Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-29
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ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.
| NEW .YoRK Oct. 90 AT late hour this morning
We received, says the Commercial Advertiser, the Lon
joa Morning Herald OF Sept s. and Cores Liverpoo
Advertiser OF the OH. There are variety Of later
tens Of European ntellgsn the writer's Of which
however, deal lee. in fac, than In .pscula,ion.
Hamburg papers TO the 4th, had been received ia
| London
| They announc. hat Count Lobau, Ambassador
Extraordinary ON France to tbs Cour, OF Berlin. wal
pressn ed to the King Of Prussia the 3Oh uit. (ano
Their account says the 1t uit) which occasion h.
delivered letter from Lou. Philip, announcing hi
accession TO the French throne. Both accounts agree
in stating that the Count received in the most at
terng manner and received invitaion TO dine with
the King. Ii il further stated tina, he pressnte,
with rich diamond snuff box and that in ajrion ID
these gracious msrks he Invited % attend the re
view, which is TO BE- held Braudenbnrg. This in
elligence is the more important. the conduct o.
RGssia toward, France was fully known TO the kicc
Prussia at the TINES and c,nnot be, therefore, said
hat, the latter acted in his decisive before h,
had an opportunity OF asceriSnins the sentiments Of his
Imperial ally and son-inaw. BIT, if ary credit b.
due to as'aement in on of tho Hrinbure pap-rs se
lar from there being In this respect collision in the
policy OF the two Courts, there i, perfect
OF views for such il the on'y rational construction we
can put upon the words, " IL is a.sertd here (namey
Berlinl that equally satisfactory accounts respecting
the Affairs OF France have been received from ST. Pc
ts'shurgb"
The Morning Herald SAYS the going s,a,emen,
must be received with much caution, and d. are in
clined to the same opinon--p,ricu'ary after read
leg the following paragraph isom the Fteaeh Nation
al:-
an. Poz7o III Brrgo the Russian Ambas.ador al P.,i.
has received orders by courier whdset oT on the 81
OF Augu.t, and arrived the l.. of this mouth 10 in
lrm al Russian sabi at Paris TO leave ance h..
IN eisb pain of incuTrng the dspl- asure OF
the Sovereign. There is nothing alarming in this inca
sure Che National adds being the effect of the fire,
surprise experienced at St Peiershurgh. Nor .over
hi' is quite in Uniformity with The diplomatic usage Of
hat Court which, under such circumstances is guI led
ny the regulations and customs Of an absolute Govern
ment AT the ZANE time il has been provision lily for
gra IN Frs a.
men proposing TO proceed to Russia. Be,id.s when
This courier left ST P-t..burgh, tbs happy termination
oil our revolution was but impsrrcy known th-re; for
the courier of the Rnssan Embassy who 1T. Paris on IN.
9Th 20 sn-ounce the accession Of Lou, Php H. was
met on the 2lst Of Angus, the gate, Of ST. Peters
hurgh by thu other going Paris who was the bearer
Of tho aforesa'd orders"
The Journal du Commerce gives the following para
graph the subject:
"We can state positively that the Russian Amha,s.
dor has desired the Ru ans aud Poles TO prera-e to
leave France Even the women comprised in the or
ders received from 81. Pe,er'burgh, and Warsaw. II
is said thai the Emperor Nicholas fears that his subj
will catch the contagion Of liberal idsas-Tn. c,.
sure does pot,imply, OH the part OF the Russian Cah
net, any refusal to recognize our Government, what
ever difference may .xi't between the institutions of
The two countries. France and Russia have n com.
mon inerfs with respect TO and 10 the ner
AZ politics OF Europe so their rulers ought TO
they are wi'eiy adv-ed.-Russia has no ca.ion
TO he so much satisfied with the B,urbsns and espe
ca''y with Charles y. to be induced espouse his
quarrels."
The attempts 10 qualify what may be offensive 10 the
new French government, in the force ding extracts l.
will he perceived emsnates rather from the wishes Of
me f'ench etrorS than from any positive information
'hry possessed on the subject
A letter from Vienna of the 25h Of August, states
that Nj de Mc'ernich is said seriously to intend re
ing from public affairs, and that the ArchJnk Charles
vii take the supreme direction.
Monsieur de Poll mac, has confiled his defeucs
NJ. NJ. Mandaroux Vertain, Advocate of the Cour,
latter will attend the trial in the Chamber OF P.ers
The former is specially attached to tbs ex-Minister
Council.
The accounts from the Netherlands, mnder date OF
Hayus, September L. favourable to the speedy
tora'ion of tranquility, The Prince OF Orange reach
ei the capital, his return from Bru.seIs on the
morning %! the 4h, and was received with nnch ioy
by tho people. The King went TO the Hotel of the
Prince 10 m-rt him
NJ c. T. Van Maauen, who, during period Of 35
years has 'erved the country ia high Offices
50 much zeal and fidelity, has received from the Ki~g
OF the Netherlands. an honorable discharge from the
Office OF Minister OF Justice with expire gratitude
for his long aud fsilhful services 10 the country
SPAlN.-A Paris date of the 4,h mentions that the
deputaion OF 81. Sebastian had refused obey an or
der oil the Spanish government placing The ROYAL Vo-
luneers and Tercios at the disposal of NJ. Bias Tru
mas, Captain General Of Gupuscoa Spanish emf
grants rom London Brussels and Paris had been ock
inc TO Bayonne during the latter part Of August, and
100 OF them were supposed TO be the frontiers. Tn
article saya:
"The celebrated Pastor is al Bayonne az well a. TN.
Aid~-de Camp Of Gen Nina. Gen. Torrejos il in the
neiehhourhood. Gen. Vigo is going 20 join his compa
mons IN exile II is Thought that Nina and Iiroga
arc gong 10 puit me canifai of France In j1in IA cir
countrymeD. The Spanards assembled a, Bourg Mad
anne are armed az we'll those at Biyonns; many OF
them already wear The red and yellow inland the en-
blem OF liberty In short, those Spaniar1s are ONLY
waiting Tor Nina, who possesses IN cir entire lanc
u is affirmed that, when they all assembled Geu.
VIgo viii advance towards Galicia Torreos and liro-
ga towards Madrid, and thar Nina will enter s ain by
Catalonia"
LISTERS from Madrid of the rs h August announce
thai the Ctbinei tortnued 10 deliberate measures to
make 'ome concession to public opinion aud seem die
posed to grant much. The AposocdI., however, wish
nothing TO he yielded.
General XAmbrano persists in marching troops TO the
frontiers OF France; bu, the other hand the Snansh
refugees organize themselves al the foot Of tho Pyren-
nee'. On the 3lst they wcro 200 in number wear
ing the colour OF independence-7ed and yellow
Late and important nctDS from Europe
NORFOLK, Oct. give have again the satisfacti on
lar trader James Cropper, Capt George C. Gary OF We
ry late and (what in the present posture continental
affairs cannot fato be) important Intelligence from the
scenes of the Revolution in Europe.
Capt Gary sailed from liverpool on the 18th Septem
ber and with his usual friendly and polite attention has
furnished us with secsof London papers to the 18th
and Liverpool TO the 1llh both inclusive the last date
being six days in advance OF advice by the fleet
ships OF the New York lines. BY the way we will note
that this is the third voyage which the James Cropper
has made from James River TO Liverpool since the 7th
oil January as-a period OF little than ten months.
TACT not little credabe to the character of the shin
as last sailer, and TO her commander as man OF hui
sincss and a skfu navigator.
These papers embrace details Of immense volume and
no little interest, touching The revolutionary drama
winch is now being presented the continent of En-
rope, the dc1oHement OF which, from the present
foreground must be most porentous TO those nigan,s
~ % a horp fnfn