The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-16
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prosperity, tina: they supply not only her
home consumption, but ihat of Italy and
germany he manufactures of France
never before prospered SO much.
,4na.ySis Of she Comm, ciai situation OF
| EnSiand ana france
/ ENGLAND.-hs the power of ENGLAND
reS's upon her commerce, that commerce
consists IN he circulation of The produce OF
me New Word. We have proved that four
htths OF heI revenue arose from brokerage
1t is the CsH-e therefore, the sugar. the IN
digo, the dye woods the nuslins of india.
which constitute her fortune all her pros.
perlty consists in drawing these productions
| from both the Indies. and IN promoting tbciT,
introduction into Europe
| FRANCE France has an interest who'll,
contlnen al her revenue arises from tht,
produce OF her helds, OF her vines, her olives
her tobacco, her fabrics of silk 9nd linen
aao from the cottons or her southern pro-.
INihCeS. Like me CO Cit, She mas An in
terest in rejecting the merchandise of the
INDIES and IN prof lag by the bounty OF "a
ture, which has placed WITHIN the Old Com
slnent what may enable it to dispense with
the new. Thus the shackles which she bas
thrown upon Eneisa brokerage are such.
that the consumption of sugar, IF coffee and
Soi""'ai produce, has within three Years
decreased one half in Europe The Olsen,
veries which she has nIade euabje her o..
ven to replace the productions of the CONT.
aent
he sugar from grapes is sold che 81,
lthan the cane sugar ever was even at he
peritd OF the greatest cca mun,csriop with
he colonies. The cottons Of Naples and ne
Rome are superior to those %: America -
lie kerines the woad, and the madder.
e 10 .he aids IT chemistry, compensate
ior the want OF colonial dyes Already so
da is made every where Whe,, the New
Worio was discovered, the arts of chemistry,
were In their INFANCY
ne continental system has produced Il
real a prodIglou evolution twill ,nnose
an nsu,noun able obstacle TO the broke,age
Oh England and in proportion AS the con-
i',eH'ai powers feel, ard they have fel, for
! a long time, that it IS their interest tn ta,-
the importation of colonial produce ,hey
will have sugar, coffee, Co ton, and indips
from the continent itself This result, is not
chimerichl. --The actual prosperity oe
france, The aud which she derives froe, The
arts TO procure that which She warts from
that this revolution has advanced s 6thS ne
us course. IL has been silently WORKING. it
WIN burst torth aad az general contiBen-
tai peace England will be astoaished at the
progress OF the arts OF Chemistry in Europe.
OF the haturailz tinn. ot she culture of tbf.
Pia"ts ot Ame !ca on the continent and OF
the iepngnance of the continent to piv.s
ner its gold, and impOversh i'self when lie
hnds an "a lvalent withiniise The. are
the great causes of the dimnution OF E,p
iisn commerce these effects viii be are
eftlcacous tn,n The G-lr.r .: .trno nd
MAN. YET thes- deer es continue in {, &c
reo }ea,s niger, ID they Vii m ke
themselves b. tell a century after The. i've.
been revoked.
analysis Of me Politics of ENGLAND and
ENGLAND. The alliance Of z gland has
caused the ruin of the powers VITO have
courted ~; witness thr stakeholder .f Hol.
lana, the kings Of Naples and Sardinia nd
the o'her princes who have given themselves
up TO u. England IS IN her Internal poIjcv
intolerdnt population o. niore than six
millions or Christians caanot profess ,beir
ieIg'on Cannot hold employ meuts i'm he
s. a.e' or In the army, without reuouncine,
their faith.
/ England Expresses The nations with whom
she unites, beCau she carries her oppres.
sion 80 tar as not to leave them the tree tx.
ercise Ut their eligion. Such are the eff.
reefs "f Tie E1s! sh administration, Ire
iann cannot be guarded without q cous de.
rabie army Tranquility cannot be main.
taihed 10 London W h ut an armed for, =,
Even IN Aondoh. English troops have been
seen 10 i've upon lie people--od mon.
! NiAA ShilAiSiit " enforce the RESPECT
que 10 the law. 1t was no auny the bsyo-
net That was employ edit was cannon. and
trains OF artillery which were br0ugr, %
London to ~ ke the go crnment re pTc ID.
ne King OF EnglaDd burst not q abroad I'M
England unIt'end d Ii has ZEN tin,sI
been very mean beng assassinated he will
take care NOT TO go am. ng crowd-it &c
probable that he would nor do so with I'M.
punity.
In orderto have sailors, they are pressed1
they are carried off in the pu1l G st,ees
WITHOUT l"w. Ike eavages. In III Sc exne-
dhois M t'e ia c. 'hev are kitleu e.
We y where au horitj acts with violence Inc
= lBHaA P"'erinCEt, tEtn has all the cha.
rac'er OF tyrauDy a. q oppression il
employs TIE DAY unet and ne cannon 10 keer
IN ODE .ience one of the primes pal diyi,ions
OF Its empr-, nj tor strain IFS caDita1
1t shackies six million, of is ci.izeus In the
exercise OF heir religion
tRANcE.-Aii the powers HE'D to Francs
are aggrand Sed; ali .he co .ntries united
with !, receive fra'c,uai rea.menr; toIera-f
ton, there, is ent md absolu,e VT m
I've circumference OF the Lou re IS the ch NJ
lei OF - thomas, whe c Pr0iCs.aats ofEri-
ate the Emperor app0ints aud pays the
bishops and clergy, nc presidents of the
consistory, and the ministers: organ zes thes
semm1Ees and the schools ~ Geneva a97
Montauban. Civil authority has no figty, IN
restrain the conscience thia is The rr:,ci