The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-27
[Vol. 10.----No. 81.

view to support Rara3arte in his claim that
rec Snips shall make free gools. i-ht. sam.
ldea has been suggested or @pubiilhed h.r.
| ms FOR obvious tess,ns is a mere t,elusinn.
La the h:s. place AZ the tine Of the rn,ss;oo
the congress az Prague could nut E1ye been
anticipated. even by nonaparte himself. and
| n the second. oar governments. wna-sver II
"av h'nE OF the princjp',. has certainly
n>ver manifested. disposition 20 supoor, If
a: the exPencc and hazard OF ga..
The ;hird object CT these remarks IS. ?,
p'lnt one the probab,e cti'-ct OF D-sce
IN europe, founded on the basis, On ,yhich i.
IS SAD the neg citations are 20 coDmence--
II IS taken sor granted thai Donaparts. viii
aofeFe To this basic, because, Il be does got,
re must acknowledge IN the face Of the
World nat after al his l3bours, saiferinrs.
< VIC o''es, ne isensuely ,awa7sed and d!s-
appointed.
~. 6rtain will zccede 70 this basis e,r not.
/. she d0es, we Shall be left 70 ooIabse
against her undivided Strength. B,t unr
Commerce VIII be carried under a-utyal
haSs, and .. Britain VIII be engaged in
ne Improbable task OF forcing into the
"anas OF ter great enemy, that trade os
Which with common discretion. ard ,,optl
tait1, size might haze had almost a monooo-
~ u. blta'n must then stand by and ace
rahce increasing ner ships. and Ssanen, or
NiOiate mere nS2 cement, to respect the ncl-
uai nag and renew the war. This itlferDa.
I'VE may be avoided by making peace y;sh
the y. >. aud ~ g. britain il she acceces
20 the treaty o. Prague. vii, have no want of
"ea'nen, nor any occasion for orders IN coun.
c! or biockades, there viii no ,,oriYa
vain her Ter continuing the war On tha
contrary it will be obviously her interes, to
pring 1t 70 Conclusion. How far she nav
DC mts'ed-by feelings towards ~, not indui-
Sed towards other n4tions or By enron IONA
'pecatatio6s rs othe continuance of the uni.
IN and the state or pilisS IN a Rerca, tima
aonP can disclose,
II u Britain does not accede % The Greatly
thus formed at Prague, our prosreos o. an
tCothhoIattnh rs perhaps Still Deter In
max event, tie war between France and q.
britain will still cogfinue. Rnssja 4nj
Fr!ssis liz Prussia survives the negosiati.n\
viii be IN state Of neutrality. AL ibeir
Sai2s VIII be immsd hteIy e.npiJ7esi ia car
~ !, rag On the co4qGns aud foreign tra-'e -ff
= rance u, Britain adheriuG 10 the l,.in.j-
PIE. Tor the pre- lcrgaioa nf which 80 ree,.a5
70 JON tie Congc.s. "a P.agIe, wu s,,l~
very snip having F.ench Properly On
7oatd' he conse Iuence vii be If pussfa
ahn rTu'sia, shall nave guaranteed 5hoir OF,
20 @ sl OF me treaty OF sgie, hat they
Vlit 00tn b. evolved IA a wa with {, Ri
ans and allies in tace of the Frcn,h fImD.-
8 T ~i1l WHOM the, are noy ut .ar. lu
tr's mus. prcseH, ftse.t TO inc view Of thu.
Sritish m,his,iy, a0d NUT indcce :, en- ~
enter iito "egociAtion fac peace wi a MS.
"ai-ss sRey rneai t. makes gtect tin8.
te A., n%a dehaHce, at once to ali the powers
or the eaf,P.
But ,e'7not expectations like these hars
a'y influence on cur conduci ,l1bic or pri-
Vats' Lee every efHt be mae tor 4 w =
'oGs prosecution OF the war, aud. 1t every
ciuzen who has family be IS o.to,o;nicI
cow iron. choice, as he wilI be from osoc.sei-
y hereafter II thc war shall conrinua sevsn
years.
You may perhaps hear from me shortly on
he bject al binckadas as 1t is va itegt that
lhs 4 ieStion Concerning The invi liability Of
.he g, loses mu,h 4 Us nj5rtance if the
BntisA doctrine Of blockade DC corrsc-.
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