The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25

tia This arrese is Rated, IN is reembla,,ee to pre-
coed from the EmrercTs with to 6gnalfc his ac-
ee.iion the Imperial Throne by acts of indulgence and
benehcence fun of 600 francs has been granted TO
each Of the Municipalities of Paris Lyons Mar,eilss
and bordeaux, and every communal precinct of the
Empire to be appropriated by the REFLECTIVE munich
Paties as dowries poor girls of good character who
are to celebrate their marriage the day which ial
be fxedfor the Ernperor's coronation.
Francois de Neufchateau is nominated Preii5ert o.
the Senate.
Il is ALTO iaid the place of High Admiral of France
will be reierved for Jerome Bonaparte whole narri-
age is 10 be cancelled it had not obtained the en-
perors content, and his rights retored to him. The
Imperial Family viii thenbe completely provided for
at iea't Tor the preient.-l Mirror Of tie Times.
ACCIDENT.
The tragedy of the REVENGE was perform
ed at Liverpool on the esd June. The houfe was
but thinly attended. The character of Hlonso
was fu!taned by MFR. Barrymore, and of Zauga
by MIR. Cooper. Mrs. Aieken performed LeoSo-
r0. In the laa fcene of the play, where Aionso
TABS hihielf with the dagger which he had pre-
viouily wrefted from Zanga, poor Barrymore,
realized the fcene. 1t was a real African dag
ger, favourite of Mr.. Cooper, and the fame
which he always ufed in acting Zanga. MIR.
barrymore, not aware of this, truck himfclf VI
olentiy with this dreadful weapon, and initantly
fell upon the ftage. As he lay upon the ftage,
ne called foftly for help, faying /" / am wound
ed. 1t is real dagger" For few feconds
the performers food motioulefs from terrour.
at length fome one cried out, 4" Drop the cur
tain," and an alarm was excited. Some ran
from the houie, Others few TO the ftage to graft
fy their curioiity. Among thefe were two me-
dlcal gentlemen who gave their aliiftanc. Upon
examination they found that the dagger took a
llanting direction acrofs the lower ribs, which it
pailed over, and lodged in his belly, in which it
inflicted wound of about an inch. He loft a
great deal OF blood. 1t flowed over the ftaee.
The wound was dreffed upon the ftage, after
which he was carried home, faint with the lofs
OF blood. This morning called at his lodgings,
IN company with a gentleman of the Theatre,
but the iurgeons had ordered that no one flonld
be permitted to fee him. We were told, how
ever, that no feveriih symptoms had r.lsnifcRe cd
themfelves, and that he is not coniidered in dam
ger"
The Moniteu,- contradiGts in very pohtiye
terms, the reports of a Continental Confederacv
being now forming againlt France all ideas OF
which are faid to be " mere chimeras, invented
by Englifh brains.' ITO thefe reports, indeed.
we have never attached the Hghtef degree of
credit; and the improbability of fnch an event
taking place, for the prefent, becomes every day
It'll greater. 1t is now mentioned in letters
from RatItbon, that " the DireSforal Minitter,
in the fitting ofthe Diet of the l4th nt has gi-
ven the Afiembly to underfand, that the matter
respecting the alledged violation of the German
territory, in the arreft of feveral perions on the
right fide of the Rhine by the French, eGn b.
no means form an objeH Of dsliLeratiOn for tbl
Diet."-Morn. PoR.
The Military Defence Bill pafIed the Houfe
of Lords yetterday, without divifon, OF any
debate of confequence. The bill will now be
examined by the public upon its own merits, in
dependently of party fpirit, and fit anfwers the
end propofed, every friend to his country will
rejoice that this conteft is terminated. The
Prince of Wales was in the Houfe, but, with his
accuitomed delicacy of feeling, retired before
the above bufnefs came on. His Royal High.
nefS, during the conversation which took place
| relative to Rir. juitice Fox, was feated on the
fecond bench, Immediately behind Lord MORA
He had previoufly conference with MIR. Fox
who was called out of the Houfe of Common:
for that purpofe.
1t is now underftood, that Parliament will moi
rife before the 25th of next month, as the Mi.
nifter, confident of his frength, means to pro.
pofe feveral new meafures during the prefent
FELTON,.