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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-04
La@t G,ssjt 6 go.H,
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Returns from all the towns Of this Gate have
not yet been received: it is more than prnba-
BILE, however, that the JeGei. ION ana Clinton
ticket has iucceedcd. The Bolton Repertory,
which would DC happy to announce tbs contra
ry, poftively afierts that the republican eIet:so-
raj ticket had Z majority Of votes.
We have few returns ince Friday, Which
follow: we think there is no doubt hut Con-
neeticut and Delaware will be the minority az
the approaching determination Of the quettion
TOWNS REP FIN
100 In FRIDAYS paper oogg s766
5 Cheihire county Isl I4e
Hillf1orough do. l76 os
l Rockingham do. ~ PC
65os 6os9
Prefent republican majority ISL
About one hundred towns remain 70 be heard
from. Aar0r.s-
The following letter. is taken from Mr..
Relf'S Philadelphia Gazette. Rumour having
afcrbed It's publication 70 the Marquis de CA,
Yruo, that gentleman has requeGed the Eli, "
OF the Aurora sc TO declare that he hal no a.
gency whatever in the writing or puhl hing" it,
We are induced to infert it, net 10 rnu:h from
the credit we give TO its contents, d. fom the
indication it offers OF a renewal Of the my. o.
thy attempts recently made to prej,.Gice tire
public opinion the iubfGing rcIitiuns be-
tween our government and that of pain. Thofs
attempts were completely repealed by tie fa>is,
and the ditcufiion drawn forth to refute thur.
The reader, who has thett IL rec OLE ,ioil, needs
no further antidote to the grofs fIteho1da ard
INTERPRETATIONS with which the letter is re-
plete. He will remember that while rae claim
of the United States TO WeR Florida was fut-
tanned, as indiiputably Rowing from juft COM
ttruction OF the treaty ced.ag Louiiiana il was
dlitln6tly underit0od that no mcaf;Ir,s had been
| taken by the United States to obtain forcihie
potieilion of Florida, to precipitate any pend.
| ing negotiations relative thereto - NM. Is.
T6e letter stbieb appeared IN lie Ian Ed
| qlLirer, Under date of Baton ROUGE
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TIL. JEFFERSON.

BVoranayfc, in eogfqpeHs Of tie haasjr of Louifa4a
BY Spain 10 France.
Perhaps, reader! you are yourfclf the friend
OF fclence, and have imbibed fone tafte for its
captivating beauties. Perhaps too, YOU are an
American citizen your ftrong attachment to
your country may have combined itfelf with this
tate for intellectual refinement and You NAV
have anXioully dciired that Gome Others among
your countrymen could be induced alto to catch
the fame fcientfc fpirit, and partake of Gnilar
enioyments. Your mind fraught and animated
with this patriotic fentiment, has perhaps look
cd forward with delight to that eventfu epoch
when the arts and licences fhall foread over
your native country all their graces and i'm
provements, when every object which nature
has poured upon our continent lhall be com
pleatly tudied and underGood by our philofo-
pliers, and when thofe various powers which fhe
has put forth for the afiiltance of man, fhall be
entitled and employed by the American artihs
An hiitorical memory has perhaps fiIppsd you
with an accurate view of the improvements of
the mott civilized countries and an ardent fan
c. working upon fuch fine models, has enabled
you to conceive all the arts, the licences, and the
luxurious characters, which are hereafter 20 be
realized in this new world. Perhaps you have
faid, on this fpot lhal arife another Athens.
more highly improved and embeiihed by The
dicOveries of modern art. In it fllall b. diff.
played the vigorous mind of other Platos, tenn
p-red and directed by the experimental phofo-
pay of Bacon, and proplgating and simplifying
its influence by the alliance of great power
unknown to the ancieuts free prcfs. Every
where the profpeets of Improvement are expand
ed before your delighted fancy: and you antici-
pate that elyfan ezra, when the American natl
ON fhalibe hailed one ofthe wiet ,as it is now the
very frceitnatiou, on theiimface OF thcglobe. You
ardentiy with that this ezra had already arrived.
In contemplating the prcfent fate Of our CT
encc, you arc gricved 20 diicover, that e. much
u yet to be accomplished. But the truth does
not etcapc you, thar nations like individuals
muh pats through the feebleuels Of infancy, be.
fore they can arrive at the maturity of age, and
.yon are therefore dipoied to foaer every Gle.
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76r letter stbicb appeared IN lie Ian Ed
7nireT, under date Of Baton Rouge.
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Preient republican majority 4S4
About one hundred towns remain TO be heard
from. >g1,or.z
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BY FRANCIS TOILET from New-York) between
Meiirs Bohn * iIubner's and MIR. Charles Spen-
GERS, Main-itreet, Richmond, where he offers for
lale an alIortrlent OF
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IN SENATE.-A quorum was formed, snl
Creed Taylor, Elq. appointed Speaker.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-03

less It is construed Sc, as te charge IL
with making wantpn and u]nprovoked .p
gressslon on her property. Does any 4.
merican believe that such is the natural
and obvious construction OF this tfeatvs
That the measure ofour degradation nigh,
be more, Mr.. Dawson Must be sent tn.
harbingerot our minister. to a nation which
had added insult TO injury. But he probs.
bly, desired to %trave'!, become acquainted
-with,foreisn fashions, pa the homage ofhi,
high respect to Tom Paine and thought
his private interest required the Presiden,
to dstrav his expcnces from the national
treasury, ulter prctence Of carrying the
t1eaty. Dn ,nsse and other fiscal acts Of
Mt. Jeferson, ~hiyh, / have mentioned,
and shall more Particularly notice, show
that economy,is his f%lvorite virtue? Do
they rot rather display a total disregard to
our p~ationa! Hei{are. y
We have conci,eiy copilered the inau
gural ispeech of the ;pre sdent. a tinsel.
led mockery Of the understanding of the
nation. Whether the result of our compa.
rison Of his actions, with it is uoe a com.
plete picture of Inconsistency, a ~virtaou,
and enlightened community must Judge,
HUME.
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FiUe DolLcrs Reunrd.

FOR apprehending and committing TO jail, o.
bringing home ALSE, a Negro woman who ree
away on Tnefasy morning the 18th mt. She il
about so years of age, Of middle fsze, dark
brown complexion, her nofe higher thar ,hole
common TO negroes; ihc ,oek with her a%.sstiety
9t clothing,
Her mother, NINNY, about so years OF
age a aout black woman, has been ,ua
away tos ABOUT s years. She was for fan.timt
jim Alexsndaa, cslie! her name Winny Buckacr,
and once hired kcrfeitto a Mr.. Sutton of that
place: She has d:ace been heard Of at Baltimore.
Itis likely Alfe has made for Fredericm Irg, 70
make her cfczpr to her mother.
III beth are secured, 70 that / get them again,
] viii give Thirty Dollars.
Richard Norris.
Culpep7rr Cont Houfs,
Jsly Is. d,st
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I. Foher, Teacher.
MAYORS OFFICE,

Alex. 24Ih tlly, 1904
SEVERAL Of the p,opnesess Of geound il
shc iqlase compsehended oct*csn King, Wa1er,
Prince and uaion &reegs, having negIcael4o
fill Up the ia1sc to The SPECULATION of shs fuee:s,
agresahiY 60 an order of Gpuacil dassd The aod
~plano; the SapcTiatea1ant OF. Police is HEREBY
directed &c pasf.r n the duty required, at1os tx
pence of the Corporations and ATS wards Tore
cover the amauot thereof tram Ii. dctauttcfs re
fpettigeIy, n the manner p,elrstbed Zoe tn. raco-
very of other public claims
Ekfha C. Dick,
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Aasuaa.
PSALMODY TAUGHT.

[e-E4.
TIE. fubfcriber i enabled from authentic ia
formation. to announce to the young iaAies and
gentlemen of Alexandria. that Mr.. Keller, who
lately taught vocal muiic in this place, has de-
clincdr returning. He, therefore, f@oliciss the pa
fronsge of thole who win TO be inttfuaed IN the
.icience ard al, of Pfdlm> dy and afures them that
no ~sxsrtion, on he's part, hslIb be omitted &c rem
der the Schoci p!csfag otae pupils, and coadu
Give to the objects OF It's infitusian. 1heiecond
quarter of TIC School viii commence on Monday
evening The 9th inaanr, snd wiilcontinne to bc
open as uiual, every Monday, Wetne.d.y, and
Saturday evening. Terms Of Tuition may be
kaowu by application so
!. Fofer, Teacher
n. B. Ladies ard Gentlemen> deiirous Of W.T.
netting he perforraauce of the School, are invited
20 ATTEND 90 The fit Wedaeiday evening" Of every
month; a. that time oosy viii be let apart Tor
the admlGion Of yi6fors sssli other times the
doors viii be clofd and no lps6fdsc;8 admitted,
Augut / d.
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To M Rented.

THE HOUSE torass'y occopsed by the fub
Ecrther 90 Woa- rafees. tasingeevesy coayeai
ence fe~ q gcaerrs faal;y, wi,ha iasse freiuc
~siyr garden gre Rtrsriaa healthy and rae aonfc
rsna,k.5iy ossa iny4he taGaracs fsasaa. Fof pzI-
tcs;sn aEqSy Ga
Joint c. yeasli,
fars
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XIV
PALACE OF Sr. CLOUD.
Is Prairfa! gear IL.
Napoleon, blythe grace ofGod and the
constitutions of the republic, emperor Of
the French wishing to distinguish his a'
c@ession to the empire by acssot indulgence
and benefcence.
Upon the report of the ministers having
heard the counciol of state, DEGREES:
TITLE I.
The sitting at liberty Of the individuals Gu
demned buhe correctional police, 10ho az
emily confned Jy tie payment Of thar
fines, and exbences.
+, ARTICLE FIRST, The individuals nov
in confnement by virtue OF judgmertd
the correctional police, and who have r.
manned SO until the expiration of the period
stated in their sentence, and who are sdl
confined or liable to be'so, after the s2.
period, in default of payment of the hae a
expenses, shall be dispensed from payla!
the said expenses or fines, snd set at iOaT
ty at the expiration ofthe time fixed tor t'
penalty.
G9ITLE IT."
STATE Ge5.ors constrained0r Ed5Ie t. be are"
ed.4vh0 maybe discharged fam Mfarfa'
II. The ministers of the public treasa'
end of the finances shall make a reports
the emperor on each Of the indi'iduH
eonEned for debt, on the demand Of the'
gent of public treasure of the pubic al
gat!herers, in order for his majesty to n
iermine who are those who may o5tDI
by favor OF CIRCUMSTANCES, their enid!t
nent or discharge from arrests, and
conditions on which they may obt4ln
or the other.
rETtE III.
Paymentby the treasurer Gfthe ct7i EA
thenur3e exbcnces das dy the fnha51&
of Paris, and efAs j~grisaicIon TIER:
vh9 shaA6e he'd incapable gpay!a5 ~
themselves.
HI. The sums due to the nurse oH"1
the CRY and Jurisdiction OF Paris, tf0n3
18th Brumsire, year 8, % the p0'fs",
theirs and mothers, shall be paid on 81
discharge By the treasurer Of the CIV. Is
~. The minister OF the ipter9r u
appoint ia consequence an extraoFaD
CON mission, which, ia concert with"
OF the officers OF ~b4navolence in PARIS
of~the municipalities in its jurl0dG<
shall draw up. a list O she fathers a'ag
,hers who are to enjoy thc BENEFIT o.
preceding articles. MA
V. The treasurer Of the civil i'sSs
keep the sum of II hundred ana
thousand francs at the disposal OF the"
mission
VI. All the surns paid to the nurS
fees, By virtue OF the present lmPtr~
cree, shall be employed without De-"
the payment Of the nurses.
TITLE w.
GRANTING a marriage portion to a b"
honest g;rl, IN eoch a'ronAseme"|g
nal, ana m~un;ci3aEty s,the cities g'
Ly9as, B9uydcua,r and NnseIA"S Sd
VII. For each Of the muniolPa'~
Paris, Lyons, Boufdeaux and Ma'aI
and for each ACCOMPLISHMENTS co'n,Ipn
the empire, a sum Of six hundred
granted. for the purpose Of seTTaY
marriage portion to a poor g"
character. u2s
VIII. The ,sefse:ias shail e'
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JUST PUBLISHED,
BY ROBERT and JOHN GRAY,
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Ehha C. Dick,
1oRent,

And p~afeiinn giyens.omsdiste,y q comfort.
able DWELLING HOUSE, G,ua,ed in a p!es
faus psrI Of the town. For particulars enquire o!
Ricketts,, NeWton-and Co.
July az. d.
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JUST RECEIVED,

And for Sale by the auhfcriheE,
800 pieces brown Rufla Sheeting,
SO do. white do.
100 DO. b.osd Diapers.
l2j do. barrow do
n Go. broad Ruff Linens,
100 potts Ruaia Duck
SO do. Ravens do.
1000 pieces Nankeens,
80 chefs frrfh Hyfon Tea.
3 tons Cordage aGorted.
.5oda G. Ladd.
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Late Fgtitgh 3ntellgsne..
PARIS, June II.
PREFECTURE OFPOLICE.

IMPERIAL
CONTAINING ACTS OF INDgLGENCE asR
BEEIFICFkCE.
PALACE OF Sr. CLOUD.
IL Prdiyid! uear IL.
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LONDON, July 1876.

We are aiiured, that Gen. Angereau had, on ths
2Sth ult. two long conferences with Bonapate pres
viOuS to his departure for Brett. At the Iaf raey-
rand, Berhier, and few fenators and mir ;flers 81
State, mott i'll the confidence of the Corcan c Dr..
fsnt. Angereau is iad to have pledged hin fell Tor
the iuccels OF the landing this country provided the
plan which he las hinief rrceced fer 5ffett ng the
enterPriie b. adopted viii any change or aerst-
on, and Bon parte tated to have acquieiced in the
condition.
We are again threatened with the fpeedy fai!ihg of
the Breh fleet which is fa;ed 10 be completely ready
for iea The troops in that quarter, def ned to en-
bark, are ordeyed TO mold theneyes reldinels and
the commander i'll chief, Angereau, hortly sxprtie
ed from Paris
Some military movements which have been iud.
denly ordered by government corroborate the nateS
ment gave yeherday, that lerou5 attempt is exs
pected TO be made immediately by the enemy. Mr.
AddiDgton too, in the horle of commons laa nirht
ieemed to conider the peril as impending.
Government feems fully imprelisd with the opinion
that the moment draws near when the enemy will ha.
gard the experiment of invaiion. The created aG.i-
witty prevails in all principal points of defence and
troops are in corttant movement. The BRIGADE of
guards at Colcheler and in that quarter, was thi,
morning TO pals the Thames at Graveiend and we uu-
derftand that an encampment of 10000 men vii! be
Immediately formed Coxheath in order to be ready
to defend the fouhern cosH, embark for Ireland
as the exgency OF affairs may require
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-22
From a London bater Of Tuly q.
NAPOLEON.

All neutral fhips from France confirm our
former fuppoGtions, that the invation, or rather
invaiionS, will be undertaken very foon, and
from feveral places. A PruiIian flip left Cher
bourg laft Wedneiday F; the matter of which
ftates, that Bonaparte, Immediately after the
feaa ofthe 18th July, was expected.a at the coat,
and that his arrival would be the fignal for the
attempt this he heard from the commander,
with whom he dined the day before he failed.
On the 18th, Angereau had returned to the army
near Brett, and made difpoitions to embark,
expecting every moment orders by the tele-
graphe.
Accounts are received here to day, which
may be depended on, that in the gales of wind
Ialt week, 90 of the French gun-boats and briggs
which were caught out in the gales, were driven
ON fhore and dafhed to pieces and there is no
doubt but many lives were loa. Several oftheir
boats upfet bottom upwards at once, and mott
Of the men in them had but very little chance of
efcaping. Report fays, that upwards of two
hundred were drowned.
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Hgfle md;eatians on Ire Coafireni.

Undoubted intelligence is iaid 20 have reached our
government, that upon receiving the note ref elny
the duke d'Enghein, from the Pufian minner, Bona
pare, in climax of rage, 4 with his own
hand to to the emperor Of RuiIia in the MOI yind--
tive ityle. This initantly difp1tched but after
fevera hours remembrance from Talleyrand, arotLct
courier dispatched ltop The delivery of this tJ4
hPPje. The mefengers reached Petersburg on the
fame day, but the flaming arriving fra, had been
delivered. The Emperor of Ruia has ordered cor.es
oil 1t to be TENT to every court Europe, and it s lid
to be Of a mot unique defcriptioo.
Tie mott likely circumstance to accelerate a RIM.
ture between RuIia and France is the formal potet-
on which underfand by accounts from Wariaw, of
the 9Th init. the Emperor Alexander has recertlv OIL
Louis the XVIII a Rufian nobleman is IA
ted have arrived in this city with letter written
by the Emperor himfelf, addrened to Louis XVII.
King of France and Navarro and inviting that Prince
fix his relidenoe Mittau in any other place IN
the Ruiian Empire where all the honuurs due 10 lin
rank, virtues and misfortune, fhall be paid to him
At the deiire of the Emperor If Ruiiia ouis the
XVIII. has made known to al his faithful fubie9s
dilperled and perlecued in different continental States
that they have ONT to rally round the Rufian I'm
pice, where they will be protected employed and Glc-
coured. According to the fame accounts two rev
corps of Emigrant are be eiablihed, and taken in
to the Rulian ervice, called The Royal Legion Of
Honour" and Legion Of D'Enghien." The for-
mer, report fays, is be under tie immediate com.
maud Of ouis the XVIII. MS royal brother end me-
phe,ys. The Command Of the latter will be offered
to the Prince De Condo and Duke Of Bourbon.
Should arupture take place between Ruia and France
thefe Legiors form the advanced guard OH e
Ruiian army, where the royal fandard Of france,
the Oriaame, will be erected, which all royal French
men are ordered to joiu.
4 report was generally circulated yeGefday even
ing in the city, that a courier had arrived from ST. 90
teriburgh with dispatches for government snnDu1-
cling that the Emperor or Pfia had declared v.r a.
gsnh France IN addition to hc in1olent .sfrs!Tous
made ure ofby Bonsparte, in his aniwer TO The Ruff
ian Remembrance, it is reported he .aii, " IL ives
trauge that the LmT.ror Of Rafil, VINO wpe fur
rounded Ivy the GErUaiihcd u'urdeTers OF US father
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BoNArARrE AND tbs POPE.

Letters from Italy, brought by the Gotten1
burgh Mails a: yeiterday, relate the progrefs Of
Bonaparte's negotiations with the Pope, or IA
Their bis requiition of his iIolinefS TO perform
the Revolutionary CORONATION Ceremony. Up
on Cardinal Felhe's frft mentioning iris {ubictt,
Plus VII. referred it to the Sacred College Of
Cardinals, who, except Fefhe, were unanimot.s
In their advice TO their Sovereign to decline Il.
as no iuch act has been performed by S0Ve-
reign Pontiif for tevcn centuries-and il would
offend the Houfe of Aunria, as Plus VI. in 1900
refuied the fame demand made BY Leopold II.
the Father of the preient Emperor of Germany.
informed or this antwer, Bonaparte wrote a ltt-
ter with his own hand in the mott abuEve lana
suage, and threatening fyle, telling the Pope,
" that he owed to him alone and to lis modsras
ton, both the temporal and fpiritua power en-
joyed by his Honets. That it was an infult I'd
his glory, and to the high dignity the Great Ma.
ton had conferred on him, only to hrhtate and
that as he had made Frenchmen again Chriltis
ans, 70 he would be able TO make them MufiulA
men, thouid the ungrateful conGutt, f,lperRici-
Gus icruples, or Putillanimous fears of his Hoiia
nets force him to tuCh an aGt -
In return, Plus VII. offered to give FIJI II powers
to Carolina! Feihe to perform on his part, and
his name, the Coronation ceremony; letter ue
recommendation from Madame Bonaparte, the
ioidiiant EmPerors mother, accompanied this
antwef. Ii had, however, no other effect thai
to enrage her Ion the more who wrote to TIE
Pope thefe few words. I" We dsfre the Holy
Father to choofe between retreat to convent.
OF a journey to France. Paris, MAY, 20 fgned
Napoleon" Copies of theft tranid&tions~and
letters are handed about, all over Italy. L is
faid that the Pope has demanded the mediation
of Aultria, and even offered to REIGN but that
his holinefs has been advifed, for the peace of
the Church, to iubmt to the circumstances of
the times. General Charpentier has therefore.
been fent to Rome, to ercort the pope to
France; a journey which the Italians compare
to that of his unfortunate prediction, Plus vi.
who after fulfering 60 many indignites, at iafs
died yittim of publican ferocity in French
dungeon.
There appears no profpett of a rupture be-
tween Great Britain and Spain. The govern.
ment have juf pubiifhsd regulation for the
failing of conyoysto Spain for year to come.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-22
BouLnGnR souADRoN.

Difpatches were yesterday received at The
Admiralty from Admiral Louis, commanding
the fquadron of Boulogne, flating that on Fri
day the enemy's Hotilla came out of harbour in
an hottie and menacing array.-Our fquadron
Immediately food towards them, and by for
tunate breeze Of wind fpringing up, was ena-
bled to bring them to with conGderable effect.
This foon threw them into confufon; and in
that tate they eudeavoured with great precipi-
tation to regain the harbour, which, from the
diforder in which they appeared, very few were
enabled to effect. The ref lay in confhed
manner at the mouth of the harbour under CO.
yer of their own guns, but expofed to a CALLING
fire from our fquadron,t that did them confdera-
Die damage, and funk fevera of them.
Private accounts from Hamburger, on the We
racity Of which we can rely, mention that one
Of the members Of the military Commifon,
which ientenced the Duke D'Enghien to death,