The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-30
f1R Even EMPIRE.
[ Translation from French Pahers. for the
Boston Pahers.]

FR Even Ei1PIRE.
[1ranslation from French Pahers. for the
Boston Pafers.]
PARIS. May ID.
The day before YESTERDAY. M. ERvINc,
ambassador from the ". State. to the Court
OF Denmark. was presented 20 tho Emperor
by the Duke of Bassano. Minister of Eo.
reign Relations. ALSO. MIR Neywand, an
American.
May 81
Joseph Bonaparte, King Of Spain, travelled
/, through France to Paris incog, and refused
all the honors due to his rank.
II is said. the Emperor set off yesterday
on a journey Of some days. TO the coasts OF
La Manche. The Minister OF the Interior
accompanied his majesty.
The King of Westphalia has Just arrived
at Paris. The King OF Naples has left Pa
ris.
WEsTPHALIA, May Ii.
In consequence of the excess of expendi
lures over the receipts, King Jerome has
ordered the sale OF six millions of public
property.
NAPLES, May 9.
A woman here has been delivered at one
accouchnent, of six male and seven female
children, all alive. and perfectly organized?
They have been preserved and a more par
ticular description will be given. ~
SrocKHoLDi, May s.
A pension is granted to the late King of
Sweden, together with his private property
provided he does not attempt 10 re-enter
has FORMER dominions, which all officers are
ordered to prevent.
.,> PANS. May 90.
His majesty the King of the two Sieilies,
n vsstt
Fourteen hundred Spanish prisoners, of
whom 80 are officers, arrived on the 10Th
81 Nismes. and left that on the day follow
ing. taking the way 10 Lyons. These troops
made part OF corps coming to he relief
of Figueras, but were entirely defeated ia
ken. killed or dispersed.
May %.
On the 25th inst. his majesty was at Caen
{ a city IN Normandy, 125 miles zvesf Of
Paris with his Empress, receiving the
congratulations of the inhabitants, and a
musng themselves zOaikins ous in their
coach.
IMPORTANT.
CHARITIES, Nav IS.
This City has presented chenisette to
his majesty the King of Rome. His Impe-
rial majesty has been pleased to consent that
this homage should be accepted This be-
nevolence of his majesty has diffused ioy
through our hearts but that which con
summaries our wishes is All assurance that
we snail enjoy the august presence of their
Imperial Ma)eStieS at the end of the month
The whole city is occupied in making the
necessary preparations to receive them
NANTz, May %
Within few weeks two new frigates
nave been launched, with the utmost sue
cess, near this place.
KINGDOM OF ITALY
MILAN. May II.
His Imperial Highness the Prince Vice.
boy, has written letter to Madame Pas
qualigo, of Venice, Qhe wife of Captain p.
who commanded one of the frigates lately
taken by the British Captain Hos,e) in which
he assures her, that he is highly gratifec
with the brilliant conduct of her husband.
IN the attnir of Lisa THAT he will attend to
his exchange, and reward him for his ser
vices
RUSSIA.
PETERsBURcH, May 1.
IN the government of Putaira, a stone
has been picked up, weighing Is pounds,
which fell from the sky. The event was
preceded by three uncommonly loud claps
OF thunder. The stone sunk above an ell
in the earth, but was still warm when it
was taken out.
Count Pahlen. appointed commissioner to
settle the boundaries between Russia and
Sweden conformably to the last treaty, has
been clothed with the badge of the order of
st. Anne, set in almonds
RIGA, May s.
Yesterday his Excelency General Count
Lauristop, ambassador from the Emperor
of the French to the Court of ST. Peters
burgh, arrived here. Il deputalion from
the oobility and senate waited upon him
with their compliments. Early this morn
ing he continued his journey to Peters
bargh.
BOSTON, July 1s.
LATEST FROM CADIZ
Last evening arrived the ship .furora,
Capt. Masters. in ~ days from (,ihr,I