The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-07
" Mogere ct TAaiie r.poiea, dun. ce ton.a:.ua

tire OF crown OF laurel, aio surrounded tef Il tse
diitanee OF tx inches, with wreath or olive Up
on the back and front of she Carriage two pa branch
es Will iurrounc the letter N. in the Roman cnarac-
ter. The doors viii Dc oriianeLted with wreath
oil oak enc!olg crown formed of xteen nars ia the
nidit OF winch will be much larger than the rea
IN the thare of Srols OF Honor ai.d inc oGng tue
letter N All tine Inferior parts of thv carriage will De
iurroundeo with rich wreath o. laurel, and the
ground will be paricne with bees The imperial.
OF exterior Wilde covered withgreenvelvet sndH
be accompanied bytwo brsnches,one of olive. the other
ot laurel, forming regular oval, with = far III RI.
middle. AL thee enbroideries will be in gold tie
degns ct the enbroderies, we'll exterior as interior
are by NJ La Grange.
The mountain Tunguragua, which form. part of
the Wait bet OF mountains in the Weitern iennif-
ph-re has oees lately coverea TO have been depre-
led about 200 yards by the earthquake in tina. quarter
in 1857.
In every part of Ireland the u;moa fpirit i, e,-
ertad to improve AID ;.,creafe the l.sn uianulac-
ture.
A;gzve,lar, under ths protection Of the spanilh
Government, HIS purlued direction hitherto ,na,-
tempted. He has gone from Popayan to Almager,
and from thence Patio, i;.uated 4. The foot of
capacous volcano The narrow paIcs in this d,ria
more retemble the artificial galleries of mine than
the ordinary forms preiented by nature The inhab-
.ants OF hefe deferts live bata.as root rcicmble
ing IN iubtanoc as well in name, cue of the COM
'i'Ohep P'oiuSiiohs cl our gardens. when the
duce OF the!e is deficient, they are fuppored by the
trunk of little tree, which they call achup.s but"
iays the itcneran moa, this tree being the natural
food OF the bears oil the Andes the hungry natives Of
ten dpute with theie animals the prize on which ey-
iitence depends"
The Propoied ImPregnable Battery is the invention
OF Mr.. John Giileipie, u native of Scotland Weur-
deritand that meeting was held on Wsdnefday, with
this ingenious, perfon Mr.. Pits houie a, Putnev
and that 1t is intended Immediately to garry his proe
INTO execution. The Firit Lord of the Admiralty,
Sir Sidney Smith, and ieveral other perions met the
inventor at the Chancellor of the Excheqacrs On the
oecaiion; ard certain craft in the River we're pointed
out on which the machinery i. 10 be ere9e; We
believe this feheme is brought forward under
tae particular recommendation of Sir Sidney
Smith.
III very much to be regretted, that however icc,
iui our ihps the French coat have hceu in teyers
important conteils the bravery Of our framen and
the conduct Of their officers have often been iiap-
pointed IN their efforts attack the foe, by the inf
perabie obrutions the nature of The coat p-sfepted
10 our hPping. 1t is preumed that this Battery is to
be eontrocfed upon veiIes drawing very little wafer
40 that our marrierS, under its protection may ap-
proaeh the force OF the Eneny, and fpread THAI de-
tructioI which viii utterly defeat the enterprise
, m which their councils have been 10 long occupi
ed, and to which their have been 70 lone delhi
ned
The Battery is 20 coutrved as to De bomb proof /;
and will carry 50 FOUNDERS of pieces of ordnance of
any cabre; II moves axi. 20 any point OF the
compass with the utrloh facity and it is provided
with an optical tube, by which the engineer greatly
ailted In the direction OF MS fire. Such, we under
tand are the advantages of this drfcoyery, and we fin
ce.ely with MAY anier the representation given Of
II by thoe whole judgment we have no reaon 10 uuef
tlon While the Philosopher will lament tho new ey
Pediens fer human deftruGfion which i,uenn,v
may conrive, the Politician will neglect 10 avail
avail hIlef or thoie means OF defence which are Of
tered 20 fupply the mott eea,la means of public fecu
| rity.
Letters from Utrecht ftate, that ,h. Camn a. zevn
mas been completely inundated The troops were n
bged TO fly in every dre6fon and all the tents
wsihed away, particularly the beautiful one bclpno;p
60 General Marmont
letter from Paris the 29;h ult fays, "Tha firG
occupation Of Fouche, nce his return to the Npiirv
OF Police, is to cruih what Bonaparte calls the
OF Generals, which IS the only one he now t.e,s 70
dread; but, to be able do TO- he mutt invent forne
new plot, and Pnbih acts of Conlpiracv and new
lifts OF Prescriptions agant pretended Conlprators in
which thoie Generals flpetfed or hated by him are
nerPated- It IS already reported, win confidence
by EoDapartes favorites, that tail of the late ROYAL
IoniPracy has been found out, much to be apote-
hended, and as delerving punhment as the BODY
oil It, The particulars are, however, no, mentioned ;
and every party therefore pubies them according TO
MS own notions wiihes. The only ching known "a
that the late RoyaLft Chief, Count de Rourmcnt who
IN January 1860, made his peace with the Confular
Government, and was, in the December following.
contrary 10 the Treaty, arreted and fent to the Ct
del at Re!ancon, where he remained fut w. in the
beginning OF this month was Carried TO the Temple
Where he I'LL remains acced of being At the head of
anew confp;racy, in which La Horie, Macdonald
5ouhaTn Lecourbe, Salm and Bonneau and other ce-
LIBERATED Generals, who have fought under Pchegru
and Moreau, are inculpated, or fad to be TO- Even
Generals Regnier and Dehoiles are mentioned rs fuf-
peeted OF belonging the Faction Of Generals: and
though itl employed, watched BY other Generals
N whom BcnaPArte confides. La IIorie, Sarn, and
Bonneau are confined in the Temple but Macdonald
and Lecourbe are excd forty leagues from Paris &
remain un: further ORDERS under the infection and
responsibility Of the Police Commaries Of their place
OF exile thas been reported that they were TO be
tired but 1t is now commonly believed that Bona.
parte has no other obe ia view, than to force theft.
obnoxious Generals who have many friends and adbe-
rents in the army, to leave France and follow MORGAN
10 America"
!, is not generally known that there is now Foct
OF theep at Botany Bay, nearly fixteep thoufand in
number, the progeny Of few Spanih and other exo-
&c heep, imported into that country they graze on
the plains of Paramata, thirty miles in the interior
country abcunding in rich Failures, lituated at the
'oot Of The mountainous diltri6t--Ths flock is the
property OF MIR. M'-Ar;hur, formerly Captain II,
me Regiment hasicned there. Confdcring this de-
irabe aeau!ition of cur manufactures in the prefsut
dePendeni Rate Of SPAIN he offered it to Government
at a certain ium per head The propoll has been re-