The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-20
Or Exeels oftbe Stat of DE Erensb Mt.inu.

OT E*P9'e Of TIE STATE Of tie Fre9e5 Nation,
On the 4th March, M. Chan1pagny, Mniler of
the interior, Preiented the ExBs of the French EN-
pre- to the Legislative Body-Fhe orator begins with
tie elevation of Bonaparte to the Imperial digntv
4 aud proceeds TO the journey which he afterwards
: took through France, and his Wifi to Milan IL no.
tees the great ameioration in the internal hate of
FRANCE, particularly at Froyes, Lyons, and Savoy
Piedmont, Parma, Plailance, Genoa, and the ,tber
'ates on the other Tide OF the Alps, there repre-
tented as greatly ameliorated by the late revolutions
and changes which he had effected and their union
aud connection with France-It then proceeds m re-
preient'him at Bouogne, preparing for the nvafon
OF England when the coalition obliged him to tran(-
port his army into Germany.-After touching upon
the event OF the war, it proceeds give picture of
the tranquility which reIgned in France during the
aoience OF the Emperor and the army" Paris (it
ays) did not contain folder, and yet never was pub
Tic order more frialy maintaned-neyer were the
laws better executed France obeyed the name of its
1overegn or rather the entiment of love and adn;
ration which he felt. Il was this fentmer, which
hatened the progrefs of the CONTRIBUTIONS and made
Tits produce threefold before the time when the con-
ingent was expected to be afedIt is this ientimen,
pf devotion, and military ardour which anin1ates
thoie young nen, who preis to enrol themfelves in
the Emperors Guard of Honor, and who alone
nlayTegret the rapidty Of thof. exploits in which
Fhey had no part--lt was in the mldf of theCe inn
meme sRd painful labours when the Emperor given
up 70 tne enance' and combinations of war experi-
encing all the iatlges of private folder exno(ed
20 al the ntemperance Of rigorous f-lion and Of
ten having no bed but trufs OF lraw no COVERING,
but the heavens, from whence all the fire of his oe
hiIS ieered to emanate: then, at the dinance
pi 500 leagues, he held the rens Of the admniRra,
Pr OF France, carefully infpe6ting the fnalsH de-
halls occupied equally with the rood Of his peoplr
Ks with that Of his folders fleeing ALL knowing an
S5t@bGag nut iaVjf6e Spirit Bgf goveyqs ft. 7eo,Iy
and who is only feeD in his power aud bencvolencr
Feace was concluded before, in many parts Of France
it was lcarcely known that the war had brpt,n a
wa not 70 long, as your annual FELTON, AMI the con-
iequences Of which mutt embrace future ages Fu-
rope and the other parts Of the world 49, Turin a
widow after the lof of It's Kings Is conforted bv
Splendid prome. A brother Of the Emperor will CO.
vcfn this fine country, and his known eharater Is
Suarar se OF the happnels which he will confer upou
II lie will reide at Turin. an aniable and bril-.
iant court will amply Indemnify thai city for what #
mas Ioh. Its magnificent palace will become the re-
ldenee OF goodneGs and the graces. Formerly mo
lanchoy ortreis fufrounded with enemies now il is
open to France aud Italy, (which inercourGe /, an
pears TO be the central point it will in future be-
tuTounded only by friendly nations aud commerce
and me arts will peedily feitle there and dilute their
benefits"
ofltaly it lays-"Ttaly has changed its face, and
She antlent kingdom Of the Lombards is retofed az the
- OF Napoleon Italy, repofng under the ftaIc oI
nnrchy, from its long convulf,ns has no lon
80 envy France. The fame breath ami.
power protects 1.-THE fame fpi-
lEng,ions, accommodating then,
milan has faluted,