The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-28

been fufferers more or lefs, dire Nly or Indirectly,
from the late difaftrous ware. This misfortune
is common to Tufcany. For long time its
creatures and refources have been exhaufted, and
its debts augmented. The evil has arrived TO
that height, that the queen regent OF EH'uria
has been forced TO appoint committee, char,,-
ed TO Ind out forie remedy to re-eitlblih order
and regularity in the finances. The members
or the committee are, chevaer Fofambroni,
marquis Coih, prince Nevi Coriini, and the
councillor, of fate, Leonardo, Luiahi, Span
ccchi, and Fatroni.
The pen6on which our Emperor has allowed
the late Grand Matter of Malta, Baron Hampeich,
is during his life.
a French Jew, aged 65, was lately baptized
in the church of St. Louis, at Rome. His E.
minence, Cardinal Feihc, had converted him to
the Chritian religion &!
An agreement is at laft concluded, highly adj
yantageous to the Holy See. 1t is fiid, that
France has not only guaranteed the temporal
authority of the Pope, and the integrity of the
Pretent Papal territory, but promiied indeInni-
ties for the lofs OF the Comtat Vena fin in
France, and for the legacies of Ravenna, Bolog-
M, sc. in Italy. In return his Holinefs will
PATS fix months in France, and during that peri
cd, perform the ceremony of the Emperor's CO.
ronation and lay the final hand to annihlate that
tchifin, which, notwithstanding the concordat,
continues to trouble the Gallican church. The
Pope will be accompanied by twelve Cardinals,
and Immediately after the Emperor's coronati-
on, council OF the Roman Catholic church will
be convoked, at which, not only the French pre-
lates will aiiitt, but certain number will be
ordered from the Sees of Italy and Germany.
Some fay that this council will aiIemble at Pa
rt, others at Lyons we are, however, certain,
that this lait city is ;he place chofen by Plus
VIZ to regulate the affairs ofthe Roman Catho-
lie ckurch.-Lt Gazette de Frasce.
he Commerce dc Lyons is the name of the
fra fhip of the line launched at Antwerp. 1t
carries "a guns, and will, i'll ihort time, be G.
quipped, and manned. Three other lhps OF
the line of the fans rate, one frisate, and one
Gutter, are behdes building in the docks, and
are ordered TO be launched before ChriRmas.
The Maritime Prefe6t at Antwerp has inform
ed the Mniterof the Marine, that this city con-
tains timber, & other building materials enough
to conitru6t twelve more ihips Of the line, be-
fides an equal number of frigates and cutters.
Several Spanih, Portuguefe, Italian, German,
Dutch, Swed,h, and Daniih artfcers and car
penters have been engaged, and are daily ex-
peStcd here.-L'Oracle de Br4Dci.
They write from Marfeilles, that Blanchard
and his wife intended to afcend into the ali i'll a
Carriage drawn by three balloons
The following are copies of letters paiIed be-
tween the Chief Judge Regner and Madame
MORGAN -
GtiJf Jadge AaffiHiif9r Of ibe f0iiee 10
Mr.. YI9or MORGAN.
PARIS, June 81.
In allowing you, Sir, the liberty TO retire 10
the United States Of America, as you have re-
quetted, it is the intention of his Majety the
Emperor, that you are not to return to France
without having hrlt obtained All exprefs permit
Il N for that purpofc.
g M. Henry, who will deliver you this letter,
,s initructions to bring me back an anfwer
from you conformable to the intentions of his
Majety.
(Signed) "RpGNIER."
BARCELONA, July Z.
"SIR,
My hufband being too much indifpofed to
b. capable of writing, defres me to inform your