The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-18

suisning the seamcN Of the Ssrties rss1ss.
| 'Ney &C. &C. = he term OF two Years was
(! taken with an eye to their own rules of M.
| turaiizlng our own seamen by service in
! helr shiFs.-Mr. Madison as President of
the, =. ,. is at least willing to do now what
ne was then willing to do as Secretary OF
State. =.
No. Some .cf the prints Of tie North
are terribly uneasy about our internal Sit
ation-and scenes Of :.eso,ation ana bntcb
cry like those of ST.. Domingo. payson
Lewis the Editor of the N. Y Con. Adve,.
tiser.even conjuresup ridiculous ra w head
ana bloody buues story, which we have re
yer dreamt or heard of. We have never
heard. nor do We believe one of the numerous
tales Circulated IN the northern papers on this
subject. Should any fear of this sort howe
yer arise. we solemnly promise the Par,
son that we shall then beg the benefit of his
Prayers And if he wishes it, that we viii
send TOR him to lay the Ghosts in tho Red
Sea.
No. She meaneSt and most disirgenu-
Gus artihce OF the day i, the attempt TO sad
die the Mob of Baltimore upon Mr.. Madi1
son. One OF the prints at Boston puts out
a hand bill on the hidecus event and posts at
the top OF ii q 12ddison'S MOB. "-The fede-
ralists OF Boston, led on by Messrs Otis and
Livermore, even adopt a string of resolu-
lions IN which they give il all the dramatic
effect OF which il is susceptible and Indirect
ly charge the event to the p. u. Swords
cannot do adequate justice To the mean
ness and atrocity of the attempt. Ask these
calumniators for proofs of their insinuations.
anu they point to the vhgEe expressions of
an anonymous scribbler in new spaper (,he
lntc'iigenccr)-they- tell YOU that the Presi-
dent 9 in whose Uicinity the excuses were
committed has not thought proper to inter-
tere IN any known mode for their Suppress
son. They are not pleased to tell us by
what right he would have interfered with a
state affair the Constitution of the u S in
deed stares them in the face, when it saws
that - the u! ,. shall on application of the
legislature, orbt the executive when the 7 e
gisiature cannot be conyened,) protect the
states against domestic violence" !; &. in fJss
case only. Yet did the Governor of MARYLAND
make no such application to im--They saw
such things too, although they !have pub
lished asletter from some person 10 whom Mr..
M had expressed his utter disapPrcbation of
these proceedings.
.APPOIETArEN Ts-The Directors of The Fory,
er's Bank of Virginia, at :.NoffoH, have elected
Richard Blow, President, and Lux. Wheeler, ca
Shier Those at Freasrictsbury, John It. Brooke,
PresidsI' ana pabney Herndon, Cashier
leans by large maiorrty.
Frederick s6arg, .4us. is,-The Goth regiment
OF the U. s. Army are rendezvousiug at this place
Iwenty-eight recruits, part Of Capt. John Stansrd's
company, arrived on Wednesday, from Stanar,is-
Vile, under the command of Ensign John g. Hogan.
Their appearance and discipline, reflects homo, on
their officers.
Arrived yesterday, sehr, Fair American, CAPT.
lowell, from olorto, IS days----July e5, spoke
privateer schr. Aroc, Capt: Gold, from Baitimore
lat SO as, long70 3o-had taken the DAY before an
English letter of mar7ue 6,gg of guns. and sent
her for Annapolis. Eerak5.