Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-09

these kingdoms and IL came i..to operation ON the
zath uit. The consequence is, the lines OF custom
houses are cioscd the two countries have free in
terchange OF their own productions and Jointly
coiect duties on foreign ones; thus the duties on
Britt n manufactured goods which have hitherto
IN Wur'emberg been moderate, are now brought
up TO q level with those of Bavaria-,hat is. more
| than rebled.-London Times.
VIENNA, March I'd" The Emperor has lust
| made D new Generals. This promotion excites some
sensation The Archduhe Ferdinand of Este will
set out the day after to morrow, for his usual res
dence al Oien Thus there is not yet any measures
| which announce an assemblage Of troops
| lNrELLiGENCE FROM LIsBoN-Despatches
nave been received by Government, from Sir Fred
erick Lamb and Gen. Clinton, dated Lisbon, 10th
| March. Don Miguel had entirely thrown off tbe
mask and dissolved both the Chambers-I,isbon
was in great fermen,, and universal confusion &
dstrust prevailed. The conduct of Sir +. Lamb
was highly characteristic of the representative of
the King OF England. He denounced the misch;e
vous conduct which Miguel was pursuing ,and pre-
dicted. that II persevered in it would end in de-
sUucton 20 hiw~eli, and be productive of the most
dreiul catastrophe. Miguel is e.,tirely i'm the
hands oil the infamous Queen, who directs every
UhihS. he Chambers were dissolved in order TO
prevent their debating upon the state of the nation
All the Constitutional Chiefs were dismissed. and
rep'aced by Apostolic Is. The Queen ad zone so
lar IL to send to Spain tor q, 600 men, which Fer
from home.
The presence of our troops in Lisbon and the
heetin the fagus, are the only obstacles to Mi
guei,s being proclaimed the King. When Sir
frederick Lamb demonstrated with Miguel on the
eV'ravagance oil his conduct and its pertnacious
tendency, he affected total ignorance of what was
gong on His mother has printing press at the
palace, from which she printed of a vast number
OF proclamatlons OF an intlamnatory nature, which
We're ready for distribution the moment an oppor
tunity ofiered.-Mguel denied any knowledge of
these proceedings, but when our Ambassador pull
leu one out oil his pocket, and asked Miguel If he
cocld read THAR his confusion was unspea, able.
Sir Frederick Lamb then informed Miguel tina, he
could no longer believe any thing lac said and took
ms departure. He then invited all the Ambassa
aors 10 conference, and explained his proceed
ings, OF which they all approved, with the excep-
,ion OF the French and Spanish Ambassadors, who
left the conference.
Several mobiles and public characters have left
Lisbon, to escape the vengence or cruelty of Mi
gue
LONDON, March Ii, Evening.
ttTom our private Correspondent
we nave received private letters from Lisbon.
10 the 10Th inst. inclusive. The Chambers had
I oeen dissolved by Don miguel on the I4lh and
though the Charter positively determines that n
nother should be immediately convoked, the decree
Tor the convocation had moi yet appeared COM
nittee OF apostocals, composed of the Bshop of
'iscu, Santarem, Mattos, Saraiva, and Gucco, had
been appointed TO revise the mode of election. All
tose known for their attachment to the constitu-
uonai order have concealed themselves to escape
arrest The governors and commanders of pro-
Vhces, who had shown the most zeal in rept,isinn
the rebels, have been removed Count Villa
Zeal Minister oil Foreign Affairs had resigned.
ana Count de Porto Santo had been appointed to
mat department. The Portuguese air Don Pedro
Is forbidden by Government to be played by mil
itary bands. Chaves, it was expected, would soon
march into Lisbon with his division.
AdvIces have reached town this morning frc;.
ode-s" down TO the 29th ult. They Continue to
speak Of the warlike preparations making there
OF sixty ships import, SO have already been freight
ed by the local government. The speeches of
the Kings of England and of France were known
there, and some people, in consequence, believed
that matters might still be amicably arranged.