The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-27

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independent manners ofs twelve sfeedom OF this
ftate at the nation, IL IS plain we are BY TO means
competent Judges The freedom Of the prci in Ffa.oe
IS deiiroyed; and the freedom Of converfation
Is IuPpreled INTO low whiipsr. by The vigilance ID
the police officers. If we may belic.e however the
unsatisfactory report Of the ccc5ional rsv.:lei "
lone ofthe haity f<etches of thcirpubc prints re may
It'll entertain iome hopes thar the peore IN hear AID
IN ientimeht are not tehcd the purp-tion of so-
iaparse and that their atons are E,e.ines rlsfke5
ny the Jealous pride of independence. The character
OF the whole nation is not sheelor- TO ir ei,s,cd ~
| the conduct ofthofefew individuals, WHO occupy coz
ipcucns aions, and Whole every action Is ~ o,, 70
the view OF aluipicioas government. not BY the
cnntenir:;p!e ctint;n.e: ~ he i,,,ry con-. ,i, -
VII authorities, u ir iouruzs5 Of i,ance tha, we
are 20 gradual - Fer " RAJ, Ration, IEnoe
thar D! 'he elevated independents Q. the srtpoas Go-
rear. -.'s.
The proofs Of this fry,y are Sc +, founi :. ne
atest Intelligence ttor,ht from F..ase. il nc
lame cauiss conEIe ta.oes ase. e=.;c. a.eree OK "a
may be exPetse TO prevail. 1 the c...u - avions
When patron dece,'erAtes E o' tiic ,r,7r.ri e
freedom into the nieanne,e OF dcpoti.in it crnot ~
at once relinqritr les manly character Sona timer
required 10 break down its pir, aud to nature !. 70
Gil the general habits OF the escahhhrresls The
ceiPot wei kiows this character, and ne viii fo,ae
;'es -'oop from has elevated r,nl 20 mix ysi,h hi,
iunJecs, and 20 accommodate his own &c ions in Ger
'aii degTee to ;heir former 'deas lis is ~. r,isr
Why the iutteSs % newt -ci-,ted F,npi-e ouil -.
aaGpi The complete ervii:ty oi au OIL, c:.n,e: Bur
there IS another reF'h why TREY ihcuid adapt il ia
n'ei,ce more completely. Wher new throne j. i,r
up me lnipc,~'s OF iie oepot ever Oh the ys.e,
Every mar VINO doe ~ constitute OK, OF tbs orr ans
c. as power who does nor rpe7r n ,,rt i,e-
rested with hie in the ,l>rrt o s,,. ,,ev orsj,r az
things; IS ahstr,ct!y regardedss agrs; I'd
estaos:hn1s!'t To iu,i -tnc,e fhpc;ons ai,ceo he
mus qpt to be- 10 lie really rs not ths friend c tie
Wufp.r. ne i'us, - un.paring il hi, prcfsa:crs of
adheLon and loyalty. The moss coyious :rccce prsr
stream from lips. Wien the niona=slr his h,s-
uicentiy ess2L!lihed no, oly by It's ow, force L;tbv
the prepolelion of the people ,heralys Ssl sp-,::
ty OF attention is not riecelIarily esyeed The ,l;
lance whciiis now givcn,is not offered as a reeqs
Oh teeJe!y Of the uurper, but IN. o'larion 70 lis
pride Fewer predictions ea,ired hece,,se foyer
ears are entertained OF tie obeiince OF tie rcrre
Lex ths iacs however he sailed IA quesrinn. 4. his
u'p;ccn b once insti,ed INTO the boo,n of oete,a,
ant under the oldest nional ci.y and from tbae mo-
neL' the rate o eourers L. s.:uisiped and ,heir f-
copharcy is augmented.
lhe inference from .is maxim is obvops. Let
Sonararte continue TO rule france for fore Nv.
TO come, without ehabGihrg hi. nry.is, UPON Al,
nnihaEen BATS, thai is, vtou, iayisg d.arcvrt "a
the powerful enemies, who may BE- illne TO crpoc.
him. lay that the siiity Ct tc french MAJ br
expected 20 prevail in itiii high-- drerce. The
,ee!ings ana habits OF tn. revolution will hy that -
DC weakened, and the fuipiconq OF the ;urrer .y.u
be equally great What fycop,arcy ira; nd l4, -
expected to prevail? Not ali the :,lr,;ioc ar, :,
the former monarch of France AND raarcg.v psr
maps the bontbaitc compliments of ori.ns3, Sax;
can be expected to equal it in meanrels -
Amldh thcte terv;e addre,ics, it's cu-o-s :, =
ierVe how the habitual gaaitry of-he Frerc sc,,,:.
man combines i,iet with this coettly homage of he
iaye. The complimentary ad6refs TO ts,. ;.,ns-:,,
hghneis princess Joieph" is not mere d;,ti7,1 n,
by re devotion OF its loyalty than therngua orIoy
ohe Is corPlmented not 70 much as a sr;ysG of IN
EMPIRE Us an accomplished 1pGncs O. r,.I,.r =, =,
angel, TO whom ali willing 10 rende- ss rs
afcetIog homage Of their hearts" IN iris .eipee ~,
deed his :Iee'eney the prefdent Of The feats fees 70
me TO drpay hia knowledge Of tie female eSa-ae.-
IL re problem, which leave TO the co1Gs,nton of
NY readers whether an iliustrous p,-e. Ycd not lie
as much Pleated by receiving the compliment a.. 20
'he most accomplished 7so.,aa, asa -eossa yond Ls
1t RECEIVING much Of the homage due to 4 ,i..
The account which is commenced in This
days Enquirer, ofthe attempt 20 poif,n thef f..
n.llY OF the Count de Lille is extraded from III.
New-fork Mercantile Adre:+if;r, the rarlie,l &,
mott authentic paper in the United States. fer
sis so',' i;isatioa oi foreign intelligence This
account which will be concluded in ON, revt ~,
per, Is the mott particular and Eatisfaaorv Cr
any that have appeared in the New-York
prints. If thefe reports he accurate, what.
mutt we now think of the totterinr pover,,,,.ut
of Bonaparte' What mut we tbink Of th.
complaints lately through the copff;--
tuted authorities of France, asainif Mr. D,atc-
Nj. u. l.. Touche and Englifl; diplomacy.
In the arrangement of the foreign new,s i,
tins days paper, the reader Wi. ind I've b,r,.
departed from our ordinary rule. some of the
lateit dates arc put fri, and fome OF the ol1ea
dates put laf.
Our London papers By the fhip telegram.
are to the 9th Augnit, incluive. we have ~.
10 received Liverpool papers OF the soth. The
iiubloined extracts comprze all that is inter q.
ing in them.
The landing of 10000 Ruffian trcopa II co.
penhagen, given with all the Confidence oftrrt,
IN our papers by the Iris, is not confirmed. and
IS extremely doubtful and the ftory of the ~.
tempt on the life ofLoUfs XVIII. is confdsrti
as entitled 70 very little credit.
l he farce Of Invalion is ilill in rehearCaI ard
as uiuai, we are gwen so undcrnand tbat tbc
plot thicSera, and that the DENourmEkr NV
DC hourly expected.---N r. Mere. lf47. O.q. %
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