The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-12

been 70 iorg ariaed, both the c,ncss ,r
own evils, and The remedy To ,vhie il i ~.
fary they ii,ould have recourte. ''' =
ore we are charged To exprefs 70 ~o,,r
NiJe,ey the wines OF the reT,r se>;atiyes os
people. We pray that you e vrsn. ,,s - ~,
Snpre,ne Chief of our Rrnuo,ic, Price 7 80
Napoleon, your Maieny's brother. 70 WIZ,
we denver, IN full and refoeetful con6de,..
the guarantee or our laws, the defence rs -,
political rights, and all the ,n,eref,s of o,r -
country. Under the facred aurnires or d
v,o.hce under the glorious protection ne vonr
iaie,'y' &C l" me, under the power of the m.
.oe:'"aleoverninent which we require of bm.
s.s, we care 10 nope, that Holland. aflured in
future of the Interchangeable affeffon nc 49," -.
greatelt OF Monarchs, and frietly allied even he
us 1e''iny TO that OF your immenfe and ih,mor.
'' Empire' Will Zee the renewal of IFS ancient
Sio'y ana PROPERTY, aud repofe it has fo lone
oeen deprived of Its loiIes then will no lon,
ger DC coniidered as irreparabIe, and will on,v
ed w, oen'nd them a future Remembrance
6. 1 nmysHy nnIS0e-e6 IN the .toAls4viue term, i:
People, vi tue ba'a'ian
nave always looked upon the nrote,a;o,
OF your country as the irt intereit of nv cro,,,n
Every time have been called upon to intere.,.
IN your internal affairs, l have been ttrncl SC.
me nrH, with the Inconvenience attached 70 tbs
uncertain form of your government. Govern-
6. so oy aPopuiar Aiiembly, it had been under
the influence of intrigues, and apit,tei h.,
neighbouring Governments. =!
governed by An Elective Magifracy. every
t'me th,s Maglitracy was renewed. projnced ,
cr'"s or alarm to the reft of Europe. and m.
's'i"' Oh new maratime wars. None of theft.
inconven'encies can Be guarded apan1t other-
VINE tnan ny an hereditary Government Tb;a
Recommended to your country by nv con,-
US wnen .he ialt contribution was eftablifhed .
hat h.,,,.
OF Holland to Prince I.ouis is conGesn, ,,,;,n
your true lnterefts, and with my own and j, j.
dodP'en 20 lecture the general tranquility of En-
rope. France has been Efficiently generous =,
renouncing all the rights which the events rs
war had given her over Holland but I cannot
y, the itrong places which cover INV nor
enerh FRONTIER to the keeping of an unfaithful.
or even to doubtful hand.
Gentlemen, Iagree to the reop.a &c .
high Mghtinetfes. proclaim Prince Toni,
N'ng OF Holland. You. Prince reign over this
people. Their forefatirers only ACQUIRED tbe;r
Independence by the copftant afifance &c
rrance.-Holland afterwards became alIisd -
England HE has been conquered: fjIl me-
owes her exlttencr tn Franc. ;,,.r,
owl, own 10 you their King, the protection of their
laws and their religion, but never ceaCa to he
trenchman. You and your heirs will non:G,
the dignity of Confabie of the Emnire no,,
viii recoliect the duties YOU have TO fus, ~
wards me, ard the Importance that 7 have ~
'ached to the fate keeping of the aropg n,,o.,
upon my northern frontier, and which conGds
~ you: Prince maintain among your froons
.naI ipirlt which have ohferved among then.
~ .ie "e,d OF battle. Cheriih the fentiments oe
80 D lose LOT france among your new iub-
Jects. BE terror to the wicked. and So.
Kings' @'"N'S' OF great
His Hghnefs Prince Lonis then adv,,ci, o.
the foot of the throne, faid, ~
SIRE had placed all nv ambition IN e
csrhclng my life in your fervice mad go,
u"pP'heis COMMIT In clofe iafpefion into ali
tnoie qualities that, equally dear TO myr.lf and
others, have 70 often tetified the power and &C
fectS OF your genius. Permit me then to evn,sr,
my regret IN feparating from You; hut my life
d,'u my wines belong to yoH. I go to reign in
Holland, becaufe it is the detire Of the peonln
ana becauie it is our Majefy's order
SIRE when your Majefy quilted France 70
30 ana conquer Europe, which had confDired
a a you' you intrufted to ne the defence of
Holland aganft the invafion that Threatened :,
On this occalion | appreciated the charaf,er &c
the people, and the qualities which difineuiC,
them 80 '."su''h
Yes, Sire, fhall be proud of reieninp over
them but however glorious the career NAV h.
mat Preients itfelf, the aIurance of your Ma;rC-
TVS conftant protection, the love and patriotifn
~ ~ i."J0@'s' VIII give he the hopes Of
healing thofe wounds occafioned bv 70 man,
wars, and the events that have accumn,ated
within the courfe of Il few years.
Sire. when your Majefty ihall put the Iaa
zeal to your glory, in giving peace to the world.
the places which you fhall then entruft to NV
care, to that of my children, to the Dutch troops
that nave fought at Auferlitz under your in
iPection, HAL be well guarded United byin-
teretf, my people fhall at the fame time be az
tached by the ientiments of love and gratituS.
to their King, to your M1jefy and to France %
he Dutch representatives had an audience
OF the EmPrefs, and were afterwards condua-
ed to their hotel in the fame manner in which
they left it.
MESSAGE FROM HIS MAJESTY THE EN-
PfRoR AND KING.
I" We have commanded our coufin the Arch Cham
cehor OF the empire, to acquaint yon tina, in conn