The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-03

When the soicurnrent o. NW,oleon was
established at the Island Of E!ba, by treaty
signed by the allied sovC rvigns, it was runoI-
ed at Vienna. that this arrangement was only
70 be considered as provisonar,a and tina. the
Congress would decide dehnlti,ely where the
future residence of tue EX-Emperor should
be.
October Is.
According to letters from Vienna it is ru-
mored there, that towards the latter end of
September, the Plenipotentaries OF the f ir
great allied courts have taken into consider.,-
ton the fate OF s.aXony, and after long dis,
cussion the ministers have not been able to -
gree upon any point OH that head.
His .xceliency Prince Benevento has paid
visit to Prince Eugene on his passage through
Munich. -
YiennG, Oct. 3
Yesterday there was grand parade, at
which all their majesties were present.
The Grand cukc of Baden, the Prince lie
Ia Touret Taxis. Maor-<Ieneral in the Aus
trian service, and several other persons of dis
tincnon, Arrived here yesterday aud the day
before,
=. Ocybcr7.
The alsii;s of tie CONGRESS arc pr. gre ssing
rapidly, since the Emperor OF. Russia has sly
ui!ied his intention of leaving Vienna before
the last OF this month. 1t is also said that an
official notc has been delivered on the part of
Russia to the Congress. in which it is dcCiar-
ell that the intention Of MS majesty is that no
kind OF alteration sh ali be made TO the treaty
of Paris, which is to be maintained IN all its
form and tenor.
1t has been resolved that the discussion Of
the congress shall be made publicthro,;sh the
medium OF the press 1t has likewise been
determined that the plcn'potentiaries of Aus
tra. Russia, France, E'Y,land. Prussia, Spain,
Sweden and Portugal, shall compose the gen
cral congress-.
:, 1t is confirmed that NJ. Prince: Ta!lcv-:nd
Ferigo-d, minister of France, has delivered to
the congress memorial IF high Importance
This circumstance exCitea great public curl
osity.
Tile domination Of count Stallion t. Che
Office of Minister OF Fina,ices, has been ,ec,i-
we'd with pleasure by all classes Of society,"
Homes are entertained that the appointment,
ana the present circumstances VIII produce a
happy ctfect on cur paper mercy.
Her Imperial M jesty Maria Louisa viii ar
rive this day at Schoeu3run. Several sove-
reigrs are 10 so. to meet her majesty. :.
Dresden, SET. g.
We expect that the fate &c Sax my viii be
decided at the Congress Of Vienna every
thing goes OIL here as usual. Upper LuSatia,
which suf materially BY the war, has
sent here l9 deputies to gulatc their system
OF credit; they are assembled unt:cr the
presidency of Governor-Gcncral Prince Re
PUN.
E5nbuye, oct.a.
Almost all the off of the staff Of Mar.
shi,} Davoust have been put upon half-pay.
and ordered to repair t. their respective
homes.
-. NGrdrif. Sstt 60.
The troubles which exist in Navarro have.
excited the greatest disquietuIe Govern
ment has ;s9ied tie everest orders to check
the spirit q. revolt, WHICH the state of things
renders Of the most fearful consequences. The
Vicevoy, Count Ezuelete. has ordered the
troops Of the line Of Navarro and the neigh
boring provinces to march aS;:inst Nina and
lIis atlherents. :. -
IF the ins,rrcotion Goes nce spread into the
Countries which the Ebro separates from Cas-
tile, the military force employeI,. which is
pouring rapidly upon.ths only point Of frstavar-
re whore the com,potion at presen. RACES,
ought to check these riots, without tina. the
remedy is useless,
III r,ilor Of the approaching arrival Of
CHARLES Nv. is daily renewed here.
The tranquility of the citv of Cadiz ismair
tanned by the vigilance OF the chief magis-
tratcs.
unfortunately. all the roads are Infested
with bands of robbers. and the conmunica-
tions are not always open for the Courie,s.
The numerical value Of the inSots, pi1strcs
and colo1;a' ? oduce. brought by the Venre-
aHce fr:gate to CaGis is estimated a. 1859. -
2i5 piastres and half, without Counting the
silver in the vessel, the greatest part of which
is for private individuals.
Different letters from the interior, annource
TIE arrival of Spanish prisoners Of war ar
their homes. They arc forced to acknovI-
edge that the French nation treated them
with great kindness, even providing them with
supplies of money, ftr which they proclaim
their gratitude. This Testimony Of the good
understanding with the FreSch cannot but eff
face tae llise ana exaggerated, Ideas spread
~ the aosu:d d@claiIncrs against them,
london, octo5f,.I4.
we nave already Cautioned the public not
% pace 700 much reliance on the account,
or the negotiations at Client, which are r,,t
mo circulation by interested specu,a+nrq md
expressed the little hope we entertained ~ a
satisfactory result to these ling ,rine n4ooo;a.
IONS, which seem not a little of the dear I'd
alive Char CT of s,iit in CHI cer-,. I,og;f,e-
on and promising adjustment and redyess t;iI
tue parties are undoDe. Though the writeye
oil the accounts daily circulated rcgard;ro, tIe
conferences OF the Commissioners ev;d. t.I,,
know as little Of the subjects under tI;sc,lss;ny
as the man IN the moon. still we are ,reeant-
Ell with adyices from Client. and st;u ,h.
markets and the funds are anit...d b,,
thfsn. we are told to-day, " that intcil;ye,,ce
mas Oeen received, IN private letters 70 the
9to, and by a gentleman Ghc usual chan
nell who iCft that city on tbe 81 =.