The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-15

THE LATE NEWS !!


We live IN u most even:ful period, we
have seen the ancient and powcc'ii House
% Ho"r5on, sudicoly hareC; from u srl .6nil
throne 70 TIE bio K, and CoLosSus rs
rpon It's rui'S. Who appeared DESTINED to
bestr!de the Univs-5c. We now behold the
immense power of this most wonderful mon.
arch, cTumblps into atoms ; q weak Ges
crndani ot the KCrrbcn line, lea ping ir.o
ms eserretjc seas, aud he, who so latel,
almost welded he sceptre of nc weird. =
bont to retire 20 All island, of IS ieaeues il
circumference!
he NEWS received in town Yesterday
mnre'nE, announces ANOTHER REVO-
~ ZION IN FRANCE.-she ARDICA
ZION nfthc CROWNS ~ FRANCE and
ICAl.Y by BOEAPARTE--,he approach
of LOUIS tn the Tirone-PEACE imUe.
d'atelv TO take place or the Continent--bu.
WAR, in;erminab!e War, to be warsd a.
ga'nSt this country By Britain. TIE de-
5alis Of these surprizing events will be
found under our foreign head md to M he
room for them, we have set aside almost e
ge'y thing else
Things appear to be taking the precise
course predicted by the Republicans
II BoNAPARTE IS overthrow (said thew
snc the BouNOoNs restored, England viii
- }eed ut the ancient srHGCe she oYycs
rs" She will fully syengs herself Scr
the War Of the Rcvoiu.ion-tor our sDIen
did Navel c'eres--aud for the dss;,.uc
ton OF her character Of naz,aL iaUilci5iitv.
MS the fedaralsts could not believe
| Ahey had better opinion Of her. They
thought her rHagnsuimous. Should Britain
Use (Sa'd thcy) she would offer PEACE to
this Country upon IS good terms Z Is BON
APARTE were victor We sincerely ,sish
they had proved true prophets. The event
has proved otherwise. But we are no: dis
posed to cavil or reproach. Sa nd H.its n
seGd powerful force 20 this Country. to
distract. divide and ensiave US, lss ALL
party feelings. ALL minor apimosi,ics. be
merged IN the great, glorious, and soul
enoblnS glow Of PATRIOTISM in such
an event, the question would no longer be,
who was Fedsralis5, or who Republican
what one man said at this time, or ano-
Their at that bUf gUhr zuoaG hTope himself
the no8t 7D0rthy AMERICAN who would
be allowed share in the glories Of HUI.
IIeeaf~'', Dain6ridge, Laurence, Pike,
CopWSfon, Bu'rozvs, Allen. and other
Saii2nt SPIRITS, VINO have signsliz.d them
selves, IA the service of their injured coun
try.
That the patriotism Of orr cit zens NAV
be put 70 this test, is quite probase from
several circumstances and.
IS from ths lGfe 7ie1,q by which it an
pears, 'tiAL the HrltiSn Government VIII not
negotiate with oar Commissioners, aHhongh
hsy fhemseIUes affomted Go'-'rn5urP, 5oI
fhat very fErffose and that they intend e.
send ont force Of 25,OOs men. to reduce us
70 UNCONSTITUTIONAL SUBMISSION ,"
We think they must add very ccnsdera-
bic to this force, before they effect their OBJ
lJect although it would cost them sure Ia
Dor and expense 10 transport even Is 600
men acrosS the Atlantc.1
"a. From the declaration Of the Captain
OF the BULWARK u, that e for two wears
past, Engan had been fLaying with US
out was now determined to burn our sea-
forfs, and feach Us to lecture eaiamtlics Of
zpar''
sd. From the statements ia an authentic
letter received at Baltimore from England,
that 8 the British Governn emf we're deter.
mined 10 ATTEMPT to dipids The .Te7y- En-
sfand States fJom the Uni3n. as soon as a
9tG'ct"nf fore could b. gyithdrarya frozs
shs mar on the Continent"
Should these eys7ts occur. We shall ex
Claim III tae energetic language Of the gal
lant General EATON -" Frenzy 10 mel
brain thqt shaH hfot IN 6is11rmber. ~ Lb-7
ay ~ me arm, tkqt TOM nat drato n defrud.
HE UNION :? BosfoH Pafri2k