The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-18
FOREIGN.

FOUNDATIONS (FoR TIE NATIONAL TSrELLTcEScER)
PROM TGE LEYDES GAZETTE or AUGUST 10.
he clouds which appear to nc forming in the ,oliti-
cal nor ION insensibv lssip-tc y NAV believe
the advces received from Venna f.Do the interior
of'iermany (EAnemange Meriianale) according In
the former. Al the obstacles which pr.scnte' them
selves at the Congress about to be held At Vna and
which might have retarded its opening have hec--,t
length explained away From the second il ap,,e.-s
that the Prussians had entered Saxonv and were DIV,
IN peaccable possession OF the greater Uar, of this an
Sent Electorate. At the time the Austrian
troopswhlch remained the borders of the Rhine 20
Observe the French movements (bo,v' Observer. Ls
EolneiiGce de Ia France seeing the fern ..,tafion
which roynetl in that country suhsilnS at las, upon
frontiers, departed from Lor7n tn irsof August
q evacuated the whole Ofthe Grand Duchv Of Batlou
Previous TO their departure the tustriaus sold all their
stores, which, It is sait we've very considerable Nc
yerteless, the private letters from Paris state at the
Cabinet OF the ThWeriesintend 20 take imposing
ettude, pending the duration of the negociaons about
20 be opened by the Congress At Vienna; and for tL;s
purpose, the French army will remain on the most
formidable footing and that nj the corps that com
pose it, Stree the new organization, w1 be maintained
on he footing of the campaign until MI the affairs Of F
rope are settled These latters ado that II is IN CON
temptation to form csmD &C 10000 men in Alsace
and another less considcraheia French Flanders, near
the Meuse.
FROM TIE sA7-7.
In Spain the TRANQUILITY IS far from being establish
ed. The decree for g og the inqys,ion has uro-
duced most tisagreeabe sensations there IT IS aIso
hlu tiat inc f5fsn nllSrY have not read the
bic with Indifference. Sararossa has been the theatre
OF the most turnuRuous scenes. At Barcelona a'sn
they have rad serious troubles; To suppress Which
they have bees obliged to have recourse to armed
force At CadiZ, and prOciamations have. been
circulated, compromising e public tranquility wh;.l
have induced the military governor to publish the fol-
lowing piece =
For many t2vs past ITmOrs hove been disseminated
with design to6is,urh the cubic ACKNOWLEDGMENT as
With England, and of Che rrc'shtv OF war, win
Fr7nCe; the arrival ofthe t;rC 81 err If orr velJb
loved sovereign and the procamatons issued bv him NJ
agreement With Holy Father the Popc They add
that he Is about 70 sign the Constitution upon the de-
mand of the Allied Powers The authors OF these "a,
brc.Ons their uvolahle attaehnrrt m CHARLES
the " to the Sovereign Pnotn, s. to Fnclar,d which
they have before uuwcriiilv authenticated ALTHOUGH
these tales evidently absurd i.ev isruiet III bnn
est citizens ofCadiz ~ consequence M So ,qI,nors are
declared se1'us 1t is expressly prc lted to reneat
them in Coffee Houses and in the public plac.s and
those that he detected holding sueI conversations
welas the carriers nr newsparers who DroDoeote
che news, win he punished according TO he riaor of fine
laws, sS guilty olsedon and seeing to yifv the per-
son Of our we-beloved sovereign Ferdinand the nh
And as II is the dutv nf faithful subject IN give nor
NATION o all that initiates against his king and country
those who NAV learn these Dangerous purposes arc Pc
quired to dyuge them; AID they viii prove tcrcb,.
their attachment to heirsoveregn e the desire. which
thev have tomantan tranquility in this civ Ind IN
oriTr' hsi there may he protest Of ignorance we
orr'e" t,s ms proclamation shall be SCI up in all the
puDiicplaces." N
(ssned) JUAN VILLA VICENTIO.