The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-11
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Tronslafcd FIR the Commercial Iduertise,.
AhaoI1d Dee. 1S.--A report. which Is ,,n-
Fortunately too well confirmed has spread
abroad III this city the greatest CONSERVATION
The royalis,s and the insurgents Of the king
dom Of Mc>,,co have united and proclaimed,
unanimously, tee political irde pend-nce of
the northern part OF our possessions III Aver
lea.
.ipss1T1, Dec. JS-Tte journals of G-er-
"a ~ % not Cease t. amcuac the cl9si,e, ,,s
The Congress. l Can assure YOU, that i is
Impossible 90 frrvsse All end to II, 50 long as
they cannot come TO IN agreement aGnu,
Poland. Russia claims it, in virtue cS the
treaty concluded b tween her and Prussia, at
kalitz bat France, Austria, England, SPAN,
Portugal and Sweden, refuse I? tesive Poland
IL the hands ct a power already too prcpor-
iug.--They propose either to maintain
tne ancient partition Of Poland or, what
woi'd fbe t'frre Just, tn maze OF 1t an inCe-
pendent KING ON, governeti 10y a Polish KING,
which would form \ barrier between Russia.
Prussia and Austria.
There is no understanding as v0s have
been able TO perceive from my preceding
letters. II relation to the fu,urc fate of the
+ ng OF SaXeny. 4; the beginning. England
Rad suewA moe n ~ indifference for the ia
terests OF tbs Prince but, since the new in
stract.ohs which Lord Castlereagh has recei-
we'd from his government, this min s.er has
united himself 10 the ministers Of the fiv- o.
tier powers. They go so far as to say, that
Prussia herself was disposed to give no TO
that Sovereign the greatest peri of his King
dom, provided thas she LOST nothing in Poland
IN fact, the cause Of the King III s1axony has
always been here the OBJECT of IN: most live
iy interest and it is tn. geDerd cpinoo,
that this prince viii he Te-estab.ishcd on his
throne.
1Ae tliri subject wnch at this time occu-
pies the Congress. is that relating; to the King
ioln of Naples. The rights at King Ferdi-
! nand are 80 incontcstiDle, and they olght TO
] be So sacred with England, whose f2itlltnl al
y this prince has eyer been, tAat We can
har5iy selieve that these rights viii not
| finally triumph over the Engagements con
traced by some powers with King joa-
gum
= is said that the Empress Of Russia is
pregnant. Tn's egeut will be very important
TOR Russia. Tie Emperor Alexander has
no children.
Paris, Dec. 23.--Ectte,s from Madrid.
! state that England has demanded OK Soa;n as
an indemnity for the war, Mahon and Custa .
they add even that the Spanialyis are ma 1jne
preparations for tie defence of Mahoa -
these reports do not appear to be well foun-
dcd.
OF Hamburger has been obliged lately to sign
| an cement not to make any alteration IN
the fort'hcston Of the city until The cnd of the
Congress.
From tie b2onitert5 Of .'4n. 2.
Hamburger, Dec. 22.-The Russian army.
under the oracrs Of Count Beun.Hgson, mar
ches IN three colImns for TIC Duohy Of War
saw.
Brussels. Dee. aa-Letters from Client
state. that the English Legation quits that
cry next week. 1t is believed that the A =
fortnight.
Weiearn from Amsterdam that the e-,Dec-
sation oi peace Bet. cen the u. 5. and En-
gland has had the mcst happy effect up,n tn,
funds Ot the Amevic1u ,oau, negocated ,,i.b
the Bankers, Hope p Co. They had fallen
IN three months to &c. To-day they are up
70 Is q point to which ;hey have not been
for two years.
Gie'1lr, H2p. 10 Ky a decree Of the 9th.
ne Empero" OF Aueui1 has appointed their
Royal highneSses tie Prince Regent of Enc
inrG, and iis brother the Duke Of YorE fed
nlarsaals ot his army, On consequence of a d.
sire which those princes bad manifested. ~.
having some grade in the Austrian Ar
mis-.
Clint, Ore. 95.--I'he arrival of Courier
IRON London. and Of one tr0l Mr. Crawford.
American Ambassador al Paris, produced
ycrai conferences, spd without doubt con
trbuted to accelerate The result of peace.
which WIS signed yesteraysn the afternoon.
It's sy to pe.ceive the joy and ea'isf ction
OF tine poole If t1;s CITY. Accustomed to
consider the Americans as almost erast d from
the hst ot nations, they have seen them IT
isi9th take up aad sustain the most peb'e
attitude as an indep:ll.nt people. proul OF
Is patriotism, lis force, and its ancient glcly.
70 doubt the condition OK the peace viii b.
honorable to both parties. When ratified, il
VII contribute 70 add to the common pres.
= rity o! Bisim and Holland.
i appears tnas ever since the 26th Nov.
rhe American commissioners have ben per-
suafed tnst Z. g'0rd would 0aLt peace. En-
barr 7Fed in er 6na1 IS. She had been com
pei 10 70 k SO ne .re; End mortifyirc A.
vow3t Tic lender and ba6kcrs to wior
.7e adj reCoutse, sa.l-"you ask Us again
urte millions, BIZ now viii you z u.s.
to1 nave contracted Engagements wjth aIi
TIC p ws's NJ EUcoD'. wiucharc ruinin.- you
Iou pave upon ycur shoulders tbs var with
aAnc'loa, Which isoet1'rg you, aud which