The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24
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2rtes in golden characters, on plates to be
fixed To the hall of ahcir sessions-This
| rev Order is to be under the eye of a
| thdf'ter, who is to preserve an exact regis
err OF the members and the feats which
entitled them to admission, TO see to the
punctnal payment of the pensions awarded
by the government; and, though iasf nor
least, To have D,asses put up for the souls
Of the deceased members; as we'll as So
Tenn festival on the day of So. Ferdinand
God save the mark the titular patron of
the OrderD u No such artificial stimu
lus was found necessary TO aid our struggles
during the American Revolution.
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u Vet zoorthy Of Consideration.
A letter from the Western Country to the
Editor of this paper. contains the following
suggestions THE people OF St. Francis.
vile and it's vicinity, are very much hurt
at being LEFT out of The new state, and at
the want of Post Offices. To Keep them
steady in their attachments to the o. s.
think p. Offices ought tn be given to them,
even if the country should hereafter return
to Spain "a thing expected by no one. -
| As to the iew stare qvithout W Florida,
Congress must see, by. the nexr session, the
fallacy of such an attempt--and hope VIII
either delay the organ cation Of the new
State until it acquires streng h, aud
| strength to 1t. have near relations in that
Country, and great part oi ,he settlement
| about Baton + juse are from Virginia. Edu-
Gated in Kentucky with, as stroag attach
ments TO he administration and democra-
tic principles as any people; yet their So
| licitude to ind a market for their cotton,
and belief that they are neglected by The
General Government, has Changed them
very much, &c. &C."
The N " Gazette asserts that the Dir
gus, Capt Lawrence, was at anchor at Bonn
bay hook, in Delaware Bay. on the l4th,
| and that the report Of her having lad an
engagement near Sandy hook, is not true.
Some Of the English Prints seen to be du-
ly sensible Of the consequences of a gvGr
with America. What says the London States
man of Jaly Is that :. the immediate
consequence would be the evacuation of the
Peninsula for want of Professionalism 1t was
well known that LISBON and Cadlz had been
almost exclusively supplied with A ur and
even hay from The U. 5 '-Canada must
fall and though Quebec might mold out
| year, still THAT fortress holds no COM
mand over the country--two thirds f its
| population are Americans, besides a vast
| number OF Frenchmen who would receive
an army with open arms "--What says the
Morning Chrosicle, same date f-that " in
the conflict OF piracy the British would have
more 10 lose than to gain---that as both peo-
pie speak sbe same language, the sailors
would intermix; and as the greatest Nun
der may be derived from the Engl,sn. the
greatest degree of desertion will be towards
the Americans" le Ii he f. were to
lose vessel for our 5, from the very nature
OF their cargoes, our losses might be no
| greater.
Diamond at Diamond or Cores
Us. Cores.
| King Joseph has issued decree convo-
king the Cortes, from all Spain, to i3urgos,
the capital of Old CASTLE, during Ihis
month
As the British lay claim to the seas, on
account OF their conquest Of that element.
it becomes important to ourselves to con
trive some new meth,d of carrying on our
trade with the other quarters of the earsh.
without invading their sacred territory
A valuable premium is, therefore, offered o
the DR. maui, who carry his art to such
pitch of perfection. as that we can use
balloons instead Of ships.
! We pray Heaveni that the Great Mo.
gpl or the Chinese Prophet, may not think
of setting up claim 10 the atD,osfhere al
$3.50 as to set a tan upon the very air
| that we breathe.
/ II is said that the Whales, Sharks and
Porpoises intend to offer petition at the
! Throne Of his most sacred Majesty, praying
for leave to reside in his liquid territory.
| COMMUNICATIONS.
| DIED on he 8ii irsg az Smiibfield, in the
18th year other age, Mrs Martha X aley, the
consort Of b d. Henley, tsqr. Of that place.
In the destb OF this young and estimable Be-
| ing, we have a striking instance of the mutable
character of human felicity, and the awful uncer.
i tainiY of the hrphfest enrihi., nrnsnRcts Cur.