Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-25


uU0l. annually t. the United Stat proved, in ano-
ther quarter the cause o. considerable delay and en-
1uity The object OF ministers. in the Sc Interviews
was % ascertain whether could not fnh means Of
conveying our manufacture, directly To the ccun-
tries particularly 70 Spansh America VI Either they
ha hitherto been imported by IN rchsnts If the
United States. The dates Of these Transactions ARE
rcccrds,l in the prcceeiinssof the shp-owners and
OF the Board OF rrsde; and from I've whole il is
clear that the stoppase OF the American trade was
not tie rcsnlt u't extra a,2nt DEGREES of Bona
partc. bat OF plan previously devised among our
se.rcs
The pride cfnaval s,,p.rority, (says the Exco-
siion, o. 44) and the cravings ol cp'u'oercial mo-
IMPLY, CAV af,crnli, th, impulse and direction to
;''e councils o,toe British cshi,et whle the vast,
although ,isio pr jets # France, furnished &C.
caso's and prstex for accomplishing the objects of
those councii'
We are willing, for the sale ofsimplying the dis
cnsion, 10 wave al enq.i.y into ,hs justice or iniis.
tice of our orders i'm coueci snt shall consider
merely their policy. They were 'liciated by q be-
lief among crr,ain nlis.uals, party merchants nni
partly men in oie, partly la4vcis, (amnng whom,
one u the most conspicuous was Mr. Stephen,) tat
II was perfectly % ieahi Tor US 70 maintain our
export trade with MT the aid = he hrneric,-c and
to cont o. by means oflcenc the exLrt u which
II should pl t. allow frai c. to traffic With o.
tn rnatons." 1t Was admitted that the onera..on
oi sucha nigh j thv on,sst b. s,.hie,t 10
partial risadvan'ages i'm; its FINAL tendency c.u d
q
the Country. The odNGm fth violent pat was
thrown IN \ plcon; and encouragement was ii,-
directly gwen 20 tiat spirit ofjeaiousy o, Amcrica,
which actuateu the less enlightened men Of the eli y,
as vel As politicians OF certn class ut the west
end oftHe town. Forth came accottliAglv ia the
Gazette OF iith November 1907, our far famed
olters--the text OF which, being TOO ,nuch in the
law style for the habits ut in busin s. was sue
ceeded BY = comm n'a~y Which rvaed in cbsru-
ri'y The orisIna, composition. We ave in the next
place 10 consider the
Effects ofthe Orders in Cor.pcil-If the Ian
su'ee Of hese de ere doubtful Their p,ac.ic4i
operation vac soon esc,bcd in very egibe chsrac-
ters Failure on fi'u,e to k place j. nur maauiac-
'url towns and mater ut Ia I, in The
spring and SUNNI OF 1909, 10 such length as TO
prolmc- pcitions Tor see from men Who were
well known to be m st cordial ia tn IL Ilatr of
the Con, nental oppressor. These T. ttons caus-
ell 'nsny to wa'er, ami might have given shock
tn The sys'em, had not the charge OF al IRIS N Sp,
produced thu Effect IT np euiug 1T ouct he trans
Atlantic posse s'ions Of IN monarchy to our cx-
pat. Now csa" ,h.pme Is to Caacoa 20 BRA.
al, to blsnos Nyres nd ar a'iihucuca increase IN
n' Gust m-houSo book, Uh ca put the advocates oil
Tue Orders III Z uncll IN plant attit,idr
= hH' no OBJECTION, sad 0ur Of them in Ps,.lia
tneni, 10 scNnowi d.c uy participation IN a mea-
sure ~hieh haas been stri n,ntA il, st,dne 81 ma
ny millions to the expurs o. the cointrs.'' THIS
pie sins .reain cent -u-t during the year 1919
"a year, 'aih MI. =. Cha!uers, the mos, pros
IL
Int IN eyT'l2rlOR Of half &C Jury" These Q A.
q men, Wev-r, al uot Ike ito aecauu, che
difficulty OF 3 ting Tetsslls or their iberai shp-
'ne"ts Mr.. '4aw- had 10, taen pub ;she! his ure-
eions information, Is Al =. vol. xXiip. SIS } on
the stale "l lac Bgazi tai AID The oracle O, III
d "asar Home PIP ANS celebrated p slls + as.l
i5uenos y res 20 tie - .yo- Z 3ir.a..ehas:.
" : we're reused, 10 ever, 'rOm these delight
iui VISIONS, b the Cal "a Tie manufacturer in tie
spring o.lSIo On the exporting ..eYchont for bay
4 -at call Trea sst tanr Hff..
bankruptcies, @hch took neir rise from the rnidde
OF that yer. il vas thsu that We learned toat
1t was one dang u nls.e sales, aid another thing
| 10 realize Their amount that there did exist a
uhieisnc- IN dealing be- North and South a.
merieA and that the iater, wh3tever may B..
IT'S Importance To the noxt generation is not iisev
70 be o much advantage TO toe traders Of our
day.
The habits Of a merchant are, It Is we'll known,
ter a'ted Ion the practical p riormanc- of indv!.
dual tanssctons than for conception of tue ten
| de"cy OF general measures. Caonet-minist also
come generally into Office Without sufficient preps-
ration, and when III place, are 100 much absorbed
oy an incesssnt routine TO carry their reflections in
| TO remote con equsnces. 10 complete Our per-
| piexny u unlucki!y happens that the prnciues of
commerce are We lt1 studied by those honour.
able persons VINO hsure dex,-roasly in the man
| ~ fAehtO their respective borougns, or acauit
themselves so gracefully ut Ievee. l. waulI B. o.
iherwlse impossible to aecoIit 10 that silence
Parliament with regard to the uiiscii.f caused b,
the Oflers IL Councl-a mse.iit which was pointed
out ~ convincing tone, by one member lily, VIZ
-hF Dalfn5. Ihat gentle nan eXpldinc !, in his
am'hi-ton the Orders in Council, that Of all The
ship nents OF merchaud re made by the Americans
e. France, Holland AMI other carts of Euron.
more tna fT00 thirds z0e5ereiksed9s 6iHs or f,gity
70 GRgdHA ard 9yested In The purchase of our
man 'lac ures while to stop this trade would b. 10
stop those remttauces Whi- afforded funds Tor ur
IOregn Larrlspns, for the subsidies 10 our al s. AID
ior Tue supnlicstn squadron in tie NJ ,iterr,-
nean aud o,her iOreign stations. IL would In fact
Dc 10 o'ertl ON tiat powerful cOun a. posc wlica
taA hitherto .ected on the continent tie irresu-
larty oi our money system, and preye ted our
bank papsr from failing into dijcredt. ALI tlIese
cons qurnce5, " {, the Time a.d mode of operation
have air ally been ,xDl lined in our - qes; m re
particularly IN vol lx. pag Sc, vol. XIII. y. $50
vol lX'm PIP. 90 aai 37S +; and we have thus The
salts. acton a having e.b accd an early oppo. tut
" oi warning tn public Of the impe1Gine. Jury
lt would he uperAuous to rCcapituiate what has
been already stated Snd shall eonhne our
seVes At present ~ an attempt To calculate the a.
mount OF the 10 S caused TO us by the Orders in
Con- ell, aud the consequent war with America
ne more we reflect On this result, the more we
shall b. aurpriZ n at it, nag ljtu c IN at the yar
ETY. OF ways III which jury has been sustained it
seems t. meet us in every shape, whether direct
o. indirect. We nave suffered BIZ
IL io'Ofexpors to the U. States during six years from
Banl,ptcies in c. Britain causeby the stoppage ofhc
Ameriean toad. during all ;hr'. years.
these bankruptcies
.. Bankruptcies in Amerca among Che debtor, or pi,;.
merchants Ibis, though tie known has beei very Sc
riu's part Of our l1ss.1
s. Diminished cai,sump'onor manu- .ctnrcs from RI
val Establishments n the l.. states
o. bankruptcies on the eIuiiu, nj of Eurouc among the
Cornell. | ~ 10