The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30

bout TIE fsi$rs3IeHJ or infcYene-y of 4 wtne f.
IL the publication of this trial goes 70 Europe.
what contrmptib's opinion will it afford OF
our judiciary proceedings, CD Tns. WAS
there any thing efe, hrGdes what you have
tated, from which you made tbs inf renee
Nothing el'e. Mr.. MeRae. Was there any
thing calculated to make partc ular i'm prefion
On your mind? A My impreiiion from his
tatemsnt WAS, that he intended TO ihow, If he
riiSed 10 much property, that we might fareiy
nix the little that VIC bad. Mr, Kirf. Will
you Rate the anfwcr you made to this applica-
son' We did not pofitive!y tell MIR. Blau-
nerha'iett, that we would not JON in the enter.
pr'Ze; but that We muif take time 70 conGder
II {; that we had relations on this iiJ- OF the
mountains, whom we mna conful,. Mr.. H7rt.
Did Mr.. IS. mention the effect, this revolution
would have on Wood county? He faid,
that II could not long remain neutral; and that
we mum take an sttiyr part for oar againh. Mr..
Bifnn1beBEn. Do you mean Wood county |?
a ! n'ean that part of the country.
Mr.. H. HIS examination TO be continued.
~ LatsR Proceedings.
ne court have been occupied, fncc our lar =.
by the examination of Evidence On Saturday
GEN. EATON was introduced to complete his
teftimony, by detailing the COMMUNICATIONS Of
the accuied refpe9 ng central req,oiafioY. Il
was followed by GEN. JAMES WILKINSON,
"'O'S ""''dNtNS OSCupltu ABOUT = nDbfS. ne
court adjourned, before his Crojj Examination
was completed.
On Monday, Mr.. Burr was too indifpofcd TO
attend the capitol, and the court was adjourned
to the next day.
On Tucfday, the Crofs Examination OF Cen:
W,ikniou proceeded, but was not compie,et
The court adjourned at an early hour, to give
council an opportunity of attending the Chan
Gerry Court.
Our readers NUT be patient. We canno,
oredkthe chain of evidence, 10 Introduce any
one wiinefs on the fage Whole tefimony is
deemed more important than the ref. They
ihail fee the whole of it (; and in fuch Large
portions at a time, a. will foon exhauit it.
Inc Great length of the eouciHEon of Mr..
Wirts fpeech forbds its infertiou in the preient
number. The remainder of it in our next.
We have been 70 much occupied by Burr's
trial, that we have had no time for general
dHsuiiion But at this crilis we cannot
forbear to offer
ONE HTNT!
+. FarmerJ and MrrebantJ, be on the alert !!
The fre,un.ption is, that we ihail have a guar or
at the leaft, a iufpeniion of commercial inter.
courfe with G. Britain.
Britain may perhaps con,rive TO grant us "a
tIsfattion for the attack on the Chef.peake.
But Z" there'sno tbs Rud." We have fomt
great principles to fettle with her. We muff
iecure our trsmen from inprs!i nen., we mutt
itcure our Bottoms, public and private, from
learch. u VIII he doJhis Cobbett and the
Eneliih min tetial prints lay no. If ihe does it,
they lay, her navy is gone, and her boalted
Trident is hroken.T ,,r- =
1t is ridiculous for ms to svape ne attainment
OF thefe demands. II we do 1t as4o, it is im.
poiiIbe but that the increaiing infoience of En-
gland, and lour.tih ftroeeer fpirit of oppo6
tion mutt in a Jelp gears, involve us in war.
IL is better then 10 have II at once. 1t is more
polite tor usto meetit 1ozp, than when the
isn has rolled few more Jealous over our
heads; when our national character fall be tar,
nrhed, our generous fpirit, now eager for toe
combat, is chilled, and zpben G. Britain Is lex
looie from her prefent eneasies aud her lowering
tempets.-We cannot doeb bit bu, That iuch wall
be the determination of Congrefs.
We have iut feen one of the NOT infamous
attempts, that ever was made, 20 raife the cha
racter tone man upon the ruins Of another
1t is i'll the form of letter from Richmond