The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-27
Gnrnpe.
FURTHER EXTRACTS.

- LONDON, January 49,
On Bonaparte's first entrance into his capital,
after the conclusion ofthe last Treaty with Aus.
tria, t..e Hotel de ViAe of Paris gave him a most
magnificent entertainment, at which all the yas-
sal Kings and Queens were naturally invited
The following are some particulars of the sngu.
ja: exhibition A kind of amphitheatre, accom-.
modatng about three thousand persons, had been
prepared for the good people Of Paris, who were,
however, separated from the imperial and royal
guests by strong party of guards. The tables
were disposed IN the form of horse shoe, accor-
ding to the ancient etiquette of public court din.
ners IN France. At the head Of the table sat
Bonaparte alone in chair, and with Ills hat
on, which he kept during the whole dinner On
his right, lmarshalled in due order, were the
kings OF his own making, on stools, and bare.
headed; opposite them, in the same order, their
worthy consorts. AT desert, however, BoRaparte,
IN order to shew the Parisians that his apparent
want OF common manners arose solely from con-
acions superiority, and that lie VAS not withstand
ing. true Frenchmsn in his polite attention TO
the ladies', stood up, uncovered, with tolersble
grace, ana went round, whispering some non.
sense 10 each Oft the GygKsr females. This done,
ne again put on bis hat, returned to his arm
chair, where lie stretched and yawned, as if in
tefe a-tefe, with Josephine, and remained rnusing
~ silence during the rest Of the entertainment.
January 10.
Ma. BATHURST.
II Is with great grief that we announce the
dreadful tate OF this gentleman, the British envoy
10 the Emperor OF Austria--We have for some
,'mc feared that his friends were too sanpuine in
behevIhB him to be alive--thsy had heard of his
arrival at Berlin ia Nov but the French pa !.
Pers liked his death about the beginning OF Dec.
lhey mentioned If in way that excited appre.
bene'ons which we did not ciuse to express ;
'ney mentioned 1T as they did the death OF Piche.
cru and OF Capt Wright. Before we proceed to
iarther Particulars, we shall repnblish the para
graph from Erenci paper OF the 2lst Deoem-
Der.
q" Berlin Dec 1o.--Mr. Bathurst, lately the envoy
extraordinary from Great Britain TO tie emperor
OF Austria, has just finished his career in tyaei.
car msnner-As soon as he arrived here, syrnn.
,oIhs OF insanity were discovered in him. ON
ms passing through Perleberg, these syrnptotns
assumed more fatal character And since his
ecpa'turc IRON this city, we have heard that I've
mas put period to his existence"
IN something like the same terms did the
yyeneh papers announce the death of cartan
Wright-He discovered symptoms ofinsanity up.
~ nearing OF the Austrian defeat, and cut las
,hrost Thus persisted that gallant Offer, thus
LasPe7ished that excellent Englisbmsn, Mr.. Bath.
u's!, out nelther OF them, we feel convinced, b,
their own hands =
appears by intelligence received, rs VIC un
uerstsns, IN this country, that Mr.. Bathurst left
seriin with passports from the Prussian govern
nent, add IN excellent health both of mind and
pndy-He was TO proceed to Hamburg, to en-
hars Tor this country--but Hamburg he neve,
'raehed. AT some town near tho French terrific.
iiss he was seized, as is supposed, by y partg o,
S's'"' 'eiaiera What happened Afterwards il