Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-01
FOREIGN.

New YoRY, January 81 by the Edward
BonaIe packet ship from Havre, we have our files
OF Paris papers To the 18Th ult. The Impression
which the course oil England in the affairs OF Por-
tussl might produce, could not al tina, time be as
certained, the intelligence Of il had only Just
reached Paris; and in other respects the papers are
barr Of interest, excepting far the accounts
from Madrid would seem to show, that The Span.
sh gov eminent was an xiovs To persuade the BIi
fish Minister, Mr.. Lamb, that it VAS unconn &c, et.
with and di-spprov the invasion by the Ievoli ed
Portuguese regiments, OF the Territory of Portugal
The British government, however, had decided
that question for itself, the principle ,s, ma,
Spain could, and did not, prohibit, she permitted.
The following extract from the Augsburg Ga
zette, gives renewed force to the impression tia,
the Christian powers OF Europe are about TO later
tere for Greece.
Napoli di Romsgna, 18Th Oct.-An English
vessel arrived yesterday from Cons, anti. pie
brought to the Committee of the Naiional Assem-
bly, despatch from Mr. Sratfold Canning, in
which thai Minis:er says
- That he had ieceiy ell TIE Instructions " hicl,
lie expected from his government comcerniu: an
| arrangement between The Turks and the Greeks,
and that they aimed precise directions TO make
to the Turkish government proposals founded upon
! the demands OF Greece-Ihat the negotiation be :
tw cen Russ and the Porte ould close on the 7,h
Oct, ana that he would apprize the ',em,,ers OF
the committee OF their results that in case OF an
amlcabe adjustment OF the difficulties, between
the two empires, the Russian Ambassador " ould
Immediately go Fl ON AckeIman 10 Constan'inople,
TO bring to close as soon practicable, the diff
hcultles OF Greece" The de-paich was signed,
your friend and servant, Stratford Canning.
In some subsequent explanation whi,h Mr.. S
Gaming transmitted through Commodore Hamil-
ton, II Is said that Mr. e. expressed his confidence
10 the good intentions oil France respecting Greece,
and that be hoped much from the Steps he all
tncr:zed to take at Ionslan,lnopr.
On this subject article from Odessa OF
the 22d Nov. thus 81 eaks:
The Divan is constantly occupied with The pro-
positions OF Mr.. Canning the subject OF On cece
various favourable circumstances induce the belief
that the Pode will scoede TO them; although the
Refs Effendi has la,teIly declared in an official
way, that hencefor,h lie would confide no employ
TO Greek.
PARIS, Dec. Is.
Madrid, Dec. - Private Corr dependence. |
Il can assure you that the uneasine.s of our go
veinm.nt is very great, in consequence of The in
vasion OF Portugal, and it spares .ns TO quiet
Nj. Lamb, whose notes daily becomrs more thr eat.
ening. To this end the minister of war has SEMI
the following O, der to all The commanders of the
frontier provinces:-
{" Every Portuguese Constituencies who NAV
have been made prisoner Of war ON the invasion
of the inf0ntistes, and shall enter the Spanish
territory shall be treated wuh every kindness and
such Hospitality shown him due TO the subjects
OF friendly nations ard allies"
But events have become 50 serious, that i, is
in the power of the government t-elf TO siop
them, not only those which are passing in the IN
terror OF Portugal but even those which are TAX
ing place in The Spanish Territory; for W. learn
o.day. that the regiment OF the Pfince has pas ed
the frontiers in body, with the exception of its
officers. II this be true, Of which have no doabr
this may be considered a Fenfo cement sent by
our apos;ocals 10 their b. eihren of Portugal
Dec. l4.--Prices have risen very fast to-day.
per cts end OF this month, closed at 81 so. aud
were afterwards 81 So. per cts closed 80
Sales IF Cotton at Hare, Dec. II % al s
Mobile 10 sous; so Tennessee, Is I6A; 40
Georgia, 16; loo do. new, ls3.