The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-18

rored to refuse credit to these accounts of the state OF
the public spirit in France, but with reluctance We are
forced 10 confess they in such various WAYS bv
e''nneis so ndsputably authentic that would be mis-
'Vsuin5 the public To deoy to t'oubt them IL
the French government, which certainly most sim
eereiy pacihe, gives apparently some encouragement
'" inns disposition, persuaded IL DOES merely
'o"huse II, TO divert 1T from mischief that in time
may wear itself out and die away other objects Of a
c''i nature, suited state Of Peace grow up tocn-
gage the general attention. Hence the part the French
government has To play difficult. is delicate in the
eNNreme. II must create peaceful spirit, it mus,
make peace IN France, befre the other nations of Eu
rope can safely sheath the sword And hence. also the
iaige military establishments kept IN nv AUSTRIA and
~ ''ngan,, ;iswe as by France, whore they are
esSss'! 10 preserve rope and good hum 'ir. Hence
the increasing English army il, the Netherlands the
loss OF winch the rtn', Roget most severely ami the
recovery 81 whchis so inportanc TO England the sepa
u"A" u'ese countries from France being of the
Oldest, most wise, and legitimate objects of British 20
.oN. frequently was II given reason for max
ing pace with France, that her government Was inca-
pabe o maintaining the accustomed relations Of peacc
ah" s'n"y with other powers. This objection indeed,
applied to the spirit of tl, government IL WINS s,,o-
sou u'e people were pacific like those Of other cpun-
tres; Snt now wehave pacific government with a
war-hcat'uns population. a nation so powerful and
so dsoscd N fhe centre o. Europe is most charming
cv, and requires all attention rs well "a, rrd tom
per Not only did BOnaparto disn'san!ze and drsoaie
me other countries of Europe, but he dcs,,-rt M Franco
'iso' encaiirs agrca part o. the enghten, " ale
o'that me country, to regard blood and pisge rs M
tnr;N pursuits And vet amidst this shirt, ,,th these
dangers staring us in the iaee, the En.ish li.s apa-
reny alive lonoting but the abolition Of the sis ,ie
by France.
Au-1s.
Accounts Of military movements we rnrst ,xec ~.
sometime yet 60 Franco is organizing her reo
ments IN all quarters, and England may well l her r.,
g'iiar eorrs from the ,Sbanetl Militia Th, ,roons nf
'e respective natpns still remain on the different sides
OF the Rhine. camp Of so 900 men IS 10 be formed
near fenua A will He'll -
near Mot8.
Al article in the .sfo''itc,n says tho Allies decline
assisting the Crown Prince OF Swedn inhis avaes on
Norway, and thai ne has determined TO unse4,k the
reduction OF the No,, egsns with ms own forces SIXTY
thousand Russians are said to De at Rulstein
ne rope demonstrates against the oclupatnn nfse-
Vera parts ct ltv ~ the Austrans and or some r,as
by the Neapo,itans.--It is said ms Holiness vii;
appear at Vienna assert the rights Of his Church
&c IS Il bold and pcrseverng n,, as his resistance To
bonaparte las fully proved
ne Plague RACES N Belgrade and gives preat ,rea-
sness to the Austrian Stn"s The last accounts from,
Smyrna represent It's ravgcs in that city 80 epru,os
The Jews have partially uttered
, IL seems rs hthe Duke OF Wellngton's Ernba,sv 20
PARIS we're not ttFbc Of long duration His Grace has
AXE tos'wHoG, the Duke Of Richnond's seat; (,,.
three wears, duriIc which time the latter intends re
mar, in isance with his large family
mere sun meet as sinister that Fprcc has
uncue iongings for tie Beige Provinces; hut we place
that reliance upon tic integrity OF the French (y,,
ment, which its universal conduct seems IN merit
lille at the same time should wish 10 be prepared
'rany project, which unprinciped agiators may COM
pet to pursue Our standing army may perhaps be
aantained with greater advantage in Do;nt o
ann soNi order in Belgium than in England fine a4d
u' expense, 1t there IS any, can form no serious OBJ
JeeC' a. such atme As the present, VIXEN oar other
estaoi'si'nfrt MS and charges are, trus, reducing
an article in the Paris Papers which we sbould
THINK inserted on purpose To nut the hot shojonss or
he Slave Trade in this country into ass;on s,aes
that IN order TO bring the island of St Domingo mo
proper state ofcuItvaiion thousand nine hundred
AMI seventy OIL negroes must be imported during eve
~ year of the ensuing iye years allowed liz tIeT,.,
81 eeee Tor the continuance Of that ahominaNe traffic
!te 'rSc ut BeTI's visit 10 this country VAS avow-
e'ly ns ne purpose OF congataiing the Prince Re
gent on bis Dirlay. and tDinvi,e his Roval c,ness
to visit France Lis ROYAL Iiighncss is said re Iy,
oeeh niVch pleased - the compliments and 10 have
neen desirors OF accepting the iryitaon which he
Teg''s iiTne 10 consider On cunsang his Minis
tiers, II was .pund Regent could not deli te his Pow,
ers 10 BORIS Justices, without new Act Of ,ar.,ne,,
hs put an end 'otiie design ofvsnS Pairs; hut The
irke o. Bern repeated The nviafio Which was then
aeoisVeiy declined, though in TIE polite aus, hand
some manner.
Beneath tbs nstensle ccct Of tho p 70 ~ r.errs
VISIT whispers are however abroad OF .nor 81, rs bu
sness having been concealed. Come uf l. pz,rs
ue french VtStrnincnt is dissatisfied with the division
on the Netherlands, and nsnuate that the TJnle .. n;
II vas se'i 10 propose new arrangement hat Il
wonld De silly TO suppose Franco could - rrneoteI
propose breaking Treaty Of Peace in The artice of
ii DINERS GIc mos mpoitaft TO this ccnu,r- N 1,.h
inc surrender oiltegium is very unpoiiar in T,ace
whcre ambition, thirst OF conquest, arl lave Of
war, burn rs turlously among the extensive
ciass OF military men, who, tbanks 10 i}nnspai- are
a. present the domiRecrng part ofte populaiioD--
ihey want war as child does pay-thinc and tl.ev
hnk Belgium one ofthe most popular Ground or which
70 picA quarrel To 7atter,we hope 10 a,nuge o-l,
ts pass on, the Duke of Bef1 visited the fortress m
u's 'c'gc frontier IN his to England. nsnecie. the
'nAiLiiS &C but such military tour cannot fail az
giving rise TO speculation, especially when comrsrcd
WIN inc conduct OF the English. We have 2 arge ar
my III The Netherlands, which It is said amounts fo mr.
soon WI amount to- 10000 men. Great reinforce
"e"s ana inhd Try supplies daily sending 20 H. and
now we nd Lord Wellington visiting The fortress or
antwerp, instead Of going direct 10 Paris and r,roll,
commencing tour along the Beige frontier with \
view TO rs de-ncc. ne Duke Of Wellington on The
one sale the Duke Of BeITi the other and armies
'ssenlhhnsi these are appearances un,Ioubtedl,
"h, " Wen may lower the price Of the Funds even
without any private information
IL would iie very prescriptions in MS and would ,s,i
refusal OF credit 10 assertions we're we tn tre
Iehd 20 knowledge Of the inOstensibe objects Of the
Duke oil Bern, ifhe had any. Proceedings of such de-
lt''ey must necessarily be very But we're We
70 speculate we s',oild he inclined 10 believe that ne
Duke soeYgn was TO give t,e open evlanat;onq
o. ne views and conduct Of the French Governments.
uie 'no1 ea'esf assurances Of lis desire 10 coiiru AID
e3.isoite nc Peace OF pSris, which the happiness
% thc Two Nations tlje safety and honor OF both rver,
inehta so entirely depend. Nsth.ig is more certain
tah The sineeriy OF the pacific pro ssions Oh bo;I, 60
Ver"meni% LettS hDpe they will be able to srie the
popular passions IN both countries which tlrcst.., -
afgal from IL.