The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-09

Arlington thanked by the king for his fervices, o. b.
Algiers, threatened by EngIih fleet, 5. a.
Antigua, trade with the United States, opened
by proclamation of Lavington, IS C.
Apollo, !hipwrecked c. particulars, IS a.
Balance Of power in Europe 81 b.
Bavaria Electors note to MIR. Drake, about dsteaed
confpiracy, 49,
Bauden's Voyage to HE of France, Is b.
Bayonne ravaged by fire, Is a.
Blockade of French ports by England, 46 b--47 b.
Bonaparte Portrait by Hofcroft, 9 c. change of
officers on arrea of Moreau, b. addrened by
nnifiers,7 C. report Of his becoming Emperor,
II bis c. fupprefles a work the fate of
France, 81 a. proceedings in tribuHate on making
him Emperor, 90 b. receives addreiies from
mics, &c. on his elevation, "a publilhes de-
cree on the manner of taking the of the peo-
pie, 81 b. proceedings in conservative fenate about
his elevation, IS his reply their addrels, ID.
their reioinder, % adniin1ers oaths to the Ce-
nerals of Brigades, IS a. Englilh reflections upon
the event, 25 b---27 b. receives the new conA-
tuition from the coniervative fenate, and his reply
to them, 20 a. his letter to the Cardinal Archbi-
ii,op of Paris, 20 c. addreGes from his imperial
guard, 81 u. from the Tribunate-Ib. Iues cer-
tain DEGREES of indulgence and benifcence, 2S a.
acknowledged by German Princes & electors 80 bis
faid to have propofed partitions to Auaria,
Prufia & Ruilia 80 ulfitutes the legion of honor
cabinets of Europe, 81 re-organifes the fenate,
H. organization OF his houehold, rs b. arrives at
Boulogne, A b. admniiters the oath to his troops.
40 b. acknowledged by Court of Vienna, ID. vi
fits Ax-la- Charelle, 80 b. 10 be crowned by the
Pope, SO b. utimatum which he is iaid have
delivered TO the Ruiian miniltcr, rs b. votes Of
the French people on his elevation, SIS d-S6 b.
outline of peace with England ,thar is talked of
Paris, sc b. Pomp of his coronation, 80 b--S9 c.
CSC. overtures to England for the reRoraton of
peace, % b. his ipeech on opening the legislative
body, % addrefs of that body and of the Tribu-
nate. 10. alteration at the levee with Count
Cobentsel, 90 b. reflections upon his gigantic
profess, lo4 b. his letter of pacfcaton, with
Talleyrands report to the fenate, LOG b. comments
of the legislative body that affair, los b. pro-
ceedmgs in the tribunate, with official view of
French relations to England, loo b. his addrefs
che Legislative body, 10 b. propoes TO Witt Italy,
Ii3, b. made military connlandant At DouIogue,
l7b
Bouaparte Jofeph) addreded by the high authorities
of the Empire, so b.
--------{ Lucicns) rumoured quarrel with Beauhar-
nois, 20 b. ought he to be called Prince 20 b.
Rotany Bay its fine hocks of iheep, So b.
Erch harbour defcribed, II a. report OF plan to
iurreuder it the Englifh u.
Cape Of good Hope: Engifh expedition agana it
ipoken OF, ~ a. cogtradcted, % b. preparations
made TO repe an attack, 70 b.
Carno,: oPpoied to making Bonaparte Emperor,
22b his admirable fpeech, so b.
Catholics Of Ireland, Z determine TO petition par
lianent, 50 b. committee arrive in London 10 b.
Chaptal. reiigns, 40 b. is made fenator. ID.
Goblet charged with libel, 50 D. trial. 81 a--29
80 b.
Coin of England, l6 a & b-36 b. Of France, 63 b,
Confpiracy in France Proceedings of government
and army upon it, BE b. details Of its diico-
very, Sb--ob b. Mehee de Ia Touche, 23 b. fen
teuce Of court, rs GO b. ione pardoned 50 b.,
81 a. So b.
Cooper Slabs Barrymore by intake, 50 b.
Cowpock does it prevent the plague 81 b.
Cuba port of St. Jago, opened for American vef-
ies, laden with provilions, iol blob.
Curacao reported to have surrendered to the En-
glih,, 90 b.
Curran5 proiccution Of Frizel, AZ b. fpeech the
proi-cution of Of Headfort, so a.
Debt Of England, operations of linking fund, 81, b
Civil Liz 10. funded debt, 4s,s.