Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-10
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM EIIRopE

OF London papers 10 tie l-i and I.ivern nj d, H.
81 uit: and By the Henry w. from Hayie. Paris
papers 10 me <Hh Dec From all these together
we make he largest extracts our time and Ir,;,,
VIII aliow-ihe rather, as they establish, az il an
pears 10 us the certainty, that the peace of Eu,on.
VIII no; be disturbed by The movements in pr
tugal.
The address to the Peers Of France bv the r..
ron ue Dannas' Minister f Foreign Afr.irs, ex
pressly admits tine right Of England 10 talk rho ,r
she has In the affairs of Portugal and exp,..a.
the acqne+cence of France in her views ON ,bi.
SUBJECT. Russia and Austria, are in like manner
sara 10 nave concuTred in the proceedings of Eng
land and according to the annexed extract from
,he London Courier OF the goth Dec Spain herself
mas declared her readiness to renew her anc;s,,
ment. e0
- We lssrn from Paris, that NJ. SsImun tl. Minister far
M Ms, ., ii ,ldrhi has declared to- MI Lamb, that
iaon' with The Pousuese government NJ S,,man ha, en
80, 3 M % 20 ~ ms itadi"e'' to eceive any dipome
ordered the Marquis de Casa Flores H. e.uw, h.. 80
would be- upy" tn. tina. the
WIN corresponding sentiments. NJ. Salmon has Even The
oonuuc' OF The Spanish b. in ,r, accord
ali the ,c sad he . communicated, detail,
"ei'' !" prevent Tie possibility u ir..h abuses.
lcoufier Dec. 90
WIN rev exceptions, Is very decidedly pacific
w t VIII to-moTIow, give the discourse ~ h,ch NJ
ue 'haleanoriand pronounced in The French Cham
Der oil Peers. In answer, lie aud his friend III; /
10 M C"nnins's swelling tones of D .wer and
Defiance, in his spee,h on the ,Jtr.ss ., 3D.
throne, concerning Portugal.
w arm debates took plsce in the French ,ecis,a
i've assemblies, on the answer TO the III Us
speech, particularly relating 10 the af,lr- OF PR
'usai. lie answer was Carried noiwIthsan dinp
the warmth OF opposition. Tn. Io.don Courier
OF Dec 3Oh Us" rhe Ministers of Cha,lrs x.
Ina nusIt bow. n.
rope by their cordial co operation with England
IN endeavou'insio reialr existing eyi!., wi,hou,
me application OF 30 severe, dang crous ami an
hazardous remedy a. war;
Ihs King OF Prussia had br oil en- his leg by fall
ne hinS OF France was SAID 10 be confined 10 HI.
"iarmen's by diseased Ieg-, which caused appre-
tensions; aud The Duke OF York presLmpt;,e heis
oil The British throne was at the point nj de,u
Inc Greek trigate H,lias, from New York had
arrived off Nal ALL well She PROC edeJ i'm,
medately to Napoli.
II SAID On good authority, ha, the King Of France WA
enrased al the declaration by England aud much me- m
the speech OF Mr. Canning. ~ opposing the adr., on To-.
Mt d. Boudonnaye, f,ienJ. and many IF III.
Jesuu' al actually vomiting III against England Nj Hv,
de Melville does not hesae cali Cam,;,nr ,h r.
cohn OF Europ' aud NJ de Ia donnay ~. in bi
ofhc Radcsi, Tbe same party orxein q; In
Portuguese charter has enanaed from those wi,om God a
Holy Asnce) affects cal, the Parliament q, ii7n =. f
''ohsIy Cores" and applies same term. Of
whsh they employ Ell towards the Assembly Of 1872
rhe Royal oPpo,iton lie Chsnbtr Drputie, are p.
and particularly ass. a. ylee Il he ts.i.t d
.,,n OF war sgan, England, Ghe ally OF The Pougu.se
reVoniioniD they had against him ~ 1925 n he b nt
S'SS,.uo" - 'neI e'anYurst ~ Invading Spain
Tue Marquis De Chayts, who leading the rebel army orr
p't me teoei eaHdhi', ~ the north Of Portugal
me S'ena tanily-one u The richest the richest fani
"a Portugal lie supposed have acquired an ,maen.r
Dish troops ~ Portugal during the late war I'M mules and
provisions What ., this render, him so extremely
about ChaVes, where he is carrying war whilst tpo IL
NE Portuguese Nobility having had part property in
the BfaNl have been sept,ai,p Of te
Two eounIe Ills present command Of money seems to be
an"omnu. a. ara MS so"neK,on whh The Jews the must
Gus a wealthy OF The ready money classes Of Portugal
taordniry.
GREECE.
Letters from Ancons dated 18th of November,
state that the Greeks had made a most successful
resistance at Athens. Nothing had been heard of
The Egyptian feet, of its having left Alexsndrls
ibrshim, who had entrenched himself al Tfpoli.z,
was exposad TO The greatest distress by his q Icy
IN running the harvests. The Greeks also suffered
Fifteen csrgoes Of provisions had been forwarded
hom Ancona TO the Greeks at the expense of the
Fiench AID Swiss Consus.
From The Jotunel Je Paris.
Ff0nbjOrt on The OGer, Dee lib Private
Letter. Letters from several merchants Al Pera,
safe that the Steps taken by the Ambassadors Of
the great powers to terminate the atirs Of Greece,
begin 10 be 20 active - TO give hope that this
important negotiation will end satisfactorily. al
ready it is said that tina, country will be divided
into two Iiospodsriats, aad that Prince OF the
house OF Canlacuzeao will be Of the Iiospedsrs
This, however, needs confirmation.
News from ConstsnunopIe to the 9th of No
vembeJ, mentions that the Sultan continued his
exerions for the crganzsiion Of bis new troops
The city remained tranquil.
Intelligence from the coast Of Egypt has reached
the city W French vessel Of war, arrived At Tou>
Ion so late as the 35ih November. All merchant
vessels were under an embargo, on account Of the