The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-17

ed in the latter case, proceeded e-nm the
trench Revolution, which had s,)resd abroad
Sueh diffusion OF light, that it was now th,,t
necessary to consult the feelings of n ,,conlc
IN the formation of a Government. He pro-
cceted to set forth the necessity Of a refdYm
IN Parliament. re condemned the war ,,ith
Nof"ay, which lie COntended was only intt.nd-
cd TO hold up the tatil of the American war.
and make it a long and bloody struggle. Es
concIudedb by moving an address em5od,ng
these sentiments.
Nir. Waller seconded the motion, which
was agreed to. The Address was ordered
tobe presented in the usual form.
y sulng OF Resolutions were then proposed
~ MAJ. Cartwright, and agreed 10 by the
-heehng' One OF them which called Cor Peace
WIN America, was much Kissed, and cries az
Oh, oil, were very loud. When but 70
the vote, It was negatived. Some of lie n,.,.tv
sad 1t was not understood, and it was read
again aIniust groans of misrepresentation.
Mag. barber beaumont then moved the fol-
owing amendment:
That, relying on the wisdom ofhs maes-
" councils, we confidently trust, that the
dignity OF England, ard England's rights. viii
not DC compromised by hasty peace with the
only remaining and subordinate enemy. to
winch we are now opposed. The ungcnerU1s
attack OF that Government, PROCESSING prin-
clpleS OF liberty, upon this country, when en-
gagged III lighting for the liberties Of Eurone.
cannot be forgotten /; and we venture TO hove.
that the Americans will not be released f,om
the situation IN which the cupidity of their ao=
vernment has involved them, until, in the Ian
SuaSe OF their present ruler :" We have chas-
used the Sayagcs into present peace, and
make lasting impression on their future
fears"
While this was reading, the party had time
to rally, and of course it was neeatived The
oASinai Resolution was Carried, apparently
from It's not being known when g the contra
ry" was put.
Thanks were voted to Sir F. Burdets.
We were glad to find in the Palace-yard
Meeting yesterday, ;i-crue British feeling with
respect to America. When Mai. Cartwright
moved resolution that ''in consequence of
the d!scontinuance of the war with France, the
pTolongaton OF the way with America was
become unnecessary" there was a loud cry of
vigorous 7oar svitA .41ie77ca, withdraw the
Resolution.
Mr. Barber Beaumont, in very manly man
ner, moved an amendment, which could only
be partially heard On account of the tumuit
that prevailed. With what face could the
adcressers assure, that the war was a war
against the freedom of France, and that A.
merlca has committed no aggression upon
us : She, who in our hour of struggle, il. the
agony OF our Conflict with France, turned a.
Sainst us--VtsoroNs 7Var zuith .dmerica We
repeat with the hard hands and honest hearts
that appiauded that sentiment yesterday
| ISCraus war till America acCedes to the
| following demands
A new boundary line for Canada
= new boundary for the Indians
he independence of the Indians, & the in,
tesrlty OF tleir boundaries to be guaranteed Ivy
c. Britain.
The Americans to be excluded from the
flShelles on the coasts OF British North AIDe-
RIGA, incidentally on this head taking care
that 1t be recommended in negotiation with
France, by no means to restore the Islands
OF st Pierre and Miquelon, or to permit the
French to participate in the fisheries of New
foundland.
Inc Americans to be excluded from all
interc uise with the British West-India Is
lands.
The Americans to be excluded from trading
WIN our r. India possessions and their ire
fended right to the N. West coast of America
to be e2;tinguished forever.
The Americans not to be allowed TO incor
porate the tIoridas with their Republic and
the cession of New-Orleans to be required. in
order to insure to us the due enjoyment of our
privilege to navigate the Mississippi & here.
It may also be question, in how far the ar
rangements made betwe II Spain, France and
America, respecting Louisiana, can come into
discussion.
Finally, the distinct abandonment of the me-,
tangled American public law the admissjo ;.
Of the international law, as it is at present
received III Europe the recognition Of o,r
right of search.