The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-18
and on which have hitherto depended the
glory and prosperity of this kingdom.

~. Foreign Office. Downing -sfreer.
| ';seount Castlereayh has this day rereiv-
Gu, by Lieut.. Dobree. of his Maiestv's shin
csory' dispatches from Edward Thornton
so. ms Majsty's Plenipotentiary in Sweden,
transmitting treaty of peace 6 friendship
.ba ms Majesty and the Emperor of all
ste Hnssias; and a treaty of peace and
friendship between his Majesty aud the
III Eng OF sweden, signed at Orebro, by Mr..
hornton and the respective Plenipoientia-
'LeS Oh the two powers, on the 18th instant.
as .ne Courf az Carlton House, 31st Jaty.
iol2 Present his Royal Righnexs The
| Lrnce Regent, in Council;
At IS TINS day ordered, by his Royal High
ness .ne Prince Regent, in the name and on
oSnan OF ms Majesty, and by and with the
ADVICE OF his Majesty's Privy Council, that
no ships or vessels belonging to any of his
SUBJECTS De permitted to enter and clear out
.or any OF the ports within the territories of
'"e United States of America, until further
o,aer: and his Royal Higl,ness is further
Pieasetl. IN the name and on the behalf of
ms MAJESTY, and by and with the advice
a1oreSaid. TO order, that general embargo
vi stop be made OF all ships and vessels
whatsoever, belonging to the citizens OF the
Onited States of America, now within. or
which shall hereafter come into anv of the
Por.s, narbours or reads, within any part of
MS MaJesty's dominions, together with all
PersoES and effects on board all such shps
ana vessels and that the commanders of
ms iMaJesty's ships of war and privateers
ao detain and bring into port all ships and
Vessels belonging to the citizens of the ".
q rs OF America, or bearing the flag of the
au Ghited States, except such as may be
furnished with British licences, which YES
sells are allowed to proceed according to the
tenor OF the said licences /; but that the ut
MOST care be taken for the preservation of
ali ana every part of the cargues oil board
any OF the said ships or vessels, so that no
damage or embezzlement whatever be sus-
tanned and the commanders of his Males
shlPs OF war and privateers are hereby
instructed to detain and bring into port
every such ship and vessel accordingly ex-
GeP. such as are above excepted. and the
hlSht Hon. the Lords Commissioners of his
MaJesty's Treasury, the Lords Commissions
ers OF the Admiralty, and Lord Warden of
tue Unique ports. are TO give the necessary
directions sherein as to them may respec-
lively appertan. CHETWYND.
Inc Gazette also contains an order, an
nuliinS all licences granted for vessels sail
ing "ithout convoy to any port place of
North America, Newfoundland, the West
indies, or the Gulph of Mexico; provided
such vessel Shall not have cleared out be-
Iore TINS revocation shall be known to the
Soiiectsr, &C. OF the port at which such YES
sci shall be-
The London paper of the LIST Aug. con.
Jams a letter from Paris, dated 3Oth July.
giving the report as it then was circulating
IN the French Capital, that M'Donald's Di-
vision (Prussans) of the army against Rus
sia. pad, ON its approaching Riga without
artiiery, thro' the swamps. met a Russian
division superior in numbers-that an. en-
sagement ensded, in which the French we're
routed, losing 6 to 10000 men.
VERMONT Is SAFE I'm los towns, the
nett Democratic gain is $50. Galusha is re-
elected Governor ; and the republicans
have triumphant majority in the Leeisla-
ture. Thus, the 1uar has acquired friends
instead OF losing them "IHe Washineto.
man, whimpers over its defeat, as a child
would overth loss of its plumb. May we not
expect more good effects from this express
sion OF public sentiment? Flushed with the
spirit OF victory, may not the Green Noun
tam Boys pour from their hills, and reinforce
those troops who are to invade Canada by
the way of Montreal.
Every day proves, how much the enemy
calculates on the support Of the Federalists
In the East. A British officer told Col. Cass
That Convention would be called to take the
Eastern States out of the war by declaring
them In state of neutrality blood
does not boil at the General Orders of Ad-
Jutaht-general Baynes based on the Capitu-
lation of Hull? Who does not read III it a
most humiliating attempt to rouse The Fed
eralists to, an opposition to the war Why
is SO much labour wasted Oh the doctrine of
u" nUaSfon?" Why this arrogant attempt to
interpret for us the Constitution of the u.
D. 1! is 1T any thing more than an attempt to
put words into the mouths If the Federal
lists and to dictate to Messrs. Strong and
GrlsWOld the arguments which thew are ( ),
use In case the u. 5. should make new re-
QUESTION OF the militia of their states> The
argument indeed is as weak as the attempt
is insulting. What after @ en-. Brock has
obtained the equalization of Detroit, after he
has claimed possession of the whole of the
Michigan by proclamation, and pretended in
virtue OF this sovereign authority to iegisate
tor 1t, we are not to consider the u. ). under
an tnUdsion---becau it is mere retalia-
ton OF our osvn descent upon Canada AS #
1T made any odds, as to the mere fact of in
Uasi>n, whether nc had ever been ON their
soil or not I! I. The argument is as insulting
to the underSta;iding as it to the Hctyioti8m
of tie federalists.
| British frotections may now be purchas-
ed in Baltimore Tor Hour to be shipped to
Portugal, Spain or her w. India isles at
81 per barrel-S600 TO DC paid on the nail,
and the balance at the port Of dcli$ cry
in the very teeth of the statute in that case
made ard provided. protection ex-
tends even to the voS age back, provided the