The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-25
{ ,hat disposition for the Last Sven Of eight

shat disposition for the Last Sven Of eight
years.
Some gentlemen ahhear 10 beiirrr Thar
Sve are MOI get 0bfro0cIhS The crisfS u
soGr !; 6uf be- did believe IL, and fae nation
at large osaepe IL, and are nosv r.Eecffng
xjioR n IN .he most serivns manner. We
near no noise about il, "a i'll 17yS-shere
are no noisy boy stunning about the streets;
but the people at large arc reilectng apon
our sitaatioh hsy see ses mast eitaer so
10 spar, or :e;3e m our raghf'to -.tso't aag
lfhis.s q3c a!3@e. No man, sad he, wuu.d
wlluaSy eASNSe Il hiynw JymsIn :yoa would
rather lie Should keep out OK yuar Way
but |. he made an attack upc" you, yoA
wouii Il ~ sG..el' Yourself to be rooocd with
Tour resistance. Mr.. 81. SINCERELY hoped
tAat war might be avoided, By Great b,i-
rair's conserving to do us justice BY the re-
turn OF the Hornet but II we engage in t!ic
Mar, lie had no doubt, that tie spirit and
perseverance with which Ii viii DC carried
on, Mil equal the long suffering and tcrhe&g-
an,e which NC hay, shewn lore We We're
ibruugh int this situation.
| rom tHe day of onI independence to the
present, he believed that Gr,a: Britain has,
q most i;lVctcrate hatred against this coun-
try. He did not believe any thing OF ole
lnatCn having love for another; ana the ST.
uatlon 1T that country and this has some
thing peculiar in 1t. We we their oolon-
les, and got clear of then and SO long as
the present generate exists, they Cannot
love rs. Nor dol imagine chat the present
ru.er t France has any great love for us
the form o. cur government is too ir,e or
hn.
Mr.. NJ. said. every restrictive measure
HAVING been resorted vain, and all cur
atter,af-., az neg citation having failed the
tnation IS preparing for the last resort OF
hisgs, ana OF republics too. But now we az
IL Id we cannCt contend with Great Br,taiu..
But we mus either contend with her, -
urrender our RICH, to export any Of chr sur
Iplus produce. But why not contend wiki
her' Let tn: worst csme tt the worst, We
Know what TODD. We once succeeded wiz
Ipaper-mcncy and il we were driven to that
lnccessity, We could succeed again with it,
W & have now manufacto tories of arms and
munitions OF wfr, and whether mCney could
{ raised or nd, ifever this nation engages
IN war, she engages never to surrender her
rights. Every war is an evil, and amongst
the greatest OF eils (; but we are compelled
fight or give Up what We have, except
ne return of tEt Hornet should alter III,
situations of things,
No man, said Mr. NJ. would have more
pleasure to see oul differences accommodate
ted with Great Britain than l sioid but
II this cannot be Elected, we must change
8 our situation antlthcugh he could not Y te
I
stated. he should g on with measures f4r
putting the nationnla state OF defence.
1t had been said, tlat standing arIneis are
dangerous to liberty He believed! it ;hut war
cannot be carried on without Them The war
which the y s. are ;l)ont to enter into, is
not OF the character which has beeen given
TO it. He meant a war for the SAKE OF cen
quest It's object is to obtain the privilege OF
carrying the produce OF oar lands TO MAR
Ii "A ~ az nt Inn
, he believed no war; afterit entered IL
to, continued long O be strictly Of that On
, raCter
AS to meeting 9. B. on the ocean, no one
contempiates that {; as every cent eXpende
i'll repairing the rotten hulks OF our vessc.s
would be thrown away as u the object OF
the war.
W-r l.s.vr received 4 few English papers,
by recent arrivals, the --latest ii y hich is da-
ted 2Cth November. y { EId III these pa
pers nothing particularly interesting to
American readers, except 9le following ar
icle: Nat M.
The advices from Gotteaburg are t. the
9Th instant, and are full Of absurA re ports.
IL is said, that violent gales on tie "a and
4th inst. with continued bad weather, had
lone much damage TO the envoy Coiiectcc
Hanno Bay. Many OF the snips had lost
| heT anchors and cables, and were com
peiled to seek shelter in neighborimg ports.
MS circumstance had hitherto prevented
rAelr proceeding on voyages homcward,
5ut they were daily expected III Winguc
oound at the departure OF the mail The
5ritiah admiral, Sir James Saumarez, had
determined not 10 termh any more uesseis
PASS through the Ben Jor the Baltic this
year.
Fl PROFiDa%CE. January H.
BRITISH REFRESHMENTS.
Who that has not heart of marble. can