The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-14
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{ For the Czronici, from 1faziid Gasefses TO the
22d1pyil, secesced BY The Joanna, arrived at So
lem from Biidca. ~ w.
March ~ :!:
admiral Car,heaqnle, which. as we have alrea.
dy said, had happily entered Corfu, two briggs
have also arrived bithe said port, enderthe COM
maud Of chcvaiier Psslucc. There had arri-
vel previously convoy loaded with ammunition
and provisions sent from Ancona by, general lie.
marrois. No English vessels are seen on the
coasts General Douzesoti is appointed governor
general ofthe Seven Islands, IN the place of gene
al Cesar Berthier.
Panis, April 4-The Emperor set out the day
before yesterday from St. Cio65 II 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon aud took the road 10 Bordeaux,
wiere j, is thought he win arrive this day.
The Prince on Nenfchatc'. Mr.. Chafnpaga;',
minis,erof foreign affairs, AND III. Maret, mi.
MISTER and secretary OF state have aso set o,lt 10
accompany the Emperor. The high steward Du-
roc likewise accompanies His Majesty in THIS voy-
age
Letters have been rsceivcG from, vcnice, dated
the 24sh Earch, stating, that the day previous,
a letter had been received from Mr.. Bessieres,
imperial ccnnissary In the Seven lands,
with The agreeable Intelligence, that the con,bi-
ned fleets of Rocl'efort and 'Toulon had happily
arrived in The road Of Corfu the 2sth Of Eebyaa-
!! y, the first under the command OF Admiral Al
| ieium1l, and DE second under that of hdmir;i
| Cantheaunc. Eo.li fleets consist of 10 ships OF
the line, ans! several ffga;cs and smaller vessels.
The English have disappeared from ta0se waters,
and tie navigation OF the Ad::atic sea remains
entireig!:~. 49,
| Ar the disputes which existed between France
and the regency OF Algiers have been settled and
! terminated after the elevation of the new Dcy
4 The Gcnoese have been ;tt]SnoWlcd rs members
10. the French empire, and the Italians her
/ i.1entis ard Allies The Csnoese and Italian
slaves that were in Algiers, Ind they amounted
to los, have been set At litcrtv, and transported
T. Mtrss.cs. Mr.. Dubois Thainviile, charge
des ahaires OF France, has shewn much zeal in
this negotiation, and exposed his perSOn several
times.
| April 9.--The 6ih instant, II. n. the Empress
| set ait Tor Bordeaux, accompanied by Tie sena
Tor Mr Harviilc, her squire of honor, Mr., II
Ee>'inont, her gentleman, and her secretary AFR
/ Dcscilsmps.
| RoRDtAuS, April III. NJ. set cut f.sn, St
Cloud the I'd instant, and slep 1t Orleans. l'iS
following day (Sd) lie dined at Anboise, ard ~
nail an hour past noon, he passed through Tour:
! without stopping. Two hours before, the co,n
! Fernan NuncG the a,nkass.cS>r fi,ota srain h:,;
ap.rei at Tours, with aiettrr fiofn his Sovereign
for II. l. M.-kIlr3hall Bnroc, who was in de
irst coach, aliShted to receive it, and put it i,
| the hands OF II. IA who read it, and :nsyrere,
tsat he would give an audience IN .he FIRST post
| IheIeupon the ambassador left his coaches, ans
got into = post chase =, t..!i.,.. -. .;i,;.,Y
Tho -4th,. at O'Clock ii, the evening, II n ar
rived at Bordeaux. T'Ee following day he yeceiy
Ell uie ci,.:Is ard magistrates, and reviewed the
troops in tie field cfNIars. Afterwards he wen
ON Tie river, examined! the port. and returned tc
| ms palace travcrsing the courts of Castn from
pe'a-H. M passed yesterday ,iispatchi.ier bi:si
ness, and Only went cut epar - the iheStse
escorted By the guard'of honor Which has bee,
prepared IIyN this ctr
he would have, Il is itopossihie Ia describe IN,
10y and enthusiasm CT al the towns tliYt,,.gi
which II. NJ. has passed
(! MADRID, March 25-The King oulasras,er
accompanied Icy BIS beloved broLners, uncle nix
/ nePhe%s repaired yesterday the 25th instant
ifo!n the royal seat or Arapiucz To rlit. palace q
TINS city, where II. III. and lt;,;lucss ROW are
without any variation IN their i.:porant hca!tli
ne festivity and reioicngs of the. Ioyai i.Iabi
t''nts o Madrid have been such as kec,yae tte ac
tua, extraordinary circumstance ; AM the an
Piause, huZZ-s, ard other IMPRESSIONS of ii,}cl:;
and tenderness CO the immense coec,,.rsa ~ -
had attended To soietnniBc tire first entry Of ON
young monarch, have slewn in a cons.,:cuo,,.
manner tie affections of ell hearts and he yenc
ration OF his people, who fiji o, love ,o,,ar ri;
royal person, and ott:e.hopeS that a reign which
begins under such happy auspices promises rnn
graduate one another that tliey live under hrs AZ,
5uSt Sit'E4AS'
April Sc. I. II. the grand duke OF rcrc and
Cie'es had Manifested to us eXcellency ID Pcdy
Ccsailos, first secretary Of staic, tiat y M 1i.e
hmperorot the French and Erg OF Itaiv ,yo,,iG
Ike TO possess the sword thst Francis i.f t;,,o
OF France, surrendered in the famous la,tl,. 81
Payia, when the inyinclblc CAarics he Y ~; IN
cdsn SpAin and was kept with due reg:,l j., ti,e
trIyai arnory since the year 1925, chare,ne, lir
10 represent tie same to 'he king or rnasi:.. II
| M. beng informed OF At, VINO is DESTROYS - ia,
prove every opportunity to manifest to HI, in,i
mate ally, the Emperor OF tie French. the b;,rl
consrderhionhe feels tor his august person. and
the admiration Which his unhearG OF . .nic,t, hay,
inspired MN with, ordered that tic SAID s,y.rd
should he immediately delivered TO II. l. AVID u
M and Tor that purpose lac thought there could
| not be more worthy and respectable channel
than the SAID most serene Duke de Berg-yyhr
formed by his side, aud in his school, and llustr;
Gus by his prowesses and military talents, was
more deserving than any one to take charge OF
such precious deposit, and transfer it TO the
| tue hand Of IL. l. w.
MADRID, April 15.-The kir our master. who
LETT TINS capital 70 go and meet his intimate aI,v
tne EnDcrorof the French and Kin. OF ,,ai,.. ~.
rived most happily at Burgos the I2tn instant
All INC towns and villages on the passage and
their environs. were deserted ~ run AID MO-, h
presence OF their beloved monarch melt ",
men, Old people and children yjeino- ~, -, ,ii