Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-25

blows followed, and short but desperate
CONNECT ensued; the result of which was,
that IN few minutes the Eng ishmar 50
dishSured his antagonist that the most intl-
mate friends on the Virginia.w ak could
WITH difhculty recognize him.
NIiniheini, Juiy 25. AT the moment
when the arrangements of the Gsrmanic
BODY are going tn be entered upon, re-
port Is received OF the creation OF two great
frotectorates. TO be entrusted TO Prussia
and Austria. The north under Prussia, tie
south under Austria.
Several Princes OF the third aud fourth
order desire the re-estabishment of the
Imperial dignity in the person of the En-
peror OF Austria. 1t is believed that the
southern Courts of Germany, whose domi-
mons are OF considerable extent, are net
tier for the Imperial dignity nor for the
tiotectorates, they would willingly pre-
serve fuli and entire independence. 1t
IS even SAID. that within a short period
these courts hsve entered into nloreinSimate
relations, ami are endeavouring To agree to
vote IN the Same name, and to act on tue
same system, at the Conferences which
viii take place at Frankfort.
6russels, dug. 2.-Several officers of
Lord Wellington's Staffhave lately return
ed TO Cambray.
Pien7ia, July 25.- (From a letter)-A
singular affair attracts the attention of the
pnohck here. One of the principal Ban
kcrs OF Vienna has been imprisoned
he is accused OF having, in concert with his
friends who were in the plot, sold an enore
nous So on the same DAY, in the inteuti-
on to break the Bank. The Austrian ar
my Is going to be reduced to 10000 men
u'en eHective which presages long
peace
Ham6urgh. Juiy Collaborating to &C
counts trom Turkey, the Princess of Wales
had left Constantinople, where she had
been received by the Grand Segnior with
the greatest distinction, and was gone to
Jerusalem, whence she intended to return
70 her Country seat near Como.
Letter from Rats6urg in the Duchy of
Lunen6Wg, July %.
Yesterday in the presence of the States
OF the chief Public Bodies, sc. this Duchy
was formally given up to his M .jcsty the
King OF Denmark. The Royal Hauovcri-
| an Commissioner, NJ Won During, having
first gwen 1t up to the Royal Prussian Com
missioner. II S exceIiency Count Groufe, the
latter In the name of his Sovereign then
denvered 1t up to his Majesty the King of
Denmark. The battalion of the landwehr
was dissolved the day before the natives
OF the Duchy were discharged, and the rest
under command of its chief, Lieut.. Colonel
Won Hammastein.'
HTract Of letter from the agents TO
LIoyd's at Genoa, dated July 81.
here Is news In town that French
vessel with Cargo of slaves has been cap
tured ny IripolitaI cruiZer, and Carried
to Tripoli.''
-august lO-A letter from Genoa, July
here, that the Dey of Algiers has 5000
slaves at work at the fortifcations of that
place, which are intended to mount 1900
pieces OF Cannon"
opain 1t appears by the follow ing articles
mas determins d to fit out small squadron
against the pirates -
g Madrid, Juiy 25.-Notwithstanding the
distressed state of our finances, his Mics
ty has ordered a small fleet to be armed.
for sustaining the honor and insuroe the
safety OF the Spanish flag against the bar
Darlans OF Africa, whose audacity is daily
increasing. The castle of Ceuta is to be re-
lnrorced. and to receive the supplies of "a
munitlon, exc. necessary to place it cut of
FISK from any event. 1t is thought, howe
YER, that the place cannot present much
resls ance, should the Moors venture on an
attack"
1t was certainly through mistake that
weyeste day adopted hastily the statement
Contained in Paris letter received in the
CITY, that the British government had qua
ranteed The payment Of the French contri-
buttons to the Allied Powers. G.. Britain
only coded cert in priority of payment
10 the Allies; so that il deficiency should
ensue we should probably be the greatest
loSers. Subsequent information ,ho wever, in
duces US TO believe that the contributions
are paid with accuracy.
Some Hamburg papers arrived, last
night, which contain an article from an
unusual quarter-Morocco. A decree of
his 1iginess the Emperor, commences
with Pretence of its being issued, in coose-
quence OF information, whicL mad reac he'd |
his Imperial ears, that some of his sub |
Jects, settlers ID European coun ries had |
denominated themselves his ambassadors. |
or relatives, and moreover had been guilty |
OF various e.rcesSes 1t, therefore, forbids |
his Mabometan subjects on pain IF death |
IRON leaving his territories, without express |
permission from himself, and even Jews
may not SO, unless they give security, that
they VIII carry on in Europe, iazyfuk |
L'Gde Snch is his Highnesses anxiety
tor the purity of every Que belonging to
him. be they where they may Who Can
imagine. after this, that he would encour,
age piracy Some intelligence follows
tue decree to prevent every suspicion Of
this sort. A 1uBisian vessel having seized
a NeapolItin ship. the prize has been re-
leased by his orders, the captain of the nj