The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15


(Signed) CAMBACERES.
The grand judge miniiter of iuitice.
(Signed) REGNIER.
LONDON, July IL.
- We this day continue our extracts from the
Paris Journals, which reached us yefterday to
the 4 # init. With refped to the execution of
the conipirators, they communicate no new de-
tails OF intereit. The imperial letter of pardon,
IN which the CorGcan commutes the capital
punifhment of eight OF them for deportation af-
! ter four years imprisonment, is not lefs remar-
kable for its affeetation of feniibity, than the
various acts of hypocrify with which the tyrant
has too frequently attempted to MAX his cruel
ty, and to paiate his tanguinary deeds. Who
is there that avoid feeling either indignation
or contempt at the impudence of he uGirper,
when he dares to talk of the " clcuency which
he has always held in Gngular prediction"
In the baniihment of Moreau to the United
States, we ihrewdy fnfpeet fome trick, not I'M
worthy of the acknowledged clen,eney of his inn
peral .majeity. 1t is highly probable that he
ing to that part of the American Continent.
Houfs Of Commons, July z, 1904.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer delivered
the following meaage;
&c. R.-His majefy relying on the expert
enced zeal and affection of his faithful commons,
and confidering that it may be of the utmoft
Importance to provide for fuch emergencies as
may arife, is deGrous that this Houfe will enable
him to take all fuch meafures as may be necef-
! fairy, to difappoint or defeat any enterprize or
de6gn of his enemies, and the exigencies of af-
fairs may require.
July Is.
Every po1ible meafure is taking TO render
! the ceremony of the Ufurper's Coronation fpen-
did and impoling; and the Mayors, of the thir-
ty-iix chief Cities of his empire are to afIift at
the ceremonial, and to lend their hands in fix
ing the crown more firmly on his head.
The lat accounts from Vienna reach to the
gift ult.-I'hs Emperor of Germany, not con-
tent with Tending an Envoy Extraordinary to
congratulate his new brother of France, will
alto, it is mentioned, difpatch an Anbafiador
for the eXprefspurpoie of aiiting at the rhperi-
al Coronation. The French Funds are at So
! Cloths.
The gallant Earl of MORA is about TO be hon
CURED with the fair hand of that beautiful herefs,
| the Counties of Loudon. The nuptial ceremo-
ny is expected TO take place at Vifcounteis
Perth's in Gro.venor-fuuare, in the courfc of
few days. The Lady is in her 22d wear; ihe
pofIeGes one hundred thouaud pounds in fund
ed property, and comfortable freehold eftates
in the North.
| July IA.
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40 gun vefeis and boats, OF which feventy late
ly came down the Seine. Letters from the Bri-
tith fquadron employed in The blockade Of that
port, fate, that expectations are entertained by
our officers Of a. attempt being fhortly made
by the enemS to force psIage along fhore.
A report prevails at Dover, that nearly one
hundred fail. Of the enemy's gnn-boats, under
convoy of Hoop, have within thefe few DAYS
effected their eicape from Boulogne to Cher
bourg. They proceeded 70 near in fhore, that
it was mpof1ible for our fips either to intercept
them, or in any material degree to interrupt
| their progrefs. We trult that the fmall craft
now fitting out to annoy the enemy in ftoal wa
ter, will be fitted out with all pofIible expedite
! OH.
The moment appears to approach when it
will be impellIbIe any longer to avoid ferrous
rupture with the court of Madrid, and we ap-
prehend that ore with Portugal will take place
| at no great length of time from the former. Can
it be denied that Britiih fubjeas in both thefe
countries have been Narrated and infulted, while
the fubjeets of France are treated with extraor-
| binary indulgence, and even the laws Trained
and violated for their accommodation and in
tereft! Private letters alto fate, in pofitive
terms, that commercial treaties, highly iniuri-
Gus to our trade, have been concluded between
| Spain and Portugal and his Imperial Maiefy
! Bonaparte. The beft informed politicians have
long doubted the Wifdom of our inactivity with
reipeet to thefe countries, in whole councils the
| fiat of the nfurper is every thing but we be-
leve that very fhort time will elapfe before the
reaions and grounds OF this inactivity mutt be-
come the fubieet Of public dfcuifion.
To the protect of Louis 18th, againft Bona
parties affirming the title of emperor of the
| French, may be added the refufal of Ruhia to
recognize him with that title.
According to the laft accounts from Rome, a
| demand has been made OF his holinefs, in confe-
quence of which the Pope will grant full pow
| ers to Cardinal Fetch to crown, in his name, the
emperor of the French.
IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE.
The Moniteur, NU. ls4, having aFerted, that
! NJ FGsFt, ti,e Engiifil miniiter at Madrid, in
| conversation with the Prince of Peace, had faid,
that alaihnation and murder are lawful in the
prefent Fate of things, to fave England from the
extraordinary fituation in which it is placed -
the Ength miiiifter demanded of the Prince of
Peace, that lie ihould contradict the calumny-
But this Spaniih mini1er, waved the fubie6t, by
attributing the affertion to an unofficial Gazet-
teer, of which no police ought to be taken, FIRE.
| re perGfted in his demand ; and drove the vaf.
fal Of Bonaparte into fnall corner.
The Correspondence, Gays the Sun) between
! the Bntifh minifter at the court of Madrid, and
the Prince of Peace, relative to the Infamous az
| portions in the Moniteur, imputino E.ptiments