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


Grobois tbs late efate of Moreau, has been
purchated ny Marlhal Murat, together with
iomcforetts and lands which Barras, the forIner
ownsrNof Groibois, had hitherto kept. Da,ras
Is at prefent in this city, and has obtained leave
to reilce at the place of his biith in Pro-
,Lence.
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his journej from Rome TO Paris. Four mem
bers OF y council of hate, will go to meet ard
receive him at the French frontiers When at
Paris, part of ths Thuilierics will be aligned
him FOR his reGdence. The Emperor Napoleon
Will put the crown on himitlf, and the Pope will
give him his befiiug. The ceremonies with
winch the Pope will be received on the French
territory, has been arranged with all the foiem-
nifty and diitinetion fIitabe to his dignity.
Befdes the four councillors of Fate, depu-
tation, confifing of prelates, fenators, members
or the legislative body and OF the trbunatc,
great officers OF the crown, and members of the
legion OF honour, will be fent to meet his holi.
neis on the frontiers of italy
September IL.
They write from Dion, that prielts are CONT
nually pafng through that tov;n, whom GO
ver9ment, on account of their obfinacy and re-
fractory ipirit is obliged to tranfport or banil,.
Their conduct in the country, among the
common people, has cauied many fanguirary
Frenchman, either chriftan or patriot. Laft
week, five priefs were confined in the prifons OF
this town, and afterwards, by the order of the
emperor, were transported, under the EFFORT of
gems d'armes, to Rimini in Italy. During their
confinement, fanatics and deYotces furrounded
thelrpr1ion, brought them abundance to eat and
drink and, when their condemnation was
known, iubfcribed fun of money, 70 that
each prieit received fifty louis d'ors.
From thisit may be judged that the fanatics
are not among the low clailcs OF the people, Or
that their plous zeal muR be maintained by the
gold of Britih heretcs.
One priet, from the department of Meurth,
attempted TO preach to the people from the
windows of his prlon, telling them that the chief
OF the Roman catholic church was not free, and,
OF courie, his acts aud appointments could not
with other feditions expeditions, which caufed
hlm to be removed to dungeon, where he
might crafty his envy of preaching foliloquy.
Ii is hoped that his holinefs the Pope, by his
pretence IN this country, will reltore TO confci-
ences that tranquility, of which tbofe of the ig-
ncrant, weak and ti'nid, have 70 long been de-
prlved and which has been rogues or fools 70
many opportunities TO trouble government, and
to mittead the people.
Under the S2,649 perions who died laft year
IN the difeafe of Borgo, in the grand duchy of
finland, 9,576 fell victims to the frnall-pox;
great iois indeed, and which the earlier intro
AUCTION OF the cow-pox might have prevented.
il was OH the day ofSt. Napoleon, that field
MARTIAL Jourdan decorated himfelf, and diari-
buted, among the officers and men under his
command in Italy, tbc croGes, as members Of
The legion of honour.
The ceremony aud the day were celebrated
WITH great polDp, under 4 falute Of lOI GUMS
~ the evening, toe field MARTIAL gave ball, at
which 200 perions, of both iexes, were pre-
Tent. The city Of Milan was illuminated in A
mott beautiful nlanuer, AID nothing was (. az hut
rgoic'ngs orhesrd but Vye pEmpereur Napo-
leon.
It's reported, but not believed, that thc Fm-
PsroT has recalled his charge d'sffarcs 10 Swe-
den' NJ. Clilard, without appointing him
iucceiior. But, IS lone as tive Mouitcu " Client
on TINS frbjcc, II can be nothing clfe than t,fe
rumonr.
The finances Of mot Of the Italian Gates arc
very much d~.argcd OF iste years, having III
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