The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-17

national calamity might occasion his lust
destruction. The inaendo Of The act OF
Parliament Of 1903, in regard to executive
rules and regulations for rrize courts. NAV.
screen the ministers. who advise an, OF. .er
10 council, but thar does not screen the Judge.
VINO executes, nut the law of nations re-
icoSnized by the order--rot the letter and
spirit OF the order itself----but at n osi. an
inferred and unexpressed intention-ot the
crown
| 1t is serious truth, .hat sweeping pro.
| carnations and cabinet substitutes OF legi-
innate biocAadcs. avow etily going into o.
Peration from the moment of the noSe < of
our minister IN London, and even rerros-
fecsive!y (as in the case os Admiral Dyck-
we'th. AMI the latter he"g So,ue,imes clan-
@es"ne, as iniiie case o. tlie orders g Nuv.
iI9a, Just man or equitable judge 5tuld
CONSIDER them as rules Of conduct CATO.
| ny on constellation OF neutral sovereig 49,
ooi'gatory IN conscience OH a siaVe ~
1t Is also true. that tho notice to Us by q
British secretary. does not prove "a KIN VII
edge in The neutral, of All EXISTING bloc ks,ie,
IL oDy proves an intention or an order
to establish one: not its actual establish
meat. AS the admirals neUer gave such
nofice, 1t is plain that no legitimate notice
was ever given. IN all cases requiring lie.
Sitimate notice, Courts are buund not to a
WARD those, confsCations which are onlv
Jpsiiy and equi,ably consequent upon "a will
jul counteraciios OF reguar and legitimate
notification No country is more thoroughly
aware. than Britain, OF the inestimab. e val
ue and absolute indispeusibiiity Of fair
and s'rict adherence to the wholesoA.e re.
sinen' ~ established form in penal regu..
istions and proceeding 1'se hlgh court OF
au;n'+ity OF an eng ened naton rray not
y9Jetgto Themselves Of t. the est OF ian
King, proceed with iaXne5s. VIII oh w.nid
"Peach the award IL an o. Urinary and con-
sen,aneous arbitration De ore any regular
Ju' ici cour,. who might be applied to. in
tns sequel Tn husr'ess. 1t was ind. cd I'M
"'Se III lie British government thus to try
''e temper OF 'he injured neu.rals and set
such examples be re he, nsuited allies
ana her impatient adversary
NAM other instances might be here aid.
ouc q IN which the conduct OF the British
"u"t1'y ccnrts, was .ngeninusly. unreal
so'aoiy and lleSitimately lnju, Gus t. neu-
e'a' rights and Comm rec and calculated
oy PerferSions, violations and cuntraven-
lions OF public law and by unauthorized sri.
va'i.n' I" produce "xtrere irritation and
P"as'on',e " inosnni'ying department on re
part OF 1he'r enemies.
~ 7Ewds'. eaf"t..r Briisr iDiur,es t, ne
neutr'is, shec 1e. en- cnramerce and nru...j;
and ten. n, | Intimately to njure and exc,te
t's "pposi c n. MS.
iu's considerable and very importer,
section ct the present exa mination nigh, >.
eNtenaed * several points of great interss,
ana feelius. 1t is prop &c howeve, 10
c"niine it 20 tie unla7yfm coertfou Of ney.
sons. - "
ne impressments of seamen going az
rye IN. BRUSH ports and on h0arC of ou,
esSeiS W foreign and British pors and on
'"e Ign seas the mpreSsment Of neu.rals
uu' OF our vessels thc inLrs. sment of ma
'ur"ilzed citizens cut of our vessels by an
aO"@e ot the beIligerent right OF sea.ch.
'"'"sh Britain naturdHzes Che seameu of
eV'ry nation in two ftths Of the time re-
q"'Ien by us the capture OF alies enetnies
NOS military on board of cur vessels, by an
aHuSe OF the light Of search ; and the inn
p eSsnenS. by similar abuse OF he riah, oe
oo"rCh. OF Brit n sc,Mrn and passenFers
"a PAGES WITHOUT the British Jurisdiction Of
zen dred 10y us in our peace trade, rs hev
''"N ours IN peace and il war, with the
"ract'ce OF enlisting neutral seamen in
! ~ i war To SIEVE IL their navy and pri-
V.iters ara circUsGs .nceS DC ilnDorsent 70
| 'e passed over In. silence and tor fl. o.,.n+
hoLuiious, and sYowedt 10 require ans o of
lh|se d;squistio's may help to ccnvfnre
| me trends OF property, comuetce & &c rr
NAT lie SoVern'n'n o. Gree Britain w.uld
oe tcund. ON the faires, inquire, to have Ell
V'h 10 her enemies las tween themselves
% without ret renee to our unaffec ii rigttS
100 mucn cause for retali7tion & .togmuch
p.o'oNat'oa 20 Resentment aud violence.
But 1t is not with any view to the rond.,,
oa'on "r vind'cation Of either beilige,cn,
ftnat ths examination hes been at et,t..d,
LIS >ole and real end is to apply the iacts
winch have been stated. the law wh,ch
NAV nave been sugyested ard the rea son.
ing WHICH has been admitted 20 the pre.cn-
state OF atfairs netween the United : &c
ash Great Britain Another paper. ON tbis
SUBJECT which is deeply inter sting 20 beth
son
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