Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20
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TN u'. inclusive, AID Liverpool of the 9th.
ihey establish, as II seems TO us, the certainty
that the peace OF Europe will be preserved The
Portuguese rebels have melied away, after 6rst
defeat by Portuguese troops, unaided by British
aims. The Marquis Of Chaves is said TO lave re-
tired wounded into SPAIN and the London Court
er oil the 9TH, after Calculating strain OF remarks
upon the decision and prompiness of MIR. Can.
ninS's conduct, says, :" hat remains to be done
will be accomplished, without firing single Eng
lisl muskel.''
The French funds continued TO rise steadily. AMI
every thing gives assurance of undisrurbed peace
The French law on the press, had been essen
tally modified by the Committee of the Chamber
oil Deputies, to which it was sutmited-mod;f.
cations which stripped it of much of its odious
character and which the House was expected 10 a.
dept.
"A curious question OF &c etiquette" has arisen
at the French Court, which threatens serious auI
almost naiioaal consequences. The Ambassador
Oh the Emperor OF Austria, Nj. d'Appony, has been
Instructed to refuse torecosnize the titles of the
old Marshals of Bonaparte, derived from CONQUER
ed places, now within the rule of Austria; and il.
stead therefore of addressing The Marsias. Soult.
Oudinot and Marmont, as Dukes of Dalmatia,
Reggie and Raeusa, lie calls ,heu Dukes Soul.
oudnoi and Marmont. The Marshals have CON-
planned 10 the King, and threatened the Ambassa-
DOR. Oid Oudinot threatens to run his sword
through The Austrian, and Sout sent him word
In Whatever place he meets with NJ. d'Apponv
the Duke oil D.lmstia will have great pleasure in
giving to Nj. d'Appony unequivocal proofs Of
what he thinks concerning him -
The whole subject had been broueb, pn.,er H..
notice OF the Chamber of Depuiie-, and there i,
no saynswha great events may from these lrflip,
canses spring
The subject OF the Corn laws was to be di.
cussed in the House of Comm ons on the 10Th Feb
Mr. Vice President Calhoun call for invrs,i
sailon' Is no iced a. length in the London papers
ihe.h irg has expressed his de- erminat,on 10
pay such dbis at the Duke OF York, az The nm
perry and effects of the late Duke nigh, NOT Ii
quldaie. The whole amount of debts is abou,
tSoo ,OOU-ot property about El6O 600
LONDON, February Git wa a.ter being con-
ple'eij bea by Generals Vul- Flor, and CIau.
ONO, IN the province Of Beira thai the Por,usue.es
rebels were forced to abandon Almeida and ,bs
who're province. The Marquis and Marchioness
OF Chaves. the Brgadier- gen. Jordao. and the or
vernon OF Aimeida, escaped ih 500 a en-. and Re-
entered Spain by Aidea de Abispo; 500 men of
The Spanish garrison OF Cindad Rodrieo marches
10 meet them In order 10 dissrm them. bu, pavs
mem time 10 re-pass The Douro, and return into
Portugal by the province of Tras-es. monies. Mr.,
LAND the English Ambassad or, being informed of
sl's 'OnIuc'' complained very seriously to the
spanish Government, and it i. in consequence of
this complaint, tina, General Tonga, the eoyernor
OF oiudsd Rodrigo, and The commander of the
detachment, have been suspended from their func.
IONS and are all three broUsh before court mar
1,ai 1 MS satisfaction 50 promptly given 10 the
English government, proves that the positive de-
mon'rallons Of the British Cabine, have nor been
without effect on the Spanish government, NOT.
.I"uiDB tue rather naughty tore of its last
Jour. du Com. Feb. 3.
Ii Is stated that the Earl OF WestmorelanJ and
Mr. Robinson, are about 10 retire from the Cah;ns,
prosecution has 1t appears, been issued by
the rrown, against MIR. Shiel, for the tressoosbIe
and sedilious tenden of The speech uttered nv him
ABOUT fortnight ago. on the subject of foreign in
vasion ~"
we understand the resolution, tn he b,o,.t,
forward by Lord Liverpool aud MIR. Cann,9s
respecting the Corn Laws, will be PROMISED 90
ooib houses OF Parliament, on Monday. the Ia,h
Or Tuesday the 20th oil February. fCou,,sr
by the late advices from Alexandria we 6od
mat the Swiss Company established there. have
naue me Pacha an offer for The whole Of the crop
u ih9igo, which has been refused. There ars
lria for which the Pacha has at las, m, ds . n,;ra
equal to about Cd per Id free on board, Tbsrs
VIII not be any Linseed Tor export this wear Fx-
change rs 3-S.
We have received the following disastrous ar.
count from Batavia, under the date of the oh of
DC ober -
ABOUT the lst OF October, battle took place
' D"'eh iOIceI commanded by Gen. Van
5een, (who IS second in command and ,sx, a.
zen DE kock, who is Lieutenant Governor snd
1ommsnder-ln -ChIef,) and the insurgents, COM
handed by Diupo Nsgoro, in person. and 1ye
ament to add, that the Ouch forces were ,o,.,,o
nnIhiIated and The General only saved his life nv
"o'hg himself. lie returned TO SamarsDe without
, sheie ioHoweT. The battle was fought between
500 ana Samsrsng the greatest Consideration
prevailed at the latter place. When the account
'i"e away every eXertion was making for the
fmovsi OF property. Paambang, ON the coas, Of
'ui'a"a' winch caused the Dutch so much blood
~, ' e"suIe, IS again IN the hands of the natiyes
" D",ep hau Withdrawn great part of their I
ofces from the Celebes; and The Queen Of Boni.
aking advantage Of the circumstance. had ,.Lan
ne heid with great force, and il was feared the
Ou'ch would be expelled that island :. we
mo" not observes tie writer Of The le,,s, from
'Hcn me above account Is derived what troons |
ne coming from Europe bu If 1--WE or stx ,bousand
'eh 90 not arrive IN a iew weeks, twenty thou.
'nu WI not save JSvs, for every mile the insur-
ents advance, their afrength increase
LAUSANNE, June &c. We have received from
Nc sials' the melancholy news, that on the night
'he I'm OF this month the town OF Bel in the vsl
y VI ncoe' was, In great measure, DESTROYED
, an dFpanehe' which fell from a quarter where
reV'ousIy ihe'e never were any known. The
lumber 81 The unhappy persons who have ALLEN
c''ms' as well as the details Of the calami,y are
e INK Every kind Of succour has been
'Fe"' a"o already thirty bodies have besn found.
ioSl OF 'hem shockingly mutilated by The falling
y the houses, about fifty OF which anne,r IN havs ,
zee" destroyed. Last week, another avalanche /
Ell at The baths Of Louesche, which covered mn
hn h'!ed The empty space formed by the barriers 4
recteo Tor the Preservation OF the village and baths
- 80 'e'fs are enteftsned that on The first