Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-11
LATEST FROM ENCr,AND

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
CHARLEsToN, March Our accounts by the
General Brown, are TO the 16thof Jan. from LIVER
pool, and the 18th from London.
The question Of peace or war was still undecid-
ed, although the Allied ambassadors had left Con
stantinople, and affairs had put on a rather more
warlike aspect. The almost simultaneous change
IN the English, French and Russian ministries is
singular occurrence, and may have an important
bearing on the general politics of Europe. The
English papers differ widely in their account of the
causes Of the dissolution of Lord Goderich's minis
try; but the conviction is Irresistible 10 our minds
that his Lordship has shrunk from the heavy respon-
sbiity and weighty cares that attach 10 the Pren-
ership That Mr. Peel will be at the head Of the
ministry think, there is little doubt and that it
will be one of mixed character, Including wings
and Tories of vrloderate politics, can be as little
questioned, for no pure Tory pure Wing Minis
Try will be tolerated by the people Of England
The London Courier OF the latest date receiv-
Cd, says, eve have nothing to communicate on the
subjecrof ministerial Arrangements, except that
the preliminary discussions are still pouo- on and
that nothing has yet been brought 70 maturity.
FRANcE.-The change of ministry in France,
says another London paper, appearsto have excited
some apprehensions lest the new Government
should not adhere TO these principles for the pre-
servation Of peace, which NJ. Villclc in conjunc.
tion with England, is supposed to have acted upon
a private letter from Paris, dated 18th jan, at
night, states that the three per cents were done a
fer change buurs at 6Sf zoe. The new ministry will
not nave the majority IN the House. ~ Is reported
that the late minister will not be impeached in re-
gard to the finances, and the creation Of the new,
Peers. ne deficiency in the French finances
stated TO be one hundred and twenty millions.
n Of the French Journals speak in a sa-
.;-eso;os, the with regard to the new ministry.
5ri - les nebats expresses its belief that
ibe ' CABINET is nor lef lively formed and hints,
lis SO, that its existence i'D be Of short dura-
lion. The Constitutional, the accredited organ Of
the Liberals, expresses more decided opgiion a.
gainst some Of the members Of the i9ew Cae'no''
aid states that its composition IS such ~ offer ~
security for long existcnce.-The QuotiGiSnne
asseFts that if the Cabinet does not receive acs
cessiOn Of Royalists, il is not likely to command
majority in the Chambers.
The news Of the burning Of the Greek fleet at
Scio amounts 10 nothing but the destruction OF a
few small vessels the port Of MicOni and else
where. Patras had capitulatcd and the expedition
against Gambia had sailed.
The accounts from the manufacturing districts
were again favorable Since tbc commencement Of
the year, the. orders have boon extensive, that
several descriptions Of goods cannot be furnished
for the following three months, particularly print
ed cotton goods. There was good deal done in
yarns but Of no improvement in prices, in Man
chester-the demand for printing cl0.h was patcu-
Iary lively.
AI.ondon paper states that Don Miguel had OBJ
famed the promise Of the British government, tha
che British troops should be forthwith recalled
Zen Portugal Another paper .'ascs, Upon thcyo