Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-30
man Courts was TO have opened on the
list. of November, at Vienna.

Wdn Coufis was 10 nave opened Oh The
LIST. of November, at Vienna.
LBiPsIC, Oct. 7.-Private letters announce
the arrival of the Emperor Of Russia at War.
saw, in company with the Grand Duke Nicho.
las-the latter intending TO proceed TO Berlin
to visit his brother-in-law the King OF Prussia
the latter being unable, from the aid yanc a sea-
son, to go 10 Warsaw.
LONDON. October 27....A handful sigued
" "A. Thistle wood secretary" announces auo-
Their meeting oi retoimers in the metropolis
on Isl November, in Finsbury Market-place.
Sucb unnecessary meetings tend to make the
very term " reform sickenng in the ears OF
RATIONAL men.
PARIS, October l3....A recent letter from
hambuie h confirms the news already circu-
lated, ttlat several ct the wealthiest and most
considerable Jewish families were preparing
TO quit thatcity, in order to settle some OF them
In France and others in Holland.
BERLIN, October u. Since the late reso'u-
lions OF the Diet became known, together wttl,
the establishment ola central tribunal at MAY
ence, and the severe restriction on the liberty
OF lie Press, some persons of distinction here
nave made strong reInOnsiraBces toihe Prince
de fardcnburg, aud the Minister de Hum
ooidt, who in reply, gave an assurance that
Tue RESOLUTIONS IN question should be executed
with moderation and Justice
PARIS. October l7.-Yesterday Il solemn flu
neral service was celebrated at tie respective
churches. the day being the Anniversary OF the
Death OF Queen Mary Aniomeite. The thea
'ees were ali shut. All the Ministers, with
the exception OF Marshal Gouvion st Cyr at
tended the King at mass
The CONT goes into mourning on TUESDAY
next, for two months on account of the death
ot Emmanuel ~. King of Sardinia, brother
Monarch.
ting, that the Resolution. of the Diet of Frank
tort meet with the strongest resistance in pub
| lie opinion. aud that the best Informed per .ous
conSide. their strict execution as dangerous or
practicable
Letters tiem Berlin of the 9th inst state.
that the Prussan Government has ordered ,hs
arrest OF Professor Queries, a celebrate, pub
iciSt, Author OF the work entitled 4" Germa-
ny ana itevolnton. Orders were issued to
convey him TO a fortress. lint Nj Guerres has
takenretuge at Fr:nk Tort the Senate of " hich
city II is hoped will in his case disulav a iiule
more energy than with regard to Colonel Mas
letter from Madria dated the 5th. inst.
states, that The greatest dsquetude prevailed
In mat capital, ami that the melancholy news
from Andalnsia had suspended all commer ciai
operations; In the Convent OF the Capuchins
az Cadlz. all the rctiSiear. with the exception
OF the Prior, had fallen victims to the comta-
sl0n. Ii was not kmoNn whether the Queen
would continue her journey 10 Madrid, or stop
Tor some time at Bnr.os.
FRANEFoRT, October AccordiugIy 10
the projectof the Military Commission. COM
munlcdted TO all the German Governments.
there are 10 he three toriresses of the coniede.
ration OF the III st rank. viz. :-Mayence, Lux
embonrc and Ulm ;and fiveof the second rank
VIZ. Landau, Sarreiouis, Homborg, near Deus,
Points Gerhersheim and RasIadt
MISERABLE STATE OF SPAIN.
private letter in the Constitutional Paris
paper gives picture of Spain the most aiIlict
Irg 10 humauity.-Ih is in il really some
thing beyond the ordinary recorded sntferings
OF nations In one province, nothing Int plots.
arrests, uiormers. captivity torture and
monks the Judges, iaiiors aud eXecutiouers In
fiyit IN q
Kings marriage, mingle dreadfuliy with the
| groans of those who are dying with the fever,
or as IL is called, the plague. The whole ma
| Rhine border OF Andalusia is infected The
| expedition is abandoned The military CLOTH
| lngs OF the troops are burned by the public
innctionarles TO prevent cOniagiOn. Several
| English and French Spectators who took out
| contraband goods in the transport vessels with
| me connlvance of the Spanish Government.
| see their bales burned before their ewes. and
are themselves exposed to, or actually perish
| ing with the disease. The soldiers have de-
| serted and fled from the plague bnt bearing
| IL viii, them wherever they 90; aud thus is
| Spain III danger of becoming one great Lazar
! with which the rest of The " breathing world
! should cut of all communication. This is TOO
h9tt'oie ihere is one point in the letter
wblcf deserves particular attention. The trans.
ports have, II Is stated, the fever OH board hut
some of the Captains have broken the saIniary
regulations OF conhDt ment to winch they ". re
| subjected and He'd. This disorder came in a
sure, and the avIdty OF the famine OF the Spa
| msh Government was too ravenOus 10 await
| the usual period of euaIantine
~ VIII be seen by our abstract Of Tuesdays
| Ga2ette that Parliament is 10 meet on the BAD
| OF the next month. One of the first measures
| which rumOur says will be submitted to Ms con-
| sideTaton by Ministers. is an Act of Iudemni-
| ~ IN favour OF the Manchester Magistrates,
I aud those VIII" acted under heir authority on
the 10th of August Suspicious are also enter
| tanned that the Suspension OF The Habeas Cor
| pu. Act tor limited period will he proposed.
ana that further restrictions will be suggested
WIN regard 10 pnbiIc meetings, tOrth purpose
OF putting DOVE the radical reformers
Morning paper states. as a rHmor gain
| ing ground" that Lord SidmOntIi is TO be sa
! crihced 10 the Indignation of the country, and
| mat LORD COichesteris pointed out as his sue.
| cesSor." We know not on what authority this
| statement rests.
Ii appears by the Paris Journals flat a
| French Colonel of Engineers, named Gni.ler-
| MN, has proposed piam for tie conquest of
| Saint Domingo. II submits, that Spain shall
| first cede her part to the island of FRANCE
next, tina, he shall have AT his disposal" French
| sips now rottiug in port" and " French SOL
| dIers ianguishlGg in idleness; :" and he states
| that society is prepared to advance the me-
| cesSary funds for the expedition. The great
| premise, from which the Colonel infeTs sue
| cess, Is the subjugatiou of TOnSsaimt Lower.
| ture, skiIfui general, with 80 900 devoted
| soldiers by % 900 French But he foreets The
expedition under Leclerc, which proved so
| fatal The ill-sucCess of Toussaint moreover.
could easily he accounted for, otherwise Than
according TO the view of ~. GuiIlernin But
even supposing that 26 900 French might con
| qner 35 600 H8ytaus, could they do 20 now
when iiIe population is 70 much improved in
numbers, in intelligence. in strength, courage
and military training, and when manufacio-
riPs for Srms asd ammunition are established
Throughout theis!and at least as far as tile do
mininn OF Christophe extends.
person, pretending TO he the sister If
Miss Patterson who was married to Jerome
BJunAparte. having lately, in a letter written
from Antwerp, accused NJ. DE Cazes of ~ wing
tortured her aud deprived her fher property,
lLtntc IL.