Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-10
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captain Graham, arrived below from LIVERPOOL
brings London papers to the 18th, and Liverpool
10 Inc Zoth ui'. inclusive. Capt. e. came up or
Monday night in the Norfolk steam boat. with hi.
ie'er Gag, aud with his accustomed poiiteness ha.
furnished the editors with papers TO the time Of hi.
sailing.
Ahe impression generally prevailed that the ,w @
very important bills before Parliament, in which
me interests oil the British nation are so tleeply in
voiSea' would be thrown OUT in consequence OF the
hiness OF the Earl OF Liverpool and the continued
indisposition of Mr.. Canning,
London, Feb. 10.
This morning The following bulletin was issued
a, Fife House,
iord Liverpool has passed to,erably good
night, and Is little better this inorning''
between four and five o'clock on Saturday az
ternoon, the following bulletin was issued at Fife
House:
" Flie-H House, Saturday, half past 4.
Lord Liverpool has been suddenly taken III this
morning; bat Is now somewhat better, though still
seriously indsposed''
1t Is greatly 10 be feared, that though ski!fnl
medical treatment may prolong the Noble Earl's
lie some years, the resumption of his public du-
ues' as Prime Minister, cannot be expected. a
total Cessation from all mental exeriion will be
mperatively necessary
ihe Chancellor OF the Exchequer moved an
addition OF +S9,OOO per annum to the income OF
ESpectant OF the Throne, upon the demise OF his
late Royal Eighness the Dixie of York. Thil
grant was 30 much necessary consequence of the
change IN his Hshnesss relation TO the State that
IL was opposed solely, or al least principally upon
the ground OF the extreme distress of the country
The division was % 10 l67 in favour of the grant
l, Is understood that his Royal Hehness will
leave The extremely retired lie which he has re-
Gently led, and viii occupy the splendid mansion
)ul- ~ W.
henrelor'h be considered as the residence of the
Her Expectant, upon whichever of the ROYAL
Brothers that rank may deYolye
HamourSh papers TO the 18TH and Dutch TO The
ION eoruary were received in London They
contain intelligence from Batavia TO the 29,h Sen
TENDER, and mentioned several actions to have
neeh fought, TO The advantage OF the Netherlands;
Gut no'h'ng OF decisive character had occurred
~ Is mentioned, under date OF Rotterdam February
X, that the number OF deaths al Groninsen. in
'he week ending with the Sih OF that month as 30
FROM Frankfort, February 10TH we learn il
"as reported that the question relative 10 the free
navigation OF the Rhine, shortly 10 be dis
cussed.
The Emperor Of Austria is ssid 10 have de-
aa"t'es iton me POPE Tree passage for his tloops
through the Popsl dominions '.n case Of any mar
hSs'~'ons OF revolutionary ents Ia the king
com Of Naples''
1t has been resolved by the British Admiralty
that another expedition 10 the Norih Pole shall be
undertaken; and IN consequence, the iIeca has been
undergoing repairs in the Dorlz-yard al Dep.ford.
preparatory to Getting out ,hud time, under the
command OF Capt Parry The vessel - TO FRO =
coed TO Cloven Cliff. in pixbergep ]stjtude 1G
! ao, about 600 miles from The Norih Pole, which
Place, Is expected che will reach about The corn
mencemen OF June. Here The Hecla is to REGAIN
ana be established as sort of head Quarters, TO
winch recourse Is 10 be had when necessary. and
parties are to be detached explore the surround
ing coasts end seas, while the main obisc, of the
expednIon on APPROACH to the North Pole is At,
tempted ny Caplsin Psny's party. The CAPTAIN
is TO depart With two vessels, which s,e so con-
slrucied as 10 be capable OF being used either as
boats, or -ledges to upon the ice accordine 10
circumstances. Two officers and 10 men are to
be appointed TO each. ard for this number, proyi.
sions Tor three months 10 be laid in each
Thus, should they be able 10 travel On an ave
age fourteen miles per day, and meet with no oh,
staces, they will be able to reach the wished
Tor Pole, and return TO the Hecla after the ACCOM-
plsbment of their object. Captain Franklin. last
year, offered himself 10 undertake a Journey en- the
lee from SPiizbergen TO the Pole. The frs, who
set so bold an example in this mode of travel
ling was Baron Wrangeli. He had only sle,,ue.
with which To accomplish his Journey or. the ice
and his only subsistence while travelling was dried
fish, Oh which he lived forty days while going on
eice, until he was stopped by the water, aud en-
posed 10 dangers for which he was totally unpro.
yided. Ths Baron passed nearly four years on The
ice Oh this climate.
PorfugCl--Tbe Portuguese rebels who were
driven on the 9th January from Beifa nlo Spain
entered IN scattered parties but in considerable
iorce into Tias os-Tuontes, OF which their friends
had retained Possession, and assembling their forc
es under the Yiscount Csdellas and other leaders.
drove the Constiluilonalists out of Chsves, (of
which they had taken pos>ession,) and advanced
to the Bridge OF Salamonde, The northern pass into
the province of Mimic. This pass was defended
by body OF 900 Consii;utionaliss for some time.
but was at last forced, The defenders dispersino
Themselves in the mountains. Having thus made
good their entrance into The provinces Of Mimic.
Gan undertaking in which ChaYes failed wien he
attempted IT tefoTe) the rebels MARCHED 10 Braga
on the 30lh January, which they occupied; thence
10 Guimarsens, of the richest and best affect
ed towns of The province, and thence 10 within
nine mics OF Opoo The inhabitants of birh yere
thrown into state OF the utmost alarm. In The
mean time, however, part Of tbs Constitutional
troops in Beirs were sent to the defence Of Oporto
while others, collected under the Count de Villa
Flor, entered Mimic, by the bridge Of AmaTspte
and projected against the rebels, whom they spec
Oily compelled TO retreat from Guimafsens aad Bra
gs but The details Of their last movements are as
yet confused and uncertain.
a private letter ssys, the rebels were attacked
on the 4ih of FEB between Brsga and the Porte
de Prado snI completely defeated.
q letter written Immediately before the denar-
ture OF the Steam boat from Li-Lon, dated the 7b
FEB. states, g An express has Just nuvv arrived
from General Snbhs, at Opor,o, the rebel. are de-
fested, they have lost their baggage, and are flying
| in All dirertions The rpuous fha, /, IL