Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-08-13
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By an arrival at Boston English papers
have been received to the Goth Of June.

BY an arrival at Boston English papers
have been received to the goth Of June.
A6hire Of POrtugal.-T most important
and Interesting intelligence communicated BY
this arrival is that Of regency established
for the young Queen Of Portugal, Donna
Maria dN Gloria. The Emperor IF Brazil has
nominated Council of Regency for his
daughter ill the time Of her majority. The
Queer proceeds Immediately to the faithful
island Of TerCeira, one of the Azores, with
her Council, where she win remain till such
times and circumstances enable her to enter
her kingdom. II is supposed that the King
Of Great Britain will Immediately acknowl-
edge the Regency Of Terceira rs the true
Portuguese government, and that the detest-
able Miguel will be treated No an usurper.
A discussion Of some interest took place Ia
the House Of Lords, on the production oil
papers previously moved for, relative to the
affairs Of Portugal, The Marquis Of Clanri'
carde said, in opening this discussion, that hC
had heard with horror that instructions had
been given to the Ambassador In Brazil tU
bring about the marriage Of the young Queen
Of Portugal with the uslrper Of her throne
and the murderer Of her faithful subjects
The Earl Of Aberdeen said, in reply, that the
British government would make no proposal
Of this sort but with the full consent Of the
young Queens father-that tho union had
been destined to take place from the very
birth Of the princess, by the consent of her
father and grandfather-that 1t was not
British proposal, and ie the father Of Donna
Maria refused his consent, the British govern.
nnent would have nothing TO do with Il. The
Duke Of Wellington expressed the same SEN
timent. The arrangement he said would not
DO urged IL any objection were made by the
father.
Russians and 2Wks.-Accounts from the
seat Uf war to the 95th Of May state, that the
plague was making great ravages ut Bucha-
rist. The Russian Consul and DR.. Won
Hange had fallen victims to It.
A Russian bulletin, dated Camp before 81.
listria, May 29th, says 1.-THE operations Of
the siege have begun. In general the enemy
gives ~ very liitle interruption 10 our work.
In the night 0f the 9th, however, he attempt-
ed sally In pretty considerable force, which
was chiefly directed against our left wing,
but he was repulsed with loss. General
Roth 10 engaged In completing the union Of
his corps before Koslandji. The Grand VI
zier remains in his camp ut ShOmla, and has
only nm advanced guard at Balark."
Mercantile letters from Constantinople shy
that tho French General H0llot, who lately
arrived there with the intention OF entering
the Turkish service, has been appointed, by
the Sultan, Chief Of the General STAFF. The
Turks consider this acquisition 40 highly val.
liable, ~ the General IL represented to them
as a very distinguished officer, and has prom
Used by bis connexions In France TO engage
many other officers to serve the Porte. The
Sultan has had tho new regular troops exer-
ciSed In the Generals presence, who express
ed much surprise at their appearance and dis.
cipline. In general, all accounts agree In
stating that the regular Turkish infantry has
much improved during the winter.
Accounts from Alexandria state, that the
Viceroy Of Egypt was preparing an army Of
20, 900 men. to march by Asia 10 CONSTANT
NOBLE. The summer viii be over, Il 10 added,
before what will remain Of them can reach
the capital. \. ,.,, .......
The London Courier announces by author
ity that the government had received official
notice Of the Emperor Of Russia having or
dered the extended blockade, established by
the Russian Admiral to be raised.
The late Queen Of Spain left legacy Of
10000 hard piasters to found monastery,
where masses were said perpetually for the
rep0se Of her soul. '....
A Rome date of May SOth says, "The al
most daily recurring shocks Of earthquakes
have hlled tho inhabitants Of Monte Abano
with CONSERVATION"
The London Courier ridicules the idea Of
there being any prospect Of war between
Great Britain and Russia.
The Dublin papers state that it had been
ascertained that Mr.. O'Connell will DO re-
turned 10 Parliament from Glare.
A Turkish ship Of the line 10 said TO have
been burnt ut the entrance Of the Bosphorus,
by part Of the Russian squadron.