Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-16

WISHED 10 know VIVA was the extent of
trsde now carried on with our ports in
Btuish bottoms, and what It's amour,
lie SAID he knew that there was small
trace carried on In small vessels from
Nova Scotia 10 the United States, AID
which ~as very be- eficial 10 thv c,izs, 5
OF lie United oe es.; he stoppags ri
which, as proposed would operate YER,
unequ liy. vas a trade when uld
not SO ell bu carried on by vessels Of hs
Uoasd States. II Congress COMMENCED
his business ,hsy Nigh shew.Grea, Br
TEN how she also might lay addi,s nal
restrictions. Some IF the sections oil IN,
bill MIR. l., sad h. though, 1t would b.
proper 10 re am; but ,hese were sem
that he en,rey cisaPproved. A. to III
nCn.tn ercourss there was ~ occ aston for
i.peal, & 1t in relation TO Great Britain,
ptcaus q was OF IN force asainsi her
and this he thought he could dsmons;ra.
al proper time.
Mr. Sa~ye, said if he had as much CO :.
htrnce in the efficacy OF The bill as the
sc iieman from North Carolina Mr. Ma
cnn) he should make no opposition to !. .
but he expected nc,hing from ii. If, sald
Mr. 5. we take upon ovrselv warlik-
attitude and evInce disposition 10 b.
IL DEF eadent. We shall produce such NJ
enbarrassme" that she present mihis r.
Of Csta. itain will have 10 tfea. with u,
OF ,eure fiom power But five do no
more than pass such a bill as this, we
shall encourages them to 60 on Til W
she'll be stripped, BY o. ders in council, on,
alter another oi every vestige OF CONNER
: al rights. What are we afraid OF |?
a,I ANY change be for the worse! Why
are We afraid of going 10 war! Shall W,
lot have TO borrow money 10 pay the
current expences OF the yea. We should
oniy have do she same in war. Never
wa there more favorable nom, MT iol
IL. BY The treaty Of Vienna, England Is
left without chance OF gaming a foot.
Irg ell The continent. If we take man.
" and independent ground we shall CON-
pei-hef ministry TO respect our r CHS
Ave We 10 wall for her o declare wal MS I
II We do, we may wait i,r ever. ohy
WI never decIa e 1t as long as she ca
carry it en- as sire does now wlihou dc.
c!arlpg 1t. Al hungh am opposed o a
nay, yet am DESTROYS when we have
a. e, thot its powers shall be exeie cd b.
We we're 10 send ii o ssa aou make
bold nsupiicn INTO Canada we m.gn pro
dnse scme efeet, but never by such mea.
sures as hest. a
Mr. Shelley said tina. not having expect
ed This bill would SO soon ne called I'M
h, had not given 10 il tina; arention which
he should Otherwise have done bu, h
had pa,d sufficient attention to It 20 con !,
celve 1t wor,hy of consideration. II had
bten obser,ed by gentlemen apparently
opposed TO 1t, tina. Il, vas not sufficien ly
energetic on the one hand, and on the o.
tier thai It would embarrass CONNIE &c.
Taking tor granted sad Mr s. tina we
ought 10 adop' stronger measure, is eha.
reason why dis bill should not be pa
sed and remain 10 torce will our d. eseo,
peaceful att ude is changed! Ifas1o,
measure were TO be brought 70 ward il
would probably snPsrcede this bill. Blu
VIA, sir is ihe energy of which gentle
n.entsK! 1t they want war, why d.
they no come fo.~aid and iay de. lara
ton OF var on The labe! VIVA aree
eige.ic mea4u'es if III, be MT wbst Is
mean! Let US, IL il be. deemed exoed,
en', give a righi to our meIchantsiS d.
!, nd themselves asains, Englard and
francs-bul co no, let us be diverted
from the bill. Ii does NOT appear 10 me
10 be the sentiment of MBioriy of the
House thsi we ough' a this time 10 change
the attitude of the country; it doe, no
app. or 70 be the sentiment of the cb e,
Magistrate Prepare for the wors --bu,
SO no farther. This is The energy wou,A
recommend M Ike preparation, bu. ,ske
no cps Of hostility.
Let US c nsider this question on the oh.
/ eiion from the other side Of the II, use
II gen lemen are not wiling 10 20 to war.
what will they dol Or will they do any
thirR beyond pre- paraiion for defence
W ~ tn y suffer The Bon. in ercourse 10
rema'b IN fe'ee! ZEE no disp,si,,o o,
q side TO do thi'. We see ina the
Of agricul ure requires com
nerce Nothrg bot the mos imper,ou
circumstances opera iug on nalion ca
TfeieDi The expjr ion OF cettain GRO
duc's OF agriculture. The non intercourse
On th's account is not ,nfmced or is eva
9ed' Thus situated What i, its tendency 7
o corrupt the people As a measur- O
coereinn Il is certainly a phantom f.
y hat chstls does it produced Are no, IN
Of England now furnished
With 'bs raw ma erals necessary Tor lien