The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-05

with eneloscd1 wherein am instructed 20 sarnisl.
american vesssls 80 iadened and destined copy
ot his letter certified unie my consular Seal While
documents arc intended 40 serve perfect safe
guard and protection to sneh vessel ia the prosecu.
ton at her voyage. Now fore in the prosecg
ton o: these instructions, have granted to the ..
merican brig called the Hiram two hundred
ana nineteen tons burthen, wheeeot J. &
Barker is master, nav lsing ut the port ut Bal.
Iumere and laden with -four AID bread, bound bona
h'ie 20 the port of Lisbon copy oil said letter OF
Vice Hdmirai Sawyer, certified under IN Consu'ar
Seat-Herehy reque sting all officers oi lis maes-
TVS SHIPS ut war or privTc armed vessels belong
ing to subjests OF his Majesty, only To oer no
moestat'on to the said vessel bu, the contrary to
grant her all proper assistance and protection in
acr passage to Lisbon and her return from thence
to her port OF original departure whcther laden
with salt or i'm Ballast.
GiUen under my hand 81 seal of Office
This l5th day Of September IN the year
ofour Lord 1912.
a.. s. ANDREW ALLEN, Jr.
~, HIS Nyesty'S Concuk,
What then is Sawyer license No
copy OF the Admiral's letter "undev the
consular seal" of Andrew Alien.
F"r,this tampering with the affairs Of our
country, after his consular functions had
been suspended by the war, Mr.. Andrew
Aiien deserved to have been sent, not to
Worcester in Massachusetts, but with his
consular seal out of the country.
The British Party have sunk the JauG to
tne rate CT 36.-But, mark you when
the British took her from the French in
1910, under the name of the La Rcnome.
she rated IS a 44--So says Mr.. Steel's List
OF October last,
"Ihc capture of the Constitution (says
the London Courier of December l5th) is
made prominent feature of the prcsi
dents Message, and as it is the first. and
tro6a6ly will be the last triumph of the
American navy, they do right to make as
much OF 1t as possible" Proud * boastful
5riton how soon are thy prophecies falsl-
ned Four times have we friumhhed-I
four times has 1.-The meteor fac of Eng
land" been struck tothe American navy
1t is strange, but true, that the two fri |
gates which we have riddled and des-
troyed, were taken from the French-So
that the British take them from the French. |
and 7oe take them from the British II
j. The Hornet has challenged the Good
CWzen Gle Bonnie Cheyenne, another
french vessei,) to open iight-the Good
e.
MI. Bull covers to our skill, and thinks fit
to refuse the challenge.-This is a 5th tri.
unlfih to the American Navy!
The Federalists call themselves the Fol.
IozverS or Washing ton-Mark, / pray Won.
with what care they follow his precepts
washington reprobated all seif-crcated
Political Societies.
The Federalists have created in the East
society whose branches are spreading
throughout the country, Called The Wush
ing.en BeneUo!ent Sociefu.
OF all the cants in this canting world
says o1erne. surely the cant of hvtocrfsy is
the worst, Under the garb of Benevolence
these men conceal the club foot of the vi
lest political frenzy. Who are their leading
members /? Tot your Towards, nd your
Hanways, who so through the world heal
ing the wounds of the broken heart, and
pouring light and consolation into the cells
OF the prisoner but the ranhesr fana-
.,cs Oh the Federal n@rty-several of them
the consuls, the VICE consuls, the agents.
the tools ~ the friends of C. Britain. Their
mem5ers are chosen from the federal par
iV-thelr mysterious rites are spent in the
promotion OF Its purposes and, once in
every year, they pollute the anniversary of
Washington's birth day, by offering up their
public vows to the demon of their party, on
whose altar they would most cheerfully
burn all the members and the friends of
the administration as the holy tribute OF
their 6eneDolence. The theatres are their
churches and on this public stage, orati
ons are delivered by the minister's of their
pleasures, not cultivating peace & good
will among men," but benevoently denoun-
cling the Republicans, and recommending
their own party to the favor of the people.
Therefore as Washington has found fault
with all self-created political societies-
And as these men have established DO
htical Society under the sanction of his
namc-
1t follows, by sort of sylloesm, tina
these men are the followers of Washing
ton,
ACAIN---'Tis said, that Feathers she4y
(Which zvGy the zvind 6lozos.
On reading the Farewell Address of
Washington to his Benevolent Followers in
Baltimore, Mr.. Emory, with license which
no man has right to use, TOOK the liber-
~ of suppressing on the 22d uit all that
part OF the Address which deprecates "aIl
oostructioas to the execution Of the laws, all
combinations and associations under what
ever plausib| haracter with the real de
sign to direct, control, counterfeit or awe
the deiberation & action of the constituted
authorities associations Says Washing
TOM which may now and then answer pop.
ular ends, but " are likely in the course of
time and things TO become Dotcnt eugines