The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-24

| dic dpitaiNS al our trerynanIC Hr.vf1-
ces and States of the Etrpire frp, their rrcipro.
cal duties towards the Cermanic Empire, and
we dTiire IN incorporating them with our Au(.
TRAN States as Emperor of Aueria, and in pre-
| iervug then, IN thofe srnicai,le relations fnbsf-
ine viii, the neighbonring Powers and States,
that they Gioud attain tina, height Of profperity
and happInrfs which is the end OF all OUR dc(res,
| and the object of our deareG wilies
DONG At oir refdsnce, under our Imperial
feal. FRANcJS,,
Viehna, the 9th Aug. 1906.
| This is followed By the following Addrcfs la
the fubiequent Montsur =
| VIENNA, Aug. S,
| We Francis Sec7pl, TIC.
p" In ahdicatng the Imperial Government OF
me Umpire, We, coniideriHg il as the laft eff
fort of our care and as Az sbGolute duty, do ex-
preis ;hus publicly defre equally Reasonable
ano lut, that the perfons who have hitherto
been employed in the administration of juticc
ana IN diplomatic and other affairs, for the good
OF the whole empire, and for the fervice of the
Cnief OF the empire, ihou!d be iutably provide
ed for.
=" The care, which all The itates ofthe empire
took OF thole psrions who loR their places by
the affair oil the Indemnity in 1908, induces US
to hope that the fame fentnrnts of iuftce will
he extended to thoGe individuals who have biz
fherto been employed in the general fervce,
who have been chofcn in all Parts of the Ger
manic empire, and many Of whom have Quilted
Other profitable places, looking forward TO IN
.honnurae.S tuhIffence for life, and which fhouEd
not be waning 70 them on account of their s..
Edelifv, and the Integrity and CAPACITY with
, which they have executed their functions.
Z" We have, therefore, taken the refnlution of
preiervng 70 thoie of our imperial fervaats,
who have hitherto dr., their fallries from our
ichaEber, the fame appointments, refsrving to
ourieves TO place them in eup!oyments in the
fervicc OF our hereditary eate., and we hope,
WIN 10 nrlch the more confidence, that the E.
eetors, Princes, ard States wal provide FOR the
imperial Chamber o. 'iitcc cf the empire.
anj the Chan' eijor % tive Cban'er Of jutice.
by charging th-mf=lyc. voluntarily w;.i this ex-
pence, IS vii! be triiing in amount, and will
dirnGi every year.
" AS 20 the CharcelIerie of the Aplic Cour.
CT! of the Empire. the funds defined fo- its fup-
port, VIII be employed to provide for the wants
oil thoie individuals who have hitherto drawn
from thence their fllaries. This will lerve them
until other meatures may be taken.
Done in our Capital and refdence of Wen
ma, under CUR Iaretial Seal, the 9th OF Ausuit,
1906.
FRANCIS"
Rr'l;D. az Arg = The SwediN, frisates BLOCK.
ace every P7nti!an port, and ,no!eh without diff.
creVon' all neutrals who may fail in their v.y
ont upon land they have not committed a fineIe
act OF hoftity, aItho' the two armies are within
Piitol thot of each other.
they write from Petersburg that ali the in.
dvidu1!s OF both fcxeskrown TO have co.oner.
ated IN the acceiIIoa Of Ruia to the lat COAL.
ton againit France, have fucceiiively Quilted the
court.
Il. Every thing here breathes a6,iyitv.-The
KING IS returned from Chariottenb,rg ard we
ObteTye "A mo 50, 4
everal OF the military Offices. Generals who
nave been abfent are recalled, and eftafettes
nave been forwarded to the ieyeraI military 90
vcrnments.
Is. The negotiations between Sweden and
Pruilia have taken iuch turn as to i8duce us
to believe that peace and good understanding
will ipeediIy be re-ehabiiied.
The following details refpeding the CHANGES
which are taking place in Germany, are given
as authentic.
AL the Princes, intermediate Counts and
other States the Empire, who are not named
IN the act of Federation, and whole poGeGious
JON, or are included within thofe of the Princes
preiervec, are wholly to lofc their territorial
iuPeriority that is to fly, the right of having
troops, of having tribunals dependent ON them
the privilege Of mini, Of having political A.
gents: in one word, they are TO be deprived of
iovereignty according to the true meaning OF
the word.
il is flid, that the King of PruiTia, in reco7.
niZr theie changes in the contribution Of South
ern Germany, referves to hinfelf a power of
etabilihing Gmilar league Gin the North) OF
what was formerly called the Empire. Thus
Will this contribution, which has been 70 long
invaded, wholly difaPpsar, and the decline Of
which IS only 70 gentle, becaule tie meafures
which are taking at this day were preceded bv
the period Of its fall
The Elc6tor Of HeGe is about 70 accede to
the Confederation of the Rhine. This Prince
will join the force of the union with upwards of
10000 men.
,r NAPLES, July IS.
The Rnglih have taken a petition on IN.
ihore of st. Euphemia. The dviGon Of Cen
eral Regnier occupies Catantaro, and all tho
potts IN the farther Clabra and he only waits
tor the junction of the troops from Afpllia to
attack the enemy, and drive them into the fea.
boston, October ID.
Captain Done, who left Liibon the oh Of
September, informs, that Earl st. Vipcents had
arrived there with fix fail Of the line and two
frgates. 1t was fuppofed he came for the pnr-
! poie OF protecting the perions and PROPERTY
OF the BritiIb fubietts in cafe Portugal was in
vaded 10y Preach and Spaniih army which
was daily expected. BuGnefs was dull and