Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-13

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In the political circles here. two books
lately published have been much spoken |
OF, one printed in Germany and The other |
IN Spain. They have excited very strong
sensations III both countries. That pub. |
llsbed IN Germany is relative 10 the ac-
tual projects of Austria upon Italy,
and demonstrates, that as soou as this |
power has become mistress OF Iialy she
| will seize upon Bavaria, Baden aud Swit.
zerland, IN order to consolidate her con-
| quests and occupy all the entrances into
Italy. This project has been formed BY
| Austria for long time, aud Austria is a
power which does not easily relinquish
| project which she has once formed. Ba,
varia is greatly agiisted.
| The work printed in Spain ia no less
worthy of remark. After having review.
ed the projects OF the Holy Alliance a
gainst Spain, it discusses the mode of
defence proper to be adopted against its
attacks. Ii shews that the allies must
naturally pas, through Frauce in order 10
attack Spain by land, AVID that Ffance
must consequently be the theatre of war
and even the field ct battle for the bel.
ligerent powers-tlat the victory will
| devolve 10 the power which fret makes
Itself master of the field of battle poip,eJ
out by nature--,hat France must bu in.
vaded-and that IN order 10 succeed in
Ina, Invasion, Spain will have no more To
do than totmake an appeal 10 the French
| hatlon, and re'unie them again under
the tri coloured flag, the success ofwhicl,
will bS assured, as The French have ceas-
| ed 10 enteriaia hostile Sc ailments against
the Spaniards
Accounts from Spain represent that
| there are great nnBi Der Of discontinued.
that great number Of old soldiers have
returned to Spain, that the Government
has organised them into cnrps aud
gwen them pay. j. is eveu said, tia,
General Merlin Implicated in HE con
spirscy OF 'be 10Th OF August. is a, The
head Of body OF or 5000 men in the
| Pyrenees.
Our Ministers are divided in opinion,
Tour against tour, and as RicIielieu has
moi attended the Council since his quar-
rel with DoDnadieu. there ia nobody To
| give The casting vote. NJ de Serre.
always conceired in his conduct. propos
cd 10 dissolve tie Chamber,
Orders have been given at the Ti,ui.
lerIes not 10 allow General Donnadiru 10
enter the apartments. How can they have
dared Ia thus insult Russian Chamber.
Tam IL appears, however. that The
erasure OF his name from The list OF Gen
erals has not caused him any pccua,ary
loss. as be has taken a splendid furnish.
ed house, at 200 francs month.
The Chamber Of Deputies is now divi.
ded into three palties, to WITT
Les LoyaUr
Les Deioyaur,
Les AiopaVr-(Roast beefl the
! new name gwen 10 lie BELLY.
Messie0rs de Villele and Corbieres wen,
to meeting Of The Deputies of the cote
dro,t. which was held at The house of one
OF the Members Immediately after ihe 4x.
piosioD OF The first pctard. They recon.
mended prudence. and IN moderation, spoke
OF lie grave nature Of existing circumstsn.
ces, ana SAID that the English Cabinet
hung by single hair All these observa
! Uliras.
Louis the Eighteenth forms enc Of the
League against Naples, but preieads thai
he cannot furnish any assistance in ;roopa
| on account OF the state Of the French
army: lie has, however, engaged TO sup.
ply Ills contingent in money.
lie Austrian army IL not pleased with
this new crusade, aud il is known that
there are many BaTtsans OF the Car
bonari amongst The Officers.
Neo Constitution Of Hesss Daymstah -
1hls is, The era OF Constitutions. I'm spite
OF tfe awful denuncaiions OF the Holy
Alliance against The growth OF Ibis per.
n'clous crop, fresh ones seem 10
spring up only with nore rapidiiy. wb;ie
lie confederate Sovereigns are WASTING
their idle breath in vowing yenGeanrs
against those already in exislen re O,e
OF the strong holds Of despo,ism is ,hr
absence oil all definition or fixedncss about
iis institutions. NJ sooner is "A Cons.i,n
non drawn up and pul into writing. than
IL Is '0und impossible, ia round set,prms
TO recOgnize The Infamous p,jncinlea ~
WHICH mankind havr been hitherto en- |
thrailed. IL is impossible, if any Car. |
siiiu,Ion b. given 10 the People. tia, il |
shall not benefit their political condition |
The Grand Duke Of Hcsse has thought fl |
10 accord 10 his subjeai, a Constitution |
OF which the following are some OF IN, |
principal articles -
Tie first ihree articles relate entirely IN
relations OF Hesse in The German COME
derailon The fourth is The obligation
Of tn Grand Duke 10 govern accnrdinr
TO the new Constitution. and declares b;s
person iDvielabIe. The fifth article es-
iaoIlshes The right OF hereditary success
sion.
Art. l2'h says" the enjoy men, of civil
rights, public and private, is confined 10
natives. Art 18Th describes how the
rishis OF native are acqnifed--Tbe 16 n.
how they are suspended and the I7,h'
how they are forfeited. Art. 18th, excludes
from the right Of citizenship all tbase
who do net profess the Christian religion
Art. Is. All Hessians are equal before
the Law. 10Th. Birth gives no man the
right of exercising any public function. 2oth.
Ihe diversity Of religions opinions uncieyh
Christian faith, makes no alteration in civii
on PoHtiat rights.
1t is stated, that all The excluded evi.
dence in The case OF The Queen. ,0i,b tho