The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-05
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ANECDOTES OF BoNArARrE.

-. ANECDOTES OF DONAFAklE.
The Emperor Napoleon rites early il the mosn;rtss.
for he neeps very little. not more than thrceat
four hours night. After having tskcn his coffee,
OF which h. very fond, he drinks eis than
thirty cups a.cay, made very ,ropg, he goes TO his
bath, the water Of which is mixed with fo"e medical
preparation, to cure the effects OF the impurity Of
his blood which is vGble upou his kin. AS he ne
YER can be moment idle. an6 makes the moi of his
time, he is attended by perf5n who understands the
Eng'iih language perfectly, and has the ability Of
tranflatingit without hetation into the French. He
therefore reads the Englilh newfpapersto the En-
Peror, az ii he had French paper in his hands This
he calls his hour Of amulement, and fometimes laughs
at the abfurdsy and ignorance of the Engh writers,
a. he calls their contents. The perIon who reads to
Kim, is nfruaed not to PATS by any expreiions, or
60 feisen them he mnft read he meets them !;
for he likes to know what the enemy think and
write OF him. After having bathed, he 6refies HIM
ief and goes to the chamber, where he has always
Tome one to attend him his miniters officers have
the preference, next his private fecretary. He is
called at the hour Of dinner and bu half hour is
occupied with that meal, for he eats very little; and
mas anoi never any appete,on account OF the guam
thy OF coffee which he drinks from time to time.
In the afternoon he is as bufy as in the morning,
but allows hinfel, fometinss thrice week, hour
togo to fome theatre other; but is never known
when he goes, which theatre he to Witt
he very feldom knows it himfelf till dinner time,
when he enquiries for the different plays which to
be given in the night. The Empreis accompanies
him always fhe is fond of him, and he is very much
attached to her. He is always attended by Roaan,
2 Mameuke, who is very mitch attached to him.
Sie was common man, whole family and relations
fufiered greatly in Egypt; Bonaparte. when in that
country, took fancy him. and after having proved
his fidelity, employed him in his fervee he RATED
him from time to time, and he is now Colonel
lie not only with him every where in the day time
but in the night he is the nearen to his perfon---
Madame Bonaparte does not aeep with him. Rof-
tan teeps before the door of his bedchanber 70 that
1t is inipoilible it can he opened without diRurbng
him. When he isupon his po(f, the Emperor thinks
himfef fate; for he relies much upon his Mann
siuke, than upon all the pages, guards, and watch
men that are placed in the different avenues 10 his
bed room.
SingSia, isfasst IF Lorssvi.y In FamHy.-There
are at Preient living in the pa.h of Loudon, county
of Ayr, four brothers and filter, of the name of
Campbell, who sll cotters of vaflals under the
Counties Of Loudon and MORA, whole ages when put
sogether, amounted three hundred and eighty fix
And it is ingular that the whole of them have ever
been diltinguhed and marked in the pariih as peo-
pie quiet and peaeeable tempers, and of an honei
and upright character.
A Parilan Artilf has obtained patent for new
invention OF machine 70, joining tie fs, Of all rb,e
s~Gter. 1t is called the DsVi anorg tie Tayior, as
ne aiert it will be particularly iervceabie prepar.
ing clothing for the ARMY navy, can do
as much in given time, with the a.seIins as one
hundred kHigbI THE tLimb!e, with the needle.