Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-02

The Following Is narrative events which occurred in
the feih ui,. the friends royal family In Lisbon
celebrated the fete o the princess of B., in Spain,
aud the ambassador England gave, the evening,
grand ball in honor Of tue ersary ofbs Sovereignty
birth day To the latter all the foreign all the
e, Portuguese nobility In the capital we're invited The
iumnaons at the hotel of the British minister in the
Of ST Francisco Of considerable bancy and
together with the splendid e,lupages OF the guests
large crowd to Tint quarter About half past 10
lice behind it, In shor, time the inteniaHt dssr-
ing The ehsse to stop where ~as as he should
ly require IT, In short time the Subserra pam
pona) and her daughter, the and his sonniaw left
the COMPANY and ,be,r family carriage having srrive
while the count himself and his naw, entered
fur sm In the i%s se as,sr IN ss
de Neville wise aud having entered his
ona chaise The greatest Of the company had dis
psssed by midnight.
port that the great square OF Lisbon filed troops
that the Infant Don Miguel their head In
that many persons implicated the plot formed ior
that purpose and that Pampona, Count Para,o Count
royal confidence ana bad been DECLARED parsaSs Of the
Count bad been eonsprators Early
Of the Kegency he called council Of Of war-he despatch
Ell pa.ro'so different parts OF the city to apprehe as
Der OF suspected persons and Immediately appointed
Minister Of Police who paraded the streets followed by
two gendarmes, barred all approach to the Royal Pa
except 10 such provided With passport the
Prince. The French Ambassador, some accounts say
out Others give tha, distinction Lord Berresfo was
first u dispute this order of the Innn aud insist
ing permitted TO see his Majesty. About three O'Clock in
the afternoon the troops LETT the koseo without any reason
being assigned for their dispersion.
The London Courier Of the Goth Of May, in aludng 10
s"se accounts is slear we think from an
Formed at the head Of which the her
but whether defeated by the refusal OF The soiery to
Proceed further by the rnness Of foreign diplomatic
disposition OF the King nomination Of Don Miguel
rs Regent was contemplated; but rather incline
OPINION that this bold step would have been hazared only
W. nut wi shed
to do more than to n,imae the Sovereign compIi
ance And so far II seems succeeded for on the
3dinsant the King issued proclamaon in which
reefs that summary proceedings shall adopted
may speedily take place. while the The other hand he
pardons all that had been don. sos upon ground
that the urgency Of the case would allow his previ-
ousiy consulting with his Majesty or his Ministers
(F'rom tle London Courier, Nay I9)
The enterprise OF lturbide continues excite consider
able Interest," especially among these TO WHOM, The affairs
OF South America are generally of moment, whether from
many contradictory conjectures are auat upon
the subject The prevailing opinion is that he is gone
others that he is to discard all per
sona views and 10 seek only the best securing
those who confidently arn no. only that he is gone
on, as an agent of Spain bu, of France they
ris received yesterday as strong confirmation OF their
letter from Paris dated Saturday. states that on the
preceding Tuesday Telegraphc despatch
Bres by the lniendant OF Marine Of port immedi
atey alter which fast sailing vessel forwarded
some secret mssios and also remarked that extra
ordinary hustle was displayed in every department the
1t is there to be here remarkable coinci.
dence between the embarkaiion Itubde from South
nmpton, which took place stated ON Tuesday week
and the alleged teegraphc despatch" the fast sailing
vessel &c but we cabno for moment, believe the
Inference which is attempted draw those circum-
stances The explanations and on the part of
the tre1ch government, upon all connected with
South America, have been aud positive TO sun
pose that at the very moment they making them,
they could be secretly concerned in which
would be direct violation Of them.
ny the bye before we dismiss this subec may just
notice. for the sake OF conraictng it, 10
Morning Paper, that there ho
accompanied Iurbide We repeat that he
ny that number OF Individuals and upon
formed. ~
Extractof letter from Constannope dated 10th Apr
.o24 received on Thursday this The Turkish
ueet on the eve OF sailing Tor the Morea consists o
snip OF the line Race Tor do eight sbips of the
rigate class. besides smaller vessels also TRANSPORTS 10
carry three and four thousand troops also said thai
10000 Druses particular sect, report saws good SOL
diers are to embark from Alexandria under the command
OF the Seraskier Viceroy of Egypis son The aptain
morea would be the Island Of Samosrhe counter of
the line Of battle ship coppered up stern windows
tearing the attack of the FIRE ships.
DISCOVERY SHIPS-Captain Parry left town on sa
turday for Sbeerness The and crew of Inc HecIa
and Fury will he paid their wages tomorrow AT The More
from which place tie ships the follow.
ing day for the Orkneys The Grper Capt LYON is 10
OF the Admiralty have agreed give Captain Porry his
orother ohcers, and the sailors him the
voyage of discovery double pay.
The bank Of Ireland has lowered the rates of discount
upon bills from5 to per cent