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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-03

uC SSIict lslSrlCr SliSit NaNfc. III ire NrSt
stance, the seniors aud professors among the doc
sorsprescnted by shs bishop or archbishop, asa-
toresaii. .sss ,.-s.' -, (
The seniors. and professors OF The Oder fsesl.
ties, shall be named, in the first mstance.by The
Chief master.
After the first forTnation the places of yacan,
professorships shall be flied in the regular way
adopted.
8. There shall be as many faculties of thcoloy,
as there are. Metropolitan churches. There shall
be one at Srasbourg, and one ut Geneva for the
reformed religion
Each faculty of theology shall be composed Of
at leass three professors, the number shall, how
eyef,be increased according to the augmentation
OF the number of students.
9. Otthese professors, one shall teach ecclesi-
astlcd history, another the tencts, aid the third
evangelical morality.
TO- There shall be at the head Of each faculty,
senior, who shall be chosen fum among the pro
fessors.
IL The schools of law shall form Il faculties
under the same name, attached 10 the academies
of the circuits in which they are situated They
shall, continue organized agreeably TO the law or
the 22d Vcntose, and the imperial decree of the
18th day of the same year
ID The five schools of medicine SHAH form five
faculties under the same name, attached to the u
cadeuIicS where they are situated. They shall
continue organized agreeaby % the law of the
tSlil cntOSe OF the llth year.
IL. There shall be established near each lyce-
un, principal academy, faculty OF sciences, the
first professor Of mathematics in the yceum will
OF course be member There will, be added
three professors, one Of mathematics, another OF
natural history, and third of physic and chemis
try The patron and the censor shall also be at
tached 10 the department
One of the professors shall act rs senior.
IL. At Paris the faculty or sciences shall be
composed of reunion Of two professors from
the college of France, of two from the museum
of natural history, OF two from the polytechsic:d
school, and Of two professors of mathematics
from the iyceums.
One OF the professors shall act as senior.
The place where their siitngs shall be held
as well as that of the faculty of letters shall be
determined fy The cliieI' Of ,he university.
IS. There shali be near each chief lyceum o.
dn academy, I t3culty OF letters, composed OF III
professor g bellies letttesof The lyceum and two
Other professors.
Thc'pqtrca and censor shall also be added to
-hcm
The senior shall be chosen by the three first
mernbcrs.
At Paris, the faculty of letters shall be formed
of three professors from the college of France
and of three professors of bellies lettrcs from the
iyceums.
The place where their sittings shall be held,
and also where the transactions of the faculty of
sciences shall be kept, shall be determined hy the
chief OF the university.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-03
WASHINGFON, May so.

BY an arrival from St. Croix. information
is received Of the state Of thatjslan on the
ID OF May. It's situation Is represented as
truly distressing. The garrison consists f
200 men; and Il was computed that thew
hafsnot provisions for more than eieh, days
IN the island. The procIamationlately issued
prohibiting expectation Of the produce Of the
island except IN vessels bringing provi sions
or lumber, was the act Of new governor
who.arriyed there OH the goth Artli, from
England. Responsiveness against il have
been made BY the citizens without eiIect.-
1t renders Intellectual, as to that Island, that
section Of ore Of the acts supplementary to
the embargo law. which authorizes t,a pre-
Sdent Of the y. $. to permit the departure
from, the United States IN ballast, Of vessels
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TITLEI.

+. Gener7t Organization. IF the UntDersikv.
Act l. Pu5Ie instruction Shall be confined ~
cluslveiy tn tie university.
2. No schO)l, other literary establishment
snail pe formed but under the direction aud a,
thorlty ct the imperial university
). No person shall open a school Or teach ,,ub-
iiciy, unless he is amember of the imperial uni
yersity, and regularly graduated Nevertheless.
those seInnaries dependant upon Archbsh0Ds
ana bishops, shall be cohiined to their individual
diocese They appoint or remove the teachers.
They arc only bound to perform the reg,,lationq
approved BY as
+. The imperial university shall be composed
of as many academies as there ..re co;;g;, 81 sf,-
peal
5. The schools belonging to each academy shall
&c regulated III the following manner
}. ihetacuity, for The sudvof tho profound
sciences and the comforting of dee.re.g
2. The iyceums.ior tho ancient ianc,Iages. lis
tory, rhetoric, logic, and the clement; OF ma.
tlematiCll and physical sciences
o. he colleges, (secondsry pirbic schools) for
the eiemAn;s of ancient languages and the
fr & principles of Mstory'ard The sciences
TIC institutes, schools formed by particular
foundeg5, whcle the study resembles that OF
the colleges
5. The pensions, (boarders) belonging TO indi.
vHiual masters, for study Of a lighter natures
that Of institutions.
The small schools, for The primary elements
where the pupils are taught reading, writing
ana tIlc first principles Of arithmetic.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-03
LtTTN. w. TAzEwELL, JudSs .4dyoca.e.

he following article we extract, verba-
tim, from the Caledonia Mercury, a paper
printed at Edingburg Itreguires ~ com
ncnt-furtilcr than to observe, that 100 sail
OF transports, with many troops and militia
~ stores. on board, have sailed from Eng
land, for Que5ec.y~.HhrorQ
E.Etract efa lette1 from .Nczy- York. dgte9
l0th Dec. 1907.
!" A war with Britain will go weu nigh to
rum this country, on which account the Gs-
dcral 'e19H6Hca17S, who possess most os The
wealth OF the United States, and are ioincd
by the English merchants, and the very re-
spectacle society IF Cintinnati, arc doing all
they can TO prevent a war. On the other
hand, the democratic republicans, who.
though they have few respectable people A.
Inong them, and consist mostly of the mobif-
ity, are eager for a war. AS every man in
his country has a vote for members Of con-
gress, the democrats chuse always persons
OF their own stamp to represent them. They
are proud always of opposing the fedcralists
though II should be to the ruin Of the cour-
try. The .federaiists are very numerous
through all the states in this they abound ::
tncre arc at least 10 federaiists to 10 demo-
Gratis. Snould fvar actually take place, this
IS the heart of the United States, and truly
the capital for riches and trade. Should the
British gcvcr1ment send Il respectable force
say, l6 or 1900 mea 20 land fin this state
the tederalists, who arc heartily sick OF n re-
publican government, as wei us the order o.
Cincinnati, won 4 Join them to a man and Il
gam come under the protection of our late
gracious sovereign, and put final end to the
United States"
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TITLE II

Of ne eouheGiion oftbc .facuty.
6. There shallbe in the imperial university,
FIVE orders Of faculty
1 The faculty Of theology,
2. The faculty cf law.
8 The faculty Of medicine,
q. The faculty Of the mathematical and ply
seal sciences,
8. The faculty Of letters.
Z. The bishop or archbishop or the chief ma
nor the academy. shall prcsentto the chiefmas-
Ger, The doctors Of divinity from aiong whom tue
professors shall be nominated. Each presenta-
ron shdit cous'5t o. at Hast three persons from
whom thc choice shall be iuade by the members
Of 4is lasaiiy Of theology
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-03

HOT SPRINGS.-The suhscriber continues
to keeps House of ENI ERTAINJfENT'
ut the Hot Springs, in Bath County. He has got
ten three baths in complete repair they are
large and commodious.-Tbc temperature of the
baths is as follows, viz los, 100 and 90, one
OF which is IN excellent shower bath
The different degrees Of the waters Mt this
place, arc from 60 to 1O6 The number OF Ger.
tificatcs in my possession, signed by gentlemen
Of tho first responsibility, VIII shew the great
virtue and utility Of the waters, in eradicating
Diseases which have bafled the skill of the most
eminent physicians.
Any person wishing to know .he virtues posses
scd by the waters ofthe II. S. in removing diseas-
es, may make application to either of the gentle
men hereafter named, who can give satisfactory
Information from experimental knowledge
Charleston s. Carolina, Mr. Charles Graves,
Maj Obricn Smith, Capt Thomas Hdl-Eden.
tol, II. c. Mr.. - Cabaras.-- Richmond, Viisr
Mr.. Maxwell Tr0kes--Predcrici sburg, Mr. Iohn
Dawson--Halifaz, Maj. John W.in5u5h-Pow.
hatan, General LittleDcrTy Mos5y, Mai Samuel
Saunders Dnwiddic, Col Francis Muir Man
chester, Mr.. John Branch Petersburg Gr John
9 Permission, Mr.. DTell-Ffanklin, mr. Henry
Galloway Messrs. Cunain iain and
Harness Philadelphia, MIR M'Csuet- Ohio.
Mesars. Willsaad Lindsay Lexington, Ken. MI
William W Worsley.
His house, cabins, stables, &c are ~ comyjet
repair for The reception ofLuard-s. ed eca7e Der,
Ills liquors are good as coul be procured
HENJ. THDMEO<.
June II f3"l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-03
SAVANNAH. May ls.\
Gro R6I4-Lg SIlYuHE.

u n. Y ~ Sx n. l. 4 L 4 D Il a q " AZ e.
Joseph Iryyi, esq. anu col. Edward Har-
den, two of our Representatives in the state
legislature, arived last evening from Mil
iedgeviile-tfcy did not bring down copy of
the governorsnessagr, Hut one osthem sta 'es I;
that the governor mentioned in his communi-
cation to boil houses. that he had thought
mt to coTven them in order to grant some
relief to debbrs who were at present pecu-
liarly distressed by an act of the general go
yernmen.. tile cmbargo) and informed them,
that n dcislhtiop had been sent from the
Greek nation OF Indians, who had come to
unanimous conclusion to defend this state,
with all thei, abilities, in case of rupture
with any foeign power; and had sent their
representatives to the scat of government to
make q tcnttr of their services.
a committee to whon was referred that
part otlthe message of his excellency the
governir, which relates to the relief of
debtor had reported bill to stay all levies
and sass on Judgments which have been, or
may hf'eafter be obtained, until six months
alter tie embargo shall be raised: to this re-
solutiot an amendment had been offered a
grecaty to which no suits of a civil nature
can be instituted, until the raising of the
embark Our Informant is inclined to be-
iiere, pc bill viii pass in this OF a similar
shape.
bh had been introduced, and referred
TO 4 chmittee, to alter the method of choo-
sing ellctors Of President and Vice-President
Of the United States, by which the electors
wouldbe baIloted for by general vote O.
the pFPie This was not Thought to be a
popula' me;lsGre in either branch OF tie Ie-
gislatre.
A memorial had Seen presented by Ed
wardsVh.tc. esq. against Certain OF the JUS
ticesf the Inferior Court Of this county.
whic, was referred toa committee appoint
red 70 the purpose /; and who reported biz
TO irpeach them before the Senate of the
| sta'e this report was rejected, and a reso-
iuuoiPas6ed the house of representatives
on Saturday, last, going to disapprove OF the
condrt of Timothy Barnard ESQ. and to re-
move John II. Morel and A. s. -5ulloch
tesqrsfrom office. This resolution passed
the li7cr house by a majority of about rs
90 l0-and it was thought it would go thro'
the soate with equal unanimity.
n leg stature are TO adjourn On Satur-
day mkt, as is supposed by our informant.
.idmialty Gases, decided 5yhia honor Judec
Stephens, Of This dis.rict.
Schooner Caroline, Hopkins, libelled for
violang Embargo and Revenue Laws-facts
admitted by Observation-Disclosures to Score
tary {. the reasnry.
Schooner Hiram, Oleott-same
Slob Ranger, Bcck-same
Stop Polly, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fo,
violating Revenue and Embargo Laws:
Brit. Columbia, Lindsey, for importing
slavessince 1st January, 1808-acq Quilted,
CT payment Of costs, there being cause of
seizup.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-03
EUROPE.
EaOM aE'sAnts MoN1rErP OF MAaon 49,
IMPERIAL DECREE.

Napoleon. ~ the grace of Cod, and .na con.
stitutoni emperor of the French, king Of Italy,
ana pr0tectorof the confederation Of tie K hine.
In pursuance Of tine law of tie 10Th Of Nav.
looo' fef the establishment literary seminaries,
our council of sta,e, after tleliberation, have
creed as follows
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-03
WEST-KWDTES.
QTicer article in the New Brunswick Royal
Gazette of ped Of February last
ST.. JOHNS, Or. b. Feb. %.


Arrived here or Friday morning from St.
Andrews, the Packet Speedy, captain John
ston, with 6vc passengers, VIZ. Mr.. and MRS.
Price and Mr.. Ni'Xensic of this city, Mr..
MMaster, of St.Andrews, and Mr.. Hafuck,
an English gentleman. Capt, ]. informs that
on Wednesday evening the 9TH inst. the wind
being ahead, and appearance.o snow Storm,
hs came to anchor in Bliss harbor; that at
three O'Clock on Thursday morning, they
were surprised br violent agitation CT the
vcssel-Captain J. can convey but faint idea
of Iris astonishmcnt ON observing the vessel
going through the water at the rate of Is
knots per hour, there being only a light wind
from the S. L. and when few minutes pre-
viously she was safely riding at anchor. The
mystery was unravelled on his Observing
huge Whale that seemed to have entangied
himself in the cable, and it was probable the
vessel would be dragged ashore, being alrea-
dy removed from her anchorage three miles,
SC in q dangerous situation, the water running
in atthe hawser holes; Captain : deemed Il
prudent to cut the cable, from which the
Whale immediately yiisengaged himself
Captain J. can only account for tllis most as
tonishing circumstance BY the supposition
that the whale was near the vessel in pursuit
of herrings, and as the tide was setting in.
and the wind from S. E. the cable Being slack
under loot, ne must have coiled ltround his
body and drawn it tight by endeavoring to
eltvicate himself.
We state this remarkable circumstance on
the authority Of tile evidence which accom-
panied the detail.
We certify that the circpmatancesc cited a
hove are fac's.
james Price, John M'Kenzie,
Daniel MMaster, Richard Hafuck
A letter frem Caudaloupe, dated April ID,
received at Boston, states, that in conse-
quence Of our Embargo ali trade is at stand,
not an American vessel in port that the plan
ters are reduced to the necessity of subsistng
on colonial victuals, and no sale for their
produce a; that it il closely blockaded by En-
glish vessels stationed off Point Petre and
Bassetcrre, but NO external attack was fear
ed and that in consequence Of their ports
being opened there was chance Of neutrals
getting in American produce uncommonly
scarce.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-03

We iearnrsays the N. c. Mincrva) That
the following persons. are appointea to
Command th quota OF the standing army to
be raised in this state Edward Pasteur,
OF NeWbern,a colonel: Abner Pasteur Of do.
q captain /; William Johnson of ditto a
Lieutenant William Blount, OF Tennessee,
now Of Farbgongh, son Of the late Govern
or Blount, ataPtaih; Robert Rulfin OF War
renton, a captain.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-03
N1av 81.

TheIsohomer TRIUMPH, captain FARM
Err, arrived here on Thursday last in u days
IRON Philadelphia, brought 1000 stand of
arms 70 the use 81 this STATE, which with the
1000 stand received some. time since. com
plete the 5000 purchased Q, the general go
Vernmcnt.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-03

Detained to bSng homc valuable property
Belonging to OR citizess in foreign ports.
Mat Int
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-25

One morning. j party Of volunteers Of
.Snain who were e in Madrid, having given
their bait Of corn to their horses, the serJeant
ordered the saddle and saddle-bags 70 be
put on, and the party to form on the Barley
square. He next mustered them, and or
dered them to mount, draw their swords,
and sound march through Toledo Port
street. The French guard atthe gate i'm.
mediatey fell in, and paid them the military
honors. The serjeant returned the usual
salute, and the party deserted, nor have
they been heard Of since.
Of the letters by the late Bayonne mail
which preached Madrid previous to the above
mentioned officers departure, Murat had
not allowed single one to be delivered,
without excepting even those which We're
directed to individuals of his own army.
A French courier from Mazanares to
Madrid, had been intercepted at Madrile-
jos.
At Manzanares, there were 800 French
men, who, having set out upon their march
to Dupont's army, were attacked, in Val
delpenas, by the inhabitants-After an ac-
ton which lasted two hours, and in which
they lost $50 men, and destroyed almost all
the houses, they withdrew to Manzanares
where they have since been captured.
The Puerto del Rey is guarded by about
5000 men, and pieces Of ordinance are
conducting to that point.
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Written by ]. N. BARKER, and performed
at the Theatres of Philadelphia and Balu-
more, with unbounded applause.
The Overture, Songs, Ctorxsses &c. entirely
nesy COMPOSED and arranged for the orede-
strs BY Mr.. BRA7.
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- No postponement on account OF
the weather.
THE INDIAN PRINCESS
La Belle Sauvage. :

80 n
LIZ 1'Ssee o'e'so'e5
Written by ]. N. BARKER, and performed
at the Theatres of Philadelphia and Balu-
more, with unbounded applause.)
The Overture, Songs, chorasses. &c. entirely
sire BY W. BRAr
EUROPEANS.
Delawar, MR. Mr. MARE Marren;
Perez ege,.''1''' 49, Mr. chanoek.
Walter, Mr.. Bray.
Robin, Mr.. Jefferson.
Talman, MIR. Seymour.
c.,.,. uu. rr.n.,.
Alice, Mrs. Seymour.
INDIANS.
rowhatan, Mr.. B,iers.
Nantaouas. MIR. Miller.
Miami. Mr.. Francis.
C,r;mosco. Mr.. Cross.
Warriors, Messrs. Harris, &c.
Pocahontas, tthe -
Indian princessl Mr.. Wilmct.
Nina. Mrs. Jefferson.
49, ,s;r,s e.
49,,
END OF THE PLAY,
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The Honest Yorkfhireman.

The Honest Yorkihlreman.
Caylove, MT. cross.
Mnckvorm, Mr.. Francis.
Slsnco. Mr.. Wilmot
Sonire Sapscuil, Mr. Jefferson.
Rlundsr, Mr. Bray.
Arahella. Mrs. Jefferson.
Cornbrush. Mrs. Seymour.
Books ofthe Words and Music of" he
Indian Princess" to be had at the Bookstore
of Mr.. r. Gray, and Messrs. Cotton and
Stewart.
r On Saturday--Mr. Jacobs BENEFIT.
6- Doors to DC ohen at s., anafe,5orS0'iee
- begin jsrecisely az quartz hast O'clock.
s.x Admittrnce--6or o,r dollOr, ftit seSsraty
4pe eAats, gallery jyfy cents.
+it Bor Tickets to be had at the bar Of
M. Gads6y's hotel, and 81 che office V Nt
esiv Gszs'se.
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ORDER OF THE DAy.-fur. %.
Soldiers the light troops of our Van
have given proof Of their intriped pau1ct'
ism-They reached Cordova BY forced
marches, and, at that very moment it beea~
necessary to dislodge the enemy from ST..
raj points. The commandment CT the van
considering, that the troops must be tireda'
ter such exertiens in this hot weather, DC
sired so men per battalion, from among
those who should find themselves less e.
hausted, and better able to endure tausM
to come out Of the ranks, of their own az
cord !; when they all, without exception
contended which should go first; and o..
superior Officers were under the Decess'v
Of appointing those who were toforn ~
detachment!
Soldiers !! This gallant conduct oasn' ~
excite your emulation and I, wao seea.,
martial spirit with which you long to cOJ ii,
within sight Of the enemy Aatter my -.
that you wiz vie viii your worthy COMP
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SEVILLE, ftu,le 10.

SEVILLE, June 10.
We learn, by several official papers, that
the grand duke of Berg has, at the re.
guest of the board of government at Ma
drid, suspended the march Of the French
troops to the provinces which have pro-
claimed Ferdinand VII.
d. Manuel Barnuevo, lieut.. of the Pavia
dragons, who left Madrid on the 9Th inst.
and Joined our army on the 18th, has COM
municated the following particulars:
The French garrison in Madrid does not
amount to 5000 men. The duke of Berg
continued in the Monclova, whence he in
tended to remove to the Retro, as soon as
it should be fortified. Moneys division,
consisting of or $4,000 men, had march
ed out of Madrid, making inquire. re-
specting the roads which lead to several
provinces, so that its destination is not
known. The division formerly chartered
in the Escuriel, which had proceeded a.
gainst Segovia, and was 5000 strong, was
beaten by the Segoyians ON the 9Th, with
loss of 5000 men,
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Mrs, Francis.
Miss Hunt.

The whole to conclude with a much admired ms
sicai entertainment, I'm one aef
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TromG Gibraltar papers 70 the 26 Jaly,receip-
ed at the office ofthe Mercantile Adver-
3 tiser By the ship Ocean.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-21
@ " s P r ~ G.

WELCOME sweet ch, . ful spring, tby
baimy breath '
Infuses health, and stays the shafts of death.
With lively Joy, The youthful bosom CLOVIS,
The tide Of life, With rapid yigor flows.
Thy presence can a ray of joy impart,
And sooth the sorrows of the aching heart.
Ihe feeble form, new strength and Hrnne q
49,. gains, Ht7
And circulation thrills each languid ven.
The leahess trees their infant shoots diseIoas
From frost released, the chrystal fountaia
flows, =. :, ~
The shining insects sport in PhGbus' ray,
While tunefuI birds sit chipping on each spr
All nature smiles! This variesated scene,
Far Flora views, with Countenancc serene,
her store produces, and her skill she tries
And iiowrets spring Of various tint. and dyss.
While youthful Fancy clad in gay attire
Attends her summons, and by her desire
Der each enclosing bud, new grace bestows,
And gives new beauty to each OF ming rose.
EMELINE,
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|'fon The great beaef' pretendsdt 10 be done
fhs'f country, have prescrip,ive privileges
% no aud say whs,eyer they Hat; what
wos'd be treason 10 frderaliss, Is basriot.
Ism 10 democrat.
man who would dare to syow such
sentiments; who threatens 10 beusy has
coanry. should hg occasion offer, merits
me scofo and detes,atlon Of his fellow CT.
llzen,. Should such slave to the most
1gootle and dishonolable passions add pre-
POSSESSIONS, col y the ceo6denee OF his
country, be c!oa he'd with power and irfu.
ence. by, which alone he Gao be made TO be
treaded--Oughsv We got 10 watch him; keep
astric. eye Oh all his movements record
SUD promulgale to The world, his hollow,
false and treaehe.ous principles Of ae'ioa
Yessoo true is is, such raen to FL! exalted
nations, and succeed in playing oH the
tnaye. Posseritv will look back with a.
,'onlshmeut at the degeneracy aud corrup.
ion of the times, when such men can hod
heir advocates, aud have hsn0ys buckl d on
ikelr backs ibid.