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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12

ETOR SALE, few prime tracts of Military
a LAND, i'll the state of Ohio.
Bark Shares wantcd--Apply as above
Dec. 10. oaw1m
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S CRIMSON and RAT, Seu,ellers G. .eiEvey
- smiths, tGchniohs; a few doors above The
8ell-Tare IN, and JUS opposite col. NJ; yo's new
hu!'diGg; beg leave 10 inform the lllabita,lss Of
HIcubl0nd, Alinch .ster, and their Vic;n;tcs thet
they have on hand large supply of Work, CON.
posed OF the latest Fashions, yiz--An elegant as
s1Ftment Of pearl and topaz Breast Pins, Finger
iNnlSs ara Bracelets, plan gold do Of ncariv .u
patterns, Miniature Setting5, mourning aid fancv
L2cEets, Ear Rings, mourning aIld fancy, cor
ncIlan, topaz, Ps-n gold and common Watch
KEYS, gold. pebble and glass Seals, gold and
!Giit Chains, mourning ard fancy gold mounted
Hcckace, plain and orn:mentsd Combs, pearl
md tortoise5hcll Scg2r Boxes, Dirks, Pen Knives
and SCISSORS general assortment of Silver
Spoons and Ladies, Scissor Chains, Thmbles.
Fenci Cases, Pens, S7ectacles, Tooth Picks,
Ink Stands, Snuff boxes ard rwcczers, NORGE
co Pocket Books and Thread Cases Also, sill
vcr and p'.tcd Table Ware, consisting Of Coffee.
Tea md MIX Pots, Bread Baskets, Sugar Dish
8, Castors. iumbers, Sail Stands and Candle
sticks; and number Of other articles toc tedi-
odS to cnu!neratc All Of which they o9erto their
tT:ehds on the lnost moderate terms that can lie
afforded. Orders from any place VIII be tiank-
Fully received and speedily dispatched!
December 4. rcDtfl
Ohm ALCOGk-, informs his friends and the
- puahc at large, thar be has Just rcccived> and
is nov opening, next door to McssIs Prosscr c,
horeIreS vcndue, a large assortment of Her
S--Sf> &c, Consisting OIL ZIG fDIiUSIlc 2ct!CiGS
Carpenters and joiners Tools, ZION and steel
LOCKS and Hinges, for hous" work ag,(l cabinet
ware. also carry ON ny l.:gi.et EE..4f1eko-y.
as usual, adjoining the f!e>insdrance office, and
have on haud three thousand d3llags worth OF
furniture, finished IN the best woriiinai-.l-, nlan
ner and IN the newest fashion. Also, Windsor
Chairs VIII sell all Of the a,cvc goods. pe5y
las0 for cash, or good paper at short date
Sept S. FeptG1
NE subscribers having formed connccti
b on III the Grocery line, under the frl, of
BRIDGES & ROGEPTSON, they now Offer
for sale at thc;i' Store on the corner of the street
leading TO EJ1ti's ware house, and oppos;ee 10
MesscS. Tno. K Roht. Gamble, ir's-A general
assortment Of GROCERIES, among which are
Antigua Rum, Soap, Candies,
Holland Gin, Rec, Spanish Indigo,
4th pr Cog7liae Brandy, ! Northern Cheese,
kasbti1y ditto. Best Spanish Segars,
London particular VA kibbert's Porter and
dera Wine, Brown Stout,
Port, Sherry < Tener- English, Swedish and
lie ditto Country Iron,
Best green Coffee, Nliland spike Rod,
Brown se Loaf Sugar, Picked SaI.Aon,
Best Chocolate, T F. Gun-powGer in.
Gun-powder, Lc.s,
Imperial, = Rsisins, Almonds,
HySon, - Pepuer, Ginger,
S sSass.1 ay'o" 3 Qs e. &c &c
Whchthcy will dispose OF on liberal terms for
cash, country produce, or on the usual credit To
punctual customers.
JAMES BRIDGES,
Wa ROHEUTSON
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7 NE subscribers having formed connect
b on III the Grocery line, under the firm Of
BRIDGES & R0GERTS0N, they now Offer
for sale at thc; Store on the corner of the street
leading to E.1d's ware house, and opposite 10
Mess:S. Jno. Il Roljt. Gamble, r's--A general
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12

TOR SALE, that large, valuable and we'll bail,
y Brick Lumber-Housc, lately the property Of
Messrs VIM. Mckenzie & Co; so feet front, so
feet deep, and three stories high, situated on the
back street leading from the Basin, nearly oppo
siteto the house lately occupied by Mr. John Hen
~.
The terms will be liberal and convenient to. the
purchaser. Applyto TAYLOR & BROWN.
Nov. 20. (IaxtfO.
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NJ OTICE.-On the 10th Of last month, E.iiah
l Kirtly delivered TO me in Orange county, On
his way from Woodford county, Kentucky,
MARE, which he requested me TO deliver 10
son OF a widow Watkins in Goochiand carried
her to the widow w atIins's, her sons being from,
home, and not likely to return for some months,
she refused to receive her. The right owners is
requested to call on me for her six miles above
Columbia III Fluvanna county
BENJAMIN SEAY.
Ian. T. r1.,,4,,1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-12

NEGROES FOR SAI.E.-Bv virtue Of a deed
~ of trust, executed TO US by Chas M Gillian.
to secure the payment OF a sum OK money due to
Richard Richardson, viii be offered for sale for
cash, at public auctiom,at the house of John An.
derson, in the town Of New Canton, on Wcdnes.
day the Goth ofnext month, two likely NEGROES,
viz. Jacob and Sukcy
Ellis PUTNE1, ,
NJ NJ. LANG HORNE, Trustees
.ToRN 3. SADLER,
Nelo Canton, Dec. ~. (Ics2},pg
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s;.h,v 9u;ded, and anious to rescue
iten h' astions from the. circumstances under
the .ss ~ abortige issue to your mission ne
vhlc" ';'s places them, he has authonsed me,
eesslia a.snt of your disclosing the terms. OF.
in the s -, which YOU believe Will be sattstac-
rspaFa ~ On its appearing that they are 50, to-
tory, a. tais evidence of the justice OF his.
eoas, Spc majesty as pledge ior an etiectual
b'i' a,,c;;tion with respect to all the abuses
lnls r. recurrence OF which the pfociama-
aSSap &c meant 10 provide, and to proceed to
Ton s ar with You, a revocation of that act
CON- tbe same date with the act OF repa-
Oesals xfichstse u. S, is entitled.
~ sc unaware sir. that according to the
.lch YOU appear to have taken of your
ns ''.,ctions, such a course of proceeding has
l, y been coltcmPsated.by them. Il is possible
w. .a-tbeless, that a REORGANIZATION in the
p .;.;f in which am well pcrsuallellt will be
lsde. may discover them to &c not iniexiole
!. oropositon, in 50 high q degree liberal
"a eopciliatory. IN every event the president
I'll have manifested his readiness 70 meet
'asr Government on the ground OF accom-
aodation, which spares to It's feelings, how@-
rsry uisapplied he may deem them, every
'oaressio,l not essentialY due to those which
mrs, be equally respected : and consequently
I'M have demonstrated that the very Ineligible
rosiore given to SO important a subject II
IS relations of the two countries, BY the
s,.uccessfa. termination Of your mission,
IN he referred TO no other source than the
r;;ooroas restrictions unccF which it vas to be
executed.
be,veen the date Of your Ietterand that under
,,,ieh ] write. It IS realerod unnecessary by
yonr knowledge Of the circumstances TO
uSich the delay IS - DC GscgIoed.
With high consideration and respect, |
have the honog 70 ne sir, your most oDt. SER
want,
'sisa'a' JAMES MADISON.
Gsorgs 4. n7ae, esq.
lis Brl4annic r,aiesty'a m;aiater, o..
TO he continued
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April &.

e. The Proprietor Of the
AIexand,la Daily dUe2ta5e1., Will
di{pose of the Establishment on
moderate terms-thefc are now
nearly six hundred Subscribers
and the Lift INCREASING, TO a
Perlon of Induifry and Talents
for conducting a Newspaper.
this would be a desirable Sltua~
ton. Circumstances beyond his
Controul render it necessary TO
make Sale, it will therefore be
sold a great Bargain if Applicant
on be made loon.
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IMPORTANT.

Among the documents accompanying the
confidential message of the president OWED
nesday last, was a letter from Champagny to
gen. Armstrong, which, should the people OF
this country be Eyer favored with knowledge
of it's contents. will excite at once their asto-
nishment and indignation. He there declares
that both The duty and interest OF this country
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CONGRESS-.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

: Z
Mr. D. K. !Yi!haas 4 srr q The faHew>
ING resolution, waco was agreed TO;
RESOLVED, That the coneaiace on post
roads be directed 10 report bill providing
for the trauspof,asiop Of the message Of
toe president ef he US Of the 22d ah.
aod tie documents aceemPapyio g;he same,
BY mail free Of pesiegs.
4 message was received from the senate
rsutyiag, Shas ;hey had aPpoioeed com
niare 90 their part, j,nily w.'h com
uuee 10 be appointed on ne patt Of this
hoase, toesxsmloe and repor, VIA, further
business oogh, 20 De done during the pre-
s.ut scssioil,A ADD when il will be expedient
10 clese theSsNNe.
Mr.. RoadoibAsaid il would be recoNsct.
ed By the house. lhst dorng be proceed
iags oE Yesterday, Two mo'ioos,# which
be deemed Of g-esr importance o the peb'
lie, bad beeo ciushed in eneb,yo ~ seio-
allo consider then. a. his pEec'uaed
al debate il enshird a majosiay to clap
,hsirimbrimatur on a woiIoB. IN the sans
Gauoer as ia a desraiics government q
Prince pu,s his imbfimaf'tr IN 'be press.
| This vas con,rafy ar spirr # q free
goserDmeDs and al wax ai,d she coRssi,a
ton Of ,be u. S By this tules member
OF he @ioom,y could nevs! &C. ~ oPpor.
,OOily Of having any Agnes'ioo discussed.
4 was rue TIA, the multiplicity Of speeches.
lsl' sessioc was il some 'nressnre az evil /;
ba' IS this could be rened,ed by prevent
log member from speaking more than
tsiss ID committee Of the whole. and once
N 'he house, ii ought not surely 70 pre-.
e!Dde discussion Of thes gost important
measures. Re con,endcY ,ssasy this rule
vas a dangerous iupova,iyb sand he beiiev
ed had been introduced during the present
session. la former times tue people would
DO, have submi,,ea 70 It he therefore
dtred the following notion, as al ameud-
81 10 ,h1 standing roles Of The hoose:
i0tu motion IS made and seconded,
a'il Dc considered as in the possession
We hodse, and the qaesiion for consi-
ing u shsn not preclude debate
ne Spsaker said the rules could nos be
'"Taded ulll after one dsyss nb,ice-
o1. ''r' stafford was proceeSang to make some
f. .sSryatlons on Mrs. Raaasspfss motion, when
vas Called tooraer by one ofthe members.
ssFiit he wassppt Of order in speaking on
fsun Of order &c would give up. He then,
Slg sgne Introductory remarks, offered the
shis resolution, and called for the ayes
l., soss-on it, which were ordered to be la
~ oet he afterwards withdrew the resoiu-
b, tSr9e. are Understood to Be motions for TAX
Id. y ,se '9lnnctioa Of secrecy on The late con-
-'''al niesaages oad lr9cesdiags.
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triet of Columbia be instructed TO inquire and
report to this house how far the present plan
OF the city of Washington, and the arrange
ment of the public buildings belonging to the
u. 5. can be SO modified or altered, or other
measures taken. as snail SO both % promote
the convenience oe the government, and at
the same time the future growth and prospe-
Iity OF the city.
Mr.. STAFFORD again spoke at considerable
length on MIR. Randolph's motion. He was
repeatedly called to order, but still went on.
The Speaker said there could be no debate
On the motion until the house had.agreed
to consider it. From this decision Mr. S.
appealed, but afterwards withdrew the APP
peal.
Mr.. Randolth also spoke at length in favor
Of his motion lie AGAIN referred TO the mo-
tons which he had yesterday made IN conclave,
which he said, involved questions ottlle great
est importance TO the people OF this country,,
On a subiec. in which they We're now plunged
IN UFrET. DARKNESS.
Mr. snsiHc opposed the motion. He said
some gentlemen thought that many OF the
members were not capable OF voting until
they were ia:&fucted but he believed some
OF the most sensible men in the house never
spoke az all. Ete gentleman from Virginia
hal no r'ight 10 coshplain Of tals rule, as he
was allowed and occupied as rsuch OF the
time ci the house as ally member. The
house lad better b. occupielia putting he
country In a state Of defence, instead Of
sQuabbling about ,heir rules There was 100
much tal4jng already. lie hopea the rule
would remain as twas
Nj. oistac4 said there was ne rule to pre-
vent q subject from being discussed before
the house agreed to consider it, although the
practice ofthe house had been different.
Mr.. G. m lemhbeH would say nothing as
to Che pronme 9(referrng 10 what had been
done in priq,ate; but he would say thatthe
house had not while In secret, refused to
consider any lao.i2n involving the interested
the country ae did not believe any posi-
BE beneft would have resulted from the sue
cess of the motions which had been alluded
to. He supported the rule ol.the house as it
stood.
A messagei In writing was received from
the president Of the y States.
MIR Pqado!hA observed, that notwithstand-
ing what hadbceh said by the gentleman from
Pennsylvania, tAiy Snliliel he llad no wish to
be rcckoncd aIno * the humber Of those who
testified Their sagacity By their silence. And
although It had been asserted that there was
no n3tion made in copclaye involving the H.
terest Of the nation, vet SO different was his
opinion on that subject that he gh4uN co2tinuc
consider it, Mr. Randolph was proceeding
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assranU.:a ,a:,p 4soostttGar.
MONDAY, A2nIL 4.

We understand upon respectable authority
that such is the distress plolucedin the FIo-
ritlas by our embargo, that person high In
Office there, has proceeded to New Orleans,
and has lad conte ence WITH gov. Claiborne
Heh2s demanded in 4 tone OF menace, per-
mission 10 obtain-a supply Of provisions from
tie Mississippi, The Governor not feeling
authorised Is g5ant {, il apprehended some
violent measures W}ii DC, Fesorted to-Dis-
patches TO this effectare received at Wash
ington. Porto Rico and Cuba are IN state OF
great distress
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

LOST, on Tuesday morning lie 29M Of Alarch
tn or 'lcar .AleIandrTa,
An old Red Morocco Pocket Book,
large sum o. money and sundry
papers, among which were way bill, a Ia
vern bill, and IN account Of beef and pork
sold, &c-Wnceyer has found said Pocket
Book, and will rsturn It with lis contents to
the owner, or leave it with the Printer, shah
be paid the abovereward -
Ifaac Johnfon.
April 4. eJ4t*
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4 su1T1EEPY Yesterday the members
of TIE house of representatives assembled,
ana after good deal of wrangng aboutqnes-
tons Of order, their attention was called to
another confidential message from the presl-
dent-the sovereign people We're turned out OF
the galleries and LEFT their honors to settle mat
tiers, undistut6ed by the impairment curiosity
of farmers, merchants, mechanics, &c, Mr..
Randolph, in debate, observed, that Ii the
people were not soon dragged from the gniph
OF impenctrabie mystery, into which they had
been plunged, no moIal Perspicaclty could
foresee the dreadful Consequences. Mr. Stan
ford embraced The opportunities which we're
offered Of displaying his eloqucnce and erudI-
ton, and in the short space OF thirty minutes
spoke no less than eleven times. Mr.. Camp
bell from Tennessee delivered himself with
slausl.al confidence.
(Saturda1's Hash. Fed.)
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require that we should Join France and her
allies or rather subject nations, in the system
which they have cpted against G., Britain.
That II we do adopt this coure of conduct, the
property seized under the decree of Milan will
be restored--but that if blind to interest and
dniy, The government refuse to uite in this
policy, tnat decreewill be vigorously enforced
ano the property already seized condemned.
4 his we state as fact.
(I6id.J
a bill has passed the senate of New-York
by an unanimous vote, granting 100000 dol
lars 70 al the defence of the city, and autho-
rising, III case Of invasion, the removal of re-
cords, monied Institutions and conyicts
ErtTact 2f a letter from .Atgcziyas, dated the
1871 February, receiUed at .Ne4v York BY the
Charleston Packet.
I" A letter from Gibraltar states $4,000 bis.
OF -four to have arrived there aqreeably to its
destination, and ABOUT tie same quantity sent
~, and ncGe of the vessels will be suffered TO
Depart rom thence, except TO an English
port, Several 81 tie captains had asked per-
mission TO return erect to America, but were
refused even that
E.rtract Of a letter .from Lcghoyn, dated Jauu-
arg 90, received by n1erchon6m Nezu York.
An embargo Was laid in Leglorn on the
last OF Janua!F. on ali vessels excepting
French. the snip Grace, trom Boston, is
captured and carried into Porto Ferraio
schooner Hope, from Philadelphia. do. and
oo,rind info t3,a r~,,trb re Smell, ,,,l L.;
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c. Was left in the fable Of
the subscriber, on Saturday plgnt last,
BAT 14,4RE, with a Saddle and E',idle, low
in flesh, and appears to have been hard rode
The owner may have her again on proving
property and paying charges.
Samuel Shreve.
April 4. st
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This day arrived his majesiy's schr.
Mulles, lieut.. Bowen, from Barbados.
1he Mule, fell in. on Sunday last, with
The RooaejSrt Squadron, consisting Of six
sail OF the line, only 90 leagues TO The
ess.w ard, 10 the latitude OF this islsnd
l'hey were standing nor', west, and sup
posed 10 be bound 10 he Chesapeake,
where i, is thought sir J. Dnckwor'h, v,'h
FIVE sail OF the line, will be, about the
time of :hen arrival Luckily the Deme,
rara sloop, cap,aia Crofou, which had
sailed on Thursday, was recalled to con-
vey the intelligence, brought by the Mui.
let, to the West Indies.
On Friday morning sailed his nnajes'y's
ships Swif,snre, capt. Conn, Milan, capt.
sir r. Laurie, Hora.io, captain Scott, and
Eolas, captain lord Wa. Fitzroy, suPpos
ed fer the Chesapeake.
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Erom Nr7y York, I3arch 80.

Capt. Chase, ofthe ship Charleston Packet,
who arrived this forenoon in % days from IL
gesiras Informs ti.at FrrncA army Qf 100 900
men zperc houriy cahected to urrSDe 6J6re Git-
rattQr, zvilA Gonafa,te IN her8on,ts lay seige TO
The Rock.
The Charleston Packet landed her cargo,
consisting Of -four, at Algeziras, and returned
in ballast Lett in Algeziras Bay, ship
Ocean, Dodge, Of New York.
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Extract Of an act Of the corpora-
ton Of Alemandrsn, for the az
tangulsRme7st Of tire.
April T..


SEC. 7. II any person who shall be
esent =, aoy Ere shall! neg'ect or refnsc
20 Obey the order or dreclop Of any cfi.
Ger who shall be appointed BY aSy fire com.
pany row established, Or which may be
hereafter established, knowing him 10 be
an officer. such person shall forfsit aid pay
The som Of Ave dollars: Frovided, she name
OF such officer shall have beep hr8t p,1s.
iished 10 one Of The public papers printed
IN he town.
At stated meeting of the Relief Fire COM
pany, held at Mr.. Gadsby's, OH Thursday
evening, March ), 1888, tle following Of
fcers were duly elected for the ensuing
year:
William Harper, lst7
Ihonlas Preston, ID commanders,
Curdin Chaplin, 50
Mark Bats,
William Patton, jun. poa,,,,o..
Jlmes Andersen, 1>0t5 ''''''o'S'
Charles Slade,
William Newton,
Rober Alexander, Trustees.
John Johnson.
Thomas Vowel, Jun. Treasurer.
,,oihua Riddle, Clerk.
April 4. St
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t. The Members Of captain
Denea1e's Volunteer infantry are requisites
to attend meeting Of said Company at the
Courthouse Io-luorrogo epeniag az z o2ctock.
49, BY Order.
WM. F. GRAY, Iss Serg't.
Anra
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Fror the Norfolk Le1ger Of lUf9ych %.

Fror4 TIE Norfolk Le2ger Of aoych %.
Arrived, ship Destiny, Rogers, 6 days
from Barmnda Left here ship Bordeahx,
Clifford. Of New York fsem MafseiIlss;
Swedish ship Sophia, Magdalens, John.
son, from Boston bound to Cape Frsncois,
both detained By his Britannia majesty's
frigare Roraio-~ ship Fame, Avorill, ct
Hartford, from ST.. Croix bound to New
York, detained by his Britannia majessy's
schr MoIlet,
Arrived, brig Prudence, Frederick, IL
days from Havana.
Arrived. schr. Halsn. Pearson, 10 days
from Philadelphia, and 10 hours from
Rcedy Island.
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The .Sfatira, with Mr.. ROSE, sailed
from Hampton Roads Yesterday, and an.
chored las night in Lynhaven Bay.
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a blll has passed the senate of New-York
by an unanimous vote, granting 100000 dol
lars % al the defence of the city, and autho-
rising, iii case Of invasion, the removal of re-
cords, monied Institutions and conyicts
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15

take to your breasts the Importance Of the
decision you are about t. make, as it NAV
Affect your own characters. The interest of
our corntry, the rights OF an individual,
and the honor of YOUR profession. Ifguilty
ct the foul charge alledged against me If
jhave not more than done my duty, in the
arduous Instances OF service which have
fallen under your observation let your a
ward be exemplary, and may my punish
ishment )be correspondent i--divorce me of
my sword--strike me from the rolls of ho-
nor--banish me from the lists OF fame---let
ny services be Forgotten, and my crimes
only be remembered. But, gentlemen, should
my innocence be apparent, and you dis
cover that am victim of persecut on. be :
cause have cut the tolls contrived to en-
snare the peace and happiness of our coun-
try then dojastice 70 my accusers.--rescue
my character from the fangs of detraction :.
heal my wounded honor confirm the con-
hdence OF my country---and let me live
and die your chief.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15

and IT has been alledgei hat s,.,-..,
f,,nssia ard Turkey, we're g b. ti.rn... W.
| rms however IS, We believe. tno... 49,
| iiti've than real though ,;,c ,t.s,,,'..'tI -
OF or either of these po,v.ra ~. ~,
I cues 'iohsd. Indeed che coeicn. ..sa.,
such dispositions exls,iug, "a. n, "a h,
nc oest caution 10 lhose Who are go III,
10 eslisve that BUnaparle would l.....
Europe TO go To iolo Asia Tor / We oF ron.
quest. The nations already chana.,, =,
Europe will reqniie many oi hem half .
cen uiy Of habit TO reconcile n r, ,, ~.
revoiulons which they have uode,.o,,.,
and The wa,chiui ej = and MP .s,.,.y IN.
senCe at the sagaclons cDnque.or will h,
required during his iile, however Ionr IN
preserve and improve the harmony of IA
system he has es .ablished.
Indeed we will ven ure bold conjecture
on tins occasion, because IT would seem ~
De CONSISTENT with the magnitude of the :. :.
vents that nave already taken place in
this new elaocha. We should NOT re s,,-.
prised to near OF an invitation of deiepates
from all the civilized nations on the Garth
to meet at some position, 10 frame a sys-
tenn OF universal law, for the conduct of
nations towards each other for fixing thu
freedom of the seas, and he laws OF COM.
merciai intercourse aud or putting an
end to war, by establishing rules which.
violated by any indiv dual natcn, shouid
subject that nation TO be excluded from
intercourse with ali the rest
That some such measure will be pursu-
ed, we have not The least doubt aud TN
universal lazp once estahlisled-qra,- m 81
from me Uer4 ndiure II me case cease.
The MIR. Ersk,ne VINO in the eastern
states, is not the ambassadors, bu ay1ung-
er brother; and Mr.. Mansfield who IS w h
IN, rs the sof OF the present-judse "a MS
he d of England, this Mr.. M lnsfirld GANG
from England with Mr.. Rose, and is In
fact the agent of the present admin. str;.ti-
on OF England, he is what may be called a
ShrezYa, quick, and cahd6Ie man; ana be-
ing intended for the Diplomat c scr,ol, ON
the road, next to the law, ne rest to pow.
er and wealth, with iabor IN his Oocarion.