The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-01

any prsrogativc which the conititu;ion has yiy
On him. II is aEsrft the faciiCus, viii IL, each
IN list has ruled, b. ;he means Of a caria.
meut, bothering the people, in the manntr ,ha,
we have fesn, that Sir Francis Burdeit is at tya7
and not sgainh the Establishment Of ROYALTY,
much lcfs aeainN the ptrfnn of the king, to
whom he has never attempted to imputc any
degree of blame. 1t is curious 10 perceive how
ingenlouhy the hirehngs of the fatliou- iul an
Application of every thirg If this fort 10 the
FRENCH Revolution. When | made fomc oh-
ierVafions upon paragraphs pubilhcd relative
70 the te!tivai OF the ma;ron Jordan, a; Buihy
Park, thete hirelings told the world, that il was
i3aI that The authors of the French revolution
oegan. Now we are told, tha; the attack upon
the Red Book trttiy reftmbles the alta ks up
on the LiDre R9ng-, which were the beginning
or FeVo!utlon that finally led, "an ianeeent
and dmia6le king and queen 10 the fcanui,i -
bu' ny flop here? Why ftop at the death OF
The king and queen? Why not go on to fay.
revolution which has made France the nif
"tre!s of Europe :" This trick Of referring TO
the cauies of the French r-vou ion is as DANCE
rous asst is malignant. Bur, upon the iuppo.
ftion, that II was by attacks upon the Liyre
Konge that the French revolution was begun,
would IT not he WIFI to begin ny times in re-
ducing our Red Book TO bulk that would
MAKE 1t no longer ?" onjetl Of attack? This
80 ''''''N'N'f VI tEtNI'hS (ie government ne
yer issms 10 be thought Cf. IN private life, the
W yto avoid the conf queuces of expofure and
cpniequent dnimadvrrlior, is, to ceaie to do
that whi.h is the futj q of tu expoiure.
"ny no. AZ upon the fame principle in purIic
matters Why not nudity the attacks uf ST,
francis Burdeti, why not few up hs mouth, by
T, m'ving he evils of which he complains .
he max no attack upon the for OF the 20
VsI mmrnt. lie exPr; llsS no hoiti,ity to any er
tdol'ihed authority. H afiIs you 10 over,urn
"oth'nS but 25uie3, which { hottie 2 Ike 10 alt
governments, AID under which 20 COVER nent,
whatever may be lis form, can long exG. In,
deed, he complains of noting, which the whole
nation d. not, at foine tune or other, con,plain.
OF and Of what the factions thrmfs Ives, in
theiT ma al accufstCrs, do not COMPLAIN OF.
we have recently heard the accu(e one ano-
ther ni coming INTO Office for the foe nuroui..
~ getting pciISlii N IF the public money
What have they not fld in tbs way {? They
nave charged one another, IN open Parliament
with every hing which he, even ~ implication
nav charged them with. They have, over and
over again, declared hat the dlhoution of par
lament, in The two Taft irftances was FOR the
ioie purpofe &c sfrt,tg what he has laid The
miniiters reipettiNr.y " ihed to efrci, and that
is 10 we'll known that =; need not BE- named here.
In the icveT7 a1drenss ,hat have been publilb
ed by them, they.h7ve charged one another with
= dsfrrn!Hatios 10 protect REGULATORS. mo
CuLEiI1N't 10 written even u4o7ite eI.c
t.or carriages of Mr. Byng. And. in l,ort, il is
quite ifnPoii5'e to fay Of them Torf. than they
have laid of each her. "AYr," VII they r.
Fly, "hut this is all in TIE reqi,ue4! We
" have right 10 fay what we pissie Of each q.
" thrr; hut you, the People, have nothing ~
{" do with the matter. II is not the fbinp that
g we di1kc, but the dj9ri5ui0a ofit and that
g rcn'O.teiefs man, ST. Frau. 10 burdctt, would
dSgroy ibs Thing Ijclf." Some perfons who
ackno"ieise the tyWtb Of SIR Francis Surdett's
addre!s, and ~ho arc as great enemies AZ he Is
% abGiss and corruption, doubt Of the policy''
Of tpeakins his itntimens 70 plainly iutt AT tin,
time. This DOUBT aries from want ct due re
fiction. he has no "bohey." lie viii never
gam any poiut by policy. 1t wouid he contra
~ 10 his character TO attempt II. 10 fccrn I'll
d'isui.e, To fpeak the truth in defiance cf c!a
moor, lheir 1t is, thaI have gaIncd HIM ALI the
political power that he poGy Tea, and which he
viii convince the ndtion be wi!heq to poT {.
tally for their good. 1t is curious enough TO
obierve, that cUrry addreis, or fpeech of lis
from the hrif 10 tEl pre!eut, has for its lime OK
cited equal Glamour. When a few Inca coior
out from his cioiet, they have, upon the plun
dering tribe, IN etfctt, ~ part at leaR, Gnilar
70 that NhIch Is produced by quick hme-duR
falling upon the backs of Jgs Or caterpillars.
iDcy t"Ite, tHty Wrthe, they foam at the
mouth ; q though they have not, "a yet,
begun 20 diigHrge their prey, or to deGlt from
heir devouings, as the LET'S cslloug yrrn,in Of
the garden 90 in cORiequence Of fuch an appf.
cation, et Us hope, that in tinie, tas iimi.a,i-
~ will BE- rendered complete.
The writ +, whom ! have quoted, antici
Pates an eetnJb2u 81 SIR Francis from the ,I1uf,
OF commons. The Houfr of Commons wal &c
found, wheneyerit meets, much too air, even
20 hint at fuca a fep. But it is not ai,irs 10
otterve, tast this very writer, at TIE Quiet of
the election. aIsrtSd, thIt there was not the
leaf ground for fearing, that Sir Francis Bur
deit would BE eledsd when tletted, the fame
writer 5d-rted, that it was owing to the 1za-
tempt 10 which ta@ people held him and that,
as to the mmnJeTs, they wlbed him 10 be in
pUn7nct, heC2ut- tbvc b. could do them no
niicbleFhe ts'suts berg Of that miierable can
That he nun to0H .Iuk into uothingucf T-gzU.
however, this ~tl'er has found out that IL would
be vii and jlt TO eXp" ban from parisa
and tothroW him back again into that ifuaticn.
O. where he &c 01s able 10 do nIchjaf" The
truth IS, tina; flgb men k1ow aot what to fav.
The whole trihe Of fPecuato,s, Of every dg.
ic'ption, are thrown into alarm irdil-riDanIc.
and we'll they may, for, from the day Of hls
c'e''ion, they may date their decline and fall.
The Mur"iugC Chronicle laid, that the difiolution
81 parliament could R'9c ~ plcdiure 90 any but
The " agi5Gt5rJ " Of hHd'eEE and WcR.ni1-
tsi" No. one, not jngle ioul Of bofe Der.
tong, whom he had IN his eye az dgilatOrg. kaa
a..H i