The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-24

Yes, Halifax viii be remembered her inc.
qu'ties call aloud for vengeance, and the yio
lated rights Of humanity as well as nationa
> hononr will hseen the blow.
II theIe ercrnies of human hhppiner, and II.
"ertY, ahociac for the Preparation OF Gcnd-ri,e
purpofes. why may NOT, why ought no,. ,h+
ph"antbropRs of .ae Jaite,i+Srsces, 10 aIioci.
ate 'of co"tr'ry purpofts? Why not Give r..
WARDS and oher inducements 10 thoie who are
Pen' up IN p'hons, more dstci;ahle than the
realms OF lartarus, TO make their efcape, and
!eek IN the land of liberty, that afylum which
,s offered by free and benevolent people? Bv
inch means the fprit of emancipation will be
encouraged the tdings will Fly like lightning,
from tilip to tliip, and our foe will be deprived
oil the means of annoyance.
lheie things are liafily fubmitted to public
confederation they will be found TO merit no.
"ce' ana IL rs hoped, may be productive of be
| nehciai consequences. 1t viii be- orange in
deed, 1t the U,itsd States do not contain 80 ma
/ ny "bo will open their parfss to promote the
nappntis OF their fellow creatures, as are found
IN Halifax, who will give money, to MAKE ,,iie-
| ~ more aVrefched PHLO5.
The piracies and opprefions Of the Britiih, n,ufi
We great indeed, when even the Algerines and ru-
nihans' whole crueitias and punderings have long
oiigraced the civilized world, declare war aoainG
! .nem The following asscle of intelligence " ud
inueed afford cauie for furprife If we did not know
that the Briih had reioved to fake country. cha
rac'er fame, and every thing worth pref.rving uro
inc iupPort OF privileges, which are denied and op-
Poied even by licenced free-beetsrs.
-, London, May IS.
The intelligence Of the Barbary State. having de-
CARED war again0 this country is repeated in the
foreign Journals In this city however, thoie who
a
at leah, 10 far asregards that regency.
1t is with pIeafure which nothing but fer
Van' love tor our country, & the pure and jue
principles OF free representative government. can
'"ipire, that we notice the unverfa difplay of
patrot1im which is exhibited in all parts of the
oh'ted States The petty feuds and party
projects of few interefled individuals, it is
true, mere and there make feeble forts 10 arreft
the patriotic torrent but the general and iuif
contempt which is m nifefed by every friend
10 country, provea that the American youths
nave imbibed that facred fire of liberty.
which more than thirty years ago, tempted their
fa'hers to wage an unequal CONTEXT with rich
powerful, warlike and intelligent nation.
The addreiles and refolutions which are pub.
iihed from all parts CT the union, and the vo-
lantary offer ofiervice, jutify.us in faying, that
there is no force which any nation of Europe
could or may ever fend to our flores, which we
cannot imme d'ately aiial and rcpel; happy,
happy, confederation indeed !!
The accounts received from different rarts
OF this Rate authorize to fey that, if the occa
non required it, not lefs than fifty thoufand-
V'rsinianS would Immediately take the field
and march to the fcene of danger. The rsoui-
itIon lately made BY the PRECEDENT of one hun.
dred thouiand men, AS far as relates to Virginia
VIII &c entirely iuPPlied by volunteers-and
we nave no doubt, if the number had been dou
Died q triPPled, that the .ifIue would have been
Tue iane.-Genulne patriotiim and hcnef uni
on Is here the order ofth day, and thew only
defervc and receive the CURES of their country.
VINO attempt to diiturb or alloy the focal com.
pact. We have nothing to fear; but from diff
cord. Woe, woe, to that m an whole wicked or
fooilih heart ihall begue him to fow the feeds
or d'funlon and di0ruh better cvere it far linn.
a mn Jfone Gcere ranged about br5 neck and
ne qVfre plunged into tie Depths ofbt Isa.
In the Argus cfihe e2nd infant, there was an
unProyoked and uncivl alluion to the Editor
OF THIS paper. Though it was well known hv
me writer and Editor of the Argus, that Mr..
Nitchle was then at Norfolk, feryinp his conn.
Try IN one OF the Volunteer Companies, it NAV
NOT ne as well known at dfance. yVhy then
did the writer of the Argus allude to him
lie knew well that the communication was
| m''ue" oy another, and he is now informed
'na, ne may know the name of the author if he
WI, enquire at this Office. It will puzzle the
makers OF the Argus, to find in the whole com.
munication, Jingle fen,iment which can be-
controVerted, Jingle exprefiion either offenGye
OF 'hdecorous. The only difference between
| .me writer's III the Argus and Enquirer is this
| ne irt recommends feuds, brolg, ditruft
| and civil difcord; the fecond, general uaion
OF all Part'es, and applauds ihoie, who have
ihewn by their example, ,ha. union Is a,f, their
creed. Experience as we'll as rejection, furely
VIII 'einy In favour Of the latter; but let this
DC as 1t may, nothing is imputable to MIR. K.
DOUGLAS hHD HUMPHREYS.