Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-18

! It's left bank TO the Grand Duke of Baden !;
| Nents and Kehl will become fortresses of
the empire,
THERE'S more talk than ever Of giving n
| head to Switzerland that unfortunate coun-
| trvis agita.ed By domestic discussions, which
it is full time to put an end to.
Dresden, Oct. 25.-At le4gth our lot is
decided, aad there no tonger exists an Fec :
| torate or Kiagdom OF Saxory This fine
capital, which has been SO long the resi-
dence of our august soveregns, will become
| mere provincial town.
The greater pare OF Slxony will be united
TO Prussia, aad we shall De PrussIan SUD-
jects.
The Duke Of SAKE Weimar has certain
portions assigned ann, az : compensation for
siViog np his eventual ciaim To the SUGGEST
IN ofthe crown; but this prince Is neither
20 nave the city of Leipsic nor the districts
" SAonbnrg. Mersebourg, and Zeits, as
once repoi ted.
IL has also heea promised, that Saxony
shall retain its name constitution. liberties,
and finances but how can ali this be re-
Concied wiki thu Am Of Prussia. which al
ways tends "a one uniform aim time Will
shew WHAT this is.
N0v. 1.-THE solemn delivery Of the king.
dom of SaxonY 20 she prussian Authorities.
that is to say, To tIeir Ex;ei,encies the
Minister of STATE. Bacon Reck, ani Major
General Baron Gaudy, the one provisional ally
the Civil Governor, the other Military Gov
ernpr OF SaxoHy, by Prince Repujn. was
carried inc effect, on the 3h instant, in the
saloon Of the Palace of Bcuhl. in which al
the SaXon authorities. civil and military,
we're assembled It was in presence of an
assembly of more than 200 persons, of the
first classes belonging TO the State, that
Prince Repu;n pronounced his fare veil al
dress, winch Affected his auditors with i've
ly emotion.
The speech of Prince Repuin. here al
luied to. is very affectionate. He begins
thus I
compact entered into by Russia and
Prussia, and to which Austria aud Eagianl
have acceded, places the future administers
ton of Saxony in the hands of his N ,iesty
the King ct Prussia. Ii is therefore the last
time, gentlemen, taat appear among YOU
as the Deputy of Alexander, appointed 20
watch over your we!fars. and to direct your
| Efforts TO the sacred cause OF the enanciD7-
tIoa OF Europe. For all the good that have
mad IL IN my power to do, while performing
TINS honorable task, an indebted to you,
brave oaxons. ] found $500 troops gu;
= sur enthusiasm, yoar truly German hearts
JOc ~ say " ~ SIS - -ilE HTSI
mons and in the Sa0rt s1ace OF three
| months, $4,000 mc1 .iad el,her Joined the
victorious legioGs OF Alexander aud Frede
rick William, or were iH iuli aiarch to do
500
Tile then goes on to mention other i'm
portant services rendered by ,;axoay O.
monS others, that, Notwithstanding the ex
hausted state Of the country, and dat there
was no longer public excheduer, yer, that
IN the snort space OF six weeks, oWing to
the zeal o. the governors of the pi ovinCes
numerous magazines insured Supplies for
100000 men returning 20 their country and
addressing his thanks Ia the WORTHY inbabi.
| tants, he says, Z our active Industry and
indcfatigabls exsrtions have already erased
the most frghtful traces of war il ia hv
you thac the fields ere once mare cultivated
that the villages rise again from their ash
es' He speaks with tenderness of their
| attachment to Sovereign who for half a
| Century had presided over their destinies.
now disposseSsed of his dominions and con-
! c!udes With she following passage Il
" A nSpPy futurity opens before YOU
oaxony VIII Continue SaXoDy--her frontiers
will reTain untouched. n liberal const,tu
ton will ensure her political existence & in
d yidual pro- pecitY and under the pogerEul
NhA PaIIi iffi piOlSSblOH vi fEGeri-k VIII.
liam and his descendants, she vii, not he.
as heretofore, exposed every half century
TO the ravages of war. With this cheering
conviction. | resign the government of your
country into the hands Of the governors ap.
pointed by his Majesty the King of Prus-
STA. Frederick William, a last and gene.
rous Sovereign, great in adversely, magnan
imous in prosperity, will superintend vour
destinies. His powerful hand will protect
you; he has right TO your love. and To
sincere and unbounded submission. You will
never be Indifferent to my august Sove-
reign; by resigning you into the hands of
his friend, he is certain OF assuring youy
felicity"
Leihsic, Oct 81 The brother of the king
of Prussia, his royal higness Frederick VIII
liam, is to be Vceroy of Slxony. and 10
marry an Austrian Princes. The Consti.u-
ton OF Saxony will not be CHANGED. The
return of the king is no more spoken Of
VWk hear from Berlin that he is returned
| toFredericsfeid, where he has bespoke his
apartment for mouths.
Vienua, Der Isl ne crown of Poland
will be placed on the haad of the Emperor
Alexander. Lord Cattlereagh opposed for
long time the union of Poland with Russia :;
as Austria did the annexation Of 5axony TO
Prussia, put without effect.
The verign Prince of the Netherlands
will yfes said, soon assume the title of the
King Of Belgium.
Ha10UsT, Nor. 1.-The prince Regent
OF Engand has issued proclamation, that
the Hhs's GecnanrStates will in future
tSr4 the-& rsd0n of Hanover, and his Ma i.
jestys title De King of the United King
/ DON Of Great Britain and Ireland, King OF
Hanover, and Duke OF Brunswick aud Luz
/ H.