The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-10

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Congress wnul,i save r,".ey, III hvY r,rr, ryeu =
the binty ,f -, 80, Ioliass 10 .s,e Az,
..to te rsuSs-
ia. iesort Courr-sa=--The Epraiag Post al
New York, with that 3dssfy l.r w,.h J, IS So III,
unt"siied. ventures 10 c:,arse Mr.. isrS-,.l; wi,
Mi.Te.orcse.t!'t3a and ies--acessr rc,,,,t.,, ~.
his last letter 10 The Secretary @; Sat. take. .I,.
On hii" 10 ssy, that an las ~,i Lord
Castiercash the f1.itSiE, sent.in.h. S from lis
Lordship's .rs :-'' kne rNi.eine igl..4ity, ii NJ
tn.praeiscGbty oil @y ss..,.,et0ry srsng ent Tor
e-e ai<coHiinaInse VI i.6preSsncnt niCt clearly
,nan.e.tJ by the result oi the negUc;son
on between Alessrs. Moaroc sud PiEaney y Lords
Auckland & Holland" The tie be upon ,hy t;rs
~ Posi- 1t is ti,on, who AZ, g.ly OF the loves.
Y most shameless '''isyepie<eis"iicA.
Mr. Russ.h'J wvcis are '' nyy ,zt'stsctory az
rangcnent for The oisc0n'isaace OF 'oprrs.,nea,.'
Sut you adroty SHIFT th's expression .,,d Ia ak t
| aim u say what lac never did s,y.-fol say, "u is
untrue, that 1t Was Totally it1ir.ecabi. msS. Z.
nny arrangement, CT t.t * utterly impossible to
sni tbs cSiicJent %l,ei they sought, {o, CORES.
ing fee tsactice o. impressmcnl." In another
l''AHs you say an arrangement rt!d!ire 10 th- ir-
tcrcst Il iRipre :sg,ient.''
Mir. j;asrrW sp4Aks Of suksiitgtc Tor impress
n,=ni ond the ds@ontiuanee OF the pract,ce--
foa suppose the p'acice TO go IN, am, thea speak
OF al cAprdient To correct tbe cYi'l at this peas
Tins Is the only difference between you, AMI. b..
sure, II makes all the difference IN the ~otld.
Messr5 Auckland au,l liuliand did inteed promise
IN 1909, what to cease the practice No but To
correct it's evils pnch as possible. anil this is the
very thing which every British minister has promised
IRON the t'rne that they began To take our searncn
with what effect let the ccc1plants of our eesmen *
the tears OF their fsmiiea answer.--Su far fron
these gentlemen agreeing to any arrsms cement for
the GiSeontinndncs OF i'm preasmcnt, that they frank
" told our ministers, they could net give it up, aud
that " the king had right to ssizc his sea-iariug
subjects by force wherever found" And u proof
OF THIS We refer 20 those very documents whcl,
Mr.. Russell refers, and whic the Evening Pos. has
90 shameiessly garbled.
The British, commissioners wished the practice
to go on, promising to ect las evis.Eir Russell
wished the practice TO cease, knowing very well,
that 1t was impossible to correct its evils
Where then is the misrepresentation of which he
has been guilty THE lie fixes it.elf upoa tha
front Of him who is the frs, cali cut der.
shameless effort is now making 10 shake tho
credib!ity of Mr.. r. to screen tina enemy from the
indignation of every honest American, at the pre-
tensions which Lord Castieresgh disoo,es-but The
effort will be Sc j1aitie.s a. as j. 6G5c.
O@ We are pleased from (pubio considerations
tlone) to learn, that Or. Eusts no longer Secrefa-
n ar Var II Is not every that is fit for every
thing: DIR. E. may new retire to that sphere in
ciety IN which hrs peculiar talents may move with
the greatest effective trust that some gentleman
may succeed him, who will impart new energies to
the operations OF the war, by calling forth our re-.
sources and inspiring confidence III is measures.
The Boston Gazette Of August last has these
words: " 1t is said that government are wiling to
shpulate to exclude all British seamen from our ma
w and merchant shibs: THIS is all G. Britain e.
YER asked, and lift had been proposed to her, she
would instantly have closed with it."--And vet this
same paper is now full of the most untounded and
scurious structures on the government for having
made this very proposition. Such i. the fruit VI
Soston-J untoism
U5 Mr. Richard ngorris's Address 70 the Free,
holders of this Di.trct-----in our next