The enquirer — Richmond, Va., 1810-09-11 00:00:00, page 1

(Tj* Published by Thomas Ritchie, nearly op
posite the Globe Tavern, Richmond, Virginia.
C7* CONDITION’S.'—Five dollars a year, to
be paid annually in advance. Those who wish to
be considered as annual subscribers, must hereafter
designate it at the time oj subscribing, otherwin
their papers will be discontinued at the expiration
qf the first year.
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.
o— ~ —
TOBACCO, 4 to 7
TLOUS-SUPERFINE, 9 50
VO. FINK, 8 75
CORN, PER BARREL, 4 00
WHEAT, 1 50
BACON, PER LB. 0 9
WHISKEY, PER GALLON, 0 67
BAR IRON, PER TON, 110 00
HEMP, PER TON, 250 IDO
.uriv. FOR CORK.
. THF. SKIP PD A ' AN,
CAP TAIXPO YTHRRSS. ;
nxzs*? sad >t» about three \<c; k-.
>r.i pu .s. ge, only, apply to the captain on board
At City Point, or to
JAMES St JOHN DUNLOP
Petersburg September. 4. 2w
ALU A ULELAND FOR Sa l,E—The
subscriber will sell, and give immediate
possession, of that well known estate, called
dlteulicim, situated on the south west mountains,
in the county of Albemarle, containing by late
Surveys, 1 wo thousand eight hundred and ninety
acres: this Land is peculiarly well adapted to the
growth of Wheat and Tobacco, and considered
equal in fertility to any adj icent thereto, is
about six miles from Milton, from which place
there is an easy navigation for balteaux to the city
of Richmond. On the premises isa large cummodi
ous dwelling House, which, from the elegance of
its situation, and other advantages, makes it a
desirable residence for a genteel family 1*. will
he sold entire or divided, to suit purchasers
Further particulars made known hy Captain John
Harris, Albemarle county, Mr. James Patton,
Alexandria, Messrs M uodouaid an J Kideiy, Bui
lintore, or J ROSS,
Who wishes to sell Land in the counties of
Culpepper, Fauquier, Spotsylvania and Caroline,
also H msca and Lotts, pleasantly an.l advanta - j
ffeouiiy situated on the Hill and Muinstreet, in
the town of Federicksburg.
Fredericksburg, Virginia, May 1 tf
AV ALU ABLE TRACT OF L A ND FOR
SALf. —Will be sold on the premises, the
dTiii d*y of September next the LAND where
cn the late Colonel William Nelson resided, ly
ir.g in the upper end of King William County,
smd contains by survey 1500 acres ; this Land is
wt-'i adapted ti» the culture of Corn, Wneatand
Tobacco, it w ill be laid off before the day of sale
in convenient lots, so as to suit those who m.,y
wish to purchase. The terms of sale will be
one half of the purchase money paid in 12 months
irnm the day of sale, the other half in two years,
fie purchase r giving bond with approved securi
ty, and a deed of trust upon the Laud. A good
•title will be made by
t CHARLES C. PAGE,
Adtn r with the will annexed
August 10. tds
"T AND AND MILL‘D—The subscriber «e
vL_a ing authorised by M** Spots wood L;ps
combe, offers for sale, Three hundred and forty
foe acres of LAND, lying in Henrico county
about six miles from Richmond, on Westbam
Creek, bet ween the three -choped and river roads
—the improvements consist of a small Dwelling
of lour rooms. Kitchen, Dairy, Meat house, a
garden end yard well inclosed ; a Save and Grist
JVUll, ».il recently built—About thirty five acres
of tills Land is in cultivation, the residue a
bounds with excellent building, and other tim
ber ; twenty live acres of prune ieadow might
be had at a small expen-v of reclaiming it.
The promise', wif -c shewn to any person ‘n
cl ned to purchase, by Mr Edmund West, (man
nger) on the Land, and the terms made known
by
THOMAS TAYLOR.
August 7. tlJiiiS
VALUABLE PROPERTY— FOR SALE -
In pursuance of a decree ofliie circuit court
ot'Ne U Stall. , lor the Virginia district, pro
Xlortnced at the Nov 1809, session of that court,
between Wm K-mkali & Co. plaintiffs, against
Thomas ivt D ane and others, defendants, Hnd
6ei vecn S riu'm Scroplialt at.d Starmaii, plt’ffs
And the same defendants :
Will be < > posed to sale, at auction, at Ca Ira
■jn the county <>l Cumbcriund, oh Monday, the
LTh ila/of August next, that valuable MER
CHANT MILL., usually called the Ca Ira Mills,
Tobacco Wan House, Tavern and other Iv>ts of
C" nind at that place. Also, all the LANDS at
d '>-ar Ca Ira, consisting of 2000 acres and up
w ds, wiliich belonged to James Deane, Thomas
Dt ane and Francis B Deane, or to either of
them, on the 20th day of March, 1801 Terms of
•sle, ten per cent, on the purchases to he paid in
cash—A credit of one, two and tinee years for
the residue of the purchase momy, to hear inter
cst from the day of sale—tin purchaser or pur
chasers giving bonds, with security, to be ap
proved by the undersigned commissioners, or
tlu- one that may act, and also executing a deed
of trust upon the property so purchas' d, for se
eming the payment thereof, at the periods afore*
Previous u> the «!ay nl sale, the. land w ill
fee divided into convenient lots to suit purchasers 1
C. COTLASD, >„ .
IV. C WILLIAMS, X Cotnr*
v-ily 17. tds
CT/* The sale of the above mentioned proper
ty, is unavoidably postponed till Wednesday the
26 * of next month, at wh-ch lime it will ccr
Chiuly take pi
( COPLAND.
tV. WILLIAMS..
August if, t,j.
CITY or XICHMOXD ;
I HE Ci»nn> v, , >1 i % appointed by an noli
nance, of tbt* ttud city, ewtiiuled, “ An Or
dimncr, *.o carry into 11 fret the u tAssembly,
•n ituled, “ An actio i !u-t the w-'lji ,.f certain
n’i ’son Shockn- Hill, in tl.c ci \ oi Kichn.nnd,’'
to » "ploy a MiMryoi 1.0 ascertain t;te o ig'nal |
t iiuls of all tlic t- ,<ju .res, v.lticli were
l..dout by the late \\ Hard, l in*
>i»4<|p a report, according .1 ot- t.fsai.i
ordinance. In tin < >10 >.l4 j4.,.| „> ■ „ . (J City. at
ft ni. stated met tin?, * *. . .no h in pursuant
of a reaolot »n of tin -,-!<< t;..n. n II j No
Ice is hereb) gottn, ti.-- . Common Hall for I
t;». I ci.y, vs iii, at lic-r- ‘ -i-.i „ ctnig, pro
if- huli’a •X), < c n r. /?
Ajjuat 24. i u*Stp, J
At a Chancery District C nrt, held in Wil
liamsburg, tiie 15;I| day of Jnlv, 18t>9
Rebecca limes, late R .beeta Lewis, Elt'ff.
Ac AI NIT
Samuel W Sayre, administrator with the will
annexed of Philip L G. vines, Mary Grym->
Sayre, an infant, heir and devisee of the said Piii
lip L Grymes, hy the said Samu» 1 W Sayre, fier
guardian, assigned to detend tier in tins su t. and
Judith G .vines, widow and devisee of tiie said
Philip L Grymes, Def'u
THIS cause came on this day, to be heard on
the bill, answers, exhibits, examinations of wit
nesses, and the report ol* master commissi
oner, Coleman ; and was argued by counsel, on
consideration whereof, the court, confirming the
said report, doth adjudge, ordt r ami decree, that
unless tiie defendants do, on or helore the third
Tuesday in August 1810, pay unto the plaintiff’,
the sum of nine bundled and forty-seven pounds
fifteen shillings and four peiict* ; with interest on
seven bundled and seven pounds six shillings,
part thereof to be computed, after the rate of six
per centum per annum, from the first day of Oc
tober, 1808, till paid ; tiie defendants, Mary
Grymes Sayre, and Judith Grymes, and their
heirs, and all persons claiming under them, be
from thenceforth barred and foreclosed, of all c
quity and right, to redeem the tract of land in
the county of Gloucester, mentioned in the inden
ture ot mortgage, filed as an exhibit, made the
ninth day of July, 17U3, betwe-.n the said Philip
L. Grymes, and the plaintiff'; and in case ofde
null in the payment of the said principal money
and interest, at the t me aforesaid that Peter
Wyatt, Thomas 11 ytop, Thomas ». Fox, Tho
mas Muse and Wdli.tm A. Kogers, gent, or a
ny two ot them, titer giving three weeks previ
ous notice, iri one of the Richmond newspapers,
do expose to public sale, by auction, for ready
money,the TRACI' OF LAND, in the inden
lure afoiesaid mentioned, and out ol the proceeds
of the sale, pay unto the plaintiff the said prinoi
pal money and interest, and the cost hy her ex
pended in the prosecution of this suit, and the
surplus of the proceeds of the sale, if any, after
deducting the expenccs attending thereon, pay
unto the said defendants, and make report there
of, to the court, in order to a final decree.
A Copy
ANT'V. ROBERTSON, c c.
<IT Agreeable to the above decree—Will be
sold, to the highest bidder, for ready money, on
Thursday, th- 27lh day of September next, on the
premises, lu20 acres of LAND, ly ing in tee up
per part of Glouct ster county, on the Piankitank
river—this Land is vv< II adapted to the growth of
coni, wheat and tobacco
PETER WI \TT, ^
T.HOs, BAYTOP, |
THUS. B Ft >X, yCommiss'ts
THUS. MUSE, L
Wm A ROGERSJ
Gloucester Co Aug 28 6t
Mr G.. ardm having preferred a situation on the
Hiil for hit establishment,
r 2 ' SUBSCRlBEitS caii with pleasure as
£ sure their triends, that ihe bu-in-. as of the
Academy, whereof L. H Gir..rdin, D Doyle and
John Wood, have at present the administration,
wilt, from the 1st of September next, he conduc
ted by tii m wilii the co-operation of Mr Ci u
solles, late a teacher in the College of Baltimore ;
a French gentleman of great acquirements as
well in Classics and Mathematics as in his na
tive tongue.
The advantages resulting to youth from this
association will he of great consequence to the
inhabitants of Richmond and its vicinity More
rime and attention will be applied to English,
Latin and Greek Classics—-the fees for Tuition
reduced to a reasonable standard, and the mind
>e directed to useful and early practice, is well
as Theory, in Mathematical and Mercantile stu
dies
They will limit to that number which may ap
pear most reasonable to the parents and them
selves : the teachers will be equally responsible
in their departments, excepting the French
teacher, whose hours of attendance will be limit
led.
In discipline, the same order and harmony
shall be preserved in all departments, that have
tin- nearly three years been kept up by I) Doyle
in his department: it shall be neither indolently
lax nor tyrannically severe.
The prices concluded on as most reasonable,
will be,
For English, including History, Geography,
Belles Letters. Bookkeeping, and Mathematics,
per quarter—8.
For the above with Latin and Greek langua
gos-g 10.
For smill Classes in Spelling, Heading, Wri
ting and Grammar—g 6
This establishment will have in view utility
not ostentation ; and its object will be to give
'.hat knowledge of the English Language, of the
Classics, and of the Mathematics, which will
considerably facilitate the completion of a colle
giate education.
It must be apparent to all, that, whereas the
English, Latin and Greek classics, as well as
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, and
tor the most pari, G /ographv ami the use of the
Globes wore taught »<,1. ly by 1) Doyle,for near
ly two years in ties Academy, when the school
was numerous, that when en additional teacher
of i q i d capability is added, the number of pupils
limit' d, and the fees for tuition mucliMimmish
ed, there can be little doubt of a respectable and
lasting patronage.
D. DOYLE.
11. DAO HEY.
August 14. tf
BY virtue of a lived <>t‘trust, executed to the
subscribers, in the city of Richmond, o>j .lie
25 h day of Ap’ il, lS'JiJ, by Edward Carter Stan
n»rd, then of the City of Richmond, now of the
city cl Washington, to secuie the payment of a
debt, duo by Said Staimard, to Higginbotham t*
Co. surviving partnersof McCredie, Higginbo
tham & Co.— Will be toltl, to the highest bidder,
f»r ready money, a; Casper Fleisher’s Tavern, in
the city of Richmond, on Friday the 28th day of
September next, the following SLAVES, viz : —
A wo in i n named Sally, her two daughters, Fan
ny and Marin, and their increase since the date
of the trusi deed ; or so many of said Slaves as
may he sufficient to raise the* mm dnft on said
tru.^t, and the expellees attending the sale. We
v* ‘II convey to tiic purchaser or purchasers of said
slaves, the title vested in us an trustees.
RICHARD ANDEKSOtf, }
JESSE fliGGINUJi'H /VM, > r,""ee*
August 31._ 4 vv
] I'--' kVool SALT.—For kale, 2000 bush
1 J els l.i%r.p,(,l S^ilt, on hoard the H.ig i Jan
cy and Mary, at liermud . Hundred.
y .l At US C A NTil'JXY
August 28
' * * I ICE —/ hereby fornx nr r. nit per tout nohat
4 , e r r, fro *n employing t1.» bo irt/ten uadi r my
iont! ou! in bringing bach lnu.it, Jiiiti /, ic.hmond or
rtrenvhe-e at I nvitl not be retptiiuibit [ .r any lot*
list (lined I hr I toy.
n JVdHNLk LEWIS.
September 4*.
i THE BKOA1) ROCK.
JOCKEY-CT.UB KACEr», will commence on
Monday, the 24'h day at September next.
The first day, a JV/ieat Sweep Stake (or three
years old Colts and Fillies, running mile heats ;
entrance 50 bushels, half forfeit, 7 colts eRteied,
subscription closed. Also, will he run for, the
same day, mile heats, an eleg-n' Silver Cup,
worth $ 120 ; free for all untried 3 and 4 ytai
olds’, running mile heats. To this there are four
subscribers and 5 or more t» make a race—sub
scription to close the 20th of September.
The second day, the Jockey Club Pune of 500
■ S—4 mile heats.
The third day, the Proprietor's Pune of S200,
3 mile hvala
The fourth day, a Sweep Stake for 3 ye ar old
colts and fillies, running two mile, heals, entrance
TOO S. half forfeit—to this stake, there are 8 sub
scribers and closed. The weights of those ra
ces will be agreeable to the Fail field Jockey
Club weights ; the money for the Jockey Club
and Proprietor’s purses, will be paid op to the
winners by the proprietor of the fi «ld As this is
the first race of the present club, thenr mbe)*
are requested to attend at the Broad Rock T tv
ern the evening of the first day’s race, for the pur
pose of forming rules and regulations for the go
vernmentof the club.
The following toll will be collected at the g »te«
each day :
Four u heel carriages, {5 1 00
2 do do 0
Persons on horse back, 0 25
Do un foot, 0 121
JOHN WORSHAM,
Proprietor of the Field.
N B. Any person wanting b aithann the race
field, w ill apply to lliuj 11*11, who wiliact forme
in my absence. J, \y,
August 31. 6
NOTICE—Not withstanding the death ot Mr
Andrew Nicolaon, the lirm of JNicolson,
Hcth Js. Co will continue (agreeably to their at
tides of co*partneiy) until the first of Jmiury
next, when it will expire : In tin* mean time, tne
business w ill he carried on as usual, by tin- sur
viving partners, at their office, in this p| trC
A>1 those indebted to that firm, or to Nico|son
and Ileth, are desir d to come forward and set
de their accounts on or before the first day of No
vember next : Otherwise, suits will he institu
ted, without discrimi lation. against all those who
lad to secure the^r respective bullance* Those
who have claims against the said concerns will
cull for payment. Timely notice will he given n!
the firm under which the r.ew y ear will com
iTieuce, who will continue to supply their enato
nicr* with the choicest coal; their prospect for the
ensuing year, being more than usually flutierini:
n inky hk 77/,
HI-'VEkLV KAN no J,p’E
EDA InD D. DIGGliS.
Manchester, Scp». 7. tlNov
A SERVANT who can be uih recoinmuT
* V ded. will find a situation with a private
Gentleman by applying alibis Oilier,
i i ScpL-ST if j
SALE, on Tliuoday, the fiistof Nov.;
i“ *t 0,1 the pi .'iinst s, hi LmrSuun countv, the
’I# ACT OF LAtfl), on whi' h the Lie Judge
Jones resided i c s:sting of about 2000 acres.
L lit s on I.itUe River, ten miles from Leesburg,
uiil 33 from Aiex oid. iu and George*Town ; i<>
remarkably well wu'etcd ; hi*s at least 60 acres
well set with Timothy, t»nd 300 adapted to its cul
tore ; has 2 merchaot milL in its neighborhood,
the farthest not inoie. th.n iwo miles distant, and
the turnpike from Alexandria, passing through a
corner of it.
As the Land was accurately described, in a
former advertisement it is unnecessary to be more
particular in tliis. It will be divided into lots of
different dimensions, to suit those who may he
iticiiiu-'d to purchase. A credit of one, two mid
three years will he allowed—the purchaser giving
bond with approved security, and a trust on the
Land, to s * ure the pai ment
JAMES MOV ROE.
Alliema'le, Augusi 31 tils
LAND FUR SALE—By virtue of :» decree
of the Superior Court of Chancery tor the
Richmond District,—mill be offered for tale at
the town cf Caira, on onday the 27:h day of
August next, that valuable TRACT OF LAND,
belonging to the estate of P terfitdd Trent, dec’d
containing by estimation, 783 acres lying in the
county of Cumberland, 'in Willis river and ad
joining the town of Caira, for the purpose of
raising a sum of money therein mentioned, due
and owing to tile estate of Alexander Trent,
dec’d the contiguity of this land to the town of
Caira ; where there is a Merchant M 11, which
will no doubt, in a short time oe in complete re
pair, and const quentiy wilt require a large quail
titv of wheat, i*c. as well as a tobacco inspec
tion—and being at the head of the navigable
waters of W ltlis’s river, render ii oik of the most
desireable tracts of land in that part of the coun
try. Added to tiics?, the land is of excellent
quality, and well adapted to the culture of to
bu on, wheat, corn, &c.
Previous to the day of sale, tins land will he
1 .id off in 1 its, and sold to suit purchasers—and
the terms of sale liberal, only <<nc third will oe
rvquired when the deed is made, and one, two
and three years for the balance; Bonds and se
curity wdl be demanded, secured by a deed of
rust if required Ly the COMMISSIONERS.
July 20. tds
•£j* The sale of the above mentioned properly,
s unavoidably p<"s>tponed till Wednesday the 26'.li
of next month, at which time it will certainly
take place.
August 21 tds
1 TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. Elop
ed from Mr. James Smith, about the mu'
die nt M .y last, a slave, named SAM, who ha
been employed for several years past in that gen
tleman’s Uake-Housc.
S A is about l wehiy four or five years of age,
low ol stature, and not very bulky; of youthful
; appearance, a dark complexion, h countenance
| with an incessant smile, approaching to a grin,
; and thereby discovers a line set of teeth, which
he is not a little fond of shewing lie is slow of
speech, and when spoken to suddenly or quick
ly, stammers and hesitates exceedingly.—llis
.clothes not recollected.
Some time in August last, a note was given :
| him by the Subscriber, (who then wished to <1 is- |
i pose of him,) to lookout for a purchaser-It;
merely purported the terms ** lo any person re
(siding in Richmond, or it’s neighbourhood —'
j And as he has tht note still in possession, he I
1 will probably, under preten c of seeniug a mas- (
! ter, endeavor thereby to effect hts escape outoi
the State.
All masters ofvessels and others are, there
fore, forbid, at their peril, harboring or carrying I
j him off.
Tin- above re ward will be given, and all rea
j sonable charges allowed, if^jrought back in safe
ty to
JOHN KING.
Richmond, July 10 tf
Mercer County, Kentucky, July 29, loU3.
WHERE aS, anoui 2U years ago, 1 lent to
Davis Petty, of Halifax county, (now Pitt
sylvania.) Virginia, the sum of thirteen pounds
two shill.ngs, to purchase a Tract of Land of500!
acres, in Kentucky, of a certain Win. Brewer of
Virginia-in consequence of which, the said
Brewer assigned his right, in said land to me, af
ter which, 1 assigned the same to the said Petty,
in order that the patent might issue in his name ;
which business I transacted merely to oblige said
Petty, as my brother in 11w—therefore 1 caution
all persons from taking an assignment, or pur
chasing said Land from said Petty, as I consider
myself noways hound to make good the same,
should any be lost.
ISHAM PREWETT
August 31. w3 wJJ
AT a Superior Court of C lancery, holdcu at
the Capitol, in the City of Richmond, the
22d September, 1309
S timiel Donaldson, surviving partner of James
G. >son, Samuel Donaldson and Douglass II tmil
ton, merchants and partners, under the firm of
Gibson, I) .nahlsoo and Hamilton, Plaintiffs
Acaixst
Ale .void t Donald & John Mrrchie, surviving
executors, Mild trustees of Robert Donald, der.’d.
Dame' Wcisegar, executor of Joseph Weisegar,
who was also an executor of the said Robert Do
ll dd,decM oiul Tlmaas Augustus Taylor,
Defendants
THE defendant Daniel Wei#eg<ir, who is out
ol this country, and agiiust whom the plaintiff ap
pears to have procerd'.d in the mode pn scribed
by law. in such cases, not having entered his up
pearance & given security to perform the decree ;
the court on motion of the plaintiff, hy counsel,
doth take hi> hill for confessed as to that il fon
dant, and order one of its commissioners to ex
amine, state anil settle an account, of the adminis
tration of the goods, *nd chattels, and credits of
Robert Donald dec’d as well hy the said Daub l
Weiscgiras by his testator, the said Joseph Wei
s.gar, and make report thereof to the court,
with any speci .1 matter thought pertinent hy him
self, or required hy the parties to be specially sta
ted.
A Copy. Teste,
Wm W. I1ENIKG, c. o;
Commissioners’ Office,
Richmond 4. A hefitember, 1810
The parties concerned, are desired to take no
tice, that 1 have appointed Tu sday, the thirtieth
clay of October ncxi, for cat Tying into effect the
foregoing decretal order of court, on which day
their aUc- dam e is required at mv office, with all
their papers, accouus and vouchers, ready lor
examination and seitK nr'iii
Wm. FORRESTER, m c.
Sept 7. 18 w
irOitign.
Translated for the Baltimore American.
IMPERIAL DECREE.
Strasburg, May 28.-The following
are the provisions of the decree c. nstiuiting
the *• Maternal Society,” an extract of
which we gave in our paper ot yesier_
day.
1 iTJ.x—1st. Of the formation of a So
ciely of motherly charity
Art. 1 A society tailed the Maternal'
Society, shall be formed m our good city of
Paris, to be under the protection of the Em.
press.
The object of this Society shall be to af
fold succour to the poor lying-in women in
our empire j to administer to their wants
and to assist in the suck.ing ot their chil
dren. It shall have councils ot administra.
tion oigunztd in each of our forty tour good
cities
2d. It shall have, for each council of ad 1
ministration, allotted a (lis lie , the exient !
of which we shall determine, by the rep 11'
which shall be made us by our ministe. of
the interior tor that purpose, and wt-idi J
shall compose the cities which wi 1 p.moi
pate of the succours afforded by each cjUh j
cil.
3d. The number of ladies who shall
compose the Maternal S ciety is fixed at
1.000 They sliail receive brevets s gi.ed bv
the Empress. fa y
■iih Ladies who wish to become mem_
hers of the Maternal Society, will make
known then intentions in writing to the
Secretary or the prefectures or sub„prefec^
tures, or to those ot the bishoprics, or at the
municipality of their abode.
5th The Maternal S ciety shall have 1.5
dignitaries; a council general at Haris, four
vice presidents of the counciLgeneral; coun
cils of administration in each ot our good ci
ties; a secretary ..general and treasurer.,
general at 1 arts; and local treasurers in
the other cities.
The vicc..pr* sidents shall he < hosen from
among the 15 dignitaries-The Secreta
ry general who snail be our grand almoner,
and ilie treasure! general shall be compre
hended amongst the dignitaries of the soci
cty.
Gth. The council .general shall be com.,
posed ot 100 ladies chosen from amongst
the members of he society, to wj. ; ,Wo in
rachot the cities of Hordeaux, Florence
Hiussels, Genoa, Lyons, Marseilles, Hoo.e’
Houen and 1 min ; one in each of oui other
g-od cities, and 4d in our g *1 city of Ha
ri*. 7
Tib. The Empress shall preside in the
council general and in the council of admi
nisffation of our good city ot Haris.
Kdi. 1 he council general shall c< . resnond
w.H. the councils of administration, which
shall he established in each of our other
CMtes.
y h. They shall assemble tvvice a year
to take cognizance of the affair of the Soci’
tiy ; to regulate the distribution „f the funds
between the di fie rent councils of adminis
trillion ; and to receive the general reports
»ml the accounts of the rrn ipt* andexntn
cts thereof iroin ihe treasurer general.
lb ii. 1 hree subscribers, c»t*>-,en from a
rnongst tlie men win, have subscribed to as
r,nt io the acts ot bniifiocnr» of the society
shall be designated as counsellor* of the
coiom.ti.ee of adminis ration of our good ci
•yot l aris, to h- Consulted and ad.,tried!
to the sittings whenever it shall be deem#d
’ necessary,
^ T.tle II. Of the fund* Of the five,
11th The subscription or the ladies com .
p .si >g pi-. Maternal tv<ciety, i , (-v,-fi ...
SUO Iralies. • C H'
l^th. Ladies who will not be men.bets of
the socie'y ; associations,corp.nations or o
thcrs who wish to subscribe, will sign their
names tor one or more subscriptions at u.e
offices of the secretaries of lie bishops,
prefectures, sub prefectures and mayoi al
lies, as above described in article 4
13th. Ladies composing the council gene
ral at Paris, shall be chosen from amongst
those who shall have taken two subscripti
ons. The ladies of the committee of admi
nistration shall be chosen from amongst
tliosg who have taken tour subscriptions,
i lie counsellors of the committee of admi
nistration shall be taken from am nig rue
m« n who have taken six subscriptions. The
vice presidents shall be chosen from among
the ladies who shall have taken ten sub
scriptions.
14'h. When the place of any member of
die thousand composing this society shall
become vacant, the lady replacing it shall
tie chosen from amongst the ladies not mem
bers of the sociery who shall have subscrib
ed for one nr more shares.
15ih. Willing to put the society in a si
tuation to extend the advantages of the in.
stitution, we shall make a donation forever
of 5CO COO francs from the rents in the
Ci re at Book, which shall arise iroiu the
funds of our extraordinary domains, and
inscribe in the name of the said Society.
16 h 1 lie society is one: all the receipts
of whatsoever nature they may be, and
whatever may be their oiigin, shall he col
lected together in order to be sent back, on
deliberation of the general committee, a_
mong the committees of administrations of
the several cities.
17 h. The annual accounts of receipts
anil expenditures, and tlie general i*tports
upon all the pr ceedii-g, of the society shall
lie printed with a list of the subscribers,
and of the associations corporations, or in
dividuals not subscribers who shall have
been donors to the society.
1 itlk III. Duftosi'ions of its Exe„
cution
lo h. 1 he sta*eof the subscriptions which
shall have been received at the ofit es of
tlie secretaries of the bishopric, shall be
transmitted every fortnight, reckoning fr<>-u
the fitst .,f June, and comprising tlie 15 It
July, by the bishops to the minister ul tho
interior.
1 he state ot the subscriptions received at
the office of the secretary of sub prefecture
and mayoralty, shall be sent at the same
time by the sub-prefects and mayor*, to >he.
prefects, who shall transmit them, with he
sttite ot their subscriptions inscribed to tlie
offices ot the secretaries of the prtfec.
tures.
These accounts shall be transmitted by
the minister ot the interior to the Secretary
general of the society.
19 .h Between the 15th July and 11th Au
gust, the list of 1000 ladies composing ’he
society shall be determined upon the
Empress, w ho shall name iron this list, the
fifteen dignitaries; the four vice president?;
the ladies of the council general, and those
ol tiie councils of administrations.
20th. The council genera! at its first ses
sion shall deliberate upon the mode to be
adopted for the organization of the coun
cils of administration and for the distribu.
tion of succours.
21st At the same time shall be submit
ted a statute of rules concerning the duties
of the members of the societ\ ; th* rules of
admission for assistance, and the conditions
necessary to obtain it.
I ne>e rules shall be confirmed in our
council of state, as those of the benevolent
establishments
2‘J'i The Maternal sortie*} hall receive
If g oes and dntmi s, by fulfil g the for
mal! i*s pre.'cubed by the la s ...d ordi„
nances.
(Signed ) N \POLEON.
Bv the Emperor
The Aliniater Sec'r i/ of Sa e.
(Signed) II B. I‘ukk o*- Bassano.
From the National Intelligencer.
[We extract the following pa net s fron Cob
bett’s Political Uegister of the 23-1 of June,
1810. The known laconism of H.>napartc
is a strong argument against the genuine,
r.ess of the letter ascribed to hint ; lor he
seldom has condescended to detail ’he tea.
sons for his actions, much less to apol.*."
gise for them. He they, however, spuri
ous or genuine, there is no doubt, from
the manner in which they are introduced,
that the British Editor deems them genu
ine.]
OFFICIAL PAPERS.
INTERCEPTED CORRESPONDENCE^
Letter from Aa/io/ron to the Queen oj Si^
ci/y, u/ion the Oceanian of the union he
hud contracted with her niece, the Arch
duchess Maria Louisa.
[I was inclosed in a letter from Madam
Beuiet, dated Paris, the 27th Fthni-jry,
toliei hu band the colonel ol the 17 h rrL
g nietP ol I ght infantry, in ihe*exnnd di -
vision of he set ond coqis of the French
army in Spain, and . as ioteretped by t! c
light parties at'aclw d to the army «»f the
lift ^ 1 lie otigu.al :s in the possession of
his Excellency the maitpiis of Ki.iniam, to
whom it was deli vei e»!. j
Letter from Madame Peurct to her hus
band
My dear and g.>..d biend ’ I have just vc
ceived a pretty large packet inclosing a
ic:ter for myself, one lor M Cierisit, a»o„
ther for the Mayor of La Uivirtu, and a
fourth f<»r M. Dr Harthiky. I am verygDd
that y. u have written to the last nienibWd,
as my papa had just received a letter from
him, Complaining of your silence, i.d ex
pressing his fe.us, that yon would imitate
yonr protector, mid forget him. He is much
attached to you, and will wri e to you as
soon as we have informed him t ibe nntii,.
y er of your corps and division V >u say no
thing Concerning your heal'h ; but I n«
cluGtt that you aiy CrnpDtely iec.>v* d
from jour t requesting the lodge* of the i <v*
masons. Mine is g»> d. notw it it standi ^
| cold we expeiience here. Papa aid,,.' ,
are very well, and Eugene better * *
tor os. IJe is coutmually Ulkinj