Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-13

Siaih oehave as furiously and ma6Iv a. eva, m
constifuttonnei, of Dec. 81. sav,. ~Ne
ne news we have this moment rec.;v.d
'na' whiie The Spanish Government Is en-.
'o P'cinc engagements, Spain has rie.n
ana is In flame. a letter from M.d,i &C ~
nm published by the Indica,eur of Bordeaux =
Wen informed journal, announces that The con
vents situated near The froniies of PORTUGAL ar.
1;n. eteo 'n,o manufactures of arms, into maya
zines oil clothing and accoutrements and ;n,o
sen@is. Il is added, that the Clergy lavish so,a =
."e province OF Galicia and at Salamanca. TO or
ram recruits and swell the rank. of the Portueuess
insurgents. How treat with The Governme1, IS
such countryn' A1'en' d
FROM PORTUGAL.
Cpto the 3ist of December. The Br;,;.h r-..:,.,
nae peen ~ days without any drect ;n,a,I; $500
iro" PORTUGAL. In the mean time the Frencb NJ
peis were hiied with the most idle and rid;c,,or.
~ One OF these was, tina, the rebels had tan
ihese stories, howe, err, were djssi
pa.ea oy me arrival of The steam vessel Sir Ed
"afd BANKS, on The night of Dec 3lst. win e.
P"'.nes u ON Lisbon, whence The messenger sailss
-" '"e -oh oil December. 1t does n of apne,r H.
- eis OF importance occurred in PORTUGAL,
n'sss. sh' 10 me capture of Brassnza. The
adopted by The British Governm.n, -
a'hused the greatest joy at ,ha, MACE The 800,
iIn' WIN troops from England, had lust arriys,
Oh me ma Dor One vessel had nrevionslv .rr;.s,
'u i@haed her troops, who ~ ere recey ed win H.
greatest vaccinations. Ae
hi,
matters to close. Al the last acco,n,s a., e'ns
represented as having been ,scomfited ,yber.u..
alIsis. CONSTITUTIONS
an ihsuirection broke out at Lameso. al tbebe.
ginning OF Dec. and had extended 10 Via. :
OF The principal cities of Upner Bei,, H., oAe
.ne ON that Viseu declared against the Reeenc,
ms event was announc ed 10 the Cortes al T;,bo
on The sitting OF the 18TH
Foiice o. dinance published on the lo,b
Inc Gall
p.on'pI"g an assembases in the streets s. squares
Dy night and by day. Whist tasks the Quo,idiannsI
snail we think of the state OF civ in which s,.S
measures neressar,5 80"
The Marquis de Chayes was al I,meoo ;s
io'ooo iroops, III equipped and dspirited. The
repused. "A Dsen
NionFa Csbral (the ssme no was Pres,en, sc
the hf-t Juna of Baia) is definitiyeiy Mius,.t of
.nc anterior, the Marquis de Valencia al Interim
aiinist'r at War. No,onha d'A!meida remains
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, ard Mello Breyner.
The Qaeen OF Portugal, hopeful sis. err Of n.
fAins oil SPAN, has made several attempts to RS
cape, with some OF her confdants, and irri,ated ~
seeing all her intrsues defeated, she wro,e ye.er-
aay 10 line in:anta Regent letter, in the follow
Ing Terms:
g will, and command that to-morre,y, vjthops
Ian, you remove from my palace tie guard. ho,h
liberty &C. al
II IS said that Don Miguel las determined n
make voyage 10 Rio Jsneiro.
THE GREEKS.
Accounts from many directions sill spesk oe
negotiations at Consantinop!e, between the Fo-
rsisn Mln-ters and he Porte, in favor Of the
greeks. The English, Freach, and Russian Co.
vefnh'sht- are SAID TO be engaged actively upon
this SUBJECT The latest account " hich we have.
Is from The Oriental Spectator OF Nov IL. which x
aitFnis, that 1t wa, thought certain in The Ievant
mar an accommodation would take place between
the Ottoman Porte and Greece, that this pacifica-
non was lie consequence OF The interest nhici,
i'u-sia had manifested for he Greeks in tl,,
conferences AkeTman. The same journal af
'ifi's mat alter the ARRIVAL of Tartar from Con-
s'an'ino pie, par, If lie Egyptian roors which,
were eady 81 board at Alexandfia, had bpen
landed. D''''
loNDoN, January 1.
DesPGfches from LisJon.- The gratifying in.
tel sence OF TIE arrival OF part of The British sue
cours to Po tussl Ia the river Tsgu-, was re-
eeived this morning by the return home of the
sir Edwards Bank steam vessel. This vessel left
i4Isb on The evening oft'bristmas day at which
time tie oh, and, some accounts add the 25 n
regiments bad been landed The greatest possible
JOY Pervaded the capital at the sigh OF the habits
rouses as the insurgents all them; and this vss
not little heightened ly The news of the defeat of
a pohy OF 20OO OF these renegsdoes By the con
stiiutonalisis, who afterwards dispersed and fied
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