The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-04

Lation is already made public. 1t is ftamped
with character oefraakueis and evidence which
bears conviction to every mind. The frft depo-
ftion of the accutcd all agree in the principal
points, as to the participation of the Engllh 90
vernncnt, as to the arrival OF the conipirators
IN France, to their deigns and as TO their con-
ferences. 1t is not for us to diicufs faSJs which
are Till depending before an impartial tribunal {;
we coniider this great affair only in political
point Of view, and in as far as it relates to the
Eaglith government, which is 70 deeply impl-
Gated in it.
June II.
The council of fate of the Italian Rebnblic
has decreed, that a monument ihall he raii.d to
the glory of Bonaparte, Emperor of the French,
the founder and reitorer Of the Italian Re5ubc,
and that his acceion to that dignity fhall be TO-
Jenny celebrated on the 10th Augut, the day OF
ST. Napoleon.
Moif of the bihops have already addreiIed
to the faithful of their dioceie mandate or
dering foiemn thanksgiving for the accefiion of
Bonaparte to the dignity of Emperor of the
French.
Letters from Conftantnople, of the soth A
prii, fate that the French miniter General Bruno
was highly fatisfied with his laIt conference of
the Refs EGendi, on the fubiect OF the ndemni-
hcatons he hadrequired in favour OF his country
men on whole property an embargo was laid
during lait war in this audience the imperial
duties on French merchandise were definitiyely
iettled to the iatisfaStion of both parties a
flight coolne(S had before fubGfted between the
French anbaiiador and the Ottoman miniGer
which has entirely ceaied ince this conference.
1t is added that the Ruiian ambanador had late
ly paid Il Wifi to General Bruno. Some time
had elapfed fince theie miRifers had feen each
otter before.
A pamphlet has lately made its appearance in
the North of Germany entituled, &c Reflections
upon tie Coglpiracy denounced at Paris the 27t5
Pl11'oif, year 10, and the Jilljeqnent epeptJ. 1t
bears vihble marks of being the work of fome
.miferable underling of MIR. BRAKES.
BY advices from Berne we find that II. E. the
Landamman, after announcing to the different
Cantons the change which has taken place i'm
France, added that he conceived it to be his du
ty and the mterett OF his country to fend an ex-
traorlinary courier to H. l. NJ. with the com
plin,ent of the Helvetic confederation.
A Flotilla of so fail, 10 of which were Gun
Boats, failed from Calais on the 18th inf. for
Bouogne where it arrived in fafety, in fpite of
the Englih attempting to lay obhacles in its
way.
At the end of the Mandate which the Cardi
nal Archbiihop of Paris has jut publiihed, or
derIng public prayers, on account of the accef-
fon of the Emperor, we read the following let
ter which His Imperial nlajeRy has written to
his Eminence.
"My Couhn, the happiness of the French has
ever been the Object ofny dearett thoughts, and
their glory that of all my labours. Called by di.
vine Providence and by the contribution of the
rePubic to the Imperial power, fee in this
new order of things, only greater means TO &c.
cure at home and abroad the national dignity
and PROPERTY. l rely with confidence on the
powerful inccour of the Mott High. He will
infpre his ninifters with the delire of fecondine
me with all the means in their power. They
will enlighten the people with wife Instructions,
by preaching to them the love of their duties.
obedience to the laws, and the practice of ali
chrinian and civil virtues. They will call down
the biei!ings of Heaven upon the nation and the
fupreme Chief of the State. / write this letter
TO you rncr ~ tell you tn2t as loon as you have
received it, you lha caufe to be flung Vene C,,ea.
for and the TIE Deum in all the churches of your
diocete; that you fhall invite to the prayers
which viii be read in your church, the authoii-
ties which are accufomed to aflitt at fuch cere-
monies and that you ihall cauie to be read du.
ring the exhortation in all the churches of your
diocefe, the organic fenatuS confultum of the
2sth Floreal latt. Anurng myielf that you will
excite by your example the zeal aud piety of all
the faithful of your diocefe. pray God to
keep you, My couin, in his holy and worthy
Sare.
Written at st. Cloud, the 1T Prairial year /
(Signed)
NApOTGON