Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-04
FOREIGN,
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

LA ES FIOM tNGLAND.
NEW YORK, June 30.-Yesterday the packet
ship Siils Richards, Captain HoIdredge, arrived
| from Liverpool, bringing us London papers 10 the
23d May, Liverpool TO the 24'h. London Shipping
Lists to the 22d, aud Liverpool Prices Current TO the
2ith, all inclusive. The sil,s Kichsrds sailed on
the oath.
We congratulate the consgnees of merchant iz-
IN this ship, on her arrival in to escap the
new Tariff Law: Ii is said that they will save
at least fifty thousand dollars BY this fortunate o.
currence.
Rumours existed in London of an approaching
change OF Ministry 1t was reported that Mr.. Hus3
kisson, and some other members OF the Cabinet
hac offered, or were about 10 offer their resigua-
tons. The decision of the House Of Commons
upon the Acknowledgement ola refractory borough
and the state o! the Catholic question: are suggest.
ed as the causes Of the difficulty in the govern
ment.
The intelligence from Portugal had become of
an interesting character. Don Miguel OH the Sd
OF May, Issued orders for sumbonng the Cor. 81
g according to the ancient laws of The nona-s1y >
This decree, which is considered decisi of Ina 4,
plan TO usurp The throne, of curse as making an
snd oil tht constitution, was made known TO the
foreign Afnbissado r.. who Considered il i'm that
light, and sent JOINT note TO the Portuguese Min
lister, declaring that all intercourse with the 60
vernment, until they had received further orders
must be suspended. The Londdn Courier says
they will probably leave Lisbon.
This determination of the Ministers is said to
| nave produced disnay among the friends of Don
Miguel, who had been assured that the Foreign
| Powers would. not disapprove OF his seizng the
Government.
At several places it is said, that Don Miguel
had been proclaimed King but the troops in seve-
! raj stations had maintained their loyalty.
The Editor Of the Courier make use OF the fol-
lowing language, in closing his account Of the
transaction.
For Don Miguel and his traitorous Ministers
10 terms oireprobation can be too strong-no pun
ishnent too severe. In their treason there is no.
thing daring or dazzling. Some conspirators have
had in view tbe release Of their country from do
nestle oppression Of foreign tyranny others ha We
had for their object the restoration of egitima te
rights, which have been violated. But this trea-
ison has every thing low and base-immoral and
| religious. Religion has been in iultcd by the
PROCLAMATION OF solemn oath sworn at her alters
! The CONFIDENCE of a Sovereign has been abused
| The ties oil blood despised--the rights Of child and
female irampled on, and that female his near rcla-
| tive, who had been promised him in marriage. II
rs treason, not to support restore the freedom OF
the people but 70 destroy it, and to revive the ancient
and odious despotsm, under which the will Of the
monarch was every thing, and the people no
! thing"
| The present state Of Europe continues 70 occupy
attention in the French Chamber Of Deputies.
Generals Andrcoss and Sebastian are more alarm.
| cd at the danger impending over Turkey, and at
the means and projects kussii, than any Of their
colleagues. They both proceed upon tho assumption
uatt is the intention Of Russia 20 dismenber Tur-
key and that The powers Of Europe have bcen de-
luded by the treaty of London. The editor Of the
London Courier IN commenting upon the fears ex-
pressed by some Of the members Of the French