The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-04
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,,,, "LCNDOE, March &C.
We ere almost 'dsilv in The exnertst;on or The
Ngn'ng o. pre- umio--ie, fpcaee with France; peace
WIN America VIII undoubtedly follow, a. tbs gov.
e"' "a "eh swsre OF the importance Of our
trade and Is DESTROYS OF p.ace On ressonal,, term,
Nothing will prevent hapoy r.s,,,t AZ (o,,.nbnr,
ray demands fem siic Ct corcessiors SphicG
rms yave'nrtsrt SUH never grant American affair,
's'e ''s''n zoe importance of those IN Furcpe ana
We rear nothing on th. subject Among ueop, of
all elsss-s eonsd-rsbie siInosi v prevails pes-p,
the " Ststes. No ore see the high STATE of
Improvement, snd the happiness of THIS eanptrv
WI oa' snrPr ze The activity of business is mere.
'ihi' 50 sssvsn to rscder il ,lilicuit ia Obtain
sap Ter my voyage; manu- Ae,ursd yooda AZ s.s
=. ana w. produce rrs high ow ng to large sue.
citations IA tine prospect OF peace, bnt as vet few
shipments hsve been made to the continent, There
IS rot sugar enough IN EngSnt tor 4 month. snn
ply but large iwpor'a,'ons sre shortly .xna,,,a
from every qu rt.r. Cotton end cosrse w,'eu ma
nutSeures are from SO to so per mt above ,bs
prees OF last yesr, and IL is thought the former will
eopunue wAere they m the event Of peaee Fin,
~ooens and hard ware GODS hsv. NOT sdyape.d -
understand there ase % American Sh,ps in M.
oetc, aud several others resdy TO start at the mn
rp-Ht OF peace. Goods are low there, and the rate
oil exchange favorable with eve other mar, of o.
continent there is loss of about 20 mr. Ct sps;n,t
this country. In Holland they have scarcely wsled
from their long sleep. There arsfew goods 10 he
mad except Gin, which is 62 cts per. gel One Rus
sian ship is loaded with that artiole for boston,
ETtroef ola ietrer from, restecta6Le house
in An1sFerdGnt, to another in Baltimore,
da.ed
Amsterdam 2s.h Feb. 1914
"When the French left US, some distur
bance took place the mob threatened this
city with Are and plunder, but By the uoi
ted exertipos of all coed citizens, the rioters
were dispersed. and peace and tranquility
restored Alarm prevailed for several days,
during which time we were all under arms.
when happily the arrival Of II ROYAL High
ness the rrince of Orange, consolidated the
Efforts made IN that interval for the receive
ry of cur independence, and this great work
was achieved.
p" Under the benign and liberal protec-
ton OF our present government, we none to
see the wounds healed which were inficted
on our prosperity, by foreign influence. un
der whose immoral directions no industry
could thrive. no commerce could exist and
no less iervent IS our prayer for the haDpi
ness OF Europe, in the downfall of the anti
commercial Tyranr, and his Government,
which is hourly looked for.
:" a Minister will be sent from hence to
restore with your country the ties of amity
which have heretofore existed.''
TIE .foHOaoi1g letter is from, ne-ckqrt of
Fusion 10 mis- friend here, received 6y the
Fair .AH1eri. IN
London, March 80, 1914.
LINES are such as co jeopardtze every
mercantile operation, not perfectly REGULAR.
do not place much confidence in the idea
OF Peace between this Country and ours
Nevertheless. 1t may result from the LAST
mission appointed. All opinions on the sub.
Ject, are mere conjecture. ueace upon
the continent may produce one with us but
TINS idea, which at one time was general
IS oaliy becoming less so. The situation al
bonaparte, is. however. extremely critical
and any other man situated as he is. would
soon Be oVerthrO~n. Time only will disco
yer what may grow on. of this eventfal state
! nt things. SRouid we turtuuateiv Obtain
peace, vast commercial field will be O.
pened to us. We are anXiously looking
Tor the arrival of our g 1mnissioDers. G l.
IA IN IS M Holland. and has obtained = macs
port TO cone over to this country. The
English entered bordeaux On the 12th.-
GHuls the 18th is soon to be Crowned there
ferdinand the 7th has arrived at madrid"
Rsinforcements ere continually embark
ing FROM England, to in I.ort WelJmg,en's
torcss in he South of France.
booaparte IS said - have rem we'd his
ready money from Paris to- ards Brest. be
lore The aileS entered that civ It is said
he intends sendIag it, with his Empress and
Son, TO Amer
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