The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-23
CVoLUME 3.

iectlon IT the inhabitants of the towns and nj
tne country have flocked to meet him, and pre-.
lent HIM with the homage of their gratitude and
rove, ne has experienced p!eafure no lefs dear
70 ms heart, in feeling with his own ewes the
happy refult of an naturalization, conltantly a.
minated for the lalt fix years by the mon gener-
ohs iolicitude for the good of the people, and
Tue rettoration of public order. lie has feen the
traces or our msfortunes efaced, and the very
recollection of them almof extinguifhed, the
avs reir*.ted, the magistrates devotinr them
,.''sS ~ 'he'r d"'ies, the morals of the people
crown more pure, religious cntimenss in high
eiteem, and the urbauity of manners re q o,ed 70
ITS former delicacy. If there remained foms
improvements to be made, it was not from thofe
acts which u'iIally follow great nisfortmes, but
from thoie advances TO perfection, which be lov,
10 time OF calm and PROPERTY. The cmper-
or, however, wiihed to know them, and to ac.
compih whatever Gill remained to be done.
lie ms called upon all who, ty their iituation
or their talents, could tecond his views h.. has
admitted all thoie who had f1vours to f,ici.
he has heard them favourabiv; he has ligs,-,j
TO all their obiervations rewarded feryices.
examined the mott minute details, and every
where he has left, in meliures of the gr-at.ft
Wiidom, Ia'tng monuments OF his Journey tbto'
his tatcs.
T'roves was the frt town which he vi6ted
and obtained the firft benefits from his a.tau,;
on. Ihofe benefits promfe it Drofner;tp
worthy ITS ancient celebrity. The project of
mae'ng the Seine completely navigable from
Paris to Chaton (Which is nea, t,,. f,nrce ~
~ Is already conceived the details of he eg-
ecuton are refolved on, and dee reed. IT, i'm
proVement the navigation of the Saone ie Dro-
!ected-the townsthatit waihesare no ~ receiving
improvements. The quays of Chalors Tour.
heS, am Macon are TO he repaired and - l,r,,-
ed. Macon will fee within it's walls pe,., 90
thedral, which will be grander than that wboG.
uenruction II rehrets. The emperor contri-
duties TO this edifice comfortable fam. tak4n
TON, ~, MS private revenue. The making the river
ee'ae nav'saoIe will be new benefit to the de-
oartment or Saone and Lore. The department
dc / Ain revives at the fight of tic Tnv,.rsi,,
VINO eivesto every thing new lie. md who an,
x'oniy employs himelf in increafine iFs iudrf.
try ana rendering more Luxurious a part of ira
territory. 10
Lyons, which has already received 70 manu-
hts from him who rebuilt its e,ifires. and
rSpeoP'ed ITS manufactures, has no farther any
"i"Ies TO form for itielf, and experiences no
ot"er 'ee''nga, but the defire Of greeting, -v,th
me traniPorts Of gratitude that deliye,e- ,vhon,
IT to much eaeems.
But the facitude Of the emperor for tbis
capital of French induifry is not cxl,auEed AMI
wruie u entertalns ~ other lentinent buf ~
ftnae' ms penetrating glance d:fcoyers iha
means or accelerating the prosrefs of \ prof
perIty which has been increaiiny dur;nr tbe
whole courie of his reign-7'he fouihern naris
OF that city will be rendered more flubrions.
the Khone VIII be confined within ITS banks.
and brought near the city, from which II On,
pears now 10 retreat; wife regulations new az
lure hdeiity ut the manufactures and give con.
hdence to the foreign confumer, witbo., re-
the freedom of the ipdufrious r.
wards, decfeed by the emperor himfef. redou.
n'e the emulation of the worknen; a fchooI Of
drawing VIII tecure the perfection of the ART -
Lyons, communicating at the found with the
lea, and loon with the Rhine by the Canal NJ,
po'eon with the ocean and the chanoel bv the
oaone' the Loire, and the Seine the market
IoI 'w'tIer'ahd and Piedmont will become fnch
a mart, that, with the advantage ,f it's har,D,,
will make it the centre of 4 vaff com.
merce. van N"'i-
-" Savoy 70 long oppreGed bv the policy of
us foVeregns, happy in being united by its laws
to country with which it was aIvavs' ~onrslq-
"a by IT'S manners, offers to the snoeror hearts
that are faithful and which have alresdv been
red. Every thing is bufy in thule vsllies. v,hi.b
were formerly aimolt inaccefibie, but which
VIII loon be open to thcie communications
which will be OF the greateH importance. ~.
great operations, however, Of which II IS fb.
centre. do not occaiOn its miruteif intsreRs =,
be neglected. The cattle Of CRANBERRY is r,;c.
hg again from its a'hes tlofe edifces which
we're abandoned, have been r-Rored to the nub.
nc Advantage: aiylums are opened TO poverty.
aces OF repoie are prepared for travellers: r..
germ OF indnitry has been TOWN on foil 70
which it appeared Granger.
The emperor forms pafTipe over the AIns
'y thar road which his genius frf conceived.
md winch his power is now carrying into exc.
'htion' Here new fcene prefenfs it(elf to mia
news; Piedmont ftll preferves fome veGees
,f revolution, lefs terrible, but more recent
nan ours 1t appears not altogether French.
theT IN fentiment or in the advantages il enjoys.
J ne emperor, who had appeared twice for.
he walls of Turin at the head OF viff,rjoua
lrmy, and who from refpeGt to veakner. AMI
Misfortune, did not then enter it., now enters
or the ilflt time he flews hin.fsif there &c tn.
ather ct his new family, without folders. and
without guards, accompanied only by The be-
rent which he brings with him, Gill greater AMI
more powerful from this noble fecufitv. -Tbofs
hect'@nsin which he confided were every where
warmly expreHed. The Pie9mouteE, peooIe
ave ihewn themfelVes worthy of the confidence
"ith which ne honored them. The hou.oe of
ne public bodies iurrounded him AS an EFFORT
ne great proprietors prefcd round his perf,n
he Administration, doubtful about their n,ea.
ures' were enlightened BY his geniu, and he
anne more hrm AID regular in their courCo.
3bufe9 are now reformed corn,,s-,, ,,.h,.t