The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-23
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save them, or the manufacture, but the resto~
| ration ., and the FIRST step to that restoration is
Ike Cancellation with America. Is the MARQUIS
Weliesieys answer to MIR. Pinkney, conciiiato-
~ Where, M the name of common reason, did
he ind the dictionary that SO explained concila.
ton to him Searching American ships for Bri-
tish sesmen There never was any thing like
the impudence of. the pretension Mot rescnd-
ing your orders in Council, but upon a conditions.
that you are yourselves To construe, by your own
arbitrary & unlimited caprice Never was such
avowed folly & injustice Met to relax your abb
surd system Of blockade Never was such stu
Pidity And to declare all monstreus PROPOSE
tons gravely to the AmDassador OF free state,
is declaration OF war, in effect, and nothing
like conciliation War with America will be
the result of your conciiis,ory measures, & then
your committees may sit from day to day, to do
what ITO save the state .gt., .f.N.-,t
SrArssMAN.
t re - March r.
The bill now before congress for regulating
the commercial intercourse net ween tn, US
OF America and the 'belgerenls mas undergone.
1t appears, some important amendments 4. the
committee, so as to admit all vessels, with their
cargoes, which sailed from THIS country previous
to the I'd ofFebruary into American ports. Mr..
Foster, our minister plen,potentiary to the U S.
IS expected to sad for America in the course of
the present week. On
Estyde' Of Letter to gentleman in this torn
dared
.t LIVERPOOL, March H. 1911
SIR, &c,
Since our last respects of the 10Th ult. q
change has taken place in the political relations
OF this country and the u. States. The appuint-
ment of Augustus John Foster to succeed Mr..
Jackson impressed many with belief, that ak
disputes between the two Governments were on
q led Itch sol c.
Their depression t3an our last quotations in most
articles of American produce. The arrival OF
the Mentor from New York, on thc Goth Feb.
with Mr. EPpes' resolutions, produced rather
q favorable effect on our market holders
were less inclined to sell, and there was
little business done until after known tnat
MIR Pinkney had taken leave of the Prince Re-
gent, and about To return home witbou, ny
able 10 bring the negotiation which has oeen
carrying on to favorable issue. THIS unexr
Pected event produced considerable senssti
aud for few days there was complete pause ,
buyers were unwilling TO advance much on ior-
mer prices, and sellers were sangulne in ther
expeditions OF rise f; however, since it is I'M
derstood that Mr.. Foster IS still going Out with
new propositions to your Government, and that
there is not much probability of any hostile steps
being taken on this side ror the present. good
deal OF business has been done ~ the annexed
Quotatsns. From the heavy losses that must Of
late have been sustained by American Shippers
VINO certainly Cannot continue to pursue such q
trade, very light imports expected, which
will tend further to raise s value. MANY are
Wiling To expect, Crom The complexion OF the1
late Danish DEGREES, and belief which pre-,
vaiis, hat Gustavus Adophus the Elk ng of
sweden, IS abou' goug 10 Russia ina Blush fri-
sate,) mat IN the course OF the summer there
VIII De an opening 10 tI.e Baltic such IN event
wound most certainly have a favorable effect on
our market considerable enquiries are IN ak np-
aiter roreign Sugars III anticipation, and some
speculuticn has taken place IN London. The dis.
tTess Tor money Is not quite so great as il was,
Manchester has had little relief by an urusu.
any Disk demsnd tor Canada, and Government
have 1t contemplation giving a loan OF &, Coos.
ooO Exchequ+r Bills TO The merchants. BESIDES
the Weis"ty engagements with which many
houses commenced the winter are coming 10 q,
point, AN immense amount OF Bills from your side.
pave been refused acceptance, and MANY tiiaf.
were accepted renamed unpaid which nave.
ahu are continuing to 60 back we therefore
anticipate receiving by every arrival, the same,
distressing a. counts OF failures that you OIL late,
have been accustomed 20 hear from this We
arc quile IN the dark elat reception American
vessels arriving in France, nee the I'd H. b-
nave met with tbs We know, that Der ,,r,ya-
teerS continue to capture those bound to Eng.
land, winch certsin.y does not appear as II the
Berlin and Milan DEGREES had ceased 10 affect.
neutral commerce. We are at a loss 10 recon-
Gle What we were led to expect frsm Guam
pagny's letter OF the 5tn .ugust last, and iaeir
present conduct towards the u Stales. Hop.
NJ that the new proposals 20 BE made BY MIR.
Foster may meet the views OF your Govern
nent' ana once again hsrmonlze the two couns
ries,
We are respectfully,
Sii,
Your most obed ent ser'yts!