The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-28

British government, enlightened bv ey.n.-
OF winch the late reverse in the fortunes oe
ies most dreaded antagonis, might be pcc,,
marry instructive---Shall in its turn. s.,;sfx
the past claims and expectations of ORR,
"s'iohs' ne eyes OF the allies and of the
eNIized world Will thenceforward be fixed
on Great Britain. An attempt to reta;., -
her hands all that she has gained ~ ~
war, while others gained nothing. will, -
siSnai OK new discords aud divisions 30,
may convulse and deluge Europe again win
blood. "S'"i WIN
:, WnateVer may be the tone which tbs
Hrit'sn government assumes i'm The r,.oor;.
;ion at Gottenburg, or the par, which en-.
ba'tic powers take, in the ouest;ons d.
Gag there, It is Incumbent on the TTa;,.,
10 support with manly 6rmness the
- i"r ~hien we contend. Confident in
80 ,euiees' IN the virtue, the Patriotism
- D"'i SF' - ,ur fellow citizens, we have
-,-i W iear from the hostility of Eng land.
hg TO dictate unjust and dishornrabIs ~:
'u-!S' nnpoSe on Us the necessity of ornsa-
cutting the wer. y. prose-
"Itr0cf o. letter from a peu,Ls,,,
Gn5fand 10 his friend in fhis in d~l.~f
IIlrCA 20. S' ao'eo
nuch fear from what ] am told
yo'r mhitia army, that there is lttIe 80
~. pr9pioNoil' Tor IT would apIear f,or,
wna' near, that the militia, that e,sor
$40 :. ~ me hanon as they say IN he Sc
,a'' 20 nov very amo tiocs i'll that respeck
you must get another sort of force ~ 80
are gone as a natioa.-The or,a,' you
oe maze TO dtvfde rAe Ne - FL, g;,,,,,j CT, '.'4.
/Tohi me anon as soon as a sn,3c;en, go
can DC Soi hdruSon from ihe qvar %, RI.
rere Is now large fotce .aoo,
ior Canada part cularly in sailors and ,na
! mes Tor the lakes ; you will have 49,.
ny 'ines Oh IL mex summer, as well in r.
haua d. aiong shore, the naval force o..
anu so'hs is immense, SO that YOU NAV 30
Wv i1' squalls about the shores of thr r.
.t ana mat very soon too as to v,np
-, =, sOo,a'os they VIII return as they came.
80. 'ae enec.hs any thing, even if they
were 10 give up every point YOU are rontan1
ding for. War with America. and r,os,;
V-terate war, is in the mouth of aI,nos,
cry one you meet in this wise and ,h;nL;
nf''V" so thatyou must make I'M vnnt
III mas tor the worst. Great hopes a. 90:
cuIations are made OH the mbec,litv nj yo,,
Iouhcds and the disaic ction ofthe se1o,-'
Immense quantities of goods are nou-
SshPPiEs Tor canada. Halifax and NJ.
brunswick, with view of having ,her,
shhgs ed into the U. ) and several Is vo,'r
dhketS are now here enra-
yea In mat honorable traffic; and as mir
GO ernof VIII say 1t Is ell TO assist the rph+-
eouS Cause. have OF late hada cuance &c
nearing good deal about this ntra.;,,n.trd
several Canadians recently arrived -.
zen i, me- that since c. is Eecorse Governor
OF vermont, they Can de az rhey nj ase
Doth IN getting supplies from Vermont ss
Wen as getting their British goods smuggl-d
INTO mat ttate--they say. that some ;i,t,e
time before they lett Montreal G senr 80
canada tor some few bundled troo,s 80.
Co'"e ana make prisoners of a few ttnit-d
!, horSemen, that were placed on re
mes 10 prevent smugglihE-and that tbrv
shec.eo their object BY car. ying eff tie Oh.
locus hnerieans as prisoners, Inry hsy..
Z ~. !. mentioned a nnnabsr of gentlemen thse
nave eeen eminently serviceabie tm, -,
particularly Judge F.. of Osdereh',r-'
se' the$e tAings from them, they not kno,.S'
ing no am, but if things be carried ,n a.
'ney state SO openly, your government sbeui6
&c a0qualnt6d VIII the facts: as it -
poets the state OF affairs on the continent vo,,
"iii nave the particulars in the new.-naners
.dAen out ~ tue passengers in the Fair A
heiican, more indetaiI than could i've j.,
e e VIII therefore decline say'ne 49,
hing on that important subject, & snhscr,hs,
'0uiS' &C. Bat. .dmeTieGa.
baltimore, May %,
Ezfrae.s from a letter from .Nanfz Jore,y
81 .d(lTH 1914 m m ,.a..,y -