Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15
From PORTUGAL.


We have received from our ohliging cores.
pondent at Portsmouth, the following infor.
nation brought by the ship Fame, in addition
I" the report which we noticed yesterday.
From tins there i reason to apprehend that
Portugal, as well Is SPAN, is u be involved
IN the horrors oi prolonged civil war. The
Infant Don Michae, mere mentioned is the
only son of The King of Portugal, except Peter,
Emperor o. Brazil He IL in the els, wear of
ms age: Boston Dniiy .4dU.
PORTUGUESE REVOLT
PoRrsM"UTH. Ju,y 5.-Th- new and ele-
CANT ship Fame, Capt. Folsom, arrived this
morning, tn 81 days from ST. Ubes- Capt
Folsom has furnished us with a Supplement
TO the Diari" do Governo, published at Lisbon,
May -, 1913, from which we have made the
following ;ransation:
The humiliation an infany has been rcserv-
ed for our days, Of which degenerate Pnrtu
guese is the author, IA near relation of the
facti0us SiiveIras,l and of which the following
is an account.
1t rs some time since the government have
had suspicious OF Brig. Gen. Sampnvo, com
manding the esd regiment of Infantry. The
intriguing conduct of this officer was the true
| cause OF the order of Government issued on
the morning of the 27th, directing this reg
ment 10 march To its post in he Province of
Infamous Simpayo awaited himself of this oc-
casion to s.duce the unsuspecting soldiers.
he made them halt in the neighborhnod of
| the city Lisbon, from whence he wrote the
following letter TO the Brigadicr Governor
of Arms
" General and Friend:
"My mind is made mp. The Ministry must
resign. a King with dignity, and Constitu-
ton to condnce 10 the public happiness, aud
not a civil war. Finally no faction to divide
the King from the Nation. Union, and ohli-
won nfthe past, are the wishes Of the esd reg
ment. Yours are undoubtedly the same, and
then farewell 10 anarchy"
The plan traced out 10 bring us back to
absolute monarchy, has found entrance into
the inexperienced heart of the Son of the best
OF Kings.-The Infant Don Miguel the same
morning qui'trd the paternal roof, and fed TO
join himself with this handful of dcuded men.
II appears d" WAS accompanied by some SOL
dlers of tine Attn Regiment of Cavalry. Moth
ing has as yet TRANSFERRED as To the designs of
this III guided Prince, who instead of initiating
the virtues of his august Father, has united
| D m.eli To those who wish To throw the Cuun-
! try int" all the horrors of a civil war, or to
reduce us under foreign dominion.
| The Government have taken the most eff
Gent means (" stop the progress of the disur
F''''H''i9 'iNAipils ne tIOoDS CONTINUE true 10
their o#ths, and obedicnt To their General, in
whom they have the utmost confidence The
Chamber of the City sustains the good name
"hich it has merited. The Civic Guards
omitted and under the orders of their worthy
and chosen Chiefs, will shew what may b.
expected from Freemrn when firm in the sup
Port OF their inaiienahle rights. Finally the
Cortes are IN permanent session, d-,isng
means for the safety of the public. Portu-
guese! what will you do ? Perhaps submit
to handful of Pretorian Guards Perhaps
submit blind'y To those unworthy Aristocrats
who wish to crush You! All no You are
Lusitanians, and that is enough Union, and
we shall not want for strength
Endorsed on The supplement-.
The French have entered Madrid.
| The Ministry Portuguese has begged leave
to resign, having lost the confidence of the
people.