The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-12
If the writer's idea Of this passage Of Lord

y If the writer's idea OF this passage Of Lord
Wellesley's letter to Mr. p be correct II
gives the he direct to the federal expositi
on ct It We we're told. that Great Britain
had given as the same satisfactory assn
frances. that France had given that she
would rcscind her own edicts as soon as
France had actually rescinded hers; and
thai this was the only preliminary, which &
Britain required.
| twas III vain, that the words of the no.
bic Marquis were full before their eyes
they would not see them-yet now an inter
prefer. has arisen on the other side OF the.
water. VINO tells US at once, that here is
| new condition in the case. and that Great
Britain will not abandon her system, until
this new preliminary is complied With LII
| this writer really speaks the spirit of the
Regency, as well as of the old Ministry, all
nope OF an accommodation is at an end.
For whatever it,may be our interest to re-
qmire, we have no RICH to the restitution
ot our commerce to the same ST ate in which il
stood in November, 1907. Those. who say
SO, are under the necessity of showing, that
we have right TO prescribe what are the
municipal rules which shall prevail in the
con,inen,al ports-and what Shall be abol>
ished.--We are told. then, that we mus, Elk
pect nothing from G. Britain, until - com
pulsion" shall have induced Napoleon TO
restore TO neutral commerce the privilege
es which it possessed in 1907" Such at
least is the language OF the TIMEs-and
such seems to be the idea of Mr.. Welles-
lev, junior. in the House of Commons, on the
18th of Feb.--A few days, however, will
disipate the 'clouds and darkness which
rest upon it."
Shor tassage.-T The Lady Madison sail
ed from the Downs OH the 9Th ult. Mr..
Morse, one Of the passengers, informs, that
he was at Deal on the 7,h, where he read a
London paper Of the Cd or Sd of March,
which stated that the negotiations between
Mr.. Pinkney and the British Government
had terminated 1--WE hope favorably )-That
Mr. Pinkncy was to return in the Essex
and that Mr.. Foster, the new British mi
mister, was on the eve of his departure for
the U. S..
1t is to be regretted that the latest paper
by this arrival is the 25:h of Feb, and that
this paper was left on board the Gutter at
the Hook. Mr.. M. however, says it con-
tains nothing but debates in Parliament.
e. We do knozD, that Mr.. Pinkney was to
come hone in the Essex, under any circum-
stances.1
The collector of this port yesterday recei
we'd instructions from Mr.. Gaila,in Secreta
ry of the Treasury, authorisihg him to ad-
mi, to an entry all vessels which may have
loaded and cleared OUT with merchandise
from British port, previous to the Cd of Feb.
Notwithstanding they may have sailed af-
ter that time, if they have used due diligence
in getting away.
Mr.. Foster the new minister to the u s.
is not son, but nephew of the Duchess
of Devonshire.
BALTIMORE. April S.
! Captain Macy, arrived Yesterday from
Cape Francois, informs, that Christ ophe's
! fleet sailed from that port, on an expedition
against Port au-Prince the 10th of March
/ RESPECT for the iarvs--in Connecticut
I Two Hartford vessels, from the West
Indies, we are informed; beiug seized at
I Middletown. haze been re-taken from The
custom house officers by body of citizens.
Eastern Pafer.
+ DELEGATES, TO The Next General Assem-
bly,:
Rink & s,ueen--Humphrey Walker, Edwin
| Upshaw.'
| NeU 12eIa6srs.
MARRIED, on Wednesday the Sd inst. Mr.
! JoHN n. SPEED of Meckenburg, to the ele
CANT and accomplished Miss SusAN M Mos
BY, daughter of Wade Mosby of Powhatsn..
Was MARRIED, on Thursday the % h ult
Mr.. RoBERT G Halle of Essex, to me an1i.
able MISS MATILDA WRIGHT, of King and
/ Queen
Hail welded love by gracious heaven design
ed,
At once the source and glery of mankind,
! IT'S this can toll and grief and pain assuage
Secure our youth and dignity our age,
IT'S this fair fame, and guiItless pleasure brings
And shakes rich plenty from its brooding
! wings,
Gilds duty's rugged path with friendships ray,
And strews with roses sweet, the narrow way.
| DIED, in Williamsburg on the 9th ofthis
Month, after short, but violent & painful illness
which she bore with true Christian fortitudc
Mrs. CAROLINE BARRET, the wife of MIR
| Charles Barrel.
She was Saint on earth and is now Angel
| in heaven