The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23
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| e"e nave seen an interesting Debate in the House
on LORDS or the American Nreoeiation - ON tb,-
o.' .. ep'""ry. IL is too copious for .;nssr, ion
III 'iS paper, and we must content ourseyt for The
present with making extracts from seh mart. az =
as re''te to the great bone of contention be,ween
t.e ,W Nv, countries The fyacfies Of
- - e'i.' Ho" ,his On custom to catch the tone
y, p'rtes IN England on American Affairs I.or.;
| narrowly is the ouiy speaker, Who DECLARES in ex
P"e't terms that England could not 5ips xb IL.
,i8ns 2! i7'lpressnenf" Minister'S asked for SOM,
PlJef from America what Iazos she would enact
as substitute for impressment Yord El,Io, ~ i.
Chancellor, formerly Sir John Scottl for,
the woo'sack tnurge THIS objection 10 the conduct
~ A'eer'ea' = ne SHOULD have been most happy to
near Oh any measures or laSv having been brobo-
sea that might have promised the hone of neao.
oens continued between the two countries" II /.
extraordinary but il is true, that the whole debate
does not contain syllable OF the proDosoas &c NJ
hnsse!i TO Lord Castlereaeh TO cease ,be .r,I,,.
"'eht ana even the naturalization of British seaer
"a strange proof either of the 1,ntiIz,ed co., ~
49, 49,, ue american Negotiation has been submitted
- GfsinPerpovs m a., nov. In,
winch 1t has been treated. Lord EIdon nrsqents r-
with one glimpse OF peace. 9TH America (s.v,
hel altered her conduct with respect to the natural
Zaton oil our subjects, he honestly confessed tsf Ia
uia not see a fair ground for hoping that Epglap6
might expect an early Termination 10 the war ,V,I
."n' power. bnt America mas passed a law pisiHp.
70 her regulations on this subject new scope and
character; she has A" altered her cogduct win res,
pect to naturalization" Lord Eidon tben nre,en,,
some glimpse OF peace Lord Harrowby would cx
tinguIsh that spark IA a night of &C nferninsbIa
war"
Mucl. stress is laid, in the Debate. ON fhs o..,-
sihsn IN tins country-Shali we have Jeace from,
the nefliaton of Russia Perhaps, If Lord r;'don
SPEAKS tne sentiments Ut Ministers, eircumssne,
would defeat il, but tfis very Opposrtion Iftbe
'ederaiists would but act as the Marauis WeIJes,v
tells the House OF Peers they ought to act fba, y
ing IN the war; heyioueht 10 felt out 7,l,gafuify
We should have an immediate peace on the most no.
norabie terms. 100 nv"
Some censure was thrown out i, ,hs y,.l., -
the mode in which the sodr had teen ca,,;eou -
that the war was to have been exrected: VET tsss
the 'ofce on The American station was it,srifacient
- TO bear down and crush, at the f. st syut,ioD ~
decided hostility, the naval means of Amer;cs -
Lprd Melville SAYS ia reply, that that force gas
such as according to all rational and political eaieu
h,on' that is, Tor fr-baih irgates, sSs. ssc) was
adequate TO its object neithe, could IL h1oe keen
increased or augmented, qpithom 1pifhdydz,;no
Lron, other services what could not be s5a,ea--
he baltic force, for instance could not have been
reduced, without sacrifice beyond anv ,rnr,ox.d
object; and If he could have anticipated The eyents
That occurred he would not have advised the win
drawing, Tor any transatlantic purpose one sb;r,
from the Balte."-Lord Liverpool re.eehors The
statement of his colleague {" The fact was ti,a, o.
cry preparation had bccn made cops stsnt ,,;n ,l
regard which sc ought to have to other ouar,ers in
which our Interests certainly not less tresx;,
and peculiar.' fo
teresting Extracts we have promised
LORD BATHURST
=" tie would here call upon their Lordsbins
to decide, whether a right slways ex4erissa
by this country, and not only by this co,,r-
try but by others, was to- be abaDdonsa on
the occasion alluded to America affected 20
entertain notions of maritime right. that
were applicable TO general commerce and
the privileges Of independent States but
she nae never brought forward, or stated
specifically, or any way taat wc had heard
her code of regulations. The mode. for in
stance, how sailors belonging TO Eagland
we're to be prevented from entering intothc
American service, had never been describ-
The practice of the American Govern
nent, as tending to encourage desert;or.
vas notorious. Their limit OF S4r. ar ~
ioar years citizenship, in any part Of Amer