Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-20
EUROPEAN TNTELLIGENCE

EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE
NEW YORK, April 10 The Walter from Liver
pool bring papers day later, aud from pr svion,
niles as we'll the papers furnished by this ship we
add some items OF intelligence:
PoRrUGAL.-In reference to the debate which, took
place on The loih March, in the British House of Com
mons the affairs of Portugal in the course of which,
though opposing the production of the papers moved for
by Lord Pamerston, the ministers spoke OF DON Mig
In terms OF just adherence.
HOUSE OF LoRDS-March g.
TErcEIRA-The Marquis of Chanricaris com plain
ed that the papers laid before Parliament with
TO Portugal and the affair at Terceira very inner
feci.and moved string of resolutions strongly cond.m
nato; OF the conduct Of Government particularly with
IegsN the attack the re fugee, who left Plymouth
for Tercera-A very long debate ensued; the Earl OF
Kadnor Lord Holland, Lord Goderich the Earl of
Carnarvon supported the NOTION and the Earl of Aber
deem the Duke Of Wellington, and the Lord Chan cell
tor opposed il, and conending that the conduct Co
yernment had been perfectly fair and impartial. The
Earl 81 Aberdeen, ia the OF his speech said thar
we had di-pea.ed both parties in the disputes wi re
spec TO the Portuguese ssion aud o,o.d thi.
an evidence OF inpsraly. The Duke of Weliin gton
towards the clos. Of his ajdr descrbe the
and importance OF Tercra, aud said that now that the
governments OF Brazil and PorIuga had been srpa
lit was the policy of this country to allow Don Pc
dro to become possessed Of Terc ira. II was ike wise
'9 that no part Of the ancient dominic, Of
'ueai shouid iali into the hands OF the Emperor Of
Irazils Ona division the nunber. were Tor The mo.
iioE 39-sgainst il l26-msioitv IS.
PORTUGAL.
Private letters from Leghorn, dated the Sih instant
state thai Lord CochrAne was on the point of embark
ing Tor Tercsira; where he to take the com.
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Pedro against Portugal.
tits stated that n autograph letter of Don Pedro
mas within lew days been sent to the sovereisns OF
inc dllieent courts OF Europe, notifying o them the
Establishment OF the Portuguese Government under
Donna Maria, at Terceira, to which island the Mar
q"is de Pamela has lately gene.
postscript TO Liverpool Circular, received by the
ship Waiter. dated March rs, says 1.-The demand for
Cotton continues brsk. and prices have again frher
e'msed at about. ii 600 bales. Bonded -four sl.o
continues in request and speculative purchases have
nsn maids to some extend at the advanced prices IT
2ss> per Id.
E&rSR SrrLL.-The jubilee from Iivernool. sailed
Us sad on the 30ib. We have Liverpool papers Of
z.h "th dates from London OF 25h N poll ical new,
sd iuonsL The cotton market was still rising.
LiyEnPsoL, March 81 Coffon- Imports, PC. 100
bales Sales very extensive "a 2IO, at an advance of
'u,I i'o on American, an is to IA on Brazil.
Wheat was also rising and the duty consequently
Cts 3d. "''N Wis SUI "''y
Lady Byron has published, and we will give il TO-
morrow, avindcaon OF her father aud mother from
the charge OF having insiiga,ed her separation from
Lord Byron The step deliberately taken after Ie-
q" Adviee' and upon her 0sen responsibility.
The additional arrival. FRO LIVERPOOL yererlav The
&c Inning and Villa Thompson furni,h us
with % intelligence Of more recent date than ,l.
previously received; but,hsy complete our Of on
doa aud Lvcrp~ saasrs the TIM Of IN .ir depsr-
ture. ne engfossins subject Uf Speculation anil com
men IN the English journals our own IN the state
o. PnucA excitement which exists at the present time
IN France, aud the consequences most Ekey TO result
rom ". Inc pest informed prints, however, abstain
from the expression Of decd,d opinions; aad while
fhey put forth their doubts surms.s with extreme
caution, confess ITO use the language Of the Lontop
eeoier) mat che must he pronounced bold specuIa-
'of VINO VIII venture TO advance positive prornos,ic
@ 70 "e Meet OF the existing ferpent and a bold poll
Nesn Who will look on IL without something aka to
apprt hension for the result"
The oJsci OF the ministry in tue proroga OF the
Chanbers, II can scarcely be dnub ed was th,t thcv
might use the opPor~iiiy OF the interval TO divert Tn
current popular feeling against themselves into ano.
lner chAnnei; TO execute the prof cted attack Al.
ger', ,nlthus by addressing them.eye. TO tn mill
tsry ardor oil an enthusiastic nation merge all the o.
ther subjects OF excitement aud division 10 the eugro,s
Ing of war.