The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-18
IHE ENQUIRER.

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MEKt. SPECULATION
! In 7Vhat seRy tbs Dran.a Will close il
! Europe, /. is hdr. 10 eel batIt IS most Ike
! ~ tnat tte Curtain his d .opped before ms
tune. The last accounts left the Var ous
c0mbatauts at the very eve OF the GeRoue~
DienE-A he Crown Prince beiCg near the
( heid OF action With q CunSide; able corps
! - Britisl D-iietin stated, VI 10000 meh.
! A. is now evident 80 uga, gphy Lord Cas-
tlerea;h paid his respects u tie Continent.
! III S meeting OF CanlmcCUrt was a mere IL
nesse and Z cOntempube trick. He had no
serious N entiouS OF negotiating vita the
munster of bcnaPaue--it was merely 20
play the part Of Marplbt;i it " As u defeat
i treaty, nor to make one, tHat his Lurdslip
/ rrpsi ed to Cnat,Ii,n.
! Ies---at the very moment he was pretend
ing TO treat vita Bouaparte's IHNisfer, he
was attempting 70 d!sposscss BJaaparie of
! power. Instead Of settling the terms of
treaty, he was amperinS With the minis
tiers ot tae allies, 10 disavow the very tnen
I wilh whom they protested 20 trest.--Eut
the Emperor of Austria stood i.tii He
would not desert Il t fortunes ot The fnan On
whom he had conferred his Gausuter--
iSese facts are disclosed ia the British
Pcis's, with al the cragrin which their
disappointment inspires Id. CaS,lercagI
lac iai!ed IN Ousliug the man, WHOM ttcg
cdii an CeHIpeT ; usan, whom they dccad
Is we'll a. taey haze, man who is destined
10 prove a thorn III the side of Britaiu,-Sl
10 ppose Ter tyranny On the seas. de- has
ia.,cd 10 pat INTO BGnaparte's pace, q Bour
b"n, a supple, servle tool ot the British
ministry who is already Seasoned to n r vii,
~ cd ..ur o,pEcre wal, Il lie hss bieathed.
! l. is ureiy Eoi the "tcceSt OF tie ) tnat
the curtain shOuld drop b fore the negocia
/ Urn ureos at GvUenOui e-----the longer
, tle fax is ktpt IN SJspence, the u.ore
! prDmiAug Inc iur ures 81 bonap2 &c, tie
be,te, tor our COa nusSionsrs and for US
But we seriously apPreheUd, TIM the drama
7yW be closed n France, before the scene
Gil open 81 Goue.burs.
/ For Suppose a pe=Ce in Europe in the
month of March cr Aprii--Messrs. Rosseli
; d Clay I'D MT leave this cOul r, before The
end Of 7 sDTuary tnsy WI scarcely reach
/ Go,tenOutg in tine, 70 begia the confer
/ ence b tor- the 1t ct NJ AZ snip
, pose thi an! what follows ; Though g.
! britain may be io,ed IA cusIug; toe q" y sur
: par - though ne may rentau upon the
/ throne, yet II is got 20 De snppDseG that be
w.n be ready to erg"ge in nrw war for
! The rIguts Cl tIo Sea-. or mai Bal IA i'll b.
/ ready 20 aid - Efficiently IL tue assertion
| OF cCr own TigbtS.
/ Nussra must hrst brc atbe f.o5n the war,
/ III ~ t4sNL SilC mas tdtNii lAN0 ~ uiNNtt
| 1ee Butrr commissioners ma heref
eppear at Gaticaburg, flushed with tx sue
! cesses which IA, been lately gained on the
CCntilen sue. esses. over which their q rs
Jtrs had ii tie con,rouI, for which I, eys are
entitled 20 little credit bu. from which the,
/ vii cuntriVe L. reap sort Of adventitious
! rtputauon WIN they appear full OF mode
! Ito viii the weakest and mOst pro
! hSate set of ministers who ever s8ayed
3.
any A k captain Barry ia he Bay, what
ne thinks If then ?-JFe GO not expect i,
- far from il, We look fer a proudFr cad
dOm,ueer.ng tone. for nsw demands and
! more INDUSTRIOUS pretensi ons-pc-llaps, the
/ aOandoEE,ent Of me Fisheries.
We pray 90 & d, mat We may he dccei.
I Yed- tut the iceas, however speculative
they may be, ought "a least 70 put Us on our
gard. We ougnt to prepare Tor every
thing-we ougdt 10 be rs5olute, firm & UNI
ted. no irrcs.iutoi, no reiax4tiou should
marx cur measures. Ia proportion a
France succeeds, our enemy VAL abA,e III
/ his prescnsluns but a.. g. all her recent
victories, It is not probable that the treaty
! Of psaCe, viii b. such as 10 teach England
! sGiil ient mode al y.
If England be wise, if England be just,
We shal, certainly OBTAIN a peace becaase
" Commissioners @bl appear Gas We are
assuIed) with propositions so liberal, so
q liable, So we'll adapt To so the the
feelings Of Just nation, inst it VIA not 0e
our fault If LIE war continues to rage. 4.
CT The late accounts serve to point out the mac.
cufscy % the rumors which have some time suee
reached us about American affairs. No armament,
IS we under stand has been stopped b. the arrivsl
% tive Is NIobe.-Cn the eoGuAT3, rev troops ars
cOinlng ouj to Provost No eomWis,icuers have
sailed to meet ours II Godsniurs. 50 tar from IL,
the London prints arc silent about tie usmes atc
.ae appointment Of any.
Bernado;te's abuse Of Bonaparte comes day too
iate. tie ought 20 have kFowp what 5eouudre
be was, when he hitose seeeped ,hs title Of Prince
II Ponie C0rvo from his hands.
Let the stfOetcs 81 st. oeb8siisn's be recorded
| on the saSne page with the wrongs o. HamptoU.-
There y This dd ,rsnee in the cases--Sre vera 40
enemy The Spamai6g ae-o tie aHies of Britain
THE ROSTRL'.E
rER. OClLFI2 most respectfully anronoeea hi'
~ ! intention 20 d.Hssr, " perm'7si@) m tie
Hsl Of the Hopse ef Ee'agaf-a, Nv The C.yi-
.f,, On F.tlqv FyeuuW r. Oalf a ..tr J'u!UtN, b