The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-29

we MD battered ourselves 10 FAR from having taken
place The ministry of M. lie Ceyaos has Introduced
no change. We there no unaninity among
the kings council; but appears in the measures oi
severity which we were in hopes should have sece
soehed al JOIN, aiho divided in every other point Of
administration. Several Spanisrls nave abandoned
Their cfintry and many have hid themselves; in gen
erai, seeret demonstrations we'll as those of more
public nature, alarm nusber of families, because in
following the plan OF rectia;nation in matter of o.
pn'ens or ininlg'" : towards the government of the
iatrt,fsd king ii - cut to find exceptions among
tue entire mass ci i!se people.
Fronfiers of .4ustri1, Jan 9.
We have receiv, d FIR m vi ma. the impor-
tane news that the affairs of Saxony are set
tied at last The independence of that king
dom will be maintained and the king rejnstat-
ed; We are ASSURED that Russia and Prussia
nave at last given their consent to this ACT of
justice, and they have joined in a deputation
tn invite the king of Saxony to repair to Wen
ma ussia viii be completely unidentified and
placed as she was in 1SO5-she will further
obtain an augmentation of two millions of in
habtants. the king of Saxony they state,
will be obliged TO cede him Lusatia, and the
part OF his dolhinions situated on the right of
the Elbe. he Will have besides a proportion
more considerable of the Duchy of Warsaw
than was originally intended.
Brussels, Jan Is.
Lord Oxford on his return from ENGLAND to
Naples, TO remove his family thence home.
! in November last, was sufficiently imprudent
whilst at Paris, to boast Of his being bearer
OF papers OF consequence. He was arrested
| and his papers taken from him. Auonp
| them were found letters from lieut.. General
Cou' Qlxcelmans, to the king of Naples, an
nouncing that proportion of the French peo-
! pie were still attached to the late government.
| &c General l.. has since been arrested and
tried by a tribunal who have acquitted him.
at the same time reproving him for the
freeaom OF his language. The French pa
| pers take this opportunity of comparing the
| present government with the late despotisn.
"IhCn IN many cases even when man was
| acquitted, either threw him for life into dun.
| geon or state of exile
Murat continues to disavow the rights of
King feItiiiiiiIiti, notwithstanding the offer of
a sovereignty in the Legations and three
| grand Firfs in the Neapolitau states. Thus
Is ne abandoned to the nature of events.
.nIous,i whicn we Can perceive his fate. In
pePenoent on he sacred rights of Eercina nd,
| no" III the actual state of Europe. can a
KING without ancestors, soldier from the
lower ranks OF society, ever expect to Obtain
| tue Veneration and devotion which oupht to
| ty. '''''' "a h>'y al
| Nuremberg, Jan II.
austria has offered to Prussia among other
~ @u inc country occupied by the
| small princes in the ancient circles of Wyect-
! phslia. But they say Prussia d;.oi;-=s H.,
indemnity, declaring she cannot treat as
| SUBJECTS the Princes OF Germany. whose
| rights she ConceiVes sacred If this is tba
case, how can Prussia be so anxious TO de-
| spoil the King of Saxony of his territories
| whose rights at least are equal to those Of
( the minor princes of Germany
| Basie, Switzerland, ian. I,
! The ancient T,ls &c -
! Colonel Schmidt Fave teen cood.conrd ~
death, and several other Fnctionaries 10 on
eXile CT ten years, as authors and abettors of
q recent resurrection.
Milan, Zen. 8.
| by decree of the extraordinary tr;I,oaI
colonel Fare5e had been arrested and rono.
m'tted to the Citadel. The proceedings a.
Sainst the conspirators have Commenced
I the failure OF their projects secures fhs bsr.
! piaess OF Italy. Oac of the results will nroha-
| bly, be an invitation from the allied mowers to
a certain dangerous parsonage to choose a.
notner residence than E.lba it is said they
VIII propose 90 HIM castle in Scotland.
One or the princioa ministers of the Isle of
Eioa' appears ohave been implicated in the
letters OF persons under arrest, and by hjsIate
travels on the continent of Italy.
| Hai1IeS, Jan. 6.
The rumofs, which the government can
cision which the Congress NAV make rela-
tive to the maintenance of the Joachim DIV
nasty, have revived the hopes Of the friends
| OF our old sovereigns /; they are active. and
| their zeal increases daily the number ofthose
who rally round the Cause of Ferdinand.
The little probability there is, that Murat can
| retain the throne of Naples, secretly disDoses
a great majority to abandon mis- Interests.
The detection of the army is attended with
greater difficulties, as he sacrificed every
thing to obtain the devotion OF the TROOPS:
| they however desert in large numbers.
Paris, ian. %. -Rauch, the Prussiap scuiu-
tor. has returned to Berlin from Rome where
he had proposed to FIX his last resiience.---
The last piece of work hc performed. was the
tomb OF the deceased Queen of Prussia. The
monument was put on board of an English
brig, IA Oct, last, to be conveyed round 10 .his
North. The brig was Captured at sea bv An
American privateer but an English man of
war subsequently fell in With & re-cautnred
her. and she has since arrived at Cherbourg.
When the season permits, this monument viii
De sent TO Berlin by way Of Elbe.
About so vessels, merchantmen and trans
ports, sailed from tie ragus on the 1nth of
January, under convoy of two English 74's
for London. +"
.AHgsbzrg, len. 32.--There are in circ,,Ia-
ton copies OF a noe of M. Talleyrand, dated
18Th Dec, in which that diplomatist devsIorss