The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-25


c nd"iun. In the provinces the peasant anc;
eniigh' ensd cuirivators OF the canton, he
may visit, will CONVEY 70 him notions upon
the fertility Ct their soil, the nature OF us
productions, ihe price Of provisions, and the.
WXes ~itN "hlrh the lands are rated, &c.
| &c. IN towns the governors will make him
acquainted with tn general administration
| ~ their provinces, and able I.wyers will
'orm his society Curing his residence. tlcir
conversation VIII serve to give him an idea
! OF tcc Jurisprudence oil Swcde before his
* peryoit MIN to devote him to the study
o. TIC law
You mu't profit hv the curiosity which
the First Instructions Ni,l exci.e in the mind
OF ny son 10 c. ;:uCt h;n, to every place in
wh'oh he may have something 20 learn by
this means you VIII render these excursions
motive, making HIM tesc both befor- ard
alter, whatever mav rel ate thereto. When
re visits shiPPi7g, he should be made ac
GuairtSd with the mot celebrated nav al
'i'.tt'es. and well informed seaman should
! esp am 20 him the NlauC-uvres winch decide
me tete OF coasbats. When he riay inspect
a fortresF, he should be sccoa. panied BY 81
snLinser, capsb:c ri detsiijnR o. h,n ueon
tae pot the sCieaCe OF :.rtiGcarion, and
that Oi the att;v X ana defence az places.
He - ~ derive from Smith the necessary
&nos'ccg uffrances end manufacturers.
DC works Q; WiUkleman viii give him ?
gust iSea ct the fine arts, and hc raay be i, .
struci in poltt literature by reading tn
authors, the most celebrated IL that branch
Of learning.
he scat art o. education is to direct il
to ne ~'S'.e6 Of the pupi--you should con
sf4neotiy pus INFO my sons band tho>,
/ bopNs OF history. III the reading OF which he
/ "a es the greatest peasure--he should re
tain an account Of what ie has read in sDea-
king thcr than ia writiug--f1r Of Swedzn
hen to any o-hsr. | therefore think lha,
to facilitate tie art of speaking. you sho ri
invite to visit my son once or twice m 4
week, from seven until niae In the evening,
some persons. OF whom you make choice,
and OF whose merit you are well acquainted
Saorld wish my son 20 devo,e some mo
nent OF his tine IN foreign literature h
VIII by tnat means learn TO Distinguish the
characteristics Of other na,iaI S, aud 10 can
verse w'h foreigners on suOisc,s. Which are
Oxen beyond the circles of Princes know
ledge.
i6now remains Tor me to fix the hours Of
my soa'- employment. and his private ha-
lie should rise at half past seven o'clock
commence his studies at eight. and continue
them until eeven.
A. eleven O'clock he is 20 break fast with
BIS tnt"rs, and gentlemen in wa,,,ng, a, half
past e'eVen lie ma take some recreation
an! ortinue them until one.
On SlndIY alone you may admit two
persons OF your choice to breakfast with nv
s,n.
From ore o'olook Unit: I've in tie evening
&c mu't continue tjs studies; a half past
tive OF Sun as. Iuesdais md Thur.days
/ re IS 20 ooioe end dine wI,h rye (.very o.
teer day be - TO oint at home Ii IS IN
cor pany and a. a table that We learn pa
| duaiiY To Enow ~ aGd e. vsnera.e q. iT
htrtc'ers. IL Custom Of seeing comma
Wy gives ease aud grace, and overeoincs TIA,
'iTIcitY - nature! "a cnndren educated Ia.
'o'ltn1= ard re regt a1d 80 dangerous to 2
rrmce' whom 1t exposes TO COM the duy-
Of dec ded and presumptuo1s bllduess =
:" 2eo ny son Ones Ai'n toe, he w,ii IN ct ia
one cn1oPaay al the first Nen in Sw den
ne VIII hear TIE conversation Of the u!ag;s
traJe, the skilful warrior. a. 3 rrofur roi
tlcian, aud the i4boriOus admiti.trator -
thus this spcis'y Will ccnsrioute so his 10
Slruction wltnC,t tae Dor Of study.
from ven un;l, n.lc IN ne eveasng. my
con may employ lis lime alternately. eth n
m paying ms p-cts to Their " icst;ss at
| the theatre, or . ball, CT, nnaly, IN tho e
compaales which he 10 TO re-tire once or,
vice week, ar e whoa have spcken
% you above. He ought always 10 retire 20
- W ~ . LUX.
MY sou viii thus labor seven hours every
day. this time appears sufficient Tor mis- ape.
- remains FOR you, P'rcn, 20 determine on
the nature &, the studies which shonld occu
ny each hour, confirming 20 my desires IN
what shpuid form tae obstruction of my son.
One OF the subjects Of which should have
spoken to you before. is the tender respect
which my son ought a!~ays to bear towards
the ktng. 10 no cigcsn,stapces whatever
should tie have any wish which does not
Correspond with his Majesty's the chief
END or al his sc,iaus should be u adUru thc
oid age CT MS @aJes =, and he should con
s-'n-'Y ct2T ~ memory that 70 repentance
Can ever compensate For the slightest offence
he ma give To him.
'eize With pleasure, Monsieur Bar N d.,
CedeThialC1. this opportunity ct renewing 70
700 the assurance of the sentiments with
"a'cn you have inspired me sncs we were
acquainted. and ] pray that 9 I'd may take-
yo.- to his holy care, and bless your labors
remain your very afFectonate,
CHARLES JEAN.
JOURNAL OF BORDEAUX. Mol
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BORDEAUX.
The 12.h of March viii be To the cit,- of
bordeaux. the most glcrious epoch ccrsc-
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