0n. They boil their
cabbage in fresh water and throw the water
out.
All the other departments are as Tidicu-
}ous as the executive and one OF his majes-
ty's crean,-coloured Hanoverian horses, has
more servants than thcir Secretary of State.
they have no lords nor 5eggars We must
try to have heggsrs. A little work upon that,
might put things in = strong light
"Their judgesare without wigs, and their
lawyers without gowns. This might be cal
led 6atd Jsssiice, and stinted eioquence.
"Ihere is no energy in the executive of
the law. One constable with a staff, will
march twenty prisoners Your lordship knows
country, where every man has soldier to
watch him with y musket.
" The government here makes no scnsati-
on. 1t is round about YOU like the air and
You cannot even feel it. a good work might
be written upon that To prevent emigration,
by shelving that the arts of government are
not known.
There arc very few shewmcn or noun
tebarks-a proof OF dull, pio,;ting people,
all being about their own atfairs.-ihs might
be stated to prevent oilers from coming
But as there is LITTLE temptation fer that class
1t is not worth book.
They have TO decaycd nor potwolloping
boroughs, which renders their parliament a
stiff machine. Their candidates are not
chaired, and throw no siXpences among the
mob. This might he used to prevent the e.
migration of the mob.
&c don't ike their little one guilsships Of
the line. If they are SO wicked when they
are little, what viii they be when they grow
bisi
81 believe Decatur 20 be a dangerous man
y had it from the Ex-hashaw oil, TIipoii.
And Preble, i fear, is as bad tho the basil
aw did not tell me so. However, if we don't
come near them, they can do MS no harm. /
hope your lortlahip will not CONT ne over
jealous in my remarks, and that they lay
notbe considered altogether unworthy OF youI
lordship's wisdom. Your lordship having
been first lord Of Tic admiralty, is the best
judge of gun-boats.
THE inventions cf this people are becom-
ing every day more alarming. They sold
their card-making machine to the English for
f7ceaity thoKSgHc foa:ad3 stcrLing! and now
they say they can make one for .fi!jiy gaineas.
Might not some addresses be advisable from
the Manchester Fustan WeaverS
"1hcy have made STEAM Boar, to go
against wind and tide seven miles in the hour
IAN alarming circumstance to the coach
making trade. work might be written "a
gainst the emigration Of coach-makers, and
enttled-JNo Scam Boat
The burning OF Patterson Mills, was We
rs fortunate; but the Eastern and Southern
Manufacturers would require to be burned.
lit IS time the country was taken out OF
their hands. They are committing daily
waste upon the woods, AID disGguring tn,
face OF Nature with villages, tuInpikes and
canals. They are about stopping up two
miles and a half OF sea, which they call the
.Narrozvs, though ! endeayor 10 persuade
them of the advantage oi FIRE fiassage for
his majesty's ships of war ny to this city, and
put before thci- eyes the example ofCopEN-
EAGEN.
'That Chesapeake business has burst til .
bubble, and shcws that nanv Of those we
counted upon here, are .Hme,icans IN Ihsi,'
hearts, and win not do any serious mischief to
their own county. Their wrangiings, fear,
are like those OF our own gyhig- and fory, and
wiilproht US nothing.
81 But there is vet n means left And If
your lordship will send ME a hurd7ed thar
sand hOmnds by the UTndsor Caste, shall
lose not an instant to set abodt it. Ilwill, I
hope, be no objection 70 ray project that il IS
4 new orc; the more so, as the old ones have
not succeeded very well. should glory, my
lord, to be the autho: o. q species of civil war
and discord, yes unctiea'..4eG, and thereby
recommend myself TO he honorable conai-
dcrat,on Of bis majesty sministers.
There exists, my lord III this nation a
latent spark which requires only tob fanned.
IF this be done with address, we shall have :.
civil war lighted up in ;his country, which wi
not be easily extnguiahed--for the contc
viii be b tween the two sexes. III we once
can set them into separate camps, and keeo
the war afoot f.r sNty years there is All end
Of the American people.
"The matjer IS briefly this:-Thc men
smoal tobacco The ladies VII not be srmoa-
.Led. They say thcv did not marry nor come
into the world oLe smoked with tooacco--
The rntn say theT did rot marry nor cCue II
70 The world 20 be ScolGed, ard they will be
masters in their own houses. Tcey are both
~ the fiqhl--i.a es,a LC,ii in Tho wr0pr-
Tc.thcr J. right, hor neither is wTonp accord
ing rs the balance If power can be managed
bv cunning hand. And under tic cover Of
This smoak much excellent mischief NAV be
done r the service Of Is neiesty and the
var; which win he memorable in future his
tori, may DC callai che acrar 7v0r. We have
~ once, in our hands, thr.c principal ingrc-
dents of civil war; fire, snioak, and hard
words