Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-14
Translated jo, the Dem Press. ]
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The Charcel;or, Prince Harlenbetp.
hasr ques;ed the literary and political mer
Of Germany 70 send him their cpirions and
remarks on the subject of new Prussi u
constitution ne is hi nse.f busily employed
Ill compos;rg enc. sni it is supposed IT will
be laid ID fore the m. st eel, 0ra;ei states
men for their consideration in a short
time.
The distress of this country is almost he
You'd description. Although it is now more
than year since deputies have been APP
pointed and ass ubled TO deliberate on >
proper constitution f.r Wurtemberg an / to
induce his majesty to- accept the same, but
unfortunately Jeaiousies having been crea-
ted among thsms Ives and nothing has yet
b:eA done OF satisfactory nature for the
re,ii OF The country.
An immense quantity of irfammatory
addresses have been published here and
have spread throughout ermany-never
were the people in such a ferment as they
are at this time. Should it now come t.
rebellion in this kingdom, at time when
no German state has firm constitution sa
tisfactjry to the people and securing their
rights and these OF the Princes, there can
be no doubt but tie flames of reb, lion
would spread over all Germany.
In defence made bv Count Won Wal>
deck one Of the deputies Of WurtembuTg
against charge, that he, under the pre-
tence Of being friend of the people, had
intended to introduce system of arstoora-
CT more dangerous than jacobin:sm or iliu-
mina;ism itseif---he answers that " nothing
but tie undeseryed misery of the psople,
had made him take the part he habitat
lie hal long resisted the impression which
Al. L Al.
s. his pity p t the be.t.r Of his heretofore
reserve that the uupari alleled eXcTliOrs
of the people against tne French d served
n better return from the s0vcreigns. tnan
they had met With, that hc is pledged to
the peoples cause. that he viii adhere to
il, and that no tCrrors nnr tie cry or DE-
nun iation &c b lug either iacobn or an
ar,stocrat she'll deter hin trom pm suiag
his deity :" lie has also published an Up
peal iN favor Of the p ople q WGrtemberg,
to all Germany. Sincs that the king has
forbidden las subjects 10 make any appeals
to foreign sovereig"s.
AUGSBURG, April %.
Prince Eugene Beaatharno,s hss paid q
visit TO Eissstsr, VI dame HJrteu:ia Bona
parte, now at Constance.
143aH'c Ef,rat has left Vienna fsr
~ ht U.s. sfttti ~ itf ol'~ III W. wa"
ia ufs resiCc W.T.. hcr s.s.er. Madame Ba-
cLiochi
General Garnet continues to reside at
Warsaw.
B vera, Wurtenhrrg and Baden, IN.
stead Of disbanding their ovrrsrown ar
mics, are augmcnting th,m very consider
ably.
HAMBURG. May ].
The people Of SAKE Wdmer nave pet.~
toned tie Archduxe for convention ot
representatives. Of tae people FOR tie pur-
posstof drafting another and more suitable
CONSTITUTIONS; petitions for the same par-
pose have been presented to the Eisctor
&c flessc by his people. Ihe DoSe Of SAKE
Cobourg mas granted the prayer Of li's peo-
pie, tor G. Convention to .orm . c0ns.it1
tioa.
hLeHUfRI, G;srdinia,) Arr! 70.
Notwithstanding tie arrangement made
by Lord Exmoash with tie B.UDary low-
ers in our fAvoi. tteif craz.fs hivt, the
tag bsfe,e yesterday, made de.cgnt o.