Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-20


rally Neutrality-suspicious. will take place to greati
extent. The English troops, who have dsembark-
cd, have concentrated themselves into military
position at Beiem. and have occupied all the points
which casi secure them retreat. They act as ii |
they were in the field both by day and night; their
rear guard resting in four vessels of the line fri
gate, ana two briggs OF war. This imposing attitude
has disconnected the Government. Knowing that
the English are ready to protect the friends Of the
Charter, and thai, in of necessity, a large
part oil the garrison will support the rights OF the
King, has not dared to carry into execution the
prescriptions, were ordered to take place. by
arrcstins great number Of persons. simultane-
ously, in all parts OF Lisbon. The brother of the
| Marques de Palmela, the Count de Sampayo "a
very old man), d Alva, de Vile Real, de Iun,iares
and de Ponte Arcana, are on, board the English
Adniras vessel, with their families; more than if-
ty other families have aso embarked on board 9th
er vessels OF war, and the quarters of the English
officers are crowded with persons who have taken
refuge in them, waiting for the means of proceed
| ing TO England. The houses Of Mr.. Lamb and Gen
Clinton are also crowded with Portuguese of dis.
| unction, waiting to emigrate.
! 10 not suppose this emigration is the effect of
panic terror All the persons who have been near
Don Miguel, assert that he has returned from VII
eniia the same in disposition as he was on April
81, 1874, when NJ. Hyde de Neuvilie, at the
head OF the diplomatic body, saved the life Of Joh
VI, and preserved this country from another Saint
! bartholomew. blind obedience is necessary TO
preserve the favor of the Queens Mother; for
the Minister OF War, vino, in ten DAYS, has nearly
disorganized the army, is the point of being
dismissed, because he dared demonstrate 10 the
Prince Regent against the number,ess dismissals
NJ was commanded TO make. Count de Lousser,
the Finance Minister, who refused TO give up the
money that was at his disposal, was not more for
tunate Than his colleague; for he had sooner
made an Objection II give up the sums demanded Of
MIN IMAM he was told 10 quit, and few hours af-
i tcrwarts he was superseded by Count d'Apoboa
man entirely devoted to the Queen, but complete
ly ignorant in matters of Finance
The absoutsts, who mstrust the troops, and
VINO think II Il not possible to win them over, not
withstanding the changes made by the Minister at
war, have persuaded Don Miguel to try and make
himself popular with the army, and in consequence
he went this morning 10 the barracks of the lst
regiment OF infantry, and the 9TH of cavalry, but
: he was very coldy received.
Letters from the provinces say, that Don Mi
) Sael has been proclaimed Absolute King of Portu-
gal at Bragabrana and Guimanes, and that attempts
To procioim him have been made at Opor,o and
Coiibra; but the troops in those towns not show
ing themselves disposed to second the projects of
the absolutists, the latter obliged to postpone
the execution of their plans TO more favorable
opportunity.
From the Paris Quofidienne, of .4pril A.
JAssr, March l5-l lately informed you that
great movement had taken place in the Russian
army, and that the immediate arrival of the En-
peToI was announced. am able TO inform
you certainly, that the Russian army has received
orders to concentrate ITSELF il order to be able,
on the iir.t signal 10 pass the p nth and Danube
War Is detnitively declared against the Porte by
) Russia circumstance which caused great ioy in
the army OF the latter nation, as well as among
; most part OF the inhabitants OF Jassy The great
number OF troops along the line between Skon-
ami and Villa, the bontireS kndled for several
days, and the frequent discharge OF musketry made
; ny the Russian army in city, seem TO an =
nounce kind oil popular fete. In Wallachia the
people are beginning TO raise their heads, while
in Servia the arrival Of the Russian army is i'm
| he'd FIR that than, Al
themselves in state of instruction against the
Porte 1t may be proper TO give an account Of the
iorces composing the Russian army, from which
: may be Judged the probable duration of the APP
preaching campaigns. The army commanded in
chief by Gen. 0igensein is divided into three
plf's-under the command OF Counts @ittgen.tein,
Woronzow aud Peter Pahien. Gen. Oiebitch is
Joined TO "ittgens,ein as Chief Of the Staff This
army consists OF the following divisions and re-
glinents:-ihc second and third divisions of gren-
aders; the carbneers, forming about 25 200 men ;
the Nth, sixth, ninth, tenth twelfth, fourteenth
seventeenth and eighteenth divisions of infantry
amounting altogether TO 100 900 men; three d.
Visions, or two, more correctly speaking, twelve
regiments OF chasSiurs, DOT, about 40, 900 men;
division oil chasSeurs mounted division of Hus-
sars; division oil Huans; and division of cuiras-
siers; with eighteen pulks OF Cossacks, present.
ing an elective force OILS 900 horse; this should
be added, an hundred pieces of tillery of differ
ent caibreS and idea is formed of tn, force des
tined TO act against the Ottoman Porte. iii be
er reckons three divisions OF grenadiers 20 diyi-
sonS OF infantry, Is divisions of regular cavalry,
zoo p'iik5 al CoSSacks 81 brigades OF field artii-
iery, without reckoning the marine battaiiOn5 and
Tue military colonies, we may form correct no.
ton OF the power which is about oppose the fee.
Die and demoraiSed army of tn. Porte, which are
not even in condition to with stand the Greeks,
so that 1t l. thought the Will be concluded as
soon as commenced. 1t is, however, thought tina (
they viii no confne themselves TO the occupation
OF the princfpalities alone, but that they will pen
citrate into the centre of the Ottoman empire, in
order to dictate there the terms of peace"
From The Quot,dicnne.
We see by letter from Lisbon, which has been
communicated to US, that MIR. Lambs conduct
towards the Infant Don Migual has been of such
a nature a. 10 have reused the Indignation Of the
whole Corps Dplomaique. The Austrian Am
bassador in particular is much vcxed thereat
Mr.. Lamb is accused of having endeavored to ex-
cite the revolutionary party against the Prince.
~ disturbance was on point Of breaking out,
but ii was suppressed.
4 The Infant has, this occasion, displayed marks
OF prudence far above his age such as astonished
all those who witnessed it. After scandalous
scene which This Minister occa Toned in the Pal
ace, some one expressed before the Prince his sur
N prise at the patience his Royal Hghnoss had dis
K played. " / here Is Il limit to every thing" an
iswcred the Prince, :" and shall prove that |
lam not disposed to suffer laws to be dictated to
! me-
! NJ is supposed that the Infant has Informed the
lNIng Uf England OF Mr. Lambs conduct and that
| he exPects-llis Britannia Majesty to pronounce his
opinion on hat conduct.
4 The Augsburgh Gazette, and some Of the Paris
piper% cndeayored to persuade the public for
! 'pme time past, that the Prince of Orange who
| went toy Russia, is destined to fill the throne Of
Cons;anttnOplc from whence the a. iournaIs alec