The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-28

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sosit.n roint IN tee .. :. IA the t,v,~,,4
| otWashiaStou in the district ct Maine. GA
the opposite side OF the Bay t2assamaoua,;A.
dy, Us st. Andrews in the British province
| OF Nova ScSt'a. The Smagsers sSarmed
20 that point during the Embargo aud tho
iSritish Admira! hopes AGAIN 20 tempt iloul. e
provisions from al parts OF the u S; to that
port Whence It may Gc transferred Ia the
use o. TIC British. But the Admiral forgcts
mat a war has introduced 4 state of th,nrs
IN which an acceptance Of this boon WA t.
ventna'iy Involve tho citizens c. ..,.as,po,t IA
tie mcshes oE Treason. ~
| Bat this is mo- the rGi1 o3cc. oe tie Bri-,
ltish-thcy lock further. They mean 4,
| iee thc pulse II tie East, and their FIRST as.
s'utt upon the Union is through it's OFT.
works through the citizens of Eastport.-..
! ivhy do they allow them to trade as usunlS
Because. say ;hey the pee pie o. E.aatp, IT have
manifested q disposition to ayert' ti.eca-
'nmiiies Q. war. OF course, they hold out
the same language to- all the Eastern
States; Oppose the war in which you are
engaged, manifest disposition to ayeIe
itS cal2inities and we viii respect your
trace. we will treasynI diferen ~ from the
| o,het States" That is separate fror,
| the Union and we viii respect your COM.
merce. it was thus that Henry advised his
iempioyers-Press lightly on the East
tGrant them Certain privileges Of trade /; let
J iheir vessels escape 'Inder the Orders in
Souncli you wean these people from the
South yon attach them to YOU ; YOU divide
them. and this the great thing that Saw
Eyer and Shelbrocisc desire to eject. Ar.
not theicdera,sts of the East awaksne by
this circumstance viii they encourage
the enemy by the prospect of disuniop -
tWlli tney thus protract the war If they
do, then the sin Of protraCtion be on fhriJ-
heads I, IS hem and NOT ne al
n!intstrqttoa, hGf Inc Heoltte mast blame far
the length Of tie g9ar.
We must seek redress! Aye, REppEss. T.
we must retaliate They will seGuce on,
people from their allegiance Be il So
We must sweep these people from Nova
Scottd q Canadi--wc must invite the citi-
zens OF the British Provinces to aid US.
WE must invite she British seamen to ioin
us The vessel which they bring into our
ports must belong TO them.
he British have paved the way for us,
LEI them not blame us, il we foHozv Meir
| footsteps.
Capt. Minitree'5 company Of Artillery was to
hare let Petersburg yesterday morning fer Nor
iof.-l lie sec OF the Treasury, the Attorney amt
Postmaster Generals have ieft Washington for a
| time " The Sec of State (says The. Alexandra.
ierad,) will probably also be absent. Tie Pres
dent together with the Heads OF the War and Ma
| " bSiltutNIShtS, are expected to - The
hepuoieans IN the Legislature OF X. Island and he
delegates from those fowls Tepresente! ia The Le-
sls'ature by the FedsraisLs, met in convention az
Newport on the 9Th inst. and uraninousi, approved
OF the nomination oil Messrs. AIedson and Gerry -
The Delegates from the counties OF New Jersey
have adopted the Resolution two uiiys-
teers have been fitted out at Savannah; many C.
thers are in contemplation and will be equipped With
all possible dspatch--The feet OF Merchantmen
from St Thomas's spoken on the 5th ly the
Latona, arr. at Charleston The u. States br;-
viper, Capt. Dextcr,w ut the HAVANA Oh tie Stb
having carried out a CogSn(, whom the Sra,ar,
had refused tl,e pIacen, Gadadsn, is a; St Mary's
II ne british Schr. Wade from Nassau With a car.
SO OF flne-appies y Turtle and S}34 900 in srecie
ana the British schr-capt. Pinder, from the satrs
port with $1,000, had been taken in St Mary,s
River, Ivy the Gunboats under Com Cs,,Dt.ii
these Eritish vessels not having heard Of the war
Tie 4" die IS cast, and what pac!, Of rnnistersjs
lalned upon 9. Britain The Marquis cf WeIles
ley failed in AiS commission he had dreadful per-
sonal anmosiues' to encounter. The Earl gI.;rn,s
comr' 'ssion failed; Lords Grey and Grenyiile WEI,
offered seats nut of , IL She cabinet; and rail
than be doomed to the condition of n,utes and in
s'rnments, they refused the glded bait Of power.-
Liverpool and Castlereagh and their creatures ths,,
REMAIN to sway the destines Of Britain
o. C.AUTI0N.
! farmers DO not be too SOLICITORS TO sell yon,
wheat Ill the surreptitous trade TO the pe,nsuls
IS to be opepsd, yod may as well share the gain ss
the Miller A FRIFWI,
we understand That Mr.. Sampsyo. Spanisi, re-