The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-06
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iegarise body the year which has eRrled tiuee the
c,nfe of your felton, will rot occupy icis important
place III hrtory Than the glorious aud memorable year
;hat preceded it, and Fra.ce, accuaomed in fome
.nsaiure 10 admiration much as to gratitude, will
have fscn tina, under iuch chief as he who dre6s
her high dsilinies, this double fen,iment may he
Newed every day.
When, iii,esn months ago, you fepara,ed in order
80 retrru to your homes, aiter having, during the
rourie of your felton,, fulfilled with much eager
REFS rs CONCERT, the duties impoied upon you by
the confidence OF the nation and that OF the Sovereign
the emperor appeared to be at length ready tate
the iweset fruits Of his glorious abors lie faw the
time 4. hand not Of his own repoIe, but Of the
pole oil France. a new continental war had been
animated III three months the inhabitants OF Germa-
ny We're all BECOME either the friends or allies OF
France Pru!lia till among this number; Ruff
ia appeared TO win FOR the eud of enmitv, with
out either aim objeGt by din, of trumphs aud
moderation, the emperor {eemed to have at length
acquired to France the right Of enjoying i'll peace all
thar he had done for her. He rehored the
country his people received him with traufports Of
hilarity and love, bringing balk new laurcs and
blsfings; numerous deputatinns came from the
tremtes Of the empire offer him the tribute Of the
public homage: the army were preparing come,
III order enjoy in I'll. heart OF their country the
i ordered by their chief and prepared by the whole
nation.
The emperor reioeed ot the fight of calmer fu-
turty, and his thoughts, fixed upon the internal sd
m'ntration, ieened 20 have become 9 more active
He eauieda minute account to be given to him Of
very part Of the Administration and Tough, in each of
them what good there Gill remained be done. tIe
prepared plan fecure the princes of the impe-
rial dynahy iuch education as lhould render them
worthy OF him who founded it he eitabihed fyf-
tenn OF great rewardsfor great fervces, the
rer OF making high titles ierve as fupport the
fate and decoration to the throne; orguiza-
q rs fate fn,v nd
fulenn dieuilion for the decion OF contentious af-
fairs; ferries el protecting and rigorous forms afford
ed to the complainant every facility for the production
OF his defence and histes, and created for the depo
fiaries Of the public authority tribunal, the
eeniure Of which is to be cxerted agan acts and a.
buies which of the reach of the poitve laws.
a conmiiTon placed in the very palace of the ernpe-
Tor, and confAing of thoic whom he calls to deurs
with hiR the greatee affairs of the fate, opened
the throne free acceis all kinds of complaints
demands, charged carry the Of The overecn
the voice Of all his fuhjc6s and Especially OF his fub-
Jscs IN poverty and misfortune affecting iufitu-
ZION which announces that he whole interchangeable vi
glance takes iuch good Of the great irteres of
the Gate is le.s Jealous, in his paternal octude,
ia provide againn the Leaf wants and the fighter
grievances of all theie whom his Empire ex-
tends.
But the treaty Of Prefburg, which had reitored
peace TO the continent, had rc!ored to the .a
the nisfortHne of Europe itrose make Ruiiia con-
tinue the wat, and To bring Prufia determine upon
hottie Reps. Jhcie plots defeated the treaty
Ct Vienna and the convention Of PARIS dpslIed 81 the
clouds; loenled that from henceforh the peace of
the continent was TO longer to be troubled RutJa
herteii had irit the Of it. and her minifry in
velei with her full powers had iu arriv ed at Pa
ris
England, carried away By the force Of thele cir
cunitanoes fhowed herle!f dilpoicd 10 make psace
or rather as her public dfcu!cns have huce revealed
truce, which would hardly have fuip-nded for a
moment, the efeas Of the hatred and j-aIonfy with
which HE rs animated agsirG us. At the taEle time
that HE opened negotiations, fIe prepared new in
rigrrs, fully reiolyed to break them of, if ie cculd
contrve relndle the Fame oi continental war le
fAw her guilty hopes triumphant tie peace made
with REi;a was not ratified:
Prufia was asitated anew; madreis without Ell
ther motive ann excited by the enemies OF her
poie got the better of the combinations OF tIe cah
hottie cries were heard, and war " as declared
asaino the opinion Of the mniiers, and perhaps g.
Eaintt the will Of the king huie!f. A fatal example
"t the weakness Of princes Still fatal influence
"i nlinitry who keeps intriguers and bellers in
pay who fow aud caiumny who excite all
the Paihons the whirwind cf which may be any ufc
TO them, and who, in the midi of ali thief. Plots, con-
ly Calculate the advantages which may refult, for
Their Interes, from the dangers ray the very ruin
The emperor ies of. The Euslia renipotentiary,
who ievera! times had announced MS Departure did
Dot delay 60 efie il; and the acendiary rocket, let
Oh by his fellow -countrynen, ere devcuring few
hours IN Bouiogse, when thar nn;!er made his en-
trance into the town with Trerch ,fcorr, which
watched over his iasty, and PAID thi, lait homage
TO the character with which he had been 10 ure.cisiy
invcited.
France vas, during upwards of ter nr1,hs, sfla-
ed ~ the absnee Of the prince 20 wLunl all her at
ia6iions, well as all her iehini,> are attached
tut the emperor remained p ~ her in Rind, &
has genus watched over her ms thoughts from the
borders 81 the Spree and OF the ViAia Of the Pr2pa
and OF the NiemeD csafcd T., embrace all the
Internal wants OF the empire has thoughts animated
every thmg, maintained every where order and reeu
Lrty, shleh are his work. and we only pgrcc.vcd his
sbenee by the NOTE Of his xpoi,s sad Jy the regrets
which he left in the hearts of us all! WhG he viGt
& he folders ten, RATED thr nows OF Iithuapia
ms look watched in France ovr TIC pDns mars cot
flSe, over the manufacturers ,gofk 'hop uurip,
this long interval, government vas not aIEiscd with
any troubles 1t had not the n gh,eA diRurbanoc
:" dread France, at the period os war upder,a.
ken for the rurpofe Of overwhelming her. prererysJ
~ home The man profound carn: her tcrr, ,orv we
NOS VIZ !ared Tor Jingle infant the jim Of arm, ps,.r
reached her. Under the ffcguard Of v.t1ory r,
law psiug far from her frontier the norn, k,b en-
w aud hatred had dirctted agsinG her ire f.w this
form LurG even the couutiiss where /, Lad bsgn
gathering,
The laws every where executed with fidelity arr
without any effort the privilege OF good AVS. tbe
contributions regularly srou.,I tbe y,.j. .s. III