The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-01

obje4 fproht, diiercH, manner of uea,ias them
began to- prevail Somewhat before 1860, a eonide-
rablc manufacturer allotted backParour with fire
sox Tie ue OF his apprentices, and gave them twice
aday His fees eoiiiequence role hs her than had
before been known, from 25ol. TO 3Ool and he had
three 0. four apprentices time. The h,ghe fee
known as late rs 1863, was 5o0l. Within the isft
Syenty or thirty years the vaa increae of foreign
t-iie has caued many of the Manchester manufatau-
res to travel abroad, and agents partners to be
sred FOR conliderabe time the Continent as well
As foreigners reiide at Maneheaer And the town
has now in every refpea aIumel the ifye and man
ner o. one of the commercial capitals of Europe.
Il memorial baS been prsji0fed to toe French
s,,,cr:meat, ia sv6ic6 Il is bropeisd, that ea,s,y
French CifiSen, e1,ery year on the day Of his mar
y:ase, or TIE birth ef0 child, .Boul be oLHeed,
l.!der a fine Of mfr iVreJ, TO bLaut a ire in tire
'7.'igb6ourbo0d IF bis refa.nte; and that rvcry
parent gUi9oz0, Svidosver, jon and daughter, on
tbc day ot5e deceae ofteir relatives or friends,
are !oplaAt tres on keir graq'es, or NOT far Ac
saHt from, their places Of burial SbouI iris
memorial Be changed into asv, noi only fuel
cvoRla be CHEAPER, bit in ten yearJ there qvou!I be
timber eAo.gbjn France to 6ni!d 6cib .R2tilias,
ard a feet more poeveIfI and nnnerouJ tban
tbat of England; and igj?ead Of importing tim
6crorpIankS fran Rs5Fa, SzcE'!en and Denmark,
thy evonH be (s6Feiea.. 10 p,ouids Spain, Portm-
&c! and hay eritb tits rece1a,y article.
Daring TIE month Ne T9or, keteveen tie 2os5
OF Jine and tie 2otb of5uiy, nc les tb7e 90 Der-
fans committed i.ieiaej at Paris, ofsv6om tst,ea-
ty-.svo zvsrs zvo1aea. Eighteen di,o .,r7sd fe,u.
fbemje!zeJ, and te: E5ot t5emfkves. Anone
item the noR remarkable eva5 Jejtpbiae Bar
re, in The RI, s.. Do@iii3ae, cvbo liz a fit of
jealoaG, poijoneI her Is1;er AID atierzvardJ her,
El, but abprebenEq,e tbat tie teijon evouiI ba1,e
no e6i7, I1e. Rot berj.Lf through The bsn-t. II
letter upon TIE ta5ie explained The eauS of
this ra@ al. S5e qva5 js5e turned Of lfz,es-
teen, and an only child Of a ric5 evooi mer-
chant, Gvbo ms been mad epcr .E,.ce. Her
motbsr died Of tenv"JGons on tie day
ofber dangb.ers Jisiride. -An0tberEacids, Loa-
Is De Fay, aged f.vrnty-ouc, fell in loq,e suifb
bis OsvnGfer; 0Hd bis mother haVing AiEtoper-
ed bis incefuoHt PATTON, be poiioned tb-1r both,
and alters yards hanged bimEtLf In a letter to
tire Prefed Of Police, be- demanded TO be buried
IN the Jame grave qVisb biz Efer, svbieb has
been eo,.Ieafed 10. SIZE svas not quite fifteen.
Journal dc Paris.
France at prefcnt, is in los departments, and
Ali communcs, with 552l Juftices of the peace,
or cantons, divided into 81 enatores, or tribu-
nails of appeal, and 6 circles for Cohorts OF The
Legion of Honor; IN % foref ranges, and in 81
military dvions. Charts ofthefe divifions are
already prepared. To reftore the Church to
pace, is IN ob;eSt with the pTeffciit Emperor
Barra, Biihop of Meux, has been fent by his In,-
perial Majeity and the Cardinal Legate to diff
charge his religious functions in the diocefe of
poitiers, and has been fuccefsful in reconciline
to the unity OF the Church many Priens, who
had refafed to unite under the prefent ctabliih-
n,ent. The invafion of England has been fat
tered by all the allufions OF hifcry, as the dig
nifty Of the Emperor has been fupported BIZ the
talents OF de Ia L2nde, in the explanations of
foTe appearances in afronomy.-The gaZettes
faye this day, Seiperwick, near ST. Omers,
is the head quarters of the Emperor. It is wor-
Thy of remark that 90 centuries after the expe-
ditiou ofthe frft of The Cefars another Cefar for
the fame purpofe tof the invafion of England,
took up his quarters OIL the fame fpot.
Dublin pepper.
The famous traveller, Baron Humboldt, after
vht to his brother, at Rome, intends to travel
for twelve months in Turkey. He does not in
tend TO pubiifh his discoveries in South Ameri-
ca, until he has fsrilhed all his travels, which,
his friends fay, wit extend to Abyfina.
London paper.
LOUIS XvIiI-By thefollowng article it appears that
;is unfortunate prime, has at Ian fixed ms ref
dence at Calmar, Swedifh eaport of comfortable
treng.h, and of fome celebrity in the hiory of the
north. 1t is be prelumed that the cattle has been
repaired for dis reception, could not be fad to
be equal even to the ihattered and deplorablc for
plnes of the Compile de l'Ile-Thisp palace Rands on
onineHce about five fIrlongs from the town, and
was once occupied BY the luxurious Margaret but
was iudered to go into decay, and as late as the
year 1898, was actually OCCUPIED As 4 brewery or