The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-16

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Protection against thsmseives--unoer' ina.
cannon which protected them and their faa
theirs at Lexington, at Bunke,'s Hill, at
Charlestown. at New-I.ondoH, at brandy
wine, at Wyoming, at Savannah, at Sandy
hook, at the Chesapeake Protection against
the rebellion of Warren. of Hancock, 81
Washington, of Montgomery.
This was about the very time that Mr..
Canning demanded of our government. that
they should allow the British navy to cap
tine any vessel they might suppose was GO
ing to a port prohibited by our laws, or in
other words confess tina we were not able To
govern ourselves. and that therefore we
should put ourselves under tine protection OF
the cannon Of the British navy
Just be ore the arrival of the TO neutral
4. bassador. the Baltimore Federal Repub-
lican, iabnred with constant assiduity, ~ I'M
press OH the people, that MIR Erskne's in
structiohs were known 10 our government in
April last. and that our government had
been guilty of dupeing the COED nature of
Mr. ErskiDe to answer their ends.
Shortly after the ambass atlor himself be.
gan his operations and while he was care
less aud Indifferent of every 9th err matter,
Eerfinaciousiy adhered 10 tbs, and scruped
not when it was contradcted. TO give the lie
to the government, aid declares that lie
would Continue to do so.
heSe ColnciucntS nave an - awful SO UNIT
ing :"-.iurora.
1t is said that the Copenhagen ambassador re .
moves to New-York this day the old tares OF
the revolution have f-as d him every day, aad
drank at the same table, " The King" and'' 0r.
Naco.'s ,esoiafions.'' There's not much ShSyge-
~ IN these things Ibid.
Extract Of a letter r-ceiveG in Baltimo,e, dated
liverpool Nep 10
Communicated for the Fed GAG
." Markets without material huctu..t. on, since
oar last. Spectators having made heavy pur-
cbases at high prices, are compelled to ..ud up
Tobacco has given way lutte, seeing that cir
cu'tous voyages do no jnich enhance its price,
Cotton, we presume, viii support prices tls "a
rs 80
+" At least for:y British ships already charter
ed for Amelia Island We would not advise fur
Their shipments to Lisbon where many nmeri-
cans have arrived) as cotton will have 10 pay tine
whole duty $50 per cent hereafter and We.
Deem thst port veryunsde IN every poiut of view.
Heavy stock OF Ashes on hand, aud great
shipments expected fom Canada
eve feel II difficult to al ise any line of con-
duct tn our friends under present circumstances
to those, however, who deteim ne upon circuit
tous shipments. we would observe, that great
proportion of the Ashes which were before ship
ped IN that mode we're damaged, owing 10 a
went of proper attention to the cocperage of
| them, and to the natural injury incident to the
| barrels from transhipnent OF this article the
present stock is very heavy, and the expected i'm
porlstions from Canada it is supposed Will be
considerable it is indeed obvious that those
| ticles which are least subject Ia injury and decay
| should be selected by shippers under the Nom
| Intercourse Act
IS Among the October arrivals, at this port
were, 2 from Philadelphia, from New York, 1
from New-Orlean,, from Boston, &C."