Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20
FROM THE AURORA.

tadiSo'' tne country + reiieved from
+" M jeserson'i paraiys.og sy stem of
p" embargo, non Intercourse, and the Whole
schem: OF resfic i've enefg Is by VIII CHI
oar v',ifaa'y politicians though 10 hum
$ Bile and caerce the ma ions uf Eu ope''
-" that the liberal manner in WHICH The
I" pre- sent administration met the PROPOSE
" tons of Grea Bri'ain has greatly NOR
. tih-d the French faction among us +"
From the abose remarks IN ignorant
person might be led to believe tina, vi
Jefferson wa, Oppose to ail accommoda,
ton with Great Britain--whc re sit IS IN
proof, that the contrary is the case, aud
that on the very t. ms Ehgand has c1n.
cedsd tn, Mr Jefferson eff rcd 10 renew
The interc purse hstw zen the two countries
but when Mr. Pinkney prop sed them 10
the British minis CT, h. haughaly and
sneeringiy refused them, dec airing the
British orders 10 council! shonld be rlpidly
persevered in and kept ~ force; and for
time he kept his word, calculating on
British faction here gaiain, sufficient in
fiuence to place tool OF theirs in The pre-
saentiai chair, and rhat the same infiu.
enc= would prevail and cause q repeal OF
the embargo law DISAPPOINTED in this
expectation, and fading Mr. Mad san ell
e,ted by large majority, IN Ter full
corvic0on Of his persavering in ths same
principles and system OF MIR Jeff rsoo.
a1d that q n2n-intercours law was like.
" to lake place, together with Law to en-.
f,rcc more rigidly the embargo, which
Sould ea@ctually prevent all supplies 10
th= Colonies as well as to Great Britain.
the want OF which had thrown more than
hiy thousand manufacluer s o1l cf en-
pioy, and forced them an. thar families
log supp iri on their pAiishss thei fabrics
were a stand for want OF ma erials-
sach was the effect OF the embargo, n n.
@ithstanding tn: shameful manner il had
been evaded by pretended American CIT.
.zens--greater effect aad greater evils 10
treat 6riia vas TO b. f;afed and look.
! ed tor, if rigidly enforced, as IL would be
Under the last law.
ihe dread of this induced him to dire6
Mr. Ersklns to MAKE The concessions a.
relate % the Chesapeake, and promise a
revocation Of the orders IN cou lciI on The
10th Iine. Necessity, from the distres
ses OF his country, forced him TO do so,
ho"eYe re uctAnl to do Justice an in.
JuTed insul7ed nalion--a and We are aim ,st
incined TO believe he intended to fulfil The
enSagsnenis M Erssipe nigh; enter in
TO as Directed by himself, untl he read
me last ACT OF The tenth congress passed
III hasy panic, partially repeating the
embargo Law By which our vessels coulI
proceed to ports in atty win England,
AID through those channels abundantIy
supply ali their W 8, whilst not one port
n -
receive the snalies! article. Exultinzly
on reading this act, he British minis, ef
CRIES ou', - tha * God he United s ates
are again IN my pow-r-England Will
40" receive supplies even 10 glu for
10 US sh1ii h-r whole produce come, TO
my eoemy she shall not trade to the val
NC OF cen.-Yet, will comoly Win
Erskne's promise, nay, ! will anticipate
II, possibly by SD doin win deceive the n.
| will instantly revoke The past orders IN
Council, 2ad by laying the contine II un.
der blockade, cut them off from ali in;cr
course with II, save some ports or Span
una WIZ want provisions I'VE can hly
spare them; the ports of Sweden and Rus.
sia 100 shall be open, not to appear to ex
ciude them totally from commerce, as
nelher Russia nor Sweden require lam.
Der, cotton, fish, or naval stores-,bese
articles mus. come to US.
Such (says the editor Of the United
States Gazstle) was the voluntary ac
& OF the BRUSH court, upon merely hear
! ing thd',by our non-IDtercourss acl, W,
had donc away the Hon-importation Law
and The presidents proclamation ayains
British ships of var, SC. sc. scc.'' n,
doubts not Therefore, that the orders II
council will have bsen Withdrawn on IN
10th day Of June.
. And the French faction will expert
" encs the further morti6ca ion of seein,
" the British government execute wit
good Faith, the con,raet which has bee
made by her mlaister here"
= What can this last mean
The order or procla nation Of 26,h A
pril speaks for Itself. There is nov n
nation IN stale Of neutrality besides III
United States, or that could nave any trad
with France, HoIandl or .I.aly, in tn