Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30
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(From tho n. Y. Mercantile Advertiser, March 23.J
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
by the packet ship New York, Capt Bennett we
have received Liverpool papers OF the l6 h. and London
papers TO the ID ut incu.ive-They contain no ne w
OF Importance The packet ship WIN. Byrnes had arr
rived out in Is days from this port.
The London Globe says, il is understood that ne go.
Citations are going between the of
Britain, Spain, South America, and the United States
Tor the purpose OF putting end fer certain period
least, 10 hoies between Spain and the South Ameri-
can Republics
1t is now fixed that Prince Leopold of SAKE Coburg
s 10 be the future Sovereign of thu kingdom OF
Greece, the limits OF which will be full as extensi as
could well be expected 1t is also reported, that all the
lonan islands will be added 10 the kingdom of Greece
Coreyra excepted which, "a il commands the Adria,-
c, the British will maintain of in
The proprietors and editor OF the Morning journal
brought up for Judgment in the Court of Kings
Bench, for ibellng the Duke eft Wellington; when Mr..
Alexander, the editor, sentenced yronme mt
OF IL month., viz four months for each Offences the
first, the libel the of Duke Weling ion; secondly the
libel on the Lord Chancellor; and, thirdly, the libel on
the House OF Commt aud TO pay fine OF 800 pounds
The Rev Mr.. IsaacsOn was sentenced 10 paw fine OF
100 pounds; and Mr. Marden suffered to 20 at large
upon his own reroguizances
No intmaion has yet been received by the British
government OF any preparations by Dor Pedro for the
invasion oil Portugal Ii il, however, well known in
other quarters that arrangements of this nature de
pendent upon thu completion of the new loan are max
ing by the agents of the Emperor; and that with this
view negotiations have been going on for the prcha
OF vessels OF war III America. II is supposed that the
recognition of Don Miguel by this country will be de
ayed until shall be if Don Pedro really intends
10 attack MS Orolhcr; nut notice has been given 10 the
Emperor 'ha unless the expedition be of sufficient force
20 give some prospect OF success, the recognition OF
Miguel will not be postponed account Of such de-
| onsration.
The Bishop Of Isnaon was attacked in the street Tx,
a dog, and severely wounded as to ob!ige his
Lorlship to submit TO the excison of the part bitten
The Paris Quoiiiienne gives the following from Lis
bon; " On the 23j Jan. Mr.. Brent, Minister from the
United States. had the honor of a long private audi
ence of the King of Portugal. His Exceiency hsv-
ing observed that the hopes Of all nations were eagerly
directed towards HE Majestic
ties and the arrangement Of the important affairs OF the
| realm, hs Majesty replied in the following erIns-
cancellation OF all parties, and that shall take ever,
possible means TO remedy the evils which have resulted
tom the shock o. c'ntendng factions" iFudge.1
| Messrs. de Potter, Coche Momens and lie Vanlers.
racten, editors of the Brussels Journals under prose
cution for bels have been confined separate dungeons
| and are treated with the utmost rigour.
letter irons ifiis the assassination of DR.
Schulz Professor OF the University of Giessen who had
been sent out at thu expense Of the King of France
visit Asiac Turkey and Persia for scientic and literary
purposes. Two servants soldier and Persian SER
geant, VINO accompanied the unfortunate traveller,
likewise assass mated
GREECE.
House Of Lords, FEB i2.-Lord Holland expressed
his strong distrus OF Ministers in regard their foreign
policy, and particularly il elspl their conduct In
respect of Greece, which censurabe as their do
nestle policy had been prdisewortby After maeng
various observations the pursued in relation
Turkey and that country his lordship concluded by NOV
ing the following resoluton;-''That qualification non
settlement OF Greece will appear TO this House perma.
neny advantageous TO the interests of Europe or adj.
vanageous TO the British Crown which does not give &c
that country territory sufficient for national defence
by land and sea, and does not establish there
nent with full powers TO adopt its laws and institutions
to the wants and wishes of the people, and protect its
subjects from all foreign interference in their domestic
concerns"
| The Duke of Wellington, said that the noble Lord
had charged him with proceedings i'm which he had moi
been at all concerned, which was something he called
too bad. Government had repeatedly advised Turle Y
70 10 terms with Russia: and he (he noble Duke,
had always contemplated other result to the wal
there, than tlat which had occurred and which shoud
have taken place a the end Of the first campaign viii
respect TO the ability of this country embark i'm war
Notwithstanding the distress which prevailed It never
was in better condition than presents but il was not
our policy TO 60 to war with Russia even If she had
been the aggfessor in the Turkish quarrel The plar
alluded 10 in the Kings Speech Of erecting Greece into
an independent territory, the consequence of the
Pocihcaon Of that country being the great object oil
the treaty to which party il being consider.
ed that the best mode of ensuring AT pacicaion wa.
the erecting into independent nation He trusted
tbat The noble Lord would not press his motion.
i Lord Holland consented no TO press his moon and
the previous question was put and carried.
state NJ Trdde NJ Observation-Disclosures 10 n we're
considerable extent in the home as well as in the TO-
reign trade hos been done during the past week fir
the demand for powerloom printing cloth there has beer
decided improvement, aud In most instances an adj
vance Of from three half pence to three pence has beer
obtained
/ The sales which have been effected have tended ma
tenally TO reduce the stocks that on hand Hea