The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-29

of r. (; a man, who has seen some of the dis
patches and received information of the con.
tents OF the rest ofthem. And what does he
tell us: That ION the subject of the burn
mss, mere Is nothiny" And surely justice
should be asked from France, before we can
take 1t into our own hands.
But the Decrees-well, what of them Are
they not resuscitated But what saws the
same letter as to this point That" the
dispatches afford some additional evidence
NJ thefr Gcfual renedi as TO u.s." Asto the
quibbles Of the federal Editors, and Bril-
sish minister's, that the report of the Duke of
| bassano on the 10th March, AYERS that
'hose DEGREES must continue as to pow
ers which suffer thei., flags TO be dtnaffonqi-
| tzed, the plain answer is, that on. fac is
nor now denationali zed by the confession of
M. Champagny himself, The same re-
port speaks OF the DEGREES being in force,
Out speaks OF them only in oae scnSe--the cx :
pulsion OF British trade from the hcr.s of
me continent. For, it says that troohs, not.
ships, must enforce them A" all the dispo-
sable forces OF France must be sent where
yer the British flag can enter"
we dismiss then the Btlrings and De-
erees--As to indemnity for stioIiatttns, we
nave never treated them os cause oT mar
neither with G.. b., nor Stain, nor France
We say this much at present, to stem the
toe OF misrepresentation on this subject
AS To any other steps, u any, which may be
taken against france, we must suspend
our opinions, till we see the dispatches in
detail
ExTRAcT-ddtSd Wdshingfon, May es.
MI. Bariow's last letter, l think, is
dated Odd April. No arrangement has
been ptD
ations, or on any other topic, The tender
" ct Commercial Treaty appears to have
been made, which led to some discussi-
y ons, but they were not likely to issue in
the actual formal of a Jreaty On the
subject of the Burnings there is nothing.
" 1t being probable that they were either
- not heard of when the Hornet sa lied, or
not acted upon. In relation to the Berlin
and Milan DEGREES, the dispatches afford
some addiffonai evidence of their actual
refieai us to u.s."
Ut The British not b" sinele-kurded,' oya;n>,
Us.-Gomo, the chief of the Putawatomes tod GOV.
Edwards, ON the 15tliApr of the cent attempts
OF the british TO induce them to commence imne-
uiate nostlities upon It's, and the offer of arms am.
tnunition, &c to be delivered at Fort Maiden for
tne onect' GLORIOUS Alliance The Indians will
share the same fate which has befallen almost every
my OF that nation for 90 years The storm of ar
VIII iau with an unreenting hand on the Indians
Tart eaoygh-The debate in the III. of c. on the
barraeS Bill is of the most stormy which we have
ever Seeh-.lr. Whttbread charges home ON Mr..
rere'ai the =" distress which sspreading over every
part OF the country -; the loom is rendered use
less and the cries of hunger are stied by the point
OF the bayonet His argument is not that the o. in
u have bighted the harvest but by reducing the re-
sources Of the manufacturers DIV reducing their mar
kets1 disable them from purchasing bread MIR
1I1eVH reloheo with some asperty, and, of course
was backed by repeated cheers from the ministerial
bench.-.MT. Whitbread then rose and CHARGED ,ba
premier with " the most gross misrepresentation.
He biunty said that in the III. of c.. ts a ooiiticak
Gavent1er Mr.. p, by the aid of little ceverness
OF statement or dexterity in argument may arrive
at that eninence. because no6oay else vii rare a.
from which he shall dictate what he will to tits
house aud find even his misrepresentation attended
by appiaudng cheers
o. We understand, that Mr.. Galatin i. warm
Ior the war-and that i'll conference with The
Committee or F. II h, he informed them. he was
ready--Ihe loan is again opened by apportion-
h sl aons ,e different towns; & will no doubt
De 9;,I sl'ea with ease. Americans remember Mr.
fitts Legally Loan of $50 900 0oO--do ye not love
your country as much as they
way the pointed expressions of MIR. Pereeysl ON
the 18th April.
OF A Meeting of the Friend, Of the IT, States s
o, their constituted Authorities in this City Man
CHESTER and their Neinities, is requested at The Ca
ptoi, Tomorrow at 10 O'clock to express their SEN
fments ON the present state of their eountty
MARRIED, on Thursday evening the 18th inst
1y the hevd. heu6en Ford, MIR. GRANvILLE
liMBERLAKE, to the amiablc and much accom-,
Pished Miss MARY R1cHARDsoN, all OF Hanover
County. -
DiED--on the 18th of May at Mr.. John Wiley's
IN Amelia Mrs. .Anne U1lf,yd tLe adn,;,.II,
sonsort of Mr.. Edward Walford--She ie;t an af.
lecuonatc husband, and three small children to la
ment her untimely death.
me communication OF this, thinks himself author
isco, to say that she afIectonate wife, ten
uer mother; and died universally regretted by all
who knew her. = wa
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NSIITUTIoN for the Deaf and DUMB, and for
Braidwood has the honor to acuuaint the nuhl;c ,h
I'm consequence Of rencated -; c ..'a