Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-15

the notwithstanding industry of The provin-
ces OF The south, and the maritime spceu-
ia'ions OF the provinces of The morrill,.
he'"een the rival CLAIMS of Amsterdam
and Brussels, alternatel, th capitals of
Tie state, but always opposed a. wishes
and interests. The policy of This court.
always hitherto vague, cannot vel be
hxed: II vacillaies between yoh ah,t
Russia. IL the king inclines towards bis
ancient allies, the prince royal makes
nile attempt To conceal his prcdilrciiun
Tor his august brotler-iu-law and his
views.
The Germanic confederation finds a
difficulty IN determining the jurisdiction
al the diet Of Frankfort, and gaining the
habit OF rendering the designs OF each of
IT'S members subject 10 this supreme irl-
bunal. IL is vast body, hitherto With
Out mead and without action. The house
oi Austria has The appearance of dread
ing to undertake a pro,ectoraic; likely 10
be more brilliant than useful, by III. emf
barrassment Which il would cause 10 Ills
personal convenience, were IL only from
The extreme difficulty Of conc,ia,ibtt
so many preludiccs.. Sure of AN uucoii-
lesied dominion otcr lis subjects, who
nave remaihrd more inaccessible than The
rest oil Germany 10 The contact OF hep9
IDEAS, II directs lis attention principally
to lialy, where the stay ui oar troops and
The profession ol our principles have lett
more Han one species of reipcmbrances
anal regrets.
What is the object of the tourney
which The emperor Is pleased 10 p,oioitg
through those magnificent regions? Is
II 10 study their real dispositions, and 10
ADAPT sun further ~ them tic forms of
his government Does he only wish 10
receive iher homage, and 10 ,isii their
"ohoerS OF, as diverse circumstances
ana even some liIdlSc:etlons would iidl-
care, Is there any intention 10 cornrct
more closely by common tie, SNAIL
states, the majority OF which have no IN
diVidual force, and 10 combine them
eventually III kind Of association. for
The purpose OF counierb aIancibg projects
OF HE same nature which are SUSPECTED
10 be formed IN the Forth Is il true
'hai lie Las nearly gained trump! over
all r"puSnaDcleS q! this kind, except
those OF The king OF Sardinia, vs. no, in
spite OF The consulS and influence of YOUR
cabihti, Is sad 10 have refused aiiy
lhtcfVi'" with The emperor Az the
seeds oil division lidve been exiingulsl,pd
between the emperor ami Tie See of
Rome, ana several concessions have been
compaisantly made 10 the lai,rr. But ia
this result solely 10 be considered as a
mark OF religious respect, and as a return
ior he magnificent reception with whicI,
Tie emperor WAS Welcomed or, does lie
expect To prevent by IL, all resistance or
The part OF the holy See 10 lis political
arrangements and objects ? Secure of
ms sehilmeui land oil this gratitude for The
pteseit, iav they provided new pontiti
eieci I'D case Of the death of The pope.
mol Ill The person of young achduke,
VINO has time 10 wait, but in ore of the
cardinals friendly 10 the prime nIniste,
Cansaivi, and disposed 10 continue him
IN Ills supremacy, of which he hakcs so
prudent use for The See of Rome. and
winch he consequently exercises so adj
'an,ageously Tor The church
should prolong this letter To a tedious
length IN speaking 10 you again OF Spa!n
aud Portugal The complicaIrd ltlat,uns
oi which may have so much influence ON
the political world, il, IN the consequence.
oil The obstinate refusal of the mediation
OF The great powers, a war should break
on between them on the banks Of tie
river Plate, on the arrival in thai Quarter
oil the Cadiz expedition. ii is sufficient
TO say That according 10 recent letters
from Madrid, OF the 3Gth June, the same
uncertainty prevailed in the mind II Ter
dinand, and III The uIlerior decisions Of
his Cabinet. The King had Just sci oar
for the waters OF SacedOn, without having
definitely trusted TO any one in the porie-
feHiHe OF foreign affairs. A con.mIesion
was talked OF 10 be sent to Avlla, Tor Tie
purpose oil commencing the trial Of the
Marquis De Casa Yruio. The director
of the CamereIa, NJ. Ofgsrte, far lrou,
being dlsgraccd, as il had been believed.
by the fall of his friend Hercdia and Of
his palren NJ. EguIa, continued 10 draw
up Tor the king all the dispatches for
expediing The departure ofihe Cadiz fiert.
lie exercised in this matter more influence
Than all the Ministers, and even than NJ.
Lozavode Torres himself, and be boaslsd
OF having laid up for Ills purpose A
military chest consisting Of 26,Cco,o0o
reals. The change in the command cf
Tie expedition, which was still vested in
Gen. O'DOunel, had not been announced.
This officer had only demsnded more
artillery, and had been promised il.
Ii would appear from these details
that the credit Of the Russian Ambassa.
dor, Nj TalltsclieR, had not been en,ii g.
~ lost, as Ogatc, in whatever snbalir,n
situation he acted, had always been bus
creature and his principal lnsirumcut
III preserving an influence over Ferdi.
nagd. IoNeiCa - g,es
PRUSSIA, GERMANY, Sc
The following article, tTaaslaicd from DE
Hamburg Commercial Gazette, (HanbuIgsy
Borson Halle,) under date OF 20Ib july, throws