The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-05

/, sun dispersed the clouds, and nothing wa.
wanting to the splendor ofthe mosl delight
ful fete that we have ever beheid."
The procession commenced at IL o'clock,
on the LIST. The Emperor and Empress
reached tho Thuilieries at two. Tie cerc-
mony at the chapel lasted nearly three quar-
tiers OF an hour; and their majesties return
ed TO the Thuilleries at four.
Eugene Beauharnois, the son m-law of b..
naparte. and his Viceroy OF Italy, is crea.-
ted Prince Of Venice, with suitable apa-
mage OF one million of Livres a year. It
would appear, that in case of failure of the
Bonaparte line, the crowns of France and
Italy are to devolve upon him. The reports
OF overtures of peace, of the revival of the
kingdom of Poland, and of the journey of
the Emperor of Russia and King of Prussia
to Paris. are repeated from various quarters
in the Dutch papers.
Private accounts state, that at the reli
gious ceremony of the marriage of Bona
parte. on the Cd, -four Queens were the train /.
bearers OF her majesty. After receiving
the congratulations of all ranks in Paris, Be-
napatte and his bride set off for st. Cloud.
ON Wednesday last, where they were to re-.
| main a few days.
Api.i IL.
Letters from Bayonne state, that King
Joseph made his solemn entry into Malaga on
met the King on his approach to the city !;
and on his arrival there, he received the con
gratulatory addresses of the constituted au.
thorities, and then proceeded to the Cathe
dral, where TIE Deum was solemnly sang.
April IL.
| On the third day after their marriage,
Bonaparte and his imperial bride received
the congratulations of the Senate upon the
happy occasion, in the usual style of fulsome
adulation. 1t appears, by a dispatch from
the governor of Madrid, that the King, 10
| seph, was making the tour of the provinces
contiguous to Andalusia He made his for
NAL entry into Grenada on the 10th ullimo.
Ihe dispatch also mentions, that in the late
hurricane in the Bay of Cadiz, two British
ships of the line, which went on shore, were
taken possession of by the French
Sir Francis Burdett was Yesterday visit
ed in the Tower by his family and several
OF his friends.-No extraordinary precauti
on was observed there nor did there APP
pear, in any part of the town, the slightest
inclination to tumult or disorder The vo
lunteers were, however, generally under
arms during the night, and report of the
names OF those who attended muster was
ordered to be made to government.
/ BY information from gentleman Just ar
rived from France, we hear that curious
question was discussed by a Synod of Bishops
on the occasion of the meeting between Bo
naparte and the Austrian Princess, at the
town of Compiegne, on the river Disc, as
miles north east of Paris. Ii was inquired
OF these prelates, assembled in the Ecclesi-
astical Court, lift were lawful, that Napo
leon and Maria Louisa, who had. been mar
ried by proxy at Vienna. could. consistent
with the Christian law, sleep beneath the
same canopy! After a short consultation
OF these Episcopal Doctors. permission was
given, and we are ted, that the religious
sciuples of the Imperial maiden we're, by
these venerable patriarchs, happily remov
Z ed.
April is.
a gentleman lately arrived in Merida,
IRON V'lianeuva de IA Scrana, states, that
the important points Of Almarez and Arce.
bispo have been taken by the Spaniarts
Authentic Intelligence, received from Al
media, OF the 23d, states, that tie province
OF Biscay, and AL the Spanish territory on
the other side Of the Ebro, aye to be an.
nexed to France Bonaparte's decree, which
orders the said annexation, has aircaty be3n
issued, and French governors are daily ex
pected 70 take possession OF the territory SO
/ annexed.
April IA.
Sir Francis Burdett has served the Sneak
er OF the House OF Commons and the Ser
lJedht ~ Arms with notice OF an action in
the Court of Kings Bench. for au assault
and false imprisonment. His notice to the
Speaker was read in the House of Commons
last night. The right claimed by the House
OF Commons. and acted upon by the SERGEANT
at Arms. will thus receive a legal discussion
and decision.
! The German papers received Yesterday,
state, under the head of Paris, March 10,
INT on the preceding day the daughter of
the Senator Lucien Bonaparte arrived in that
city Lucicn. either dsgusted with the a =.
Postacy OF Napoleon, or fearing for the per-
manence OF his power, has long declined to
Partakc of his fortune. TIE arrival of his
daughter at Paris is probably the signal for
the reconciliation between the two brothers
we also find, from the German papers, that
the blessings of a military CONSUMPTION are
to be extended to Naples, Denmark and all
the other countries aud states which enjov
the benefit of French fraternity. The iol
lowing /. the only sartcle deserving notice,
not already before our readers:
:" banks Of Tire Etbe, Hlarch 29.-1'he
recent union of Hanover makes the poitici..
ans on the Continent very doubtful as to the
ultimate success Of the negotiations of peace
that may be opened with Great Britain. The
loyal inhabitants of the Electorate Of Han
over, so partial to their lawful and adored
monarch, are, literally speaking, filled with
despair at this calamitous event, which is
considered by them true national disaster.
We hope that England will use severe re-
DrISdlc nm thic oS.rn,,,t q c,,t,et Igr,nr.