The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-15
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iy decree@ and Promulgated. Crest Britain is then
" DC citco 10 send minister there, to say wh..-
'her She VIII agree to abide by what the whole
voice Oh Europe has decfccd, or not. II she.
sends minister, he is to be received in the most
honorable manner, ;,I, the most favorable. tern,
VIII he granted to her proposal 10 To be made
10 her respecting the reduction Of her feet; for
a. she concei'es that ANY goud can result; To her
rom SUCH an expensive establishment, after tie
freedom ot The seas is fixed, she will he at Uber;,-
!" .ct as she pieases-But, if, after being called
10 thts Congress, she should refuse to appear .
soieihh ins'nfest0 III the Name of all Europe is
TO issue, in which viii be set forth the refusal Of
Great Britain to let the world be in peace. and
m rer l,opsthacy an opposing the general wish Of
Europe, who calls ON her 10 make no sacrifices.
but only is DESTROYS ofput,ng an end to bloodsbe.
OH Principies.o f moderation and Justice IF she
suii continues to be refractory general war IS
10 be immediately declared against her. and every
arm, IN Europe Is to be raised to bring her back
70 tie principles of reason .. Fio,illas and fleets
Tor invading her are to be prepared i'm every DOR,
OF thc Baltic, on the Atlantic and in the Med
terr;inean, and arruies raised at the general cx
pence tor an invasion oft the British Islands The
limited states We're not TO be called further than
u the powers of Europe were forced TO the con-
met, they were to abstain from taking part witt,
England and furnishing her with supplies of any
kihu. ~ was supposed that they would readily
accede to this stipulation because no nation
se,non b., E.a.,a'i ana impressed her
could ~ ,st'hs,i:ai . a.'a pecause 10 no nation
seas be more acceptable, AS they had the greatest
carrying trade, and It appeared to be the disnosi
ton OF the people OF America not to build iarees
If could he c.,..;d b., - y 'uaoie' "heA
me,ns 1f ~. Juse Pe"Sapie ana frug-t'
on, the conflict would be dreadful q plan of i,
had been, 1t was SAID, laid before the Emperor Of
FRANCE which was spoken ofas master piece Of
being s,,ccessf;,l -. ~ VI oouDt oi us
pose1 ,nust -. - : NV" IL was sup
cuion the Eu,f.ror - T. eoui' oe Pu. III exc
whole tu,o ,;,;e;,,s =. ,m was va, " oiFect ths4
were 10 proceed f,on the rsaIt:n 80 n1 "'nsr
conmand of p,nc. rnn.t-..:'' oiie uhaef ues
der The Cen p. Ss t-' INC other IN
visions were 10 Droceed from So; - IS o.
the comm,nders nj 80. -, So. ~. Va sus :"
some nret.ndeJ H.. ~ "ot ht,ii'eu' uio
WAS to be. pren.rI;sS;,,'S, ~ iac : ShnIes,
main body Us q, ,, f.o,, -. I''S' Iut ."Sf
The force was ~ % .,,,,,sJ - 600 - r :.
line three h,pdr f;,,F. ,, " ,1 Go0 sAu Oh oe
br:.s, slooDs of var. &c a ~
500 900 m.u-In shor, l. :; 80, "a
dreadful Orc o.rations are t,oing an s ~, L;.s
gives Ike account of StpII IL ,,a. ~ ':ss
every man friendly to the cause of hum,n;tv th.t
it would not be necessary 10 carry I'm 80 80
cution, and great hopes were entert,ined ,,,,, H.
British governnIent would listen to the terms r.,
be offered, and that in few months, It's rage and
s IAseF would give way to reason it was true.
=: ei"I h''Siaa mad been iolied IN ali her plans, and
70 hcr st;u pe"ee' te terms would pc dictated
nations Inu;s H. tV . G.I ~ U' oi o'her great
France, had to ,ccen, s',ci, na. ~" u'I po"er OF
ful allies chose to grant him ~ Eram'-
successful, the probabiiiIy is thar No ee nuM -
made against her, under her present ir,ler wd,,ld
succeed, therefore, it would be- more to the inte-
rest of the people of England 10 accept pe,c,.
from hlin, than by vain attempts to strive to alter
u,e present pr order OF things, in making which, She
, Tnuia most certainly bring down. ruin herself