The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-27
THK RUSSIAN NiIsaIOM.

BY the EClIow4ng article in inc John paH
styles which &c yStrGCt fru:a The Couf.spg
the llatiEg MINIS -eriai pIiat, Il .h1 l3tt, u
appears prccable that tie Hlitilh Iniui.tsy
VAL IeJect tne Mediation ii iiussip 10.
= cen shJs government and that cf Cirxas
Britain. Huzza then, Cor the var Niias
she will not yield TO fair words, ane. ,n.ss
a d shah yield TO hara KNOCKS. Il ,s i.p~
possible not 10 be amused at the sustv tone,
this Bobadil take, on the slfeugth Of his
having sactlf.d he Villages On tie Cbcza-
peakt, burnt the oysCer boats and wood,
smaeks n Our ii7er and rAyisliSd y few an,
fortunate females Hampton. I'hls is 2h,
war, these a?c the tracts which av;,w tho
character Of Governor sjtyong's +" Ea,.sA,k.'s
We have seen bis ACTS listen 10 ais
threats -,tf NQt, L.,.
From, he London Courier.
Captain Beo.fOra, as we 5. stea yesterday.
has brought the o!Lcia, Lothcation 81 an
ofEer on the par. OF kussi2 10 s.ediare La,
tween this country knG Amcr.cS, w a
hope it VII hv iussaI; indeed We 9Ya
sple it VII We have ,he n.gnest re &c q
Tor the kAsslan GcteInn,tnt. lil< warc,tst
ALTERATION O. rs pSo"tss, bGt w beNc g
ioye or orr rsydi pre-ep lfsnce INA, ca n
nos bear e heys Il even touched b, 20.
81, hAna. Russia 700 Con hardy liz spo.
posed 20 DC very ADVERSE t. lie pinuipie Of
h armeG peJ iaiitj .lJro tlJat IDEA alone
ould De Hte to rak, Us aeclae the
OTTER. But SIS! cut disCu,-hg that pcint
{ g'uss Ak oar s1dn Upon tnis---s, pey
70 coD9mtk cHr Ha1 II 'iSbf5 toIhe 1nediv.ion
IFaay hozVey. h IS me Rag we mast
nail TO che natienal mast, and 20 down IA
lher than ST. Il {
Before the wal commented, concesssoo
,oight have been prop we always mo-,
iC unwise, but thc 1Gur of concession and
Of g. EnproMiSs Is passed America has
u,iled unnecessarily a q unHa;urally intS
war; and she mast be- mace feel tl., Ell.
tscts of her folly and injustice. Peere
must be the consequence OF punishment, Y
retraCticn OF h,T InsGlslt demands must pre-
cede DegOclaAvu. HE thunder OF cur e.Is
nUD must first strike terror into the Anjr4.-
c.n shores, and Great Britain must lessen
AID felt liz all the majesty Of her mt3ns,
from Boston TO SavaGnah, from the Lazes
u Canada . the mouth Of me Nississinni.
And before this article gosg furtb TO she
WI fld. her cam have been heard and her
power leit. The Slam0TOus deiaago6uts #
America n, the tufbulent democrats, the boi-
50 advocates ii war with uss the lrsseneetl
pstri - 81 America 9nd the real Dar,,zans
Of France, 5ssGme now another toue.---~-
theig papers no longer speak the language
oS Dosst ard menace. Pear pTevades their
t,wss 81 ne sea coast a!aisa prevails n
all quarters. They are more intent upen
removing their property than in Making
head against the danger; and though a. ~
coated that they would support govern.
nent with al taeir means and resources,
With their treasures and their blood, the
government c-lnno; ia the first year IS the
war, raise loan Of four millions sterling |,
iHey arc the immediate consequences If a
gar enteredinto to crafty the passions of
Jared and envy Of England, and to propi,k
te France.
The Uaised States' Government, has pugs
-nssed tbs corvette ssji. "ylDpinct6ie Me-