The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-30
..JteTcit ~ re EM2Ea eR cs a asae.iae or
ne CouncH If Commerce.

have deliberately weighed my re-
sources with those of England, my situation
with hers. and the balance was decidedly
IN my favor. l have offered her peace upon
honorable conditions, have gone SO far al
even to oiler TO give up Holland She was
not at all disposed to listen. and have pro-
we'd to her that though Imenaced her with
total ruin, should advance nothing which
could not put in execution. have the
means of equipping many fleets, and of re
pairing the losses, checks, (echecs } they
might experience. 1t was not wi n ambiti-
Gus views that have united all the coasts
of the North with France, owed it 10 the
system OF blockade which have establish
ed by my DEGREES of Berlin, and which
desire to have observed with the mos
strict severity. See ma then master of all
the coasts OF the Baltic, Ut appeared that
fhere was little mHrinur, winch led him
TO understand that there was something in
this phrase to alter but ne immedial civ
proceeded) Yes, Sirs, am, and always
will be master of the Baltic. The Emperor
OF Russia mas not indeed as yet caused MY
DEGREES to be observed in his ports, but he
VIII ere SIX months, or I declare war
against him. Since Tiist, what prevent ed
my march to Pctersburgh That which /
did not do, can do yet. The struggle with
England rs distressing know it-but tn
issue cannot be doubtful My resources are
zeal, they are from territorial revenues and
those OF my enemy rest only on credit, and
OF course as illusory as the feeble basis of
commercial operations on which they are
souIoed' l have now in my Golfers 600
millions; (le repeated, stamping with his
&eeD 200 millions which shall be better EN-
Pioyeu than IN purchasing sugar and coffee
and cocoa--they shall serve 10 sap the
power OF those who have these only for the
representatives OF power. lam not ignor
ant thatin pursuing my system with vigour,
many fortunes will b. ruined but they will
oe hose only who have been SO imprudent
as tn MAKE specul atoms beyond their meahs
or nave chosen to become the Bankers and
Agents OF England. Sons OF Martin, sons
9f Andre, here present you furnish an ex
an'pie---aU those vino follow the same
course. will have the same loss ii was
King ct Bordeaux OF of Msrsenles, or in
deed ot Holland, shoIld act probably as
others have done, but / am at lie head of
a great Umpire, and o. a numerous popu
Sa'lon, and II is not for me 10 sacrifice tho
Se"erai good to serve few towns
vi Europe has been too long .ributa-
Ey L. Ensiand-her monopoly should be
destroyed, and it shall be by me III was
only Louis XIV She might yet a long time
SoDte nn the force of France but | have
many more mcans than the greatest of her
(ses) Kings and all shall be employed to
e4fsct her fall
CoEsTANrIHoPLE, April 2e.
ihe Porte n';s hitherto published nothing
Respecting he catastrophe by which the
tacha OF Egypt cx'crnna,ed, by a single
b ow. autne NJ n lucs all thas W Know u, Z,
Oh inns co'0es Trough private letters, ac-
coiding % which the p. cha was forced o
adopt ms terrible mea ,ure in consequence
OF tns mutiniss of the Mameucs The Car
Eage lasted six hours Those who escaped
the hrst massacre were sough after with
great care. drawn from their hiding places
dragged into the streets and n.ass4cred !:
kheir wives and Children were sod as slaves
The number of Name ucs who pc, ished
IN tnis Bloody eXcc4tio exceeded 1900
This formidable militia reigned 3 long inc
In Egypt, where it formed an aristocratic
government
After the conquest of Egypt By Solim |.
ehey ceased TO reign, but nos to trouble the
tranluiiity Of t. FLe Beys, who were
drawn from their body, have frequently re
duced the Pacha, who is the werner sent
by tie Porte, TO be but the Instrument of
cher VIII, or the passive witness of their
gssactiuns and mutinies
Ii was right and proper that this state of
things should cease but we must agree
shat the means adopted TO effect these were
violent IN the extreme and make all those
OHIO read the detail shudder.
KoN4HGsBURo, June f3
At present there appears 20 be no pros
Rect that colonial produce will be allo ed
60 enter the Prrssan Por,s, and it is BY no
means advisable to allow any loaded YES
.scls, except with salt and Goals. to proceed
60 such ports,
BeSToN. .Hggnsf2S
Caht. Ktneman Of Gtoucester arrived
Aere, yesterday from An%iand, va Prov
science, zphere lie landed from Ehe Sdth Hen
Ey, More. Of Portland /rom Plymouth
England, 6oundto We7u- YORK.
The Henry leT plymouth on the End sJ
'.&<ty.
Letters had been reeeiped from two off
xrs " the LittLe BeH and fheSr svrrc II
Sarh u nature as 10 iead 10 an tic,hallon ~
serious consequences and ~ b. hreHared
for efficient measures, an embargo aoaS i'm
Mediateiy erfecfed. So considerable aus
Me ala M on This subject, thatthe Hniertcan
Vice Consul at Lond2n 7vho 7uas also Igent
FIR americans at Plymouth, 7vrote TO us son,
zDho transacted Ais business Ut tie tatler
.fiGce, 70 order The inner can UessetS undrr
.hejr chorge 10 drfart iWHzedinlrLy. as & SvaS
generally afhrehended at LonGDn M an
EguhOTfsO M, american y,eese/s ru.,Io he