The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-25
Re-esfa6AShment Of the Gingdom Of Po.
(und.
GRAND OUCHY OF WARSAW

The following are some of the d.,.;Is
respecting the opening & first OPERATIONS of
the Diet - Va
On The 10th, the Senators, the Minister'S
inc oouhcii OF State, the Nuncios, the ID
putes, MS EXcelicncy the Archbishon Of
Maiines, Ambassador of his MY;es,v ,,,+
Emperor Napoleon, assembled at the pa
'ace' IN the halls appropriated fon this
purpose ana thence proceeded along The
corridors to the collegiate Church of of ~
John III order to pray to the God of Armies
Tor ms, assistance in the grand work which
was TO De the object of the deliberations NJ
me Oiet. Ills ENceilency, the President of
the Council of Ministers, NJ. Potocki was
stationed near the throne, surrounded Inv
the Ministers; the Senators placed then,
serves In the stalls of the Canoes ,h
Nuncios and the Deputies on the benches
OF the Church His Excelency the arrh
Dishop o: Ma ines, accom- panied b, tbe r.
iuent by the Secretary, and the Auditors ~
the Legation, was introduced by hi, Excel
iIhCy .nc rreiect OF w arsaw, and t,ok his
place between the Throne and the Sena
Tors, on the right of the Altar. A crond e
spectators filled the Church, in the midst of
winch, the Veterans and the Cadets of rhe.
school OF Artillery and Engineers were
ranged in line. His Excellencv the Sen.,n,,
Gawrowski, Bishop of Crakow, celebraied
Mass. The Councillor of State WoIon;az
distinguished Tor his talents as an orator
pronounced from the pulpit discourse
Mh'ch mace most lively impression upon
the whole assembly After Divine Sery;cI.
the Senators and the Nuncios. with the
Depules, returned to their respective cham
bers. His EXcellency the French AD,bae-
sador was conducted, with the whole fh;.
suite, to the principal room of the Senator's
Chamber
The Marshal of the Diet invited the
chamber OF Nunclcs to follow him, with p
view to assemble in the Senators Ch.nLs,
As soon as they arrived there. his Exce L.
cy, Mr. Potoki, called Prince Czartor;nsr;
10 ADMINISTER the oath to him near the
hrohe :s1d present TO him a Marsb.l,s
staff When these two forms were 800
through, Prince Potocki proclaimed-e.
the name OF the King, Duke of Warsaw
give TO Prince Czartorinski pertnissi, r.,
speak The speech of this rssnect,,I,
Prince was heard with all the 1870 $50
which 1T deserved. Many of the pr,nc;n4I
Members then spike in succession Al
the harangue of his Excellencv the M nc
ter OF the Treasury, the Marshal of th. n;
ct announced 10 the Assembly, that he ~
received, in his capacity of the Marshal Of
inc Diet, requistion, signed by a cert, in
NUMBER o. the inhabitants of the parts of
! roland winch had passed uuder the domi-
mon OF Russia His EXcelleucv the Cec,a-
substance Of which was, that in the h,n,l,r
CT cumstai ces in which Poland found her-
SciI at present placed, they besought th,.
Diet, III the name of their countrymcn who
ere groaning under the woke of Rn ia
TO use ITS mediation with Napoleon the.
Great, who had already delivered one mart
" Poland, to condesCend to- release them al
from this Utious Ike.
Several Senators delivered their ser.;
ments upon is adj ress. His Lxce1lercr
the Senator " lhycki proposed to app,,nt
deputatl"n, tor the purpose of deliberati,,p
! ana presenting project upon this subject
The President OF the Council If Ministers
declared, that the Government entertained
the same sentiments as the Senate ', suect-
ing tni Al res. x nomin tie IN tt ek n g
name, the Members of this Depu,atlon
who" he chose from the Senate, of the
Council Of State, that Of Inc Ministers and
the Chamber of the NuncIos --ln[3rder tn
give these Deputies time enough n accom-
! pish the business with which thev were
charged, the President of the Connc;l If
M .nisters adjourned the sitting TO the 9Gh
OF June, and it was in that sitting that he
rs-establishment of the Kingdom of Pola&i
was decreed.
London papers to the 5th August have
been received at this office A Jew cxtrac ]
only are subJoined we shall extract more
copiously in cur next.
The British prints inform us that M bnsf,e
NJ assure had been takcn by the British gov
ernment except the Embargo. which was
laid on American vessels on recent of the
news ofthe war. Whv,w what an vasion is dis,
! The first blow struck ON the land was bv
the British forces /; and at tie moment'this
assertion was made by the British Editors
a very large fcet was fitting out to scnur
our coast. S. much for British "amitv %
30 much for British mnguanimitv AID
We may add, SO much for British honor =
with tho tongue profe sing the utmost for
benrance, whilst he hand il uplifted to sm;te
us
Oar readers are also requested tn rot;cs.
the exultation with which the uriustifaLIe
conduct Of the Boston fcderalists On the 1r .
iclaration uf " is magniGcd, and the bono.
} rable notice which it receives in his mice.
tvs prints. When will this party seC q
true interests, and cease to be tb5 So.
to is own shame! ~, Py.oe
LoNboN, Angue. =
We wish still to obsetve The e. -.
bearance which VIC progessgd Nne Er
from al comment upon thc com, /, fosf1~'.
.nHs ~ ne
.-"erjcan Pre- sident
D which forms the ground TX Of tie act dc.
e ciaring war against Britain. We wish MI