The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-04

exerug her utmost strength against the common en-
emy otindependent aliens il must be a matter of
deep regret to End AN additional ensmy in the gov
ernment OF country, whose reel in.cre.e in the is
sue OF this great be the same as our own
It's known TO the world that t.is coentry was not
the aegreSsor la this war
have not hitherto seen any disposition the part
OF the Government of the UNITED STATES to
close it. OF which could avail mvself consistently
WIN due attention to the interests of his Msjesys
subjects
am at all tia es ready to enter into discus ions
"ith that government for conciliatory adjustment
ot the differences between the two countries, upon
prneipieo OF reciprocity not Inconsistent with the
Established 'oaxims ofpublic law, and with the mari.
time rights of the British Empire
Gentlemen If tie Haxse of Commons,
nave directed the estimates tor the services Of
the ensuing year to be laid before you.
regret the necessity of so large expenditure,
which am confident however, yon viii Judge to be
unavoidable when the extent and nature of our mil.
| itary eNertiOns are considered
entertain no doubt nj your readiness TO furnish
such supplies as the public service may require.
congratulate you on the improved and flourish
| ing state of our commerce. and trust that the g.
bundant harvest which we have received from the
| oounnn hand of Providence, during the present
year. WI" afford material reliefto his msies,y's neo-
pie, and produce considerable aagn entaticn in ma
| ny brsnches of the revenue
! MY LORDS and Gentlemen,
congratulate you on The decided conviction
| throughout "a
portion Of Europe that the in which the allied
powers are engaged against TIE Ruler OF France is
war NJ necessity and that his views of universal do
rnn'on can only be defeated b. combined and deter
| mined resistance.
The public spirit and national enthusiasm; which
haze Excessively arcomplished the delverance Of
| re kingdoms oil Spain * Portugal, and of the
t"'s,an empire, now equally animate the Gerssu
peonle-'nd we may Justly entertain the fullest
! confidence that the same perseverance, m tbair
part will ultimately lead to the same glorious re-
| suit.
| cannot hut deplore most deeply tic continuance
oil thls extended warfare and OF al those mi5eTes
which the Unsuitable ambition of the Ruler of France
| has so long inflicted upon Enrone
NO disposition to require from Frsnce sacrifices of
| any description inconsistent with her honor or inst
| pr-;ensions as nation viii ever be on my mart or
| Peace.
The restoration Of that great blessing upon prin-
cpes of Justice and oqusity has never ceased tn bc
my anxious wish but am fuly convinced that il
can only be obtained by continuance of those ef-
forts which have already delivered so .srge part
OF europe from the power of the enemy.
! 10 the hrmness and perseverance of this country
these advantages may in great degree he ascrihed
Let this consideration animate us 10 new exertiops
aho we shall thus, trust be enabled TO bring this
,ohs and arauous contest to conclusion which viii
| De cnhsiatent with the Independence of al the ma
tons engaged in it, and with the general security Of
Europe.
- from tne t.ibe rs Just arrived, with
an account or fresh victory, gained on the Esd ut
over the enemy
"They 'ost 5000 men made prisoners, q5 general
ofhcers, and 40 pieces Of cannon. This is supposed
to be victory over G1voust This inteIirenee
comes also from the Weser ms wen as the Ebe."
GIobe, second edition
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 81.
hI*fTGct 81 letter from an ,An5eyicaa 10 a Pes-
fIe'lGn in This City, dared,
Gotenburg, 10Th Oct. 1881
u" Our Ministers in Russia are likely to do nothing
there tho hopes are entertained, that the negoei.
alton may be transferred to London Mr. GsIIatin
will soon be in Stockholm on his way home
Fo"!son'; p3iLy 4dv. Fed.
~ The H. of r. on Friday last agreed to the
following Resolution of Mr. Bradley s-Ayes 1S7.
Noes 49,
Rssoived, That the President Of the Unit
ttrS De requested to cause to be laid before this
fiouse any information his possession, not impro.
per 20 ne communicated, whish may tend To illus
trate the causes of the failure Of the arms of the u
States on the northern frontier
The enemy had borne the torch s. the sword be.
tore them.-Bnt Buffalo and the feet we're safe -
Mcclure bad collected $50 reeulsrs and 500 uili.
TIA. to resist the raVagng Foe. The country were
rising ntasSe.
BY Virtue ola Deed Of Trust, executed to the sub.
seribers by William Burton, for the purpose Of
securing the payment OF eertain Of money
| lheren specified, lue to- James Heniricb senior
| IA shall, on Saturday the 5th day Of January
w next, proceed to sell az public auction for cash
on the premises-a Tract Of Land situate in the
couaV OF Amelia, containing by estimation ninety
one acres or less and bosndeI h, the Ian Ia ot
Tom f. Wilson, John Chappei & Milton VAUGHN.
II 0eing the same Whereon tie said Burton now re.
sies. Acting az trustees we will only convey such
title as IS vested in
| Iho0,aS Parkinson, }
49,