The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-20

Nay-!hey are more generous to their enc
mics than to ourselves. a. You may use
lSugar and Coffee. rice and tobasco." say
they to the French but then YOU mus;
buy them. of us only"--in fine, weigh thi.
high"minded system of warfare, BY which
miracles were to have been achieved, and
Bounds set to that spirit of encroachmer,t
aud UNIVERSAL dominion which would bend
All things to its own standard" to make use
lot M. Jacksoa's pomp0us words-.race il 20
IT'S real sources and, my life ON it that you
may resolve it into a pitiful calculation of
dollars and cents
BESIDES these, how inauspicious are the
Iphahng orders of May last, TO our fisheries !.
Every view that we Can take of them, dis
tinctly proves, THAI they were aimed at u.s.
And will the hardy fisherma OF Nantucket
submit to this encr0achment Snail we
quietiy behold the British hun ing out eve
ny avenue OF our trade, add cxhaustinp eve
ry source vt OUR prosperity, Was this the
spirit OF '76! Are we the worthy sons of our
! gallant sires |.
| IL Is our own weakness that has reused the
contempt, and whet,ed the tusks of Europe.
III IS no less true of nations than of indivdu
ais that hose who do not respect themselves,
will not know how to be respected by others
We have yielded SO far 20 injustice. that the
unjust fear Us no longer Our Charity has
become the mantle which " covers many
sins Oar submission produc impuni,y,
and iInpunity generates new atrocities
Ii is the twisting, and turning, &c shrink
ing of the National Representatives. which
nave brought us 90 this Situations it is that
system OF "dignifed moderation" of which
the National Intellgencer SO Frequently
lcants-bu IN these times. he tha, is dignif.
ediy moaerate' may expect to be only mode.
rateiy diSn.&ed.
| Amidst tncse trials and tribulations. our
confidence is yet placed in he people Some
ot these may b corrupted bv the spirit of
Avarlce--bu, the maj rrity of them are We,
nrm and unnamed Whilst this heart of
the body polite is sound, there is no
real cause for despair. The sentiments a..
vowed IN the An of July, are at once sure
pledge mat the people are trae to themselves
that they are disguised with the acts of
their represe utatives-and that whilst the
latter are ree'ing from their coun.ry's inte-
| rests they themselves were firm and im,nu
tally fixed. Besides. the Erecutiue depart
ment is Pure-and they bosses. the conf
dence of the public. The He0nie and the
President cling together.
| IL is now confessed, that the peopIe hold
their destlnies in their own hands II they
come forward. as they ought to do. ar thu.
next Election-if they have energy enough
70 confde their interests to proper men-to
men, VINO have never BETRAYED ,hem we
may yet be safe. his is our principu ra
source amidst all calamities. This is the
"nly cure tor our present evils rHEPEo
PIE "m"Sf minister 10 fhem8ekues'
~ We have received D, the last Western
MIL the New Orleans papers to the 22l uit-
.hey contan nothing important. We are
tod, that Comma lore Porter, and family had
siile d from New Orleans, on the I'm, for Wash
! ingt0n, IN the United States bomn ketch Vssu
vius, Lieut.. Reed We had previously under.
stood. t1at the Commodore had been indisnosed
/ & some lime since had soLcit, d his recpliaud
In II lite Administration had withdrawn hn from
that station, sgreeabiy TO his own reouest-VV.
rIsK nothing however when we predict that the
Federal prints Will Come out in full chorus ON
TINS Oocasion--that they viii cufvet, and CAM.
aiI nD-use th's event rs part oftleir mi
serable machinery of'' French influence :,
asc'i1e aivOlintary step on the part oftfe govern
dnsn'' 20 AN incorporation On the partof zen
Turreau. D..
POETIC JUsTIcE.-ihe following are the
STRAINS wn'ch X L Pm, IT Boston, chsunts over
VIC 's" Amerlcah Sailors who now confined
" TIE cells" OF FrLnce-and vet his lvre &c
completely deaf TO the CRIES of thousands of HI 9
/ oOuh'FSmSn, who are now pnirg avyay IN the.
h"at."g dungeons" Of G Britain ,V6v this
dlsti'iHu1n' Certainly it is not he ru,.. IF Poetic
justice Is 1T then Tie effect OF BRUSH Influence =
rise, mans immortal spirit,
Stern Independence, rise
| Hild wrecks, that choAk the pirates cave,
Your tatter'd banner lies
Ia herce Napoleon's midnight cells,
Your gallant sailor grleves
In cnains he lies, and wsitui ,iehs
| towards his country neayes
hise independence, Seize tiny crown,
| Or strip ITS osken leaves
We beg leave TO state single fact for the con.
sIderaton OF the Poet-it reia ,es the fate a; an.
OF our own townsmen.- - noble hearted Tar
! who commanded one oi'tiie American vessels
that were stranded by te late gale before C.d,z
| or burnt by the no m-rcess hands of man. 81. as
| cast INTO the hands of the French-As soon as lie
and his crew were known to be Americans tb..u
! were treated with every mark of hospitality
| The French = cells" were shut to tiien. Aitber
own equests (anxIots as they were TO return tn
Cadiz) they were transferred TO the hands of the
| Spanish from which they passed into these OF
the British We shall not dilate upon the recen
| ton, which they met with from the allies Bnt
mDk the issue The captain escaped from then
| fdhgs--but ms gallant crew renamed behind m
the hands OF the lmpressng British 10 Ps1a ;
10 Paine
GLF TIE INF.fAzOUg Ire
Mr.. Archer, Ut tbs city, has received letter
from ). Ref, tile Editor of the Philadelphia Ga
zette, of which the following Is an extract
Ii would afford me great satisfaction to be /.
BILE TO discover < expose the author of the wick
ed and contemplate fabrication to winch YOUR lei.
aliudes a m pfTorte f,,r the