The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-09
BALTIMoRr, March ?.
Ferry late from france.

Jery fGfe from france.
| a respectable mercantile gentleman has
oongingiy handed to US supplement to
the Bordeaux l. indicator os the 18th OF
Jan. bro't. from France by the sclir 1hefis,
Bolton, OF this port. arrived in the Della ware
In 81 days from Bordeaux p. Is
Captain Bolton left Bordeaux The 2sd- OF
January. and made Cape Henry the. Esd;
February when he saw the blockadipg;
squadron of the enemy i'll Lynnhaven Bay
! then bore away for the Delaware. He was
chased six times on the passage and had
| To throw over fourteen casks OF wine in the
gale.
We are assured that the report of the
French emperor having granted 100 iicen-
seS Tor the importation of colonial produce
from Englan d mentioned in a letter bro't.
by the Ihetis, does not come in form en-
titlihg it to credit.
Translated far the .dmerican
From. the Bordeaux l. Indicator of the 10Th
January.
CONSERVATIVE SFNA TF
Sitting ofJanuayy 10.
The sitting opened at 9 o'clock in the af-
ternocn. His serene highness the prince
arch chancellor of the empire presided.-
His eXcellency the minister of foreign rela-
lions was present. Their excvllencies
Counts Regnaud de Saint Jean d'Angeiy, G
Determon, ministers Of state, were mtrodu-
ced.
His serene highness the prince arch chan
cellor, rose and addressed the senate in the
following words.
:" Gentlemen,
1.-THE nation is, of her own accord, dispo-
sed to the adoption of such members as shs
Judges necessary for the maintenance OK
her glory, and tor the preservation of hep
preponderance in Europe
From every part of this vast empire
addresses succeed each other offers null
tiply 4; and the public will seem voluntarily
ready to anticipate the call of the sovereign
authority.
:" Fine emperor who relies upon the love
OF his people, and who appreciates ,bejr
Fesou ces, had Judged il unnecessary to ues
viate from the usual dispositions. His ma
Iesty would ever have deferred making use
OF them, II an unexpected event had not
caused him to think that, whilst pr ofting of
the useful cooperation of our allies, it is.
aUvvr ali, tue uispiay vi cur forces wiIiCIl
must accelerate the moment Of an honora-
ole peace such Il one the French can
in their heart desire, and such as his ma
jesty has never ceased to offer to his ene-
mics.
" 1t is in that spirit, gentlemen, that the
project now submitted 10 your deliberation
was digt sted.
"Gentlemen-the orators of the Council
ct sta:e will inform you OF the motives and
the advantages thereof, after the minister
OF foreign relations will have read 10 you
report and other documents which his ma
jesty has ordered to be communicated to
you"
His excellency the Duke of Bassano mi-
mister OF foreign relations, ommunicated
the following report:
REPORT
n n o he ,f,,,. ~ r.,
majesty ne Emferor ami Kirg.
yhilst Russia. IN violation OF her trea-
ties, and renouncing her alliance vita
France. in order to join the system Of En-
gland, declared war against your maiSsty.
you appreciated. sire, all the Importance
of the struggle in which yon were about TO
be engaged. You ordered the Formation,
under flie tills 81 cohoris Of the. national