Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-30
FOREIGN.
LATEST EROM ENGLAND.

The packet ship Napoleon, Capt. Smith, sailed
from Liverpool on the morning of the 25th ult and
brings regular advices to that date. She came
out with a head wind, and passed Tuskar LIST inst
A letter of the 24th states, that about $500 bales
Of cotton were sold tn at day former prices-and
about 10000 bales arrived that day.
The British Stocks had risen TO s., in conse-
quence, it was said, OF reports that the passage OF the
Pruh by the Russian army was deferred 10 the
middle of May.
tits said that a declaration of neutrality from
the Courts of London, Paris, Vienna, and Berlin,
is expected to be published soon as war breaks
out between Russia and the Porte.
Advices from Lisbon to April 18th, state, that al
though Don Miguel exercised all the power of an
absolute Monarch, he had yet proceeded to the
length of declaring himself King.
Orders have been given by the British goverA-
ment to complete the evacuation OF Portugal by
withdrawing the marines occupying the forts in the
Tagus.
The Lisbon Gazette of April 7th, contains an
account of the dismissal OF nineteen magistrates
and the officers OF the Goth Portuguese regiment.
The Prussian Envoy at Constantinople has been
recalled, for having, il is said, suffered the Porte
TO believe that il would receive support from other
powers in case OF hostilities with Russia.
The project OF the law for the freedom Of the
press in France, contains provision authorising
the government to suspend the publication of any
journal for period not exceeding three months.
letter from Ancona, March o. states that 6S
transports had arrived in the Archipelago from
alexandria, to carry home the Egyptian troops in
the Morea.
A teIegraphic despatch from Paris, was recev-
ed at Bayonne, on the 9Th Of April, ordering the
French troops at Pampeluna and St. Sebastans, to
evacuate those places immediately and return to
France.
Dispatches it was said, had arrived from Lord
Ponsonby at Buenos Ayres, stating that he had
drawn up certain conditions of peace in conjunc-
ton with that Government, and that they had
been transmitted to the Emperor of Brazil for APP
proval.
PARIS, April 22.-The Duke de Riviere died
yesterday.
We have news from Cons,antinople to March 90
There is nothing of Importance. The Dvan,
which considered war with Russia as inevitable
was continuing defensive preparations with great
activity.
In the Houscsof Commons, April ,2lst, Mr.. S.
Wortley inquired whether any, and what proceed
ings had taken place since January, with refer
ence to the negotiations between the U. States and
Great Britain, on the subject of the Commercial
intercourse between the u States and the British,
West lndies.--Mr. Huskisson replied that there
had been no ulterior communication on the subject
between the two governments. He could assure
the gentleman that Fl. NJ. government was actu-
ated by the most friendly feelings towards America
In few days certain credentials would be laid be-
fore the House, and also the notifications lately re-
ceived from America relative TO regulating the
question Of the North West Boundary and other
points Of moment. NJ y. JNeT. .fdU.