Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-11
FEOM PORTUGAL.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER, DATED

LaSbon, July 3, 1Gol.
This day the king of Portugal arrived here
IN passage of69 days from Rio Janeiro, with
all his court. Although it was known that he
was on the way some days, the government
here are not quite prepared for him, and he
WIZ not he allowed to land until tomorrow
ne is immediately to he visited by deputa-
non from tho cortes of twelve members, to
proceed To the cathedral, and from thence to
the hall OF the cOrtes, TO swear to the consti-
tuition. Many ofhis favorites, who have ac-
conpanIed han, and are supposed to be op-
posed TO the revolution, will be Obliged to
ieave the kingdom. The government are act
ing with great caution. All the British officers
wno served in the Portuguese army, aud are
here, are ordered Immediately to leave the
country. All the army, militia and volunteers.
are under arms, and will remain so all night
The constitutional party would much rather
the KING had remained in the Brazils although
lie has been and will be received with every
marx OF respect and honor. | expect that
every thing will remain quiet, and that the
KING will do every thing he is directed TO do
ms allowance is to he 1850 dollars day; and
they have taken from him nearly all his DOW
en- [Pha. Fir. Gaz.
FROM RIO JANEIRO.
NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Letters to the 18th
OF July are received in this city by the Ro-
oert, arrived at Baltimore. The country re-
manned IN deplorablc condition almost all
the captances mad refused submission TO the
regency, and determined on forming constitu-
IONS for themselves. They were DESTROYS
Of adopting similar form of government to
taat ofthe Cortes of the mother country
In consequence of the connections, business
was entirely at stand. Infer. .4dv.
About the 18th of June, soon after the En-
peror of Russia's return to st. Petersburg from
an absence of nearly ten months, the Arnbas-
sador iIom the United States, the hon. Mr..
Aiddicton, and the new Ambassador from
Sweden, had an audience and delivered their
credentials.
According 10 reports, Mr. Salmon, the Am
basSadoF from Spain to Russia, appointed
since the adoption of the Constitution, and
who has been at St. Petersburg for some time
mad not been admitted to an audience By the
raj other Ministers after his late return to his
capital.
Extract Of a letter from Port an Prince,
dated 9Th August, 1921
The arrival a few DAYS since of VIM. X. |
Robinson, Esq. in the United States brig En- |
terPrIzc, has given great satisfaction to the |
merchants OF this place, particularly to those !
OF ms oWn country. He has been received i'm the |
most friendly manner by President Bower.
and the other authorities i understand thatthe |
President has promised TO give every attention |
to MIR. RS representations in behalf of the |
claims Of our citizens against this government, |
and such is the opinion entertained of Mr.. RS |
diplomatic abilities, that there is scarce doubt
ne VIII recover the claims under his charge, or |
at least obtain from this government, such an
swera as will enable our government to com
prehend the real nature the claims and to
adopt such future measures as circumstances
may render necessary for an eventual lust