The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-25
FOREIGN.
PHILADELPHIA,J Jan. Is.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

extensive COLLECTION oil f.nSlSn prints 10 the
5th of November, comprising the Times,
Chronicle, Star, Co6bea's Register, and
Lloyds List from some of which we make
extracts for this days Gazette, and shall cen
sinue them in future numbers.
Mr. MaSison's Message, on the meeting of
the present Congress, has aHor6ed to t,.e
respective British prints, wide field of ann
matsyersion, in which they indulge, recipro-
caIly. in the most bitter current of remark.
The following article IS from the Morning
Chron Gle of the latest date, and in some
degree may be considered as disclosing the
sentiments of no inconsiderable portion of
e. gfish politicians
1.-THE Message Of the President will be
read with serious attention. The free and
confdeot language with which he speaks Of
the barbarous svste m of warfare which we
are waging against defenceless towns, and
buildings. proper only for civil purposes,
yroycs the state OF public feeling in America
20 be strongly and generally reused against us.
When we look back 70 the high rank in point
e martial character which we held in April
last, by the glorious achievements of our ar
INV ia the Peninsula, and when, by a sort Of
miracle, our perseverance in the contest with
poNApARTE, against the judgment OF the Al
lied Scvereigus, was crowned with success,
fre feel mortified and degraded on viewing
The station which we'now hold in the eyes of
Furope. The conduct of our Government in
mr. Gttle miserable 9cqr with the u. States,
hes tarnished the glory we obtained. The
Z iIihutiaa Nary, and the ragv militia Of n
7ieyicu have triumphed over our feeble, i'll
advised and,ill directed efforts. On the O.
cean. and euen our ogvn coasts, we have
been insulted with impunity, through the to-
tai ignorance of our Marine Depar ment, and
on the American shores, the iupolitic and
uniusti6s3le devastation committed on hou-
ses. which were truly regarded rs monu-
rnents of the arts, h 6 united all parties a
eainst MS in the States, and has reused the in
digaation of the enlightened and civilized part
of Europe What advantage to the real OBJ
iects of the war could we propose to ourselves
by this petty depreciation Fit were even
true that the Americans set the first example
nj violence and plumber, is it honorable in
great nation to act from the principle of re-
venge
Z. But the most lamentab'e, and the weak
oct mart Of the conduct of Ministers, is, that
having set up pretensions to new boundary,
which was sure TO inflame the hostility of the
Americans, and to draw forth all their vesour-
ces against rs, we made no adequate exer-
lions to enforce the claims that we set up, but
suffered the whole year to pass over with
retty expeditions, and with reinforcements
sent in driblets, while all Inconsistencies from
our friends III Canada we're disregarded, our
brave troops left i'll helpless inferiorW, with
an impotent indeC'sve commander, and the
very possessions that we hold endangered by
the protracton of the contest,
These things, we trust, will come next
week with becoming force from the mouths
of our Representative and viii be the sub
/ ct of strict enquiry into the conduct OF
Minister'S"
The advices from Client could not be of
later date than those We have ALREADY recei-
yed---2'he orIy articles We find on the sub
iect are The following
cit has been our painful duty 10 state.
from time to time, the unfortunate situation
of the proceedings at Client. Our advices
tlexian, and we have little doubt that within
? fortnight we shall have to announce the
complete rupture Of the Negotiation"
THE Divan of Coustantinople have re-
quested the grand seignior TO send an En-
voy TO the Congress. They SPEAK also Of an
embassy from North America aud they
add, that the American Minister'S at Client
may possibly repair to Vicuna."
Therelations Of the Continent, which hal
been committed to the great Congress at vi
emma, we're still unknown The only article
which we find in these papers Of genuine
character, is the f Lowing.
Yesterday we received Paris papers to
the 3Oth uIt. Brussels and Frankfort papers
also arrived to the same date, and Dutch
If Mail. j ne iutcllSeDCc from vienna ahOrds
no information respecting the Congress
the deliberations being kept profoundly
secret.----It is said however, that the 81
lied Soverejgus will remain at Vienna
till the 10th instant, when it is expected
the business Of the Congress will be termipa-
ted. II is also reported that the different
Sovereigns of Germany are to be iDdepen-
dent in their respective States, but to form u
confederation, alternately presided over by
each. Another rumor meotloned is, that
England, Russia, Austria, and France, inte-
rest themselves on the behalf of Dantzie, for
the recovery Of its Independence"
The subjoiped article IS the enly one con
tanned in our file ON the subject Of the Wasp.
The action between the Wasp and the
Avon will not DC forgotten. The Captain Of
thc vessel which was captured two days af-
terw ards by the Wasp, was Yesterday in
the ueighb ,rhood Of the Royal Exchange, &
he aiin mel without qualification, that tire
only damage suffered by the American snip,
was one shot through the hull, with one sea-
man killed, and two wounded. The Wasp,
we are told, set sail for the Canaries.'
Our file Of Lloyd's List is very complete,
and we have made ? few extracts from il tor
to-day. Subscribers wishing to examine it
will please call at the Office.
from Lioyd's List, Nov. 4.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 30.--A government yes