Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24
umcd The Congress will take into considera.

suhicu we SonS TeSs VIII take INTO ccusiueTS.
ton,
l. The evacuation OF France under the dou-
BILE point of view OF its financial and moral
condition, as declared by the 5th Article of
the Treaty THE 10th November, 1915, aHd
the determination of the ineans OF emf 10, me nj
OF the Army of Occupaiion.
III. The confirmation OF the Holy Alliance
m lis political object, and the examination OF
the popfiety OF AN armed coalition ma guar
aHty for nonarchical authority, and the recog-
nized dInasties against the progress OF the
democratic spirit, and the efforts of uSnrpai,on
on The part OF the competitors OF different
thrones
Ill. The appreciation ofthc proper or poss-
ble delay ~ the grant, reclaimed by the peo-
pie of certain nations, of constitutions proni..
cd al divers times
~. The political and military organization
OF he Cermanic Confederation, aud the asow-
al OF the Supremacy of one OF THE powers which
compose it, with the privilege OF appointing
u President TO the Diet, and "a general to the
Confederate Army.
V. The conclusion of the differences be-
tween Bavaria aud the Grand Duchy of Ba.
den.
vi. The mediation between the Courts of
Madrid and Rio Janeiro, concerning the al
fairs Of Sunth America.
VII. The Interference of the Sovere-ns of
Europe between SPAN and her Colonies a
question which acquires AN universal interest
both relatively 10 the commerce OF the two
hen,spheres, and OF the revontion which the
American independence would probably pro-
duce ia the Colonial System.
These are. l believe. the principal matters
for the discussion OF the Allied Sovereigns :
others of secondary nature ave more uncef-
tain. A Charge d AGaires OF the Imdepen-
dents of South Amer.c, has already reached
-la-Chapelle. An Ambassador of the an.
Gent King of Spain, Charles w., Deputy of
the United States, and several emssaries of
the authors OF tho Secret Note, are also said to
have arrivedthere. MIR. Barring, whose fnan-
cal arrangements have contributed so effica.
ciousiy To the liberation of France, was hon
cred by an pres INV tation from The iliied So
Nereigns. NJ. Agout, the first Secretary of
the French Embassy at the Court of Madrid.
accompanies the Due de Rcheileu which
confirms the general opinion that the Congress
will examine into the affairs OF Spain, although
several Journals have advauced that the High
powers have declined exercising The media
ton.
EMIGRATION.
LONDON, Sept. 29.@Ihursday morning the
deaf aud dumb brother, and the eldest SON of
Mr. Hnnt, went Oh board d vessel IN the river,
bound Tor New Orleans. Their final destiua'
non is, we understand, 10 Shawnee Town, in
me ILLINOIS,, near the residence of Morris
BirSbeck, Esq. where they have purchased a
considerable tract of land, fer the purpose of
commencing agricultural pursuits aud have
,aken with them large quantity Unnecessary
hnsbandry implements
iiin the Est IL months, at least 100 per-
sons chiefly consisting OF iarsiers, their sons
ana others, employ ed III agriculture have left
tneir residences IN tue nei.hDourhoOd of A Der.
ga.enny ana embark ed for America
There are five dandies in the obituary oflast
week. The surgeons who examined the bo
DIES of2 of them, report that their deaths were
occasioned by constipation OF the bowels
caused by excessive tight facing. The Others
1t Is presumed, died Of the same disorder -
PreScriptiontor BOaqpdyte'S Lirer Complaint. =
.nooserved exercise, especially al tight =
ohasslsted escape 10 an American vessel
Unexpected landing in France. A procession
to Paris. A levy of eight hundred thousand
men for march TO. Berlin aud Vienna, in be-
hall of the peace OF Europe After taking-
THESE places, The patient will find himself con
siderably better. Let him next prohibit En-
glish ships from the ports of the continent
anu EnShsh manufactures from all the mar
hets. His cure will then he complete. and his
health may be sustained by daily doses com
posed OF accounts OF English distress aud Eng.
lish reform
The quantity of fruit in Scotland this YEAR !.
so ABUNDANT, taat the produce Of the orchards
on the river Clyde only, including those sitna
ted between Glasgow and Hamilton, have been
sold Tor neary ii 000i