Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-25

NONiSH ~ loot S"NiSN !sSFSui's ana their -
bedienoe 20 the laws of the realm. WV
have no bounds but those of their ex
tence. The assembiagc of the Mcmbeu
which your Maiesty is about to CONVEY
will be animated with the same sentimen,
and the more critical and awful the ci,
cuWstances OF the times, the more after
lively Europe will admire and respect n,
generous efforts Of a great nation, inspire,
by its love for its Sovereign, and by itspra,
itude for the laws and institutions, BY n,
Charter, the happy fruit of your Majes,y's
VISION, and or your personal goodness
The King answered.
The choice that ! made Of you. NJ,
brother, to preside over the Electoral Co,
lege of the Department of the Seine, wa,
the greatest proof that I could give you of
my love. i am repaid for it by the love
shown to you personally by the Members O.
the College. ] am very sensible to th.I
sentiments of fidelity which you express n
me in their name. The elections which
they have made are the guarantee. q
those sentiments rs well as of the publ.
happiness. have the most lively satissac
ton in expressing my appreciation of them
Jerome Bonaparte passed through Carl. y
rahc on the 22d, escorted by 4 Wirtember,
officer.
We learn from Nuremberg that R,,. |
sian army, coming from Poland, and whsh
arrived on the 5th at Frankfort on he
Maine, with the view Of proceeding to he
Rhine, received counter orders on the 9th
inst and is about to return to Poland.
The city of Arras his not yet opened ts
gates to the Allies. Foot passengers ou,r
are allowed to enter by wicket
The Marquis de Monscheme is named
\ c fh9 ErpnCh ccia
the king at the Island Of St. Helena.
1t is reported 1T VeSoul that different
Austrian corps had re ~eived orders to pre-
pare for their departure to raly.
Berlin, ing. 10.
We are informed that Turkey is arminr
with the greatest activity, and that formi.
dable arm cs e already put in notion
People ascr be to this circumstance the
retrograde movement Of the Russian for
ces.
We learn from all the new possessions
of Prussia, that the people are extremely
satisfied w tn the mild, firm, and paterns
government OF our King, Who makes his
strength Consist in The attachment of lis
subjects.
Mannheim, .Iugu8t %.
The Chronicle ofthe European Confedcr.
ation contains the followi 5. n me ofa new
kingdom of the r. ire. Il would be CON-
posed Of Lorraine, Alssce. F~auche Compts.
and tn countriC on the ,ft bank of the
Rhine, ,vh'c still frm the department Of
Mount Fonnere, or the dspartme Is Of the
Upper or Lower Rhine, Of La Meurthe.
La Moselle, La Meuse, Les Vosges, Haute
Saone, Doubs, Mount Jura, and Mount
Tonnere.
These ten departments are so situated
as to form fine and powe' full kingdom,
with popu ation Of three millions and a
half of inhabitants, which would render its
future Sovereigns as strong as the King Of
Bavaria.
brussels, August %.
Accounts from Vienna, of the 18th, con.
tain the following
he marriage of His Imperial High.
ness the Archduke Charles will not be eel.
ebTated till after the return Of the Cour,
from Milan. The abode of this Prince at
Mentz seems to have, independently of his
military command, a very important pol.
ii al object. It was presumed that L.or.
raine will return under the dominion Of
Austria it was the cradle of the Impe.
rial house, and might form third apes.
dage under tie Archduke Charles.
Milan, .4ugust Is.
Letters from Rome mention that Gaeta
has surrendered.
Lausanne, .HHgust I9.
The residence of Mad Hortensia, near
Geneva, causes much uneasness among
the neighbcurlEg inhabitants. She writes
and receives vast number of letters,
speaks of events in a tone Of confidence
which eZcites astonishment, and fiads exc
ny body very unreasonable whose opinions
differ from her own.
Vietna, August II.
Some persons believe that the Danish
troops, though their apparent destination
is to France, have in reality one that is We
~ different. According to their opinion,
the Danish troops are destined to proceed
by circu,tous route 20 another country.
whose relations would change for a second
time. The circumstance that the indem.
nlhcations Of the king Of Denmark are not
yet duly arranged seems to give some
weight to this opinion.
Double vigilance is now exercised on
the side Of Servia. The strictest orders
have been given not to have any communi-
cation with the Scrvians; for which reason
Especially as it has been affirmed for GER
tain that they can expect noassis,ance from
RUSSIA they arc not likely to be so sue
cessiul in their new insurrection against the
Turks as they were in the former
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