The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-20

Extract Of a tfttrf;om a mer,trr o. C,serts,.
10 DR. friend in RIBS CITY, dafeL Wsysm6sr ~,
| 1907.
"Rejoived, That provlion ough, TO be made
by law, forbiddins all transfers of rights Of &C
ton and of all monies and other things, real or
perfona to or IVY any fubiect of the crown of
Great Baitain--sud alto forhidding any citizen
or refdent in the United States paying any
debt or demand to any fuch fubject.
The above refoution has juft been fibmit-
ted To the houfe of Repreicnta.ives--It is ur-
necefiary to make any comment on the princi-
pies of the reioution or the period nj which il
has heep brought forward.--ni is fufficient to
fay that it is the offspring of the brain Of Ma
thew Lyon the uover.-On his motion the g-l-
leries were cleared aud after few mipntes de-
bate on the quction whether HE refoluiion
fhould be diicuiIed with open or cofed doors,
Mathew withdrew his refoluton and the houfr
decided that the proceeding i,ould he made
puhlic.--Our doors being cofed a, this inter
efiag crihs is calculated to excite a.arm.--
Mathew claims ON this occafion mnch executive
merit. He made the motion. He Withdrew
the motion. He was the only member of the
Houfe OF representatives in favor of the motion.
He ponened alto exclukveIy the information
on which the motion could be fupported."
IT is prefuncd from the fourth and fx,h art
OF the rules and regulations Of the navy that
general court martial will be held on the con-
duct of Commodore Barron.
% Cabf. 7ompkin5 of tie Pip Pocahontas, las
ar,i1,rd at Norfolk svitb LONDON dates IN fbr
IN. GA. TIE Editor Of tie LrIger o5Ie,4e5,
that TIE rxtrdds from tbe London papers are
contradictory, 6uftba on " comparing tie pa
PerJ qvifb letters By Tbs Nip and 4vitb p,i1nte
Information, be thinks there is no reaJon to nt-
frebend an unfavorabe iBae TO TIE negoeiafion;
Of qUeieb tbe detention oftbs Revenge end Mr..
Monroe'JRar are e1udeneeJ - thar 't Mr.. M.
e00' at one time .titiy expected 10 return liz tb.
Poeab0nta5, bit ayat delayed on bu5Lie Ofairs;"
and that be tbe editor of The LedgerJ bas fbr
"mGf fat{fa7o'y Information, that netting is
AciJ defredia ENGLAND than a quar- qyifb tie
u S"-Tse Ledger .kf5 proceeds
We underftand from good authority, that on
the 18th OF September, Mr.. Monroe delivered
memorial to the Britifh government, demand.
ing final anfwer previous to his departure for
the United States, FOR which he was already
prepared. and did expect TO depart immediate
| ly.
| AT this juncture the intelligence of tie fur.
render OF Copenhagen, the difaiters in South
America, and the meafures of France a.
gainit Portugal, with other. important ac
fairs on the Continent of Europe, particularly
with Rufiia, 70 prelled upon the Bri,ifl nj
n'lters, as to induce them to Solicit Mr..
Munroe's indulgence. MIR. hfunroe acc ordinc-
Iy agreed to remain, and we have COCA reaiJn
to believe that the niti,natu,r of the DritiG, go
vernment was delivered on the 5th of Oaober.
and moreover we underftand Z" that no act of
hoit'lIty will be committed by Great Britain, un.
t'l this ulrimatum has been iubmttrd To, and
acted upon by this government" OF the con
tents otthis ultimatsm it would be ridiculous
IN us to attempt conjecture, but it is esfy to
infer that all the demands of our government
nave not been acCeded TO, but we venture 70
ALERT, that the Britih government have mott
nueqai0oea!y denied any pretentiou on its part
| to iearch national ihp of the United States.
1t IS to be obfrrved that feveral of the London
prints ttated that Mr.. Munroe had afFMaily Jeff
London; thefe prints are not always remarkable
Tor correct Information.
DIED On the Sd int. after few days at
tac!, OF the Influenza, the venerable MICHAEL
KALTEIsEN, Eiq. Commandant of Fort John-
ION, and Captain in the u. S. Regiment of Arti-
ier'ts and Engineers. His death was announced
by II minute gun, from Fort Johnfon, which
were antwered by the fame number from the
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