Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02
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commenced reprisais by capturing three Portuguese
coascg ve,sel' of the month Of tho Tagus. Ths de-
tail. OF III correspondence Of the Fr-nch Commander
with tte Govern n, of D)n Miguel, have not trans
PRED, but there can be doubt the terms offered
by the French Government have been rsiuscd, and
that tbe Don la dstrmn-d, for the present. 70 abide
the coasequences The French force eonsist,d OF TWO
frisaes, two covetes. and brig. hut Although II il
sufficiently numerous AMI powerful 20 do serious mis-
chief To ha trade OF he Portuguese, we suspect will
require sihirg Than msre annoyan'e to over
the obsiinaey Of DOn NJ guei, and induce him 10
pay that rssnec. ,e the demsnds OF the french which
he 80 readily conceded to ths Eoeliih.
Alvices received from Lisbon, Saturday,
dated the 25;h and 26 May, if,rn which we learn
TIA, quad'on received orders by the Caron ssam
er, in tqueDee OF which il sailed tie 20 from
ths TAgns, leaving brig aud corvette for Bf'h pro-
,eeioo. Mr.. III ppner, acting consul wen, off IN the
steamer, and spoke with OF the French F'ga,os,
ami was il forued that they had captured five PSru
gue'o vessels, names unknown Il is added, that no
blockade hos, Ii is Intended beyond tina, OF capur
log vess-s bearing the Portuguese flag for which res
son all ships al thai time had ceased leaving port LIST
ters have been received from s.. Micbaes stating the
arrival OF ship IRON Fsya which announces the lard
ing 1t lie Regency forc-s Duhug 1he confusion. the
ship si,ed hr anchor she therefore brings tffie'l
details; hu, il was understood all The inhsbau's OF The
Island would join the Queens forces.
ENGLAND.
II appears by tho follow ng paragraphs shat there
have been some seizures OF American -four mads, not
oniv in NewrY, but in o'bsr pases-
Seizure Of FOur.--A few works back. some h)uI
imported from Liverpool, was seized by tho Custom
house officers OF Newry, On the supp psion that the
same was Of American manuacure-As point wa
,hen raised whom the 0nus prObdndi lay, th- mil
lers o! Nswry were induced TO ,ake NJ. Holmes opn
ion on it. ADD that gentlemen has accordingly given hi
opinion a, follows:
ia appears me, that the pso,l ibs, the Il ur i'm
ported is Of Biish growth and manufacture, lies or
The mrorter. Tri, TO come WI hin the 6
Gee. ". chap 1903, 1902, which enscis that, shy
goods shall bs sez Il for non payment o. duties, OF
any oher Cf forfeiture, and any diepute shall
arise whether the Custom, Exeise, or 0land duIier
have been PaiG for the same, or he same have been
ls~ulJ mpoItd, 'r concerning the place from whence
such goods were brought then, aud 10 such the
proof thereof shall lie on The caiIner OF such
goods, and 90 the cser "ho shall seize and stop
The same"
Tire Rsv f. IRVING "A work written by the R.v.
Edward Irvtug. week brought under the con
u .O GsnsrAi Assembly OF Scotland, for D.
te,red 10 Comm,,,as, &nS ou Mo,dsy, Dr.. D. kio.en
reported irom tbs Con'milee, ina, the work contained
doctrines the same as the B0urigosn he,esy condemB-
I'D IN l7ol The principle # Thich we believe was ,he
peaceabtIiiy OF Jesus Christ long discussion took
place on The Rspori. All the members condemned n
doctrines, bur there was considerable difference 81
rDiUion resps eng the mod OF condemnation DIR.
Forbes could approve OF following The anthot by
.nding their jursdie ion into country where so,es
| Chnrch was establishe'
III moved R4solu ion, the otec, of whish was TO
pteven Mr. living being PERMITTED 10 pre- ach is any
| church 10 Scotland Dr.. p. Masar,aus thought Mr..
Ifviugs W ings were more liki the rawlings OF
MAC than man OF sound sense. Dr.. Cox had no
tout but the people If Scotland would the infa-
nous and giarins absurdiy OF the doctrines D. Ham
lion seii, Mr. Irving bad an immense mandatory in
London, from which he deuged the Church with non-
sense. MI Paul ter that The passages read must be
considered as he rawlings ct maniac bu. within the
bound4 OF Ibs Church there congre cations 20 no
would he willing to listen to those ravings, aud they
ought 10 endeavour 10 prevent I'M. Gsd!es said, II
Minister'S ~h went BIZ yoDd the bounds OF the Church
we're allowed 10 insult and bIasphoms the Saviour, h.
would never ordaiu another Minister go beyond the
bounds Of Scotland The Deen of Fasuy was against
noticing the work in the manner proposed, which, il
left to itself, would sink into nsgn fcaDce and con-
'emp'. Dr. Forbes motion carried by lat to 40,
'he effect Of which s TO exclude Mr.. Irving from
preaching In all churches 10 Scotland.
| abridged from Eiinhure Paper.
! RUSSIA AND POLAND.
! From the London Courier Of June 7fh
O1rresd'rs will learn win ufiblie regret that the
bold snd 'PP'rently we'll conceived 1t sof the
Polish COMMANDMENT Chief tho OF lee, OF beh was 10
intercept The supplies OF the Russian army ADD 10 Gus
of the communication between the diff. rent corp h.s
failed. Gen. Debsth, with forces wise numerous
those Of Sk'Zyoecki. hss attacked the Poles al o..
rale nka, and recovered possession Of that place. ssr
destroying, az |, would seem, about 600 patriots c
serious os indeed, numerically and morally, for Pc.
land. Dsbitsch il stated 30 have lost than doue
ihis number OF bnl Debscb cen batter afford 10
lose 100000 than the Poesss10,OOO He has
mas,e. draw upon whenever be T1sasse, md he has
the hole OF Prussia al command for arms, smmuncD
provisions, and supplies OF every description IL the
Poes hsd merely to contend with the Rus'ans in the
proportion OF two 10 one Ibe latter lsft TO them
ssIvesthe result would not long be doubtful They
would find IL difficult to reduce The DUmb.r Of the
Russians, and, as fat as supplies OF arrived 10 cut
pretended neutrality and real partnership fr Russis
puts forth every means Of ,nnoy TO tho Poes end
OF support 10 the RuasiJns, that The Poles have 10
eouie nd against OF bnbsrisns paid by Pru,sa
I'D BY PfUssa-o gahized by Pfussia-for without
Pous'a there would be neither comDsJarat nor mill.
'sfy org nizaioD No wonder, then, that Ibe PJIsI
are comp He'd occasionally to yield 10 their invader.
The only just OF wonder IL, that they should
have held cut so we'll, aud pro'Tse,ed so much the
death Doom Of heir indie ~ ndepce.
From the Journal dies DebGfs of Sit1dnu
We vOuth for tbs authenticity Of me following
nsws:-"Ths ates several counties Of Hungary ia
king pattern by that OF BArz, bsve had the boIdne, 10
address reprss atoms to their King Ffaneis n which
hey remind BIN Of the sstv ce' rendered 10 Huuga.
~ by Poland, 10 the agsioqt The Tuks, and Of
the great MS axe sommittd by Austria when abe o.
crhcsd lii country which protected her against Rms.
'ia, 10 sordid and pomentary iniefest Thty now
call fs Tor The instantaneous revoea ion of the ord
nance1 Prohb ting he expectation Of arms and froyi.
'ion5 TO Polatd secondly, for ths ca ion Of IN.
diet 70 deb rate upon be bsst Of assusgios the
suffering Of he p l.. W. guosu, Of tho ef-
isei o. lhsse reptesertatons."
CASE OF GENERAL DWERNtCKL
Extract Of an official Letter from Vorsato
has, without doubf, come your know ledge tina,
the separate corps Cf General Dweineki, which had
dsnalzsd lie entry n'o Vohyuia by various ,uc sesss
a. been under The cssy Of retiring into the AUG
iTiao States You aware that this brave war ior
only had recourse 10 this last OF safety up, SEE
ing himself surrounded by The enemy, who, with
forces eight iiTnes more numerous than his own men.
~Hf BIS bcoos. with total destruction: and