Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-05

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FRINGE Alexander of Tour and Taxis. as an
Indemnify Tor the loss of the ports in The
I.e~ PROVINCES on the Rhine. These
domains are formed into principally
|, under the name of the prncipality of
krotoszyn as tief 10 the Prince, and in
failure of the male line 10 90 10 his uncle
Prince Macmillan Of Tour and Taxis.
and his male descendants.
august g.. The statue of Marshal
Blucher, which is 10 be erected al Ros-
took, his native town, has been exhibited
here Tor SOME days in The Atciier of the
Artist, MIR. Schadew, Director of the
Academy of Arts. Butcher is represented
as Walking, and pointing forwards with
Tue RUSSIAN Marshars staff. The de.
iicaiion OF w. ). Butcher, and verse by
Goethe. are inscribed OH the pedestal in
German characters. The statue is ten
feet and half high.
| FRANKFORT, August 3.--The political
| affairs OF Germany seem To take "a turn
entirely different from what has been the
| course hitherto. The arrival OF the
| Prince de MetterniclI at Carlsbad has
| already produced some effect. The Count
| de Buoi Schauensten has received DIES.
patches from his Highness, in conse-
| quence OF which there were Yesterday
| new conferences between the Ministers
of The Diet, who are still here. !, appears
| That the object of these conferences is of
great Importance, as immediately after
wards, instead of voting recess, as
previously understood, the Ministers have
come 10 a contrary decision. The Dict
VIII therefore remain assembled till the
important affairs now before il are arrang-
ed. There is a talk OF new organic ar
engagements which are 10 have the force
of laws in all The German States, and Of
a prompt regulation of The military sys-
tenn of the Confederation.
The Count de Bernstein, the Prussian
Minister for Foreign Affairs, issaIrived
al Carlsbad. The invitation addressed
TO The sovereigms Of Southern Germany
10 send Ministers, was agreed hpou,
II is SAID, between Prussia and Austria.
IL Is thought that Russia will PLAY an
important character in these conferences.
August A. important dispatches lave
been received by the two Pienipotentia-
ries OF the German Protestant Princes
at Rome, Messrs. Scbmiiz Grollen5erg
and Won Iurkhelm. The arrival OF the
dispatches has caused the Sovereigus
VINO look part in the mission 10 call their
Ministers together, and they are now
assembled. We have not been able 10
| ascertain the chief cause of the commu
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EQUATION with Rome has expe ciencAd
some obstacle.
A very detailed report is said 10 have
been made by the Military Committee,
respecting the various plans that have
been proposed for the erection of new
foriresses on the Upper Rhine. Some
are OF opinion that The foriilying of Uim
should be the chief object, as HE bulwark
OF The south OF Germany while Others
consider 1t as secondary point, and
propose, IN order 10 cover Upper Germa-
ny, to erect new fortreSses on the Rhine
iiseli, one at Rastadt, and the other a, the
issue OF the dehles of the Black Forest,
probably al Donausclinsen. Ii seems
UNREASONABLE that the terrifying of Ulm
would serve chiefly 10 cover Austria
and Bavaria: whereas Rastadf would
pfolec' baden, and other German States
OH The Rhine.
BRUSSELS, Aug. Ga decree of His
MAJESTY appoints IN The city of Client ex-
hlbHions of articles of our national man
nlaciures AT stated periods, the first ex-
hibiiIon To be in the year 1920.
dug. WiihiH these few DAYS, some
young Germans, Of good families, have
arrived here, who say they have left the
German Universities for some time, on
account OF The measures lately taken
They are going te France. We learn
from the French Frontiers, that, after
the harvest, part Of the French iroons
will he encamped in three places namely
near 81. Omer, Metz, and i'm Alsace
to be exercised for some weeks. tits said
that the men raised by Gen. Macirone.
ana intended for South America, will not
go frst TO England, but sail directly from
some port III the Netherlands.
! LONDON, Aug. LITTLE Select Com.
mlitee OF the House of Commons, appoint
ed to consider the validity Of The doctrine
OF coniaglon III the Plague, and TO report
their observations thereupon, together
with The minutes of The Evidence taken
before them, 10 the House, have consids r.
ed the matters 10 them referred, and have
agreed upon the following Report -
Your Committee being appointed TO
consider the validity of tie received doc
innfs concerning the nature ofcontagious
dhh INFECTIOUS diseases, as distinguish a
rom other epldrmlcs, have proceeded TO
examine number ofMedical Gentlemen.
whose practical experience or general
| knowledge OF the subject appeared TO
your Committee most likely TO furnish the
means OF acquiring the most satisfactory
Information. They have also had the evil
dence Ola number of persons, whose resi-
dehce IN injected countries, or whose
commercial or official employmenrs, ena-
DIED them 10 communicate information as
TO facts, and on the principle and efficacy
Oi The Laws OF Quarantine all iheOpinions
OF the medical men whom your Committee
have examined, with the exception oftwo,
are ~ favor Of The received doctrine, that
Tie plague is disease communicable by
contact only, and different in that respect
from epidemic fever; nor do your Com
mliiee see any thing in the rest Of the evil
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