The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-27

the rencwalof the expired commercial irea-
y between tle two countries. the subj.c; or
ana the outrage on the Chcs.
apeakc. ifcre is net q word IN them with
respect tol the orders in council, except
MIR. Erskinc'S letter communicating them
These are topics altosethcr distinct from
and additional ~ thusc which exist betwecn,
sac United Safes u,:i HvS.Cc. With Fraocc
we have CON aevc;sl treAtT. l. was, co-
>eIUcnt.y, rnncceSSare u enter into any
discussions WIKI evoa lhat head. Our vcX-
atoms .vnm the iIUpressncnt OF our Seamen
arusc exclusively ircm ENGLAND. France
lees NOT, anj. never ii2s asserted tn. wight
20 impress our seameO Oh the h;gh seas.
On this head, therefore, We had no discus
s'oas TO carry O., with her. Finaav, with
rcgaId to tue Chesapeake, trancc having
committed no SUCH outrage, all negotiation
On that hcad WAS wish Eugi&nd
These subjects cover the whole field os
Hegoci8licn with Britain, and are al: the
subjects disc ,sscd in the voismc cf dacu.
ncuts pn5;ishcd. With France neither Of
ihem Coaldb- atopic af discussion, because
De;thcr OF them involved ans grounds OF
difference between us and France. As then
nothing was required = be said upon them,
| in our diplomatic intercourse, weAnust in
Scr;hat nothiag passed, and Il m0thing pas
sed. there MS nothing to communicate. to
Congress or - publish for the information CT
the nation.
| The only remaining topic respects Bri-
! ;ish orders ana French DEGREES. Now let
rs enquire what has been published ON this
head.
| so far as relates to Britain, merely Mr..
Ers6ine's letter ACCOMMODATING the orders.
| So far as relates to France, nv Chlm.
| paSny'S lcTter, and General {rmst;.onp's
| rem 2natrHcc.
| 30 that it follows, that on this head there
| mas os;el III Iacr more punished in relation
70 France than England ; and that, in so
Iar IS the publication Of General Arm.
! strong Renaissance goes, there is q fuller
exposure CT French than British affairs.
Nat. lat
For several days past b6l;ef has been
generally prevalent among our best inform
ell citizens, merchants and others. rerub-
| icans and federalists, that such charges
IhaYe taken place, or are about to take place,
Ill the conduct of Great Britain or France,
: or beth ot them, as viii Justify oar govern.
ment IN RAISING THE EMBARCo. The
act is, that many commercial srcculations
| nave been made under this belief, and that
! several persons from PHILADELPHIA have
paid this CITY visit, for the inonoDo,izalion
! Of such II ;clcs rs they suppose VIII bear
! inm sdi;.tc demand and high prices, when
ithis much-t o-be-wished- for event takes
place.
The TWO following articles, from late Low
dcn papers, with many private letters from
Europe, tend to strengthen the opinion that
the embargo will be raised as soon as the
81. Michael returns from Europe
! he nrSt of these ai,l.o,rc,l -, tln loo,
Enquirer under the London headO
SIR, NO''
Enclosed YOU have letter from Captain
Charles Bradford, CT the ship Ann, Of Alex
a"aria He will advise you that yhc Consul
or the United States, (Seneu) has succeed
cd IN obtaining an order both from, the
French and spanish government of this
country, TO iibcrate all the American YES
sells detained by either in virtue Of the Mi
Ian decree of 17th December. 1907. and
accordingly Captain Bradford has sailed fo,
W Nll'ehcIVe to take IN his cargo fer Your place.
lie carries Il COPY OF his Protest. and rvcr,.
other paper, in order that he NAV settl.
with the Underwriters, for the DAMAGES on
his detention.
/ (SiSMei)
ROBERT MONTGOMERY & Co.
What HIS become cfthe "jnvisible hand
which urges us to fatal ruin !''-Wc much
question whether eVen our "choicc Spirits
VIII not be compelled to acknowledge tbot
the eQHaihand Of justice has alone been en-
pioycd TO preserve and secure the fciicities
OF the nation.....BuL!. En-. Post.
From the Missouri Gazette.
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