Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-09

,'odIce. tn. English will bring the a
heirs, and th?y will ba-:,r with each o.
her the merchandise of the two worlds.
1t will be the case az ST.. Bar.hoom ews,
ard in all the islands which call them.
'eIves neuter. The Ea ,lish rnanufa ftlres
will b. accompanied with Swedish or
German certificates of origin, g., viii en-.
Ter, without difficulty, on tn. con.insn. of
Amnriea. From these diffsreng places of
deposit, the Americans WI iaunda,e
North and SOU h America with English
PRODUCTIONS they Will come and fill all
ne poets in Europe, whe &c thsy are allow.
I'd 20 enter, and there will be a com !e e
English monopoly established with the
psopfe, by which she will b. enabled 10
lace the expenses du ing century 10
come, of a war which she slon. Maintains,
and which she has Sd much interest TO
prqlong. without the raising the embargo.
How could England have made subs,st,
for any time all colonies and conqiestsf
i,w could the Spanish colonies prolonY
heir ,sobsdlencs to the laws of their so.
yereigni How could the unf,;tunate is
land of St. Doniug, MAINTAIN itself a.
gainst the FL y If parties which tears 4, g.
Dieces! How, in Ii &c, w hour the NUNS:
5erfess succours of every knd, which ar.
soiag 10 be carried to the n, could the re.
v1l,ed provinces in the south of SPAN r..
SYST so long the forces employed 10 reduc.
them! Thus, Sir, on sha ever Side You
view the question OF. raising he enbarg,,
Il is one of IN: g-sa esI victories thar
England ever gained f,c her commerce,
o1e of the most fatal me asures 10 the sys.
4 l. tt,s Il ,T ID. n
tinent Of Europ. which wai on the point
of receiving tn, frlis o. So many priA
vations and sacrifices, and which p-rh,2s
is gpipg TO be los TO ever.
To console Us for tuis destructive res1lu.
ton, the U States ace g,od eaout, to per-
NIT the importation Of soma vines and bran
dies What compensation. Now, il will
take 90 cargoes Of those arucies 20 pay for
one OF colonial produce, ana all the gold OK
France will soon run away oy torrent,. as
II did not long slnce, wlen the Americans
ca ne into our ports by hundreds Besides,
who does not know, that they give deci-
dcd preference to the wines of NJ tdeira of
opala and Portugal, as aying more body;
and TO the brapdies Of Catalonia, ca beng
cheaper And, moreover, mol content t..
Cons: NJ it themselves, tn.y wiii hnwk it
abaur tn: North os Elcope, to The great pre-
JUDGE of ours. for waicl W. fou,i a c71-
vsn, by isui roey will sci, u;
iobacco; but does it suit u, t. lel perisi Il
new branch OF agriculture, wncn is max
mug daily the greatest progress, and frees
II ron 0ard ;nsp.ne tJref:n ;rioIs. !-.Cp:-
sons too /; put Cannot the Lcyant iuraisa us
with enough, and taxi Ia exc iang- the
productions of our manut ictlrss !--SI<Ars
* Cofiee where Can taey 5eelt for then.
Selves If not from the possessions o Eh;-
land, or OF ner conqussts! w IL they have
tne ef.ontery to bring rs the produce 0, our
own colonies, now become tn- prey of OR
enc mes! Tnis wouid De too maca !-Vu,t
care We for taosc costly slp-rh nLes, "a:
consu nption OF which IL OF 50 ,nica mie-y
To oar own soil l.: our epcur.s cInio do
our priv&iecps VIII not let the
want.
Many more reflections, sir, might have
been addeA to wntt hAvs lIit said, oa:
let Us C)nhAe ourselves To this, PHs Am.-
ricans, tolerated by Us as Deutra;s, wal do
Us still greater injuy, w:rh rex ard 10 the
expectation OF our gram, - rhry can CAR
~ theirs mucn clearer II all tae people
that Consume ours and beiug al eo1l
pr:ce, and even higher, viil always be ore.
ferred by the Eng 81. Tney vii. bring il
u Spain and Portugal, ami deprive Us of
the last veht that s;Iil rem IMed 10 or
S'utuCTS u ciJtIsinealS.---> .tll II Is Deeu
SAID until now, relates not oniy To France
out t. The countries subject y ner ipau.nce
or under her don mon, and from when
may be drawn tnIs exact aid mel facaolv
that all marati ne Com ncrce
Or colonial, admitted or tolerated Oh the
Continent OF Europe, Will always turn to
the advantage of the Engiisl p:o1i-, $50
will furnish them with tie msA15 o. 800
Jugng the wAr--tndt the Anerc ans
about 70 become the most powerful au !
aries 70 this commsrce, aud that tae
under which they pTasend TO dis su;ss il,
will give new energy; fUat IL as the
greatest interest OF FfAn>e aud OF lsr Al.
hes, 10 defeat, oy ali possible meaai, that
Idtous col;nvancs b.tween tn: peoole va,
:aIl che nselv;s our friends, and IN. ersr.
lh enemies OF Our repose dhl ofour pros.
5srity.
DC.
was on the point Of forwarding my Iet-
Ter whenI learned from cool so Irce. that
all 10 now finally arranged between Gns-
and and the United Safes, and accorIi9s
20 news Of the 29-d Apr;I, to reciprocal sa.
tlsfaction. This open and frank step of the
U ) ate;, is At leIs m)rs deSen, thaa that
* hrst adopted. Frey have agreed VIII
The English noi to Come u France, II Hand.
Or Italy ; and n taks from the f4u.t lad.