The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-21

/ SENATORS. = =,
| we have appointed cur fon-in-l;w, Eugene Pea..
Us IN a'en SnareeHor oi fate of the empire
vi all the acts of our power, there i, no one me-,
grateful to our heart o"e n'0'e
n.ouent up by onr cares, and under our ewes from,
ms infancy, he has rendered h;n:clf worthy Of ;;,a.
,ne' ana oy the AID o! God, of one day rurn.Gi,,
| the examples and eliops we have give,, him.
A.hough mn Young, we conGdcr hin, from, ,hi.
uas' oy '"e experience we have had of him, under
'ne greater cucu,nliances, one of the Ipnn,r..-
q, our throne, and one Of the moi abl. dfpd.r. &c
the country. 'e'enaers OK
III .'e niiGu OF the cares and lolcitudes nc.,,r,b,
rom the high ranl, in which We are nlac.d NJ -
mas Hood IN need If the foter affections in ~
heis ana eonunt iriendfhip ofthe child of our ,or,;
ol aeoo'o'a,ion no doubt neceiiiry to all men. I'm,
more en,inenty to curfelves whole ever, =;
devoted TO the affairs of the people -
Our paternal benediefion will acco,,r,,
prince ,hfougHont his Career and feconded h.; nry
of po9erity. ' ,''e "Pf''opasr"i
AT the palace of Thueries, 9Th pluvole vs,-
~ II. r,, Signed, NAPOLEON.
The Secretary Of State. ,,-.,... ~ 4A.
Siened, H. B. MARrT.
The above two meflages being read. the f,,,,.,
cree as folows VIC 'eHs'e CO
/. .hat the metisge Of his imperial r,aeav h. ~
lsr'eo IN this days proce verbal and p-;nted ,s ,c
me ipeech delivered by his lerene highnels the ,rr
over which he preiided. u '''e n''ihT
9. That an extraordinary fitting of the fenate he
txed on Tor the purpofe of receiving the fcna,oia
oath from the two new grand dignitares
s. That deputation Of eleven members of The 70
nate be appointed to congratulate T. L. S. S. III. IA
OIL their nomination.
4. Tina, in reply to the enperor's megage- an
n fO a,op,, -.
Purport
SIRE,
Two names were wanting to the liz of grand
dgn'taries Of the Empire. Your Imperial ms;.G bss
lut placed on this lii two men Whole virtue caD.J
the TO the rank ct princes, as il rendered them wnr
THY OF titles already 10 Respectable. the one of vour
brother-'r law. the other of your ior,-in- law.
Nothing can be more affecting and NOR. auorn
than the motives OF thee nominations mem, ;or.d
IN your mellages, jun read TO the feuate
1t participates your fentiments and has refoIved
immediately to tranimt your najety the recital Of
the 'nnrs..':': It has experienced The talent of
thoe who govern coufls above all in the ar, Of ebu
ling for all places the men be qualified TO fill them
and this deicernInent becomes more difficult in pro
portion as the potts are more comfortable and the div
mites more iublime Your najeAy gives new props
OF this aef of genius by the appointment. of T. Tss
II. H. the grand admiral o. the Empire and the arch
chancellor of the ilate,
What magnificent recompence Eor Eary;res; r,
dered to the country What title is that of
child of adoption, given TO one of the new princes.
appointedby your maehy the whole fenate haiteus
to applaud your ufiee; the whole fenate corrratu-
lates tief on the Propea of fleeing in its body mem
bers 10 dlnguiihed. and it is certain that its accla
nations will be repeated by all France.
The PreGdent and fecretaries.
(Signed) FRANCOIS
de Neufchateau Prcilent
COLAND & POP CHER.
Secretaries.
Seen and fealed
The chancellor of the fenate,
(Sisned} LAPLACE.