The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-30

ty of that body; we do not entertain so ve.y con-
teSnptible an opinion ofthem. a. to t!iiaS them
guilty Of such gross negligence.
For our part, we invariably discredited the re.
port OF his madness = and we Certainly do not
believe !. now. 1t is most astonishing that
Co'm; Du'!na, or the Prince OF Litcbtcrs,e;n,
should not have remarked some extraordinary
pranks, OF some alarming vagaries OF hs, turi,ig
the conferences they were Audited 10 ut SrlSJ,
enbrunn. Or, is there method in his madness
On our sapient editors They want a little o.
the brains they have deprived him of Is it, At
the same time, probable Lat the King of Saxony
should be invited to leave bis capitol, in orGe,
to visit the Corsican at Fontainbeau, if there
were any foundation for this nbsSirt! tale Or.
should the other Kings and Princes OF The Rhe.
nlsh coniederacy receive similar invitation p
The story is OF so miserable texture, that il is
not conceivable, how men, pretending to sense,
should for moment believe it.
Bonapsrte like everytyrant and usurrer with
draws himself more and more from put,hcl1 ken
and curoity. Majesty must be surrounded with
c'oud, lest the intruding eye Of the vulgar
might discover, a wretciied, helpless, ai,iictrsi
mortal, like the rest OF men. We have ie ,son
To suspect that Donapsr.c is not altoc ether sa.
ushed with has good civ OF Paris aud that his
agents have transmitted him accounts e.. Schoen
brunn which contained no hst. ring. proofs of
the affection of the Paris;aps for his person. or
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pore OF bonapsrte's madness had prevailed in y.
ris tor considerable time. Itis very probable
that her laxative Inhabitants did not disp!ay the
circumspecuon and respect III their Comments
which the tyrant thought himself entitled to -
lie never entertained mach esteem or affection
for the Parisians; and their m,rmurs .,ou, the
new CONSUMPTION, their pet,lent remarks en- the
hlustice OF the Spanish war, their sarcasus up
on his madness, and, above alt n reyivinr Arglo
mania, i'll the first end fashionable CIRCLES. have
converted, what was before contempt, into .
tired, blended with that sensation
Exclusive. OF tie Princess, the great Church
Disnitares ofthe French Empire, are to assem-
bic at Paris Il is therefore, concluded, tina, the
present Pope, is TO be dsposed, and Cardinal
fescn, hall brotherto Bonapartes mother, is to
be raised to the Holy See. This circumstances
rs very possible, and tia: some innovations in
the rights OF the Catholic Church, are in con-
temptation, we likewise find no difficulty in be.
heving But We r. ject, rs absurd the proposed
marriage between Bonaparte and the Princess
OF SaXony. If this alliance were intended. 10
sephme would not be allowed to visit Fontaih
oieau some decent prctext might have sent her
TO the hot baths at AK la Chapelle, or even to
Heaven ; but she would not have entered Fon
tainbieau, had it been the intention of her lord
and master to republic her.
w e have not heard that any official notification
has been given Of the Usurper's intention to d.
rect III person the operations of his armies in
Spain nor have we been able TO ascertain whe
lher considerable part ofthe French force lately
employed In Germany, has passed the Rhine on
their wayto the Pyrenees. The only corps which
appearto proceed in that direction, is that com.
manded by the Duke Of Abrantes This con.
slsts OF the quotas furnished by members of the
Contedefacy of the Rhine, and amounts to about
2I,oOO men. We have not heard that French
troops have reached a similar destination and
we nave been told that they received a promise
not to be employed in that service. Junot's corps
together with the new levy of SO, 900 conscripts.
Will probably constitute the force with which 30.
naParte means TO renew offensive operations in
the Peninsula. Marmont's corps has been order
ed 70 return 10 Dalmatia, and reinforced by part
OF the Italian army, will, in the first place, CO.
operate with the Bavarians. in order 10 reduce
the brave Iyrotccns to subiection and having
performed that iniquitous service, invade the Yves
tern provinces OF tie Turkish empire The three
corps, commanded by Mlssena, Daveust and
Oudinot, remsin partly in the German provinces.
cededby Austria, or proceeded 10 Poland. from
whence they may check or mpe the career of
the Russians to the south OF the Danube: and
support the further changes which Bcnapsrte
may think 1t eXprdien. 10 make in p, land The
report IS revived that Eugene Bsauhsraois IS TO
De constituted King Of that country a fnrmida-
Ole army, amounting To 10000 men - 10 ne s,a
TONED on the Danube, in order 10 wa.ch the
movements CT Austria, and see the conditions OF
tae late treaty executed.