The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-19

eo5s,l', ., with fair and honorable u.tssesi 4
difetenSes. la the first event, the goyeinmen, of
tue y D. will be found true to the feelings ard sp;-
r,t Oh the people. That spirit breathes war against
France, II France denies us justice.
CT Privateers fitting out in Pl;,ac,,h;,
Baltimore and perhaps in Norfolk to cruise for B,i
e Hsn y. eo ON Orders in council have bull.
Tor us hcswiftest vessels in the world and ,les.
can be readily converted into cruisers.
TO the Hon. .3ugastus j. Foster
.siy gear SIR love my King, though have
Touched no part OF the 400, ooo Which You lately
received in bills OF Exchange. L love Li,r ,na
therefore l wish him to be at Jeecce viii. III. T.
olates' lie San preserve il, hy doiuy Justice for
-, any ."e OF sIi,;te people here seem determined
70 or'se every thing, rather than summit Any lon.
ger We have at last put such grievous load ,,,
on the paek-horse, that he will bear il no ionc.,
me "ihe Is eohe' wbea we must prove, that Eones-
y - Me eest PoHcr.-I cannot better. prove o., (,
o'e ior his majesty than by pointing out the y,l,
S''np'e terms ON which we may procure rcace.
me Two great Joints at issne. are, the Orders IN
Io"nctf, and thr.Seapaen. When YOU 20 I,oms. "a,
'nese stsboore ioks seem determined that yon shall
20 IN very few days, take The L. Il. aside & wills.
Per these words in his ROYAL ear:
-, ask nm, why he persists in his Orders in G (,
Len INN, that he will nor make Boapa,te give nu
ms continental system. 4 he man has taken hi.
ounH' and has majesty will not drive him from it
u he is SO rash as to brave ever the Russia, a,,
"e'ehohs II, he will not for British bulls anil
%. orders From. America, the king has AS little ia
nope. She will no longer submit 10. them m.
's .s'e i'i'en trom her eyes aud will he risk "a
new enemy against him Take of his O. in C. then
atonce; do 1t with the hest grace M. il ,Iic-,,,
cancel them at all events. 49, M
ne er's, Sir, IN another respectfully does he he
sta'e ABOUT the terms of the repea SVhy saw that
INC ". States require the "Reminiscences n, ,s ms,
ritime rights I; tis of no to saw AS yon ,;r
nave sadfor the world will believe it, TIA; the
" b are IN concert with France thar tey Jo,,o,I
that free ships shall make free goods &c 'S, L.;
no such thing, srTIese things are very des;rah.
10 tnen,, but they will not rush fo, contested.
sp ' ", truths Mr. MPnroe has told yon that
an whic' he demands &c with respec, 10 tle'OinC
u.s. tnt tfcy cease to violate the neutral rhts of tbt
-; france may wish the U. s. tn do it; and for
n m "ong so, she may declare war against the IT, g.
Dut WHY - ms Majesty npoliti- as not to do his.
Tee himself, and thus leave the U. S. ut issue Will,
france on the question OF maritime rights? The
people OF the U. s. will not abandon them but why
force them to, fight YOU about them when tbex az
not at present assert them !.
Ana III TO our Scd9nen, why docs he not make an
a.rahseneht oil tribunals on share, Gas the people
mere have propose'l) which may give cac h OF YOU
your respective seamcn, rather than stop and search
their vessels at sea, TO make impressnents of their
crews he character OF these people begins TO open
upon me. ana tell you plainly they will never
consent 10 abandon their mariners. SO long as yo,
natuia'ize their scanen, they will do SO with yours-
nut the bes. way U.s. TO settle the dispute by some a.
m'cao.e arrangements and these people are wi.ne
say these things, Sir, because wish well 10 Isr-
,ain-but do not mistake If my master should
INSIST on lighting them, will stick by him and in
80 ''" VII stay, auils ann ahettsng him TO the
best OF my power, as long they viii. let me Sor-
ry' ttniy sorry am J, that the 26ih Article of the
Treaty has expired, which allowed the rerchants
and others of the two countries residing in the dom
Mons Of the other, the priviledge of remaining and
continuing TIER trade, SO long they behaved
Your loyal fellow subject, A TORY.
CT The brig Regent arrived at N. yor, r.sa
barieanx I'd oi MAY. Markets for colonsl nroeluc.
improving Chased twice by British oruzers hnt our
t"'fe5 them. Donaparte still at Paris. Troors con-
tinned to arrive from Spain.
OF Lag rights annik-The Republican mem
oers ot the LEGISLATURE oil Massachusetts have met aud
unanimously recommended Madison as r. and Ger
ry as " z. OF the u S = - w
The ship E.olus arrived at n. ". from Newrv
lett lett 1t 18th May-ow, Embargo NOT tier known ae
Newry, bot letters reed from LONDON stating . RI,
mour that an Embargo would be laid on all Amer
can vessels in British ports.
IL The members OF the " Society o. Friends NJ
the Revolution " are requested TO meet ar th,
w ashington Tavern, on Saturday next o'clock.
10 rake arrangements tor celebrating the 4h of Ju
". WILLIAM ROBERTSON Sec,s1
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IENWENTY DOLLARS RED.3RD, will be civ
al vii, wilt