The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-02

AZ as 1T has been stated, the river Inn has been
passed by the Austrians, at B-eunau, which con-
sc.tute5 the boundary between tie ijavarian and
Austrian domiaions, the campaign in Germany
may be considered as having commenced The
most distinguished French Generals in Spain
are on their way to Germany. Marshas Lefe
're and Bessieres have arrived at Paris.
CANCELLATION WITH AMERICA
Yes..rdsss in the house Of Commons, MIR.
NhtSeard fsade his promised motion in the fol-
lowing form
T,st an humble Address be presented to his
majesty 20 represent TO his majesty, that in con-
Sequence ofceftatn DEGREES made by his males
tys encmies contrary TO the usages Of war and
the rights of Neutral Nations, and IN consequence
ofthe a4feLgef acTvirSceHee of Neutral Nations III
the Sad decree, his majesty was advised to issue
csraR Orders in Council respecting the trade
OF ne9si'sis, to and from the ports and countries
~ us maJe5ty's eDSmIes and that the said
Cfo%gs were further enforced by certain acts
passNJ IN the last Session of Parliament.
But that both in the said Orders, and in the
stft passed thereto, power was reserved to his
fnalcsiy OF annuiiinc the same whenever such re-
vocation should appear expedient.
That he Congress Of the United States of A
mes1ca, alarmed 1T the dangers to which neu-
trai commerce. WAS exposed b. the system then
known to De III the contemplation ofbis Majesty's
Government, and actually carried into effect by
the sad orders, passed laws for laying embargo
the operation ofsucb laws, all trade Of export
from tie SAID States INTO this kingdom or its de-
pendences has been prohibited, and the com
'nercial Intercourse OF his Maiestys subjects
with the sad States, has been in other respects
essentially impeded.
That IN the month Of August last, the minis
terofthe u States, resident at this Court made to
A,s ln9est3's government an authorised and ex-
pi'cit oiicr ofre-establishng the said intercourse
processing, that it his maiesty's orders in council
fho'pd ee repealed as far as regards tile United
STATES, the embargo imposed in the said States,
Should be renewed as far as rcgar}edshis ma
.icsty's domliions and adding, that If his ma
Je5ty's enemies should not rcscind their DEGREES,
the sad embargo should be continued as with re
spect TO them.
That this offer on The part ofths U, States ap
pears to be Just in principle, and ia its tendency
highly advantageous to the hest interests ct this
country Just, IN as much as it removed all pre-
fence OF the acquiescence of the United States
~ the French fecrees which acquiesccnce was
the only ground Oh which any right could accrue
10 his majesty 10 interrupt the innocent com
fnerce cta neutral power and Advantageous to
treat Britain, inasinnch as, though it SHOULD
not have produced the peal of the French de-
rrees (thc ayowcd purpose Of his maies,y's Or
-dcts) II would have secured to this country the
exclusive commerce Of America, < her alliance n
gairsi a Power which would thus ,n:ve been the
common cnerny Of both.
ial we OctlCVe Fnd hope, that Is silt open
10 bis majesy's governmental renew, on the ba-
So oi th:s proposal, tue commercial intercourse
between this country and the United States e.
very interruption OF which we consider as mani
4e5tly injurious to the interest of both countries,
nd-saicuiated to assist the designs of our enc
snies, and 10 weaken orr own resources
That 20 therefore most humbY pray his ma.
lesty to adopt. without delay, such measures as
may best tend to the immediate re.establishment
OF the commercial intercourse between his males
tvs dominions and the United States Of Ameri-
ca and - bring, By temperate and concilIatory
negociation, al other points to Just and anica-
ole concldeloi', assuring his majesty ofour firm
and invariabia support in maintaining against e.
very UNJUST aggression, and every novel claim,
the ancient and essential maritime rights of his
maiestY's crown
Atera warm discussion the motion was neg
suVca--ycas %, nays 14j--maority 81.
Extract IF a letter from HrVanna, dared,
April 10.
"a week ago, the brig Blanchy, from Bal
trore arrived here. The result of her vcy
ase Is vet doubtful The ultimate intention
Wthis government is unknown bat duty oil
about eleven dollars a barrel on Flour will
be imposed, and so per cent. on all other A.
nerican articles, which can or have been
sgpplied from Vera Graz or Campeachy-
Lhcy wall grant a drawback, however, on