The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-16

he bad been So long cropping. lie is changiae h.
mind, IS the Ministers tell us and thus every O
ther chrnge is 81 IN end, PercevaI & Wvilos,e,
Will sway the sceptre & every litte ,..scrr'
Nh "a the Prnce- Regent NAV ave thought e
| vii be preven,ed.-It is time for us TO make ur
our oSsn MINDS upon the prospect Gsfore US.
G"NGREss--An Alexandria paper SAYS, tina,
~. Love- Is not candidate Zoe the district OF
PrHce Wiliiam-and that the poll opened fl.
h!m,was without his knowledge or consent
| "r Jrhr Smith Ia ,e-elec,cd from tie Dis,yicf
ct e.. derrick, without opposition.
| In the ID sirict oi Charlotte &c. poll was o.
psned by the trlcrds Of Nj. Eppes. du ing h s
abs nee. In the county - Charlotte, the votes
We fn' jam ndolph 462 f.r John w Eops
T-,n Buckingham, for 1Sl, rIr r. l8O-
N spite ct every cxer,;on which was IN ID. by r.
& his trends, & Of two harangues, wbich he adj
drt ssed Ia til. people MIR T. not present, nor
III the county, NOR in the district He has made
no eX.rtions at all-'nd is nearly stranger in tie
district. except by general report of character.
Ha lie gone forth IS 4 candidate for popular
'ufff'se: x mixed Among.t the people an hI-
rangued them. as Mr. has done, there are
reasons To 'h:nk, that he would have been the
peoples choice Mr.. Il. must he chxrYined and
Gu, to the soul by these rvsul.s-,e sees ,ra,
the career Which he has been running is the
road TO run-s"d that tue wave OF popular ia
ri
less, d.s"l-te & frrloru
state ci.'e poll in tie Isle of Wight, for Bu,
her 255, Gray 66--in Sossrx, b. O., G. 157
tis said mat the ces, alluded t. in our
last. from the l.ondon Times, are prob .by from
| the pen OF M. Stephens, the author of % War
IN Disguise In this point of view, they be-
sort of official stamp upon them.-Frorn the
conclusion OF the 3rd No. we excerpt the follow
ing--asi IT will serve to show, that Instead of
tracing back their steps or even pausnp- at the
point where they now are, the old ministers are
| looking forward to newer and wider vast
| ing sweep OF our maritime rights:
Bonaparte has openly rejected the conditions
on winch we proposed 10 revoke our orders in
council. Their revocation, thereto e. becomes
IatPresent, mere question OF prudence, depend
ing on their probable effect in na 70 wing MS re
sources, and ultimately defeat NO his projects
II other means shall b. found more sdeqaa,. to
these ends, we may justly employ them. W.,
may, for instance, prescribe French broayce and
manufactures on the ocean. as our enemy has pro
scribed b fish produce ard manufactures on tn
land -Generaiiy speaking, it is contrary To the
laws OF naiions but when it is adopted ON the
ground az a fair retaliation, it becomes a iee;,i
| mate branch OF that very law Some such mea
| sure 1t 10 monument on us to adopt for our ex .
istence is at stake: and 1t il not time for mo ,o
| sacrihce to hollow and specious forms the real
essence OF natonai justice or to abandon thos,
| means OF doing ourselves right which God and
nature have put into gu h,nds"
hint-I see thar the commissioners ,re
naming the streets ofthis City, after the letters
OF the Alphabet and the figures of Arithmetic
thos. fardIleIto the river are to be called
81. D. ST G. St &c. 4; the cross streets, 1st St
2,.d. 81. Sd. ST. &c Now, Sir, though the nam,
oil the parallel streets do not exactly hit INV
fdSte.yet it is right. they are to be christ ned at
ter ths Dry letters of the Alphabet, that they
; 'ula negin from the Ti0e'-thas being fixed,
n.tursl limit, which will probably last TOR ever
For TIE same reason, If is absurd TO count the
ross streets isom the present skirts oft CITY
-oecuse as the city extends, that line VIII be
ios'' ana me streets must be christeRed over a
gain ShockG Greek was the fixed line. from.
whi;i the computation should natur lily have nc
gu"-the cross streets on both sides of il. be-
ing nS'ned LIST St 2nd ST. &c. ~. or s. Of il. ao-
cofdhg TO their respective positions. o