The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-22

TO nave had a personal conference for .he
purpose OF trying to arrange those matters in
dispute which their Ministers could not set
tie. Poland and Saxony still appear to be
the great Questions IN controversy, and we
lear that their fate will be the junction of
oaxony to Prussia and Poland to Russia.
The Proclamation of the Grand Duke
Constantine afiortls a sufficient proof that the
Emperor of Russia will take possession OF
Poland with tho tieIe of King The Grand
Dukes words are. i" Lave towards the EN-
peror's persan, obedience, discipline, unapi-
m'ty-by these you will promote the welfare
OF Your country, which is non Under his
mighty eyis by this you will obtain that
prosperity which ottcrs might promise you,
but which he alone can procure vou."--But
from tins proclamation question arises vine
ther the Emperor has taken possession of it
IN consequence OF an arrangement settled By
the Congress, or whether he has done it of
his own accord: whether he has directed
MS brothcrto occupy the country for him.
" and bid my will avouch it, Some NAV
lnclsI TO the latter opinion from the preced
ing EXPIRE ssions of the Proclamation. in which
the Grand Duke Says
" Ills M jesty the Emperor Alexander.
your powerful protector, calls upon you. .Aa
semitic round your standards ietuosr hands
De armed jar the dc}e7see IF yoaiF country.
ana Jar fhr n'cfafenance Of yonr Political eys,-
isfe"ce. While this august monarch is occu-
Picc with the happiness which he designs for
your country, shew that you are ready to sup
port ms generous cndeavors with your
blood"
Now, from these expressions it might be
inferred, that the design of erecting Poland
INTO Kingdom, of which the emperor Alex
ander should be the King, met with CONSIDER
able Opposition, but that the Emperor was
determined upon carrying it into execution
by force, and that hence he called upon the
Poles to second him by their arms. Be this
rs 1t may, however, there Stems little doubt
that the fate of Poland is decided. We own
we view this with regret. Russia needed no
accession OF territory. and though Poland will
De enlere INTO Kingdom. yet she will in re-
aiity be as little independent as when she
was parceled out and divided between Russi-
d, Prussia and Austria.
1t IS said that Lord Castlereagh, in order
to get oft OF the embarrassment of the don
PIE treaty which he entered into with the
KING OF Naples against the king of Sicily, and
WIN me Eng at Sicily against the King of Ma
pies, proposed that the Seven Islands shall
De gwen to the king Of Sicily, as an indemni-
y.for Naples. But 20 this Austria objects.
Tor She ciauns the possession of these Islands
as part OF her Italian indemnity.
An English article of Jan IL says" Some
people complain that in the new order of
hmghthood are men who have been clerks at
nome, whose held of battle was their sfice,
ana their weapon goose-quill"
hfRi6b Observation-Disclosures article same
gaze mentions the safe bya man named
John Osborn, in the public etreets Of Maid
stone, 9fhis Iyife and c5il7, to another man by
the name of VIM. Serieant. Cor the snm e
one houpd :
We also find an account Of rho 6oriop
matches, at which we're present number Of
gentlemen amateurs" One between Smith
and Scroggins, for ESQ., the other between
Saior and Jew. The latter is said TO
nave caused much diversion among the
spectators as the sailor, b. superior strength
put sc'enee at distance, and after tsventv-
seueH rounds, Tie Je7o .gave in 2"