The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-11


/ az We learn. that there is great pro.
liability of Ferdinand the 7th's being we'd
dcd to Princess of the house of Austria,
and seated on the throne ofSpain, with som,
reservations in favor of France The re
port. that Austria and France are now on
treaty. by which the former is to furnish
| $50 600 troops, part to be destined To the
East. and the rest to Sham, is in strong
| concurrence with the above idea. This
may be ano' her stroke of policy--to bind
the Spaniards and their colonies, to their
allegiance and to France.
1t is row as-ertaned that Mr. Morier
IS only to be the British Charge des Aff.,ifes
unHI the Appointment OF MIR. J,ckson's
succ essor. TINS is a strange Arrangement
my WIS not Minister Plenipotcntiary
sent cut at once? Is their diplomatic roll
exhausted Were there no ioungers about
the Court of St. James's? Oris the heir
apparent OF Mr.. J. yet az school, N a course
| OF training Tor the glorious Career which he
is to run i'll this country ? And at wha, time
is he to he srnt over9 The next day or the
next century Is no early period specif
ed VIII the Preside ut of the u s per-.
nit our minister co dance attendance at the
British court. until it should capricously
please 70 honor us with minis CT of equal
dignity!
Mr. Pinkney complains of having been misre.
pre- sented IN his speeches And whose fault is
that !--Is it not ridiculous for man, to cast a
torch upon combust;bie building, and then to
cry At the niscnieis he has committed The mi
MISTER OF agreat and independent nation is at best
on par with the princes and peers ofthe British
realm-but ifthe same minister should think that
he IS honoIed by toast from the son OF 4 king
or peer OF the realm, and that he ought to snow
MS sense OF the favor by speech IF compliments
and thanks, is It not absurd for him to complain of
m!srepre scnta',on He might have been polite,
without beng impoltic--hc might have thanked
the company for their toa.t, without making a
speech tor It-Nr. p should have recollected that
whatever IS dd by the man is generally ascribed
to the mnster, * that the latter is always watch.
cd IS soit OF oracle from his government-cve-
ry word is conned Overland every exore SIS on IS
enbellshed ny the English prin's.-N IS a pity.
that we have not the speeches of Mr.. p from his
own pen, that we might be able to see how
much lie has sunk his own dignity, or tarnis' ed
that Of his country
" 1t is an ill wind. they say, whch blows
nobody any good " The American farmers
ana nanutactu ers i seems, are 10 be en-
riched by the re, olutions of Spain. TIE
Mernoes of the Duke del'Infsntado. and
tie + zee OF Peace are 20 stock the farms
OF the mercans. The Virginia farmer has
n NV n ms power to supply himself with
ms celebrated brecd-as a hands me nu m
her has just arrived at Norfolk, and is ad-
vertised for sale. ~ Soc the advertise
ment. On the 5'h there was a sale of IS
Merino,s at Philadelphia. The concourse
| OF pc pie IS said to be considerable The
healthy Rams averaged 293 dollars each.
and the Ewes S 229 81 cents. The entire
amount of the sale was 5 900 dollars. These
| Nnui1 4,
Phil. Daily Advertiser, "but that near POO
Merinoes have arrived at this port within
a lew DAYS, and are offered for sale. 81
Rams are TO be sold at Bush hill, on the 18th
inst"
! 1t or American Seamen ESCAPE from
every b. fish chip tn visits our harbors.
| row many o our country nen are now IN
chansi
| congress of Deputies from all the pro
yinces OF La Plata wee 10 meet ar Rnenos
Ay es IN the course OF June, for tie pur.
Sc OF insti'utinF pc manent form of gov
e'nment--son'- understandings were
ARISING he ween them and a. cir neighbors
tie Por'rgueoe BrazIis. The lat er had
passed i c southern bank of the Ibicuy. that
was fixed as he terrtorials limit by the
convection Of 1904. and occupied all the Spa.
nISh s.li IS Tar as the. banks of the Quarey.
The transg' ession he'd attacted.the attention
| OF the Provisional Junta.
who can split hairs IF a British de
tachment were to land---carry IF 5000 OF
! our country men-and chain them 20 tie
gallery or the highw,y- a bus of
Indignation What efforts would he made
Tor their dcliyerance F.! Does it make any
difference, that they have cen tax en- by
picce"meal----at various times and places!
In Rhode Island, Messrs Porter and Jackson,
Fed have been re elected to Congress.-In NV.
Hampshire, the Federailsts vaunt of their sue
cess--and we fear, with zoo much irutii-ln Mas
sHchusetts, Perez Morton L. q. Sp aker of the
Lower House, has been nominated ia the Coun.
Gu as Attorney General of the state, vice Barna
has Bidwell.
% mr. Bi!ekbErne's aeperti enssn unavoida6 y
omitted.
DECK'S P.11HWT SHOT.
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