The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-17
To the Editor. dated


Dear Sir-Since we left your City. we
have on the Road met with all the attention
and hospitality that could have been wish
cd for. When we arrived at Louisa CT
House, we had prepared for us fine soldi.
er's dinner, CTo Wit, Good Beef, Mutton.
Shoat and Bacon, together with Whiskey
and Country brandy,) which was given us
by X. Cowherd Esq, Maj. WIN. Thomp-
son, VIM. White, A. Clayton Esq, James
Tisdale, Capt. r. Quarles, John Lipscomb,
Capt. p. M. Daniel, John Chiles, H. Law
renee, George Harris Esq, N. j. Poindex-
Ter, Capt. w. 6. Poindexter, Capt. r. SAM
dge, Capt. VIM. Barrett, Doct. Nj. Fox,
Maj John Edwards, Capt. &. Yancey, Capt
James Niche, Martin Baker, Lieut.. John
Beadles, Thomas Jones', Benz Willis, and
+. M. Winston ; from thence we marched
TO this place, where we met with the same
marks of respect. Capt. VIM. Wash, of
this county, sent fine stalled Beef, Major
G. Cuarles a plenty of good Cyder, Major
Branham and others Vegetables, Straw &c.
&c. Our company are in good health and
high spirits in great haste l send this to
Louisa Ct. House to forward you by mail
with hope, that you will publish it in your
paper, as 1t may be gratifying to some of our
Petersburg friends
One eftAe PETERSBURG YoLUN.2
TIERS. 5
az We exclude variety of ether m at
eers. to let IN the following Extracts from
Saturdays Nat Ihtelligeneer which we re-
served from friend In Letter. The sub
joined correspondence of Mr.. Russell con-
vinces us, that we must act like men and
put our shoulders at once bravcly to the
wheel The n. York Gazette fed y adds.
" it is said" that in the conUersation which
Mr.. X. had with Id Castlereaeh. 9th,
latter, advertmg to an arrangement said to
have been nearly completed when Mr..
King was recalled, observed, that that ar
rangement would not have been ratified bv
the succeeding administration under Lord
Hawkesbury, nor by any administration
e."-Mr. Russell tells us that "a yiporon,
prosecution of the war appears TO be the
only alternative left u.s. -s 80.
WASHtNGToN, Nov. 14.-An imHorts,t
Message vas transmitted to Congress YES
terday by the President of the United States
ana VIII be found IN our subsequent CO.
lumns. From perusal of the Documents
it enclosed, our readers will see how little
reason there is to hope for any satisfactory
result to the pacific ovettures made bv our
government, through its accredited agent
in England. Ia ogr next we shall erdesvor
TO lind room for a few remarks OIL the let
ter and spirit of the late diplomatic inter
Sou' DC OSN"SeH our government and that OF
the enemy, which affords ground for much
more ample comment than we shall bestow
on 1t. After the light which has lately been
shed on this head, he mast be a sceptic in
oeed VINO questions the sincerity OF the de
sire Tor peace. by which our public function
aries have been moved in their late CORES
pondence with the British government
n Dill has passed 10 its third readingin the
House OF REPRESENTATIVES for continuing the
Mint at Philadelphia.
The following additional instruction has
been given to the public and private armed
vessels of the U. Stares:
:" The public and private armed vessels
OF the United states arc not to Interrupt;
any brltisn unarmed vessels bound to Sable
Island, and laden with supplies for the I'm.
name establishment at that place.
ny command OF the President Of the u.
States, &C."
ELECTORAL ELECTION.