The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-17


and ardent mind. with bodily contribution alnon in
ce;.ole OF fatigue. He hadied the law and pract,l
AZ prsgiouly "a lie revolution. The feyeral PLACES
we IN he has i.ei an Legislatures, Conventions, aud
IA Ae chair Q. IN, StAe, have g.ven him AL extenve
acquaintance with ciyn affairs. he has arrived at
that age when he Judgement is na;ured when expe-
rea-e has t.ugh; silons of wiidoiu and when al the
feGlsias prepared for their be and iafeh exerron
He is among the ii,aIi number of the revolutionary
characters now living, and this increaes the reirect
tor HIN. When he dies, aud the oppoition of pot-
CO. opponen:s dies with him, he will be enrolled in the
catalogue Of tie sss the patriots, and the worthless
w.ioln the ccunuy has rIoduced.
HIsToRICUs.
Esra9 Of !e.ter from steeer beard tie John f.
ds.s,, aattd Ci5rah,, 14iy 20, 1904.
War is expected almolt immediately between
Spain and the United States. The Moors are fitting
OUT their whole force for what purpoe known"
IrHs d5sfri1aa.
On the 9TH inR arrived at Baltimore, the brig John
aud Jo.eph, captain Manning, 81 days from Bordeaux.
Sept. "a, in Et ~, long. so, captain M fpoke lhp
George Barclay Adm, so days from New York, who
informed him. it reported 1t Liverpool that the
BEeit Flee, had put iea, its deitmation unknown.
TsSs d.zeyi.a1.
DsssaIrNrs, whom we mentioned fone time fince
as having BEEN appointed Governor of Hayt for life,
with the POKER of nominating his uccefor, is confo
Edatng il perPe,uatiny his power. He has at
length aIumed the Imperial purple. He was pro-
claimed EMPEROR the l5th of September, with
probably general aeslamations than took place
in Paris the time when his great prototype was e.
levated the fame high dignity Capt. Scaiy informs
US the rejoicngs and Nominations at the Cape con-
tinued for three fucceiive DAYS
IF the people of Saint Domingo are to be governed
By written contribution, we prefune it will be mo-
deed after that of the French, with fch deviations
DOLLY as local circumstances may render necenary and
that the companions Of Dehanes will be created til
tlar dignitaries Of the Empire, Marlhas Conhables
Arch Chaneeors and members of the Legion of fio-
nour.
The corfeeuenees of this event may be- the ter,i-
nation of hollilties between the governments of
s.ir n,aeRies Napoleon and DealnesI fnce all rea.
fonable ground for continuing the may be conf
dered as removed, the latter having merely followed
cioely the example which had been et him BY the for
r,er aud TO doubt conceves that he holds his power
by tenure leaf equally honourable and equally
iuf.
We know not when it is intended TO celebrate the
coronation of the Emperor u may Judge from
the preparations which are making, il viii be in a
iyle ofunuuafpendour; s. as 70 long Journey would
be too atigung for the Pope is not unreasonable 10
fuppofe his maefty will create cardinal ont of iome
his own relations, that ths auguft ceremony may
correfpond in all refpes with that Of his dearly b.
IVed CeIfn. II ~ I. Mere A3v.
Captain Bedle left Lifbon on the 26th of AuguA !;
and previous to his departure informed By the
American Coniul there, that MIR. Pinckney had TENT
off his equipage, &c from Madrid and the eve
of quitting Spain.
a BrtilI Packet, in days from Falmouth, arri-
we'd at Lfbon the 25th, and brought intelligence
that the defcent Oh England monently expected
TO take place, the Enghfh armies having marched for
fhe pa(teru frnn the
~. z. Mere AG9.
Captain Jones, Of the ichr John and William, from
PontPetre infornes that the hurricane of the 18th
Of September deltroyed every vefel at the port Of
Dominique lit was felt alto in manner unpreceden-
ted Gnadaoupe, bat without having done any mate
rial injury. ~. z. Mere. AG9