The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-20
DoIaae8tlr.
FROM THE AURORA.

obhquity oil judgment, which can discern
only to certain extent in every thing. has
taken up the British orders in council of the
I'd OF May last. in point of view differing
from every other PRINT, and from every one
who has read 1t, that we have had an oppor-
tunity of conversing with.
ihs following is the curious article which
appeared in the Inteiligencer of the 11th
ns,ants
me northern papers bring no confirmation Of
lie report under the Boston hsad in our last.
tl.' ~ order IN council had issued for biocka-
ing The ports ot I'll nations excluding the Bri.
Us II & rom Their waters. The report appears
o ~ frc7na,we. and probably originated from
the order IN counc il this days paper for cap.
Gr'ng the iish"g vessels of such nations as exc
clude British vessels
S"Ine OF the northern editors appear to regard
this order rs authDrisirg The Capture of Atneti.
can fishing vessels. We put ed e rent con.
struct'on IN 1t How yer great an outrage it
r%liy' 1t does no; no'v apply TO the u 5 Bril-
tsh sseis are nOw certainly admitted "freciy
t. trade" at the ports OF The u. State.
On the occurrence OF certain event indeed,
which there is but itt!c reasont to expect the
order would apply to the United States, and m "
nave been prosp. cti'ely issued with that vie w.
On the revocalo by either begerent Gifts de.
crees or orders, the law respecting commercial
intercourse, passed at the late session Of con.
sress, authoTScs the President three months af.
Fw"ids, by proclamation, to interdict CONNER
ciai intercourse with the nation winch shall NOT
nave revoked its ant-ucutral orders or DEGREES -
Itthen France should revoke her DEGREES AND
Crest Brlt.,nI should refuse to follow her exam
pie, we should be in state # non intercourse
VITA her, and tie order i'll council would operate
on he vessels ofthe US.
such a state of tl,mgs could scarcely fail oe
producing immediate collision but, Of such
state OF tblGPS Drosrpct
Whatever consi ructIon be put on it, this new
ortier affords serious matter for rejection as a
INK OF the great Guam Of lawless domination
which Britain exhibits disposition to extend
over every sea"
his article may pass for an ingenious
piece OF sophistly and mental reservation 3
but this and such wriutgs, and savings. and
do,ngs. are the true Causes of our present
abject condition.
ihe trimming and twis,,ng sy stem must
have an end-or he. nation mast sink Nv the
mere loss " co'Ufdrnce winch he people
nnst teei III the t fiji IeHcy of tte government.
toi IN purposes 81 civil society.
Fro'n one end of the continent tn the o.,
th"t. we perceive phenomenon Of double
ASPECT. uhpre cedouted in his Dry the annals
ni faction IN ally. III Sweden, in Hnliaf /,
~ England, III France, exhibit nothing IA
IT..
II.
Ved, undisguised, and scandal US manner.
acting under the inhIence Of England, pal.
ii2'ing ner insults, ouirages murders. and
sustaining her usurpat,oDs on
the seas approving of her drec AVIATION of
our sii'ps and property; violating our own
laws topromote her interest and ner oppres-
sion this is only one feature of the monslrous
phenomenon
by the operation Of this IL ffuence thus ex.
erciSed 1t operates upon The national repre-
sentation, up1n the executive officers, upon
the presses OF the Country, even those that
are honestly devoted 20 the righ. S and inter-
esls OF the nation this foreign British in6u-
ehce operates by shecies 2(ferror upon the
whole nation, and hufS us very existence in
ieofiardy.
Such publications as the above quoted. g.
others ct he same cast, are the Gnjd fri.
gid, ShiUeung generation of this British in
hHence which, like hypochondria, is never
So oppressive 20 the subject Of the disease.
as when he THINKS he is affected by a yerv
different cause.
The operation of British influence in this
way is by spreading abroad 10 its auo7yed
fresSeS such as me notoriousy b0apht Bri-
tlsn gszcues published at Philadelphia, New
York, BJst)n, Charleston and other places.
Re alarm OF FRENCH INFLUENCE. By .his
'rocess Of prohigacy, pnDlc atteftioa is
rawn on from the re4t disease # Ae body
'oHtc toone that is imaginary and the na.
o. rs diverted from the care OF It's rtaI at.
ACTIONS, which thus become moro aggra..