Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-02

considerable animal version, | shall feel much
GoiiSed by your inserting, in justification o
his lordship'5 conduct, the following extract
from letter from his lordsbip, which | receiv-
eel this morning.
am, sir, your most obedicnt servant.
SAMUEL BROOKS.
Ne. no. snand, Septs
Extract from letter. from Lord COcErane 10 .lIr
Brooks, dcted april 8, 1921.
Neutral vessels are daily dropping in our
hands, laden with Spanish, French Italian.
and other goods on Spanish account; bat 10
these there is scarcely an article ofBritish man
uiactire and, strange to- tell, it is chiefly Bri-
tish merchants who cloak this property to the
destruction of the manufacturing and honest
commerce OF their countrymcn. One -,
OF London, and the house OF - at Gibral-
tar are great people in these dealings. have
lately seized two of their ships, worth half a
million OF dollars, from Cadiz they called at
Hibrhitar and took out false papers as if they
had loaded there. doubt moi bat ven will
see deal of this in the papers, and If YOU do.
l wish you would just let these facts be
known"
LONDON, Sept. THE Lisbon Gazette OF
August ~, IS followed by a supplement, which
contains the documents relative to the dcpart-
ure OF the Russian and the Austrian ambassa-
doris and the y AUSTRIAN consul general.
note, or that addressed by the consul of Aus
tria to the foreign minister of Portugal, refers
10 ms trembling apprehension of what prince
hettcrnlch might think Of his illuminating in
honor ola constitution which the Austrian
troops lad Just then 0yerpOwcred IN the king
dom Of Naples. IN order To- eXculpaie nv
self with my august court" says the terrified
cheVallcr, must beg your excellcncy 10 be
50 goou us 10 order courier's passport to be
made out for Baron Louis dc Fassimon, for
tho place ut which his bghncss the prince de
Neternich- Winncbourg- OcIscBIiarsen. minis
ter OF state OF conferences and foreign affairs
10 his imperial majesty tie emperor Of Austria
may be residing, in order To accelerate the su-
prcmc command which my august master
MAY Judge II consistent with his dignity 10
send me, ~ consequence OF az event Of such
naturcand the step which took on the goth
Of }larch to prevent it,"
The foreign minister OF Portugal replies to
fl's letter with great dignity and, while he
gives the requested passport, enters into such
an explanation as might have rendered it I'M
necessary. ile tells the cheyalicr that the re-
gPncy regretted the breakiug Of lis windows.
bit assures him that the fonlsh act was en-
tircy to he ascFibcd to popular cIlcrvesccnce.
and not to studied insult that means which
wcrcihOngh. sufficient had been taken 10 pro-
tect him aud that the failure could be atin-
butrd only to the negligence Of the patrol be
reminds HIM that ON such an occasion il should
not excite wonder though the Portuguese
should be little enthusiastic, aud should tes-
tify some dislike at those who appeared. by
the glo0pIe Of their dwellings amidst n general
ll'umlaaiion, to repinc 20 the universal Jubilee
aud thai even one Of tie members Of the re-
gCncy who dad breni .he previous part Of
ibe day tie olJrct o. popular applause, had
y. one %. h,s Vi dows bfnkra, hrcause il was