Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-16

ests and those Of the Beigians II replied that the
could recognize tho authority, either OF tho King or
the Prince and that they must be instructed by the Ma
tiona Congress, who alone could with him. All
idea Of reconciliation is at end We wait, with
able vindcsc their authority against Holland but the
contest will inevitably involve other interests
GERMAN PRLNrCIP.ALI7YES
| The .4ugsburg Gazette gives the following, dated
Frankfort Sept 3O:" Fresh disturbances have broken
out in the district Of Ysenburg At Meerhoz and wach-
tersbach, the Count of Ysenburg's country residences
the provinces OF Hanau and Fulda, all the custom
have been closed by force and duty be col
lected is reported that the Prussian custom houses
| at Bekartsburg and Lutzen have likewise been at
tackled and fire. but this requires conrma-
ton"
We learn from Bernc, that the goth ult. NJ Fisher.
the provost attacked in the streets Of the
obliged 10 take refuge In guard house. The govern
ment of Berne have called in troops, and the 3Oth
twelve pieces OF cannon planted before the Hotel
de Vile
BRUNSWICK, Sept. 2s.-Yes;erday morning, Dc pu.
ty from The Duke arrived here. who came from Lon
don with message 10 Duke william. II WAS on
made known that the iorme has transferred the lat.
ter the gov .rnment Of the country for unlimited
time. The Estates have drawn up a very long Address
to Duke William in which they paint, in strong colour,
the melancholy state 10 which the country reduc-
ed by the arbitrary measures of the Duke. This Ad-
dress of the Eaes published here Yesterday even
ing, a, 6 o'cock. An immense multitude was inmedi-
ately assembled, to whom II read aloud by lamp
light and received with scclaaations of Joy.
Brunswick, Sept 30 The following answer Of
Duke william to the "A dress, published the tay
before ye i;erday:-
al thank Tire E.tates Of the Ducly Of Brunswick and
the Principally OF Isl nenburg for the assurance
have given Of their attachment snd confidence 1,
Is agreeable to bad in the Address, presented to
me the 27;h, proof OF the exalted patriotism. 40
ell az the jealous aud prndent endeavos OF the E.
tates TO maintain the Constitution Of tie country, aud
ensure lite permanent property The mo painfully !
am affected by the picture given in tb, Address Of The
present state If the county, the more securely may
the Estate. rely y sincere aud enIies concurrence
pks
restore and consolidate The welfare OF the county, 1t
gives me particular satisfaction 10 DO able inform the
ta'es, in answer to the proposal made to me- that
have been induced TO sumo for the present. the gov
eminent OF the county, may expsct that in this
the continuance oil the tranquility happily rss;or-
ed will be secured ard The most urgent want. Of the
moment provided for. Meantime, shall exert myself
to she utmost by negotiation, TO be INN dia.ly csfs
menced, with his HishnPss my brother, to attain the
object in'im.ed by 'he Ehae' IT, contrary to sxpsc-
iaon. my efforts should not be successful should not
indeed be able 10 resolve taxa myself he steps 10
which the Estates allue, but shall not ohivet heir
making proper application 10 hiI Majesty the King OF
Great b ain amt Hanover; and 10 not doubt that H.
deserved end will be attained by the mediation of thai
generous aud enls hieued Mouaich. | have now on IL
10 express my wish, that the Estates may use their in
iiuence to receive AMI TO consolidate the confidence
the snhjecie in the Government, without which, a
country cannot prosper
(Signer)
WILLIAM, DUKE OF BRUNSWICK O.Ls.
Brunswick, Sept. %
TUSCANY
n Tevo'ulnnafy II oVemeut has taken place in Tusra
ny, hitherto the most psaceabe OF all she cities of Iay
The Fri. cooUreA lig hoisrd, and shouts Of Lib
erty," Constitution, 9Th Country" Sc resouuded
every side The military fortunately did not inter.
t7re, aud order was at length restored by the civil
thotities. The Grand Duk, his family and Munster.
were absent in the Geometry a, the time OF his disturb
ance, and IL is said TO have been the abfepre of IN sc
Members of the Government which gavs occasion IL
THE Republican display. This fact proves nevsf,he
less, that there only wants proper ion produce
in all parts OF Italy serious movements to cause the
| ct. tha ME
TO induce the government grant Constitutional law
to protect their sui ert anst the tyranny Of Minists
RAJ despo's; and the oapceo OF prodga and dssout'
Courts.
The Pari. Consfitutionncl Of Oct TO- says the gene
raj subject OF conversation A. Florence upon IN,
report OF Cong Il III tereut SOveregns OF italy
it is to meet a, Vienna II is said that the Prince o
SaernO has already recsv d orders TO attend there or
! the part OF the KING q! NapeS
The Grand Duke Of Tuscany, the Duke Of Msdoua
and the Prince of Lucca, iso 10 he present a, the
CONGRESS TIE Court OF Rnne will he re preen ed by
the Cardinal OF NJ ceh that OF Sardinia by ibe Coun
Alheii dc SIsteng", ard the Grand Duchy OF Parma
aud PaFeBZa by The Marquis de Piombino I, il mach
doubted whether these ro,en,a will be able TO pre-
vent the troubles which tn eaten their States. unIes
they make great sacrifices aud concessions the It
ians-namey granting their personal Liberty and .
free Constitution.
| A Vienna paper of Sep. 30 give, dif.ren, YER
sion, thus The re; oTt Of Consres TO he held Trop
pan gaHs more credit and To day Il il sid that his
MaIsy The Euperor will sot out from 81. Petersburg
icr that pace Oh SATURDAY next.
Previous accounts had apPrzsd us Of the prevalence
| o. dscont' mt in Switz,r aud TIE Bstne and Geneva
sic and LIicb now 10 be added; blu, we can o1ly
regard ihese disturbance evidence OF the general
feeling among the peop. of Europe raher Than Ike
Iy 10 By productive of npor ant political eveLts.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The de6ci ncy of the British during The
quarter eniing Oct 10th, amounted 90 GlSs S3I Most
OF 1t was in the Excise, amounting to Gli9 662 10 The
customs thcro incrsae Of Gao 1913 The de.
crease sn the year amounts 10 G9l3 1856 hs bulk OF
which IL in The excise.
Ih6 LiprpO0l Rail toGV The number of p1ssen
gers conveyed by the Railroad CAmpsny, duting IL ?
last eek, has been ifem eight hundrsd to thousand
daV
The .AdministrGiion-I il generally UNDERSTOOD
that Lord Paine and Mr.. Chailes Grant will ion
The Adminis'ra.on--Iord Hill will have the Bues aud
reign the Con mand,Tship Of the ForcesSir Gsorge
Murray will succeed him and make way for Lord Pal.
ner-on at the Co'onisl Off -; aad I.ord Francis Lee
voson Cover will resign tbs S4cTe aTyIhp War TO
Mr. Grant. This, I;ast, is the most gen orally talked
enlargement. John Buu
1t is stated ihat Sir James Seailer, the Attorney Gs
neral OF England will not take his in Parliament.
but thar Chic, Baron Atxandsr will retire to IN room
o. him on the B-Ech
meeting has bren held in Belfast 10 slle Wat :
the distressed situation Of H. Co ION Weayers oil ia
city.
In the Manufacturing towns in England, the work
ing classes generally employed but tn. pay vii.
scarcely enable them {, support their families The
troubles in Holland have slaokaned he demand for
Manchester gooGs.
The Trade in Hnidsr,6slI coLiiruel 10 he good 49,
The demand for weollen goods sxcsedsd the supply
the fancy districts around In IIuGder.6-h 500 me n
were out Of employ, partly in qnsnce OF the in
tfo@uction OF superior OF goods from Is sdoTd.
TIE Inverness Courer s'a'es that The harvest was
becoming general The crop was more ihsR an aver
| ags onp-potaioPs good-;urnipa have failsd