Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-10

al The mercy al She Cuuqueror, having
lot, between aiiled ami wnuU.lrd no iey,
er iban 2u,U0e men. IN. Arab. desperate
charged WITH Ire baSanei, having the
drei' river Mol beg ~ IA II bach 10 pui il
ON al Their pcMer 10 inn aNaN.,sT THIS
, spirited deicrniinaiiop, ao'I the skilIul
ihdnieuvre by which they cui of the re.
treat otihe Kings army, were The causes
o! the victory proving 80 decisive.
IheArabs, however, did mol make such
AN Ill use OF il as was 10 be feared, since,
although they completely plundered iheir
PRISONERS. they spared their hves and
/ Mue'y Bcuazar'S Sheriifs, under whose
protection lie King put himself, allowed
h,m Ia come back To las doininious. ln
! tse IA AN while lea DAYS iiavingi elapsed
. W" bout the fate OF the King or oihis SON be
( 1 known, this town was threatened with
| anarchy which excited the greatest ap
prcheusiOns. These, however, were al
! an end. the moment we heard. thai the
King had arrived at va in good health,
| and that his sou was on his way To Fec.
From London Papers by tie late Arrioats.
AUGSBURG, July 6.-AccounIs from
Berm state positively, that a Constitution
| for the Prussian Monarchy will shortly be
published, and that the necessary nIea-
1
| dy tar advanced in its chef points II is
/ sad tn br entirely The work of the Conn
Ciiioi OF State. Prince ilardenberg. We
have always expected that the decisive
1 step would come from him, ior-it has
always been The great merit Of this dis
liinguiShed statesman. To see aud to do
more promptly than auv other, " hat The
times call for. Tile leading. feature of
such a work must, indeed, be drawn by
| one person, the details may be left 10
many Ia I'LL up. Very little Is knows OF
the conienis and tendency OF our future
constitution the opinions, or rather con-
lectures, on the subJecI are various, bat
We believe that The spirit oi it may be
pretty accurately presumed trom the
answer made by The Prince wear and
half ago. on the Rhine, to the Deputies
of CobentZ, III the discussion OF the re
markable address, and in yhich the most
liberal sentiments and views are evident.
We shall not unnecessarily cmbarrass
our constitution with irudal rights and
the like, AFTER they have been for the most
part so happily got rid OF, as The repre-
sentative system will be able 10 develope
itself IN all lis energy and purity, The
medlatised Princes aud Counts will moi
re III the way. Attempts have been
made, both by Convention aud by public
Journals, Ia give the pubic false noiIous
| about the Constitution IN Prussia, atiri-
bunng sometimes 10 one person, sou,e-
times 10 another, preponderanng infiu-
| ence either IN reiardin9 or acCeieraliug
lit All those and similar reports are
coniradicird by our accounts, which
appeal 10 The facts, that Il section OF the
C0nhcll ui State, with Prince Hardenbcrg
Is President, has long been appointed 10
draw up the Constitution, aud ihai, thrre-
| lore, The whole has To idi.c Il reg uidT pre-
scTibed course
! Juiy N.-Our Gazette of to-day has
| the following article, under The mead of
| Carlsruiie -" In The sitting OF iir Second
! Chamber, OF the 3olb june, NJ. Toehreu-
bach. communicated The project Of an
| Ordinance OF The Sovereign, concerning
! The abolition OF the office ol the Balilagr,
and the transfer OF these functions 60
! Dlhrrs.-lhe Government bavr, there
lore, III this respect, mel the ~ lsiIcs oi tIe
Seconb Chamber, WHICH had not yet be
| gan lis discussion oil lie mellon made oil
The subject bN NJ. IuehreBbacll. Ii is
remarkable that This Deputy has received
IA letter add rsscd 10 him, with the posi-
mark OF Stuttgart, 18th Junc, of the ioI-
| loving contents -
TO THE DLPUTY TOEhRENBACH.
MAN !-TIoN who Invest, and Ihink-
| esi 10 live longer, listen K--E (koIze-
bue) spoke against whole naii0u-and
he Is dead Thou whu speakest against
! a single class. aud scckest TO plunge IL in
misery, think of Thy exiStence!
Other Deputies have rec eived similar
letters: as also Mr.. Brohhag, Councillor
OF Archives, and Editor Of the Messenger
OF the Chamber, who has printed ia lis
Journal ibis curious paper, with The con
sent of MIR. IocIrcnbach SIR. Kern,
Deputy from Friburg, vino made a motion
for the abolition OF tie Offices OF High
F.,~estprs, is stalled to have received "a
letter conceived invery harsh terms, from
person holding high Office in the adj
niDislraiIon OF The forests IL Is said that
tllr Officers Of the Grand Du,al Forest
will complain III Il body OF lie inpulatinms
OF rapAciy, neglect OF duty, DC. which
are ailcd!td against them III the motion
~ question.
All the papers Of Professor Oxen az
Jena, we're pul nnder seal OH The 29lh
June, by Commissioners OF the Police
wlo came from Wtimar.
| SAX)NY, July Sit is said that the
Princess tibe ihird daughter oi Ma&imi-
lian.) bride Of Tie King of Spain, will
set out for Madrid III August and The
marriage OF Prince Frederick with tie
Arch duchess Of Austria, will be sOlem-
uized in the month Of September, at
SchOenbrunn.
LAUSANNE, July G.--The embarkation
Of the Swiss Colouisis, destined to people
New Frlburg, IN the Brazils, took place
2 al Esiayager on the 9TH Of this month
J twas most affecting sight 10 see these
S73 persons. OF both sexes and all ages,
quitting forever their native country, a.
Uidsl he cries aud despair Of their rela-