The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-10
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fjF.i: Eiuef!os tie E,tneb E@firs-iso6 u 1907.
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20 venss oi lnsil dimen.ions has had its .luice en-
larsel, its baGns deepened, aud now receive al
whole feet
Az punkirk, the wetern dixie has been built anew,
and the works ordered By the decree Of the lSth Nj
vote, vesr 49, are slmot ipiih ed.
Al Calais the two Jikes to the eail and weR have
ben rebuilt repaired.
AT Cherbomgh, the two moies RATED and the
works are Ear advanced. In the middle OF the i the
Napoleon battery, lined with cannoas, defends the
road from the winds and the enemy.
At Roehefort, an ingenious apparatus is eaabli1ed
by means OF which i.it Hips may III AMI 20
any tide.
The cl.arips the por, Of Msr!elle., 20 arden,ly
wcd for by the trading ntereG, is, far IS can be
Judged by the foundings taken, already half accom-
plithed.
Such ir,a,enfe works. undertaken At The fame time,
require both time and conItarcY, But conhaucy,
which always Injuries fueeefs, belongs particularly to
I government to whom tn. con,iGun Of its itrsngt,,
gives that OF Us duration, Whole march is iuvarasc
tecauie it has hnt end i'll view, and which i'll o
overcoming prei.n difficulties has It's eyes always fix
ed upon the future. So many works undertaken, 10
many more iniihrd, would have been fac:ent for the
glory of many of the preceding rsigns; boz the e,n-
reror beholds in all theie brgnnits only aud thefe
but beginniags an,idd the io.ns OF war other: ia
greater number FILL occupy the textures Of peace;
ii is the ioyereignS intention tac ier. fsll be TO
part the mott remote Of this vait p;se but
Ghail fee! the efeAs OF bis government, by aneiora-
lions OF which the infahble reiult will be to augmen,
the cafe OF the people and the pre-! e.ity Of the tate
lie alto that the zeal ot the slall be
excited and their efforts feconded in the au.soration
at the cros roads, here the administration encourage.
what i, cannot what il Ought TO Undertake itief
well knowing that tle.e ob'cute and model uuderta-
kings having for their obje2 tae fiorte6 and resreh
COmnuuicatiops OF ;eis Importance TO the frt
of peo2e than hofe diGant communication.
than tholc irnnlenie undertakings which, changing
the direction of the waters, digging beds for ri
rers and in iome meafure even lowering the tops of
mountains command the jut, admiration and graft
tude OF the people.
Fry:ei,l,nr..
Agriculture in the iirh place, receives the bencir
81 them other n-afures iefs favorable to it
The dra1ine of the marines u Ccnentin & Of Poche-
fort, in great forwarduefs; tloc OF Burgung CON
fdel TO the heirs of the ancient nceionaries pro-
mie 70 cultivation vatt extent of grounds, and viii.
give faubrity to the surrounding country. This "a
vor of government has been granted from well
founded hope that that important work viii be flet-
Oily executed The pre!ent conce iionaries will make
up by their activity for the ofIes which their freds-
ceanrs have caued One example has luffeiently ma
nefsd the DEERE which government has of eneourae,
1og IN the rural conmunes, the exchanges neceiary
70 do away ,he ncompa3nss OF pieces OF ground an
2ed into another it has exempted from tbs ul,l-
.! duties of enregi!tern,ent the frit commune of
which, By general concert, the inhabitants have exc
euted thas operation. If iuch Operations were re-
Pea'ed, ptodigous extent of ground would be ref
tored 20 cultivation, the fame time that time and
Tabor would be avsd TO the farmer That encourage
tent may be locked upon the foundation Of great
AID happy reformation Agricultural focietes Gecond
with yea! the views Of government, in propagatiug
good principles. Some partial eaiures have been a.
daPtet With regard to the management ri fix worms
&c o horned cattle, the culture Of fruit tress, and
tie Teearches made reiPettng the natural PRODUCT
ons OF the countries that are leaa known France.
he exitfcnce of our Diarufactors being
iodaied and wonderfully ncreaiing, government has
made 1t ts buines to examine, whether the raw ma
terial which is imported from abroad, could no, be
found IN France. People are occupied in examining
ehe PAGES where the cultivation of might be
'ntroinced with iuccsis, without njurpg cultivaons
which are of more importance the information ne
eeary to d'rea is collecting encoucagsments
Proinilsd Tor the frf experiments.
i! greater intereh, and which is Of the fri con-
liberation for trade and indafry the ameoration of
our WOOL has been the Object of an unrclnittilc at
'ebti"n Al! the means taken Tor the intrusion
OF the farmers upon this important ob.cf, in order
to facilitate th'r bringing tis branch perfection
seven national fheep-iolds in different parts of the
eni2rc aud III central ituations, will Prererv: the
race In all it's purity, will multiply aud oaufc t to
be circulated, by Of national fales fhspaerds
VIII be ufrutted in the management of them, and in
7fuSuoi and example vii, 20 haEd IN hand.
, blt me mot important anis!i0retion, ard az the
i4ne 'ime, tie mott difficult becJue it was neceGa-
y 70 repair paa lofes, well as 70 prepare future
JoEre's, vas that 0! our hcr.es in former times
10 lHitl" celebrated, aud a!moG entirely Destroyed in
lew years, he re-enabiihmeut of the Ruds, vhich
we announced 20 yon lat year, a, an operation aIrea
dy conneeted, has in the courl Of the preent heen
intch advanced. The emperor has fixed t,eic orga-
TiSl'ion and general direGion; three new fuJs,
twelve depo:s Of Aalious, have been ehahiied. they
conii't at his Mon,nt OF nine hundred Of the
moi beautiful wei-choien animals, Of which great
part has been acquired this P1sleut year, numerous
convoy, lent b. the emperor, ia the oourie of his
eonqrehs, is arrived TO enrich them. The Gervee for
me cavalry is aiiured and regulated il many of the
departments {; premiums granted i'm die fairs, re-
wards decreed at public races excite the emulation
Q! ther Proprietors: and toe attention which govern
tisnt has believed On that administration, has been
pieiul hl eis from It's immediate and nectfiary con-
1,qusnces than from the zeal it has excited among the
owners, tor the bringing Of The horles and for the
improvement O! their Government has cauled
moe to De done than It ha. done iif,f this s the
true Characteristic Of public intlitu.nn.
he veterinary ichools PROPER, and they fupply
both he armies and the country with able fubietI,,
Their in.sru9ion hes received a new extcrGon. In
thoie ehoois Praical courfes Of rural economy are
ehabiiibed, where yeung farmers are inGruGed in the
bei tyieos, apply them tkemi..ves upon the ground
aud prepare themielye5 aganG their return to th.
hs!dS, 10 "eakenby the force Of example, the ina u
fnce ot tat blind and ObaGlc rrrce of habs, which
without doubt Is the grcatea obaeIe to the progrsr.
g. agriculture.