The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-27
10. The members. of our departmental e.

there performed their functions to our sa-
ltisfaction, may present themselves before
tine arch chancellor of the empire to ask him
, If 1t shall please us to grant them the title
OF Baron; but this title cannot be transmits
} sible to their descendants direct and legil-
mate, natural or adopted, from nla,eto male
and In order of primogeniture, until they
shall shcw clear income of $4,000 francs,
the third of which, when they shall have OBJ
taised our letters patent, shall remain mort
| gagged to their titles, and pass with it OH all
the heads where it shall be placed
II The members of the legion of honor
and those who for the future shall obtain
ftlat distinction, shall bear the title of Che
Uafer.
-. This title shall be transmissible to the
descendants direct and legitimate natural
or adopted from male to male, i'm the order
OF primogeniture, and to him who shall have
Reen clothed Herewith, in appearing before
the arch-chahevur OF the empire, i'm order
to this effect to obtain our letters patent, and
IN proving that he has rents to the amount
lof 5000 francs at least.
Is. We reserve to ourselves the right to
lgrant the titles which we Shall Judge eXpcdi-
lent, to the generals projects, officers civil
and military, and such other of our subjects
as shall DO distinguished by their services to
the state.
III. Such Of our subjects on whom we shall
have conferred titles, cannot bear anv other
coat OF arms, nor wear aIv other dress than
tthose which shall be pointed cut liz their let
tiers patent of creation.
Is. We forbid all our subjects to arrora te
to themselves any other titles and aualif;ca-
tons than thsse we shall have conferred & to
the civil officers of state, notaries & others
to give them Is them renewing, as far as NAV
be necessary, against offenders, the laws ac-
| tually i'll force.
Given at our imperial palace of the Thu
ilierics 1st March, 1908.
| (Signed) NAPOLEON.
BY the emperor.
Ihe minister secretary of state
lSgned) HB. MURAT
From Tie PGris .frguscfthe 2Sth ofI,7arca.
- BERLIN, March -.
The following general order has been pub
nshed here
Messrs. IGlaud, director, and Jacoby, in
spector OF the national theatre of Berlin, ha-
wing caused the anniversary of the birth finer
majesty the queen of Prus. to be publckly
celebrated, without having given notice o.
the same to the French authorities to whom
1t would have been a pleasure to join the i'm
hahitants of Berlin in the expression of this
homage OF their good wishes to their sove-
lat their own houses for two days, according
to the orders 6f his excellency marshal Vic
tor, Governor, for having been SO far want
ing TO the rules of decorum and to the conf
dence which they owe to the French
Berlin March ii, 1908.
The Gen. of division, commander Of Ber~
lin and the Middle March.
(Signed) SAINT HILAIRE.
The French troops which are in the Prus-
Gin a.. Il l.
The corps of the Marshal Victor is posted
between the Oder and the Elbe. The Sd di-
vision of the third corps under the orders of
Marshal Dayoust, is betwee:. the middle
Mark and West Prussia. The 4th corDs
OF the army, commanded by Marshal SouIt,
occupies PoTnerania /; the head quarters are
at Stettin. The 5th corps (of marshal Mas
sena, which is ad interim commanded by
! gen Suchet) is i'll Lower Silesia. The 9th
corps (of Marshal Ney. at present comman-
ded by Marshal Mortier) occupies Upper
Silesia.-Cougieg' de PEurot1e.
TRIESTE, March 2
/ The English squadron which has made its
appearance on our coast, kas received REIN
forcemcnts, and for three days past it has
been cruizing between our port and that OF
Aquilcia. 1t has come SO near as to be dis
tinctly described from our citv-There are
II sail, of which 5 or appear to De ships
OF the line. The Admirars name is not
known. The wind has not been sufficiently
7 favorable to allow the English to attack the
five ships of the line and the frigates belong
ing to the Russians, which are at anchor in
our roads. At all events, the batteries of our
port are in the most respectable condition.
HAMBURG, March Ii.
! The Hanse Towns are 10 furnish 5000 sal
lors, who are to be sent 20 Flushing and 3ou-
logne.
! The Prince ofPont Cervo must have this
! day arrive in Copenhagen.
J BY letters which are received from Stock
holm, by some Swediqh mercaDti e houses IN
this city, it appears. that Sweden, about to
be attacked at three points at once, iss
threatened with total revolution. 1t j.
affirmed that the English Ambassador has Of
fered to the king Gustayus ". 80 get him
conveyed to England.
! The treaty OF commerce between France
ami Russia iias been published iii 81. Peters
| burg and received there with great joy !; it
contains that France shall annually purchase
great quantity OF the territorial PRODUCT
ons of Russia, such as tar, ship timber &c.
(Pn6itc18te.
| @ GMPsoR Nouns, opposite tie Eagle Ia
I IA. IL. 81. l..