The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-11

health, TO live As quietly, and AS much feclude d
from buiineis as poitible. This opinion was ma
turally enough, immediately converted into a
fsnous recommendation, on the part of the
State Doctors, that Regency ihould immedi-
ately be formed; and an intiination, to that eff
feet, was in the courie of Sunday latt, indirectly
made to the Prince OF Wales. His ROYAL High
nefs, with that dsicacy of feeling which has e
yer characterized his conduct, wrote letter uo-
on the iubject to the Lord Chancellor, in which,
deeply regretting the apparent necefity that ex-
itted, he, III the mott temperate and dignit;ed
terms, exprefied himief unable to accoun. for
the marked inattention that had been ohierved
towards him during the whole of his Msiefty's
indiipoiitlon, but hoped that the ipeedy and pei
feet recovery of his Royal Parent, would render
inexpedient any temporary proviiion for the ex-
erciie of the Sovereign Functions. The Chan
ceor's reply was couched in terms of the moft
becoming Difference and reipee but we do not
AZ pretent coniider ourfelves at liberty to enter
any further into the particulars of 70 extremely
delicate fuhjed.
We ihai therefore merely add, for the fatif
fa6lCn Of our readers, that free the report OF
the Phy;icians mas been fubmtted to the King.
an evident Improvement is ftated to have taker
place ia his Maiefy's health and we rejoice
to find that "A his morning airing of yeiterday
he was again accompanied by his ROYAL and af.
fsctianate Confort.--Upon this fubicct ref pec.
table Evening Paper contains the following ar
uc'e: - For Tome time pait there have bten ri.
mcurs, Which we did MOI chufe to notice till aE
te- t1e B;riAday. Il has been reported that tie
Birthday wa to be confdered as a touchftone
Had tbeen deemed adviieable for his Maieity &c
have honoured tho Drawng-room with his pre-.
fence on trat day, a very different mode of con.
duct would nave been adopted. As the Phyii
On IA q q. LII
1t is ruUor~so IS 10 be propofed in Parliament
as preliminary fep to otter proceedings, if the
reiuit oftha- Cs,.v iloud be fuch as to render
any tUrther nlesiJres proper"
Private accounts, Gate. that Bonapartc will or
the l4.h OF fully, be lvefed in the Camp d,
Mars, by the Grand Coutable, with the Impe
rial Mantle, and receive from him the Imperia
Sword, both OF which will be previoufly COME
Grated in the Cathedral Church of Notre Dame
by the Cardinal Archbiihop of Paris. 1t is iaic
there viii DC no amounting or coronation.
Bonaparte, after receiving the Mantle, will
take the oath attached 10 his high dignity, il
pr fence q the Members Of the Senate, thof;
Of the TriSunate, the Legislative Body, the Tri
bpBas. and the other Contributed Authorities.
an the Projects of the Departments will like
wife repair to Paris, to be prefent at the tolem
Jul. 90 "iio VIC pu'e'io'' nom e"C'
OF the different Corps of the Army, and the di
uiinns of the Navy all the Archbihops arC
Biihops, and the Preiidents of the fix principa
Congregations AZ Paris, Bordeaux, Lyons, &c
neva, Marieihes, and Straiburg.
We are aiured that the Tribunate will recev,
PRECEDENT for two years, and two Ouettors
who will be appointed by the head of the Go
vernnent, from perfous preiented by the Tribu
mates.
An article from Paris, in the Hamburger Cor
Respondent, received yeferday, fays, that tn,
Coronation will prabably take place at Lyons
where the Pope is expected.
Lucien Bonaparte pafed through Genoa OF
the elf of pri. on his way 70 Rome.
1t is faid that be will take the Government o
Parma and PlacenZ2, which is now adminifer
ed as French Department. Lon. pap.