The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-06

violation OF their r,gbts--ani a-- G.ey ready to-
make tia crime in any English o;hcerto seize Il.
men on board American ships ~ sea i. they e,
shall certainly be ~ peace with .Amoriya
if they not, my opinion is ;hat SHAH aye war
with her till those points gvcn up. The cuSc
Q; the pretended letter iiU, Liverpool is curious
IL observes that 60 When t.e Senate to tlc ~,
outOn ct declaring war, tie GccsrH. q .hr. Icyc.
v0iS death had not re0Chc,! HHShisXt,a" AS
much as TO SAY, that il the news OF his t.,,h ht
reached Washington, war uiig; aot have been lie
earoG AnG this is The Ma, wiv! the jJieRds az
the little dead lawyer SPEAK III iim, is II t&ey
leave clear, infer, that the news CT las deat,
il,e bare news Of LIS de'th, m si,t have LIcyt:-
led seith .q7aer!c0 And yet have these
same writer's the m.ritence call the l,ec-
pie of Nottingham, and other places naeas-
GERS, because u.cy expressed their joy upon rtce,N
ing TINT same ncwsi iu cUneusinn beg ti.o read
er to Lear in nnd, tina, | have been nearly two
Years endcayoiing 20 prevent war With AnIctirs,
that very soon after Was sentenced to be impr.son
al two years in Newgatr, and To pay a thousand
pounds 10 the King, for writing about tc nogSing
OF English local militia the town - Ely, and
abou, tic employing of German troops upon tl.a,
occasion; beg the reader To bear in riind, that
- soon after that imprisonment cos, mcuccd, be-
Fan my most caruett undeayors To prevent this wl,
the most fatal fear Ola the mary wars in N'ieh
We lave been CngaecIi since tse present King
mounted the throne. | was enabled TO teA pretty
exactly what would come To rsSs, un'cs9 redress
ed the grievances OF america without delay. had
letters from .imeriea, wtften 10y persons o: little
more understanding ihan appears To lie pCssessc'
by those from whom o';r lazy get thci.' norna-
ton did know 90 what extent the ,an;s Of
.imerica might submit have their property seiz-
ed; but was well assured that the .imer:san p.O-
pie would no longer suffer their seaIncn 20 Lc i'm
pressed upon the open ssa. This l Was positively
told nearly two years ago; and a,n now partiru-
lhr!y anxious to impress 1t upon the minds Of the
ministers; for they may be assured, that the fire
rican government, il las actually declared war
vii! never make peace till th,t point settled % the
satisfaction o! the .2mcrican people Till, in short,
we agree to desist whoiiy from taking any person
whatever out OF an -fnelican ship a. sea. am ~
ware how singing it WI he to 57,ie i:erSons in En-
gland 20 yield one iot ~ .ln,erca. / aware how
much more they hate her government th;n they
hate that OF Frame am aware how glad theS
would he 10 heai of the Uated States being swallow
ed up by an earthquake. Not 50, however, tie bco-
PIE ot England generally, who do not grudge any
thing that IS yielded TO .imerica much they do
what 4 yielded TO other powers They do not, be-
sides, SEE very clearly the advantages they are 10
derive from the kccpinS doSon e the fs,.eficanS Gp
the means Of The Engi;Sh napy They dq not see
Tue benefit that is likely tn 10 them from any
thing, the tendency of which is press upon free
people in another country. Nothing | am conyin-
eel, will ever make AN american war popular in
England.
Win. COBBETT.
BotIey, JuLy a3d 1912.