The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-18

as we have been informed of them we c,,,o, h, -
gs,n ZEN as completely honorable to this country
re Amc' icin government be- IN the war o., acrn1r,
OF tie Orders in Council, and TO e. force. H. r.,,sh
ment OF npressnent board thei.. m liant YES
The Orders in Council were reneslcd rs, mr. coc
ernncn, bet're they knew the nent of the
war. he war was cbntirue,l by Americas. after shs
S''ew oft repesi oftl,e Orders in Cmac 10 cor,,r
us torel',.q'ish the light ofimprrsanent.
itwas Am-iisa, and G. Britain which claimed
assimilation on this point.
The war II ed by a peace i, which M sucb
stipulation is made.
OFFICIAL.
Extract ofa letter to The lord NEdvor
W ~ 'nv duty " acpusint yor or-lsi,ip, that n
treaty. OF Peace was signed at Client 2ih y 'c,.rner
Instant Hy the Treaty hostlities will cease on IL, r
hcsol by the PRESIDENT OF the United States as wells
by the Prince Regeut
(Signed) BATHURST.
a TREND who has conversed with Mr. Car
toll. has obiigngv favored us with the fol-
lowing:
Messrs. LANG. Turner & Co.
at such an important epoch, e.
very word relating to the great subject,
SEEMS to have consequence j therefore has
zen to give you a summary of the news
nave collected fro-,1 n hastv glance at the
London rapers of the 9sth and 2ist Dec. &
m an interview with my friend Mr. c.,
the welcome messenger
Peace was concluded on t're 24th Dec. e,
ratified OF the 18th by the Prince Regent
the terms highly honorable. 70 America AZ
fnrs remain as tbey.werc before the var
MT aninch of territory cedet The nego-
c'aeions hlSged until the great victory sf
Iacd'ncngh, which gave spur to the min
listers OF EagaNd I my add that the de-
3truotion of Washington was q hapov event
Tor this country. Itun ted the whole Cont
nent in expressing their abhorrrnce OF such
savage warfare and Z Paris paper goes so
rir as TO say, each Of their capitals had in
turn been ia possession OF an enemy. but all
therein was respected and Paris was not
burnt, because England had not the sole con
trot.
ihe British papers give as reason for
making Peace, that rs Russia and Prussia
appear at the General Congress. to be stick
iers Tor maritime rights, it would be adviss-
Die and prudent to detach America from ioi-
ming the contest
Ministers much abused for the manner Of
conducting the war-America is now respec-
tie by the world-Louis XVIIIth sits inse-
curely on ms throne--there was consDira-
cy formed to assassnate him on entering the
hulllcries. which was discovered by Mar
mont, and the necessary steps taken TO sup
press 1t.
Bonaparte is restless, and deeres much to
go to England.
rom me dfercentUe .iqUerriser, Fcb. -
We most sincerely congratulate cur rea-
ders and cur coun nv thai the Beams of
fEAcE once more illumine the American
horizon.
This Mountaineering intelligence was re-
ceived at O'Clock on Saturday evening nv
the British soop of war Favorite, the Hon j.
y. Mowatt, commander, in 40 DAYS from
Plymouth and by 10 o'clock, the city was
voluntarily illuminated
y The treaty (of which Henry Carol. ESQ.
Secretary ofthe American Legation al Gheuf
and Mr. Baker, late Secretary to the British
Legation at Washingt N, are the bearcrs)
was signed at Client on the 24.h d -cembef
by the respective Commissioners, AMI O.
ned by tile British Government on TIL. 29;h
These Gentlemen proceeded Immediately to
the seat OF Government with the joyful IT,
dings and on the S0th of December, Chris
TOPPER hughes, Esq. another Of the Secreta-
rics ct the American Legation, left Bordeaux
in the Transit FOR the Chesapeake, N the
same interesting occasion.
We understood the Treaty is founded on
the status quo ante 6elium, and is highly hon
orabie to our country and we are the more
inclined TO this opinion because we find II de
nounced i'll the 40 Times" a London paper
winch during the war has shown most ma
lignant spirit OF enmty towards the u States
The boundaries in dispute, We learn, are ( hc
settled by commissioners hereafter TO BE-. an
pointed.
The Congress at Vienna were in session.
and the affsirs or the Continent unsettled on
the 31St December.
In Tia" event of the Treaty being ratified
by our Government (of Which we entcreai
no doubD Mr.. BAKER, we understand. viii
remein in this coantiy as English ciqr,ee
dcs-afltres--a kings messenger having &C
conpanied him to take back his dispatch
cs.
The flags were flying on all the Public
Buildings during the whole Of yesterday.
Since the above was in type. we have been
furnished with the London Globe, of the
9th December, from which the followius in
terfs'ing extracts were made.
The Globe Contains Lord Bathurst note TO
the Lord Mayor, dated the Goth Dec. an
n'un1ing the signing of the Peace between G..
brtain ani the u. states in which he lord
BathursD SAYS the hostiliiies shall cease rs
soon as 1t shall have been ratified by tie
President OF the U. States, as well as by the
Prince Regent"
The Globe adds, that the following IS nm
derstood to be the substance Of tie Trea-
ty.
l. All discussion Of our maritime rights wa
we'd on bo.h sides.
2. Mad son does not insist OF giving M the
prizes captureA in retaliation of tbs Berlin 3,
NJ lltn ilPcrsne