The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13
WOE. 12---No So.

ed from the weeds, and the prec;nns fr,nt of
iav;Iriab'e Peace flourish amon,r &c powe,s
VINO observe the laws Of the Christian iaitf,
| and trueh. s"
| Russ. also. elevated by religion, is called
| upon TO taae up arms /; and att, ntiyc 10 ths
call. again cutters i,,o the care, a. OF ..lorv r.
| ne ytdioHs f!a5l Of. y ipoeon B,nanalre--
! f'edchery which has favored his :,,tiar,,,,
| enterprize--the rapidity OF his pernic,ous mr.
| gress aii''i0g At the overthrow VI sociel> az
religion, and or law ; ali these rsssous fo-b,t
tae Authorities established 10y the i{ns,s Of
EMPIRES co Recognise, IN the B,r,s, vi geneIai
| order, a Government which IS ir;ni.,i n,,
breach offaith aud violence Fo, tl,,s raa,so,,
| all the Powers again form an lnd,ssnuhla ~,
mon, III order to annihilate the t,rannic. now
| er which has made itself master or Etanre
anu thereby to prevent fresh n,ssrss Nor
only the engagements OF friendship but alsa
the hohor or the Abpiie call upon us Ia d..
ienu their riGhttul Cause 1t Cannot be- foreign,
r To Russ a, wh,ch from time i:n,ne,uo.S.I':bo'-
| conlbatied for religion, and fidelity. In obe-
d,ence 70 this sacred voice, we 90 with tbe
help OF the Most High to new deeds. The
fruit or such great and glorious victoijes viii
not be lost. .ie
Resolved to share every danger g mi
vahon with our victorious army, we place
our hrn confidence Ill the Lord OF Hosts. IN
the protector OF the Jun. 1t is indeed, pam
iui TO our heart to proloag our abseace from
tae country, but we firmly trust in the divine.
| favor, which every where protects us. that
tnis absence will be Of short duration.
Inc attachment and devotion of all the
authorities III the Empire, animated bv oniy
one feeling and valor of our troops, Will crow,
the work which we have before US W Tn The.
desired success. All the European powers
viii act IN concert with US.
In the days OF danger and glory. when
the raging enemy, who had penetrated over
cur frontiers. thought i'll his mfatraticn 10
strike deadly blow against Russia-when
EUROPE, SUBJECT to his yoke, rose against us
we invoked the Almighty, and mpiored him
to turn his eyes on the oharch in rIiouriiinp n,
deliver his inheritance, and endow us with
strength to triumph over wickedness and de-
cslt' 10 project the independence of uations
and their Rulers. The Most High heard the
voice OF our prayers his right hand guided
hussia into the career Of glory no, we will
not dcvlate from It, and his gracious care for
US VII be completed"
Erfraorainary Commuuai Tsat,ositio,,,
lAbridg'nent9 The council general of the
department or Seine, performing the functions
OF the municipality otthe City OF Paris con-
Vened to deliberate on the means of rsisice-
9,S19,3oe francs, required by the project for
the maintenance Of the allied armies. in Par
is resolved, " that IN the great. cireumstan.
ces wherein France finds herself placed: in
Consequence OF the second war undert L n a.
Salnst the most odious usurpations. : hose
course none bat the best OF kings could ar.
rest, the safety OF the capital, trle security of
i 1s, inhaotants and their property require il
THAT sunni to be provided without ,leiay.r A.
contribution, was therefore planned bqine
assessed on the taXabes and l5v var;;a,S
means SO as to distribute the burden cuualfv;
IN proportion to property possessed, real and
personal, &c. &c. 49,. :.
An ordinance OF the king, comprised il s--
ven articles approves and confirms the az
sessment, " destined to maintain the allied
troops ana TO cover the exp nditu9es occasion
ed 0y their presence This imposition isia
be discharged in quarters, one tourth eve,y
fortnight the first to be paid in fifteen DAYS
from the publication OF the present ord
nance.
The merchants Of Hull. ard we believe Of
several other northern ports, have come to
the laudaole resolution of employing only Bril-
tsh seamen in time of peace, provided a srffi-
clent nuGber can always he pTocured--an
example worthy OF general imitation /; Inore
especially at period when so many thousand
valuable hands are discharged from the rOyaf
navy, many ctwhom viii inevitably be forced,
by the want Of encouragement at home. into
the service OF foreign states, rivals, PERHAPS,
In arms as we'll as in COMMERCE. Tine initjolr
q the injustice of such al e5peiient is too OBJ
vous to require specification, x in the incoe
vehiehcIes, uniformly aiising at the comments
meat OF war, from the difficulty of manning
the navy in time .6 meet the aeets of the eng
my, nave been S6'oiten experienced as to rea-
der't matter ct surpriz x ceasure that our M
val Pesce establishment sliul,ld ia. reduced so
low as 1t generally is the Termination of hos
Titles 1t to be hoped, that ministers VII
adopt solne efficient measure TO rc.neCly .,t,e
evil, aud that the owners and masters q r,cr~
chantmen at every port Of the United King
dom will be induced to give thc preference 10
toll complement Of British seaInen, who ere
| universally SLOWED 70 be superior in everq re
! qulsite 70 these of any othcr nation whatever
Eb3j,
Paris July2t
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