The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-15

i"c Ndutz az iovVV men, Out winch IS not
conceived to be adequate o execute any
thing serious. The letter Observes" Our
great security is in the strength of our To-
cality. from the great extent of marsh, in :
tersected with dltChes at every twenty
yards, OF great depth and of equal breadth i;
we have forts every where placed to com
mand all the roads and approaches, so that
we should NOW down the heads Of columns,
which no where could advance but in sec
lions"
A morning paper says, eft is, we un.
derstand the intention Of Ministers, that p ar
Lament shall assemble in October, Tor. a
short Session, the CHI eff business of which will
be the removal OF the restrictions so unwise.
imposed upon the present exercise of
the Royal Authority"
Sctond Edin0n-The following is a co
py OF the Bulletin received this day from
Windsor
Hindsor Castle. Aug. 90.
There isno alteration in his Majesty's
symptoms to FL oigned Us asnoL}
From the improvements IN mis- physical
state. itls thought His Majesty. may finger
a considerable time but no change has Ia
ken place in the mental maiadY, which is
confirmed and allows no hopes of recovery.
PLYMOUTH, Angus, %,
The Diana .frigaie has. de tanned aud sent
III the American brig B,usus, John DE Car
riere master, from Baltimore with 81 mas.
sengers bound to Bordeaux
DARTMOUTH, August le.
Arrived yesterday The Adelaide, from
Morla'x, with two American messengers
with dispatches. -, $50
PARIS, Aug. 16.
"Wednesday the 18th ct s in the evening,
salutes OF the artillery announced the iete of
St. Napoleon. There was Ambulance gra
tbs at the theatres OF Paris
On the 18th, the day OF The fete, the SINE
saiutes were repeated at SIX IN the morning,
al mid day, aud at S in the ening.
At in me morning his ExcelIency the M y
nister OF he Inferior, accuu,panied by The mu
niCiParpody OF the cry OF Par,s, preceded &
followed NY several detachments of troops.
repaired IN grand procession 20 the QUAY
y. Bernard, to lay the first stone OF ths.
Wine market. and afterwards TO the mar,
ket D. Martin. OF which hey laid the first
stone. After this ceremony the municipal
body was admitted to an audience of his
majesty the emperor at the Palace of the
Tnuileriss, *,
A. Two there was mock fight on the ri
yer be lween the Pont Roy al anu that OF the
Thuilieries, -
Al mid day the EmperJr en- cred the Hall
OF the Ihrone, in the Palace of the Thu.l
eries.-Ine, G aud Chamberlain intro
duced the Princes, Grand DIgnitaries. next
lise Cardinals and he Ministers. the great
Officers OF he empir the e and Ea,,l uf he
Legion of Honour, and al the persons VINO
were entitled to admission.
The Diplomatic Body were conducted 20
an andience Vt his Majesty in the accus
toned form. 50
Among other presentations by the Duke
de bassano, Minister for Foreiga Affairs
were Messrs lanes Sloane, Samuel Green.
ana w. Oracle, Citizens OF the United
States
The Diplomatic audience being closed,
the Empress was informed or 1t their Ma
Jesties then repaired % mass, oh Was
Celebrated BY ms Emlnence tue Grand Al
moner, and followed by re Deunr After
mass there was grand audience in the
partments A,.t
Inc gratuitous representation at all the
theatres collected a very numerous con
Course. All me illusions to the occasion
which the pieces represented seemed TO of
Ter, were seized with enthusiasm. At the
Vaudeville, and several other theatres
some couplets were sung, the chorus OF which
was repeated with reclamation, and receiv-
ed with those feelings by winch the coup
lets were inspired
The day was, superoly fine the SKY wa.
constantly serene. and the temperature ex-
tremely pleasant ; the games prepared ,a
the basin and between the bridge OF the
Ihuillerles and that of G oncorde, and those
IN the Champs Eiysees, were Witnessed &
partakeD of by delighted multitude.
"A the Close OF day, an elegant illuminate
on was displayed in the Champs Elysees,
at the Ihuilleries, and at the numerous ad :
joining public buildings. At eight o'clock
concert was per formed ON the tsrrace of
the Palace. Their imperial maiesties ap-
peared at the Balcony. in the view of an i'm
mehse crowd OF spectators, who saiuted
hem with the most lively acclamations, AT
nine. there were magnificent fire works in
the Palace de la Concorde. The promenade
the dances, and all the amusements. were
prolonged to late hour.
Several members OF the Legislative Body
are to be created Bsrons of the Empire. a
mong whom are Balleul, Beauverger, Bon
det, &c.
August %.
BY decree of the Emperor, all theatre Of
the second rank, small theatres, cabinets Of
curlosities, SUCH as machines, figures, ami
mails, &c. and IN short all manner of spec
tacles. including masked balls and concerts
In Paris, are to pay a tax to the Imperial
Academy Of Music, The Panorama.
Cosnorama, & Olympic Circus are inc,ud-
cd and the exceptions are, the Theatre
Francois, the Opera Comigue, aud the o.
deon.
The tax shall be, for balls, concerts. fe,es
ana livoli, &c. one fifth OF the gross receipts,