The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-15
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We have been favoured by Mr.. George NJ.
Cummings, passenger In the LYDIA. from Lis
bon, with file Of the London Courier to
the 5th Jan. from which we subioin the toll
lowing extracts phi. Go1
Hambnvgh, Dec. %.
lPKIsATE LETTER.
The accounts from Vienna of the 18Th
instant, which have been brought here by a
courier, are by no means consoliny to the
TRENDS OF humanity. Discord increased dali
ly. Lord Castleresgh has protested, in an.
energetic note, against the oession of Saxony
to Prussia. Prince Metternch has also deli
vered IN long note fraught with reasoning
and detail, in whichit isprovcd that Saxony
should be preserved. Russia and Prussia
oppose the views of the other powers, both
with regard to SaXony and Poland so that
we feel very anxious to know how the Con-
gress at Vienna will terDinate. y
HAMBURG PAPERS TO THE 2sth.
EXTRACT Of letter from Vienna, Dec Is.
In the discussions with regard to Saxo-
ny, we hear that, a counter declaration
will shortly be made by Russia and Prussia.
There is talk here of new organization
of the saxon Landwehr by Prussia, who, ee-
morally speaking, means to make no changes
IN the administration of Saxony, but merely
to regulate the system of home defence on n
more equable and easy footing 1t has been
remarked that the young Saxon volunteers,
who joined the Prussian colours in such mum
oers during the late war. generally prefer re-
naming IN the Prussian service, and that We
ry few of them return to civil pursuits.
lhe king OF Wurtemburg has delivered in
an energetic protest against the project of
giving the fortress of Mentz to Bavaria. ST.
inilar protests are expected from other Ger
man houses.
'Srtraes 81 another feff;r from Vienna, same
mn
1t is understood that Austria has offered.
IN the event OF the Vistula being declared the
boundary OF the Russian empire in Poland. TO
give up to Prussia the Polish provinces of
Cracow and Sandomir, lying on the left bank
OF the "istula, and FORMERLY belonging to
Western Gallacia.
London, Dec. 81.
some private letters from Vienna by the
way OF Hamburger assert that insuDerablc
differences OF opinion exist smong the Powers
assembled at Vienna. But the public will de
well TO receive these accounts with great eau
ton and doubt Nothing official has vet
transpIred nothing certain is vet known
we do not believe that the differences and
dIfhcult!es are of such nature as TO instifv a
belief that the termination will be unfayora-
Die, or that the deliberations of the Congress
VIII last beyond the end of January.
We have been more anxious than usual to
N'N"'i'iS euS IOfHiCldi papers III order that
we might ascertain the effect produced by
the peace with America. Where ever il
had been made known, it has produced great
satisfaction, not merely because peace has
been made, but because it has been made oD-
on such terms. The manner of its reception
IA Ireland and Scotland cannot, OF course be
yet known. At Birmingham. an immense as
sembiage witnessed the arrival of the Mail.
and Immediately took the horses ont and
drew the Mail to the POst-ofEice with the
loudest acclamations.
On the news arriving at Manchester, the
greatest JOY WAS expressed throughout the
town.
The same feeling was exhibited at Liver
pool, Bristol, and all other places from
whence accounts have becl brought either
by the provincial papers or by private let
tiers.
Januory1.
The Peace with America was announced
at both theatres last night. At Drury-lane
by Mr.. Barnard at FIRST ne was not listened
to, until he produced and read the Fourth r.,
dition of the Courier. loud applause follow
ed and " God save the King" was called COR,