Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-08

Two nne Of battle ships, OF ,hs iil class Conc three
decker, The other so yup sbip) have sailed under
Admiral Parker, for the Tsgu ant some friga,es with
oh.r vessels Of war, are 10 be stationed oil the bar Of
Oporto. at The dss understand, OF The Brish
merchant. In order ~ ensure p'oss aud safety 10
The psr,ons aud property OF hs Enyh subjects resij
icg 'h-re. TIE prompt uda with which ,his naval
force wac drspsshe', order aj'd relief to the E'
x'shmeu 90 urh PIP ly exposed TO iosu acd outrage in
Ps'pgh, " II er.rae, trust, si,uiary shrck on
Don Miguel and his 70 low rs-tTimes
HOUSE Or LoRDS.-SSpt. II
AFFAIRS or PORTUGAL l. ed L., d'rdeuy tay.
Ensi.h Ollie N ,ht> = rngus.- SeJvISe, sLarg d Ii
Epslish Consrl at L'.bcD. Mr. pier, i'm sssrsiing
houi abe ,esgesuce al Don NJ gu some revc,,ed SOL
ders, by giving hem passp ~. 10 Eng iaudanJ yrner
.i,iOn wfcrg Dju Migue', "b- Si,ma,- Sovereign
OF Portugal eDd fear OF Face, ~ evinsed by he,
asquieseence in the proceedings OF ihe French ee,a
Lshon-se wa' thus replied 20 By Lord Brorgham -
The Lord Chancellor lett tho wcoisark, and said he
agreed with the noble Marquis. tha, these int, locr-
tory dssus,ops were Improbable they were ir-
regular; bu, hi, discovery he had ads rot to-
nights bad mede il the frat time he N OF m, noble
Marquis in heir LorGship's II jusc reserved FOR
the lih Of September, in tho 81 year OF his Nj je"y
10 open the noble M"qui.' mind % the uulh-ou', as
every day. cape, lena more aud moro conf med him
Che LMJ Chsneolloi) in his ii,ka Of tho prssce,
certainly should no, tall into il without, necessity. He
rad fisen however, now TO di'eharge duty 10 a most
meitoious Of he rountry attacked W h I. ne
cs'sariiy absent in the discharge OF tis public Juy
IL was Observance dictated by right lr, inrs md
sense OF justice in bo'h Houses OF Pa. uameni, TO alb
'taiu from all aNatks upon thus ed,
AID WHO soud rot defend their official eondux
the scspe ot that coUdusi neersarily brous
distant from The OF tho attack. (Hear, hear)
This measure of justice meied cut both by rienJ
and adversary--mep neural or Indifferent, But by
Total departure from jus, rule, the noble Marquis
again aud again ssme down aud made the Br.h Cousi
n, Lisbon The OH OF uuspains invee I'VE Tina, gsn-
ueman he had not the honor OF KNOWN g-hat gentle.
man he hsd never setn or sorre,pondpd with. lie bad
been promoted by tho late lsmened relative Of the no.
bls Marquis Lord Cas- leresgb) and th-reiors II 10.
BILE Marquis ought Of all persons to be the last ipdi
viduai TO attack him. But tbs nobls Marqui. had
correspondent (Su CampbeI) Of The Portuguese ser.
vice, and OF the Nisuelto party, connected by mar
tng- with hat country; and ell his party zeal az inst
MIR. Hopper, |, lsmed only by MIR Hoppue,'s deter
mina'ion o do his duty aud protest his eouuirymen
from the tyranny and violence Of Tho Migue &C., va.
absorbed by the noble MARQUIS, became a part oil
HE system, and sgi,s,ed hi, whole frame. (Hear
bear) Such witness or sush Judge OF maL's
conduct he had seldom seen Fppsaied 10. He knew
him not, eHc'prg by his letters but st. oueh of those
TO the noble Marquis he could mol well ind,e having
heard hem ociy partially, he yet souid some no,
lion oil his capa i'y as an arhier Of official merit. by
those Others hisb he was better acquainted with or
fhoso 10 the noble Marquis he could only say, thai
whatever might be The wisdom evinssd by their sop.
en'', their adore" bet 4 ned very little di,.reiion
CLEAR, hear) But the Others left his uuliines. 10
judge Mr. Hoppner out of all doubt. III. said there
were 600 in MiguePs dungeon. Blu; what Of ,ba'i
Whose aul' but their own'wasi! Why had they made
'h- ms-lves unpersng % Don Mguel2 Aud the p,rsl-
lei case which he wisely referred in vndica len of
this enormou' outrage (tOugh in,tr al OF 900 there
might DO nearer 80 600 pefsoa) was the imprisonment
oil Phase Polgnac in Ham Cath! Prince Poepac
who was there in execution o. regular sentence and
nereifu one, after being accu,,d Of tho foule trea
son publicly tried by his peers, 'oemny convicted by
evidence, AID lenicnty sentenced by The court that
ued him. Tits was ibe which Sir J. Campbell
ssgey deemed tho same with that OF 900 or rather
30 900 parsons torn from beds by night and n,
trom tho streets by day, end flung into dur geon. IN
rebtensed, unsonvietcd, unri.d, unassmet-in utter
ignorance Of the charge agans, them. No hing he
saw or ever had in the history OF party asound ID
him so much as this love OF defending Dan Miguel
this extreme soreness and senvepess 10 any esarg,
made against that individual He could not ina CINE
The lows OF al aekp his noble friend (E RI )-sar,y
lag an set OF men so far his. He ew VIVA, ppriy
wM-"l have" i'd his LorcsAiP, "besn r,y slie.-
81 have given suck to faction, -iLau ghtor)
"Aud know how tender It's o !ovc he babe
Yet would
s ssS n1ShI s , S, ,poS from its bOnoIe'
sooner than please and pAmpsr it sooner han b.
won and coaxed TO give u for its rattle the praise Don
nj guei, Of whom, meaning TO say evil, | shail of
necessity cay uo'hing at all but Of the sass that h.
belongs 10, may speak The word, of one who could
paint tyan, eSp essiyeiy ibs great artist from
whom our tousu IL descended tyraat, sad he, "ouo
non alum moDs,rum, nee foedus tetrius, neque dis
hominibu que invisins terra goou qui quamquan fer
ma houiuii iamen inn apitsts um vat,is.!mas viu.
cit beluas." Let 'ho'e who were minded nov
praise him, any her OF his clas If ttey
did praise him, that pai'e must flow from the binrre;
feelings OF factoo. 1eaT, hsar) The noble qui,
had blamed The Dotlo Earl for dealing in per,onal
TIE noble Marquis said that il had given lin sonsid.
cradle pain. Bu', mueh The noble nj "a Qui5 had
complained, he did not 10 feel very aeuoly on
'bis occasion. Had he f.H the gsd person Iii
80 severely, he would have shrupk lii s mora under
IT, But the noble Marquis cid not appear to be
y hurt at IT, and he supposed shat hs could assume
feeling il he had il no'. "a largh In short, the
noble Marquis took the mai er salmly he received
the observations OF his nOtIe friend TOO ush in good
part, considering thu alleged ierocy of the ons!aIgh,
Ia iaust)-'o induce any person believe that he
was ssiiouay insommoded by the attack. (H.ar hear
hsar) Tbs noble Marquis said, that he was never
personal; bu, wba' did he think of constant charge
ens Ministers by deg sadirg tbs eounry under The
feet OF FfaGce. IL that no charge! But he he !. rd
Chaneeilor) would appeal 20 any in he house ex-
cept the noble Marquis IL i! could be u very agreeable
thing 10 be tcd that Ia the mover of all tho Minis
ieris measure'; that MniSiers tools OIL the
noble Marquis hand; that no inspire m; ,ha, their
whole foreign policy The dictate of his sense and
WISDOM
"spinus intus ALT, toiosquo ufusa per nnus
Mems agitOt moem ct magno corporo nissct.
Blu, far worse WA the COMPLAIN, be had 10 mako OF
these speeches OF tue noble MAqus. He and some
Of those he acted With Constantly using topiss Of
irritation towards France, and doing all they could TO
plunge Us into war; /, seemed their whole object ard
IN cir ruling desire. Was meuber TO bs reIea,.d f.,
az ska Poin OF onset chosen, friendly disposition 10
France wa, ihe chosen theme of sbuss Was charge
be poi ted, and rendered oTs fatal than all The rss
the diSponiion TO soncilae our great and powerful
ne gbboT was always the burden Of The accusation
Now in hi, couory 1t might signify less where The
sposon Of the Parliament aud people aud the yysi9h
OF lao noble Lord's authority, were better known Bit
tho prophet aviDg more honour out OF his own soun,ry
his language in France believed to be Of Tar mole
serious iIDpor'. Men a noble person. of higb rank
and connection, t openly dddreNrg The house and Al.
wsy' TO The same points OF inveeiivs irritation and hos
ity The noble Lord, too, was ladsr Of the oppo.i-
too party n that House, and IL thou CHI he .p3ke u
sentiments OF bis followers Hs Ohs Lord Cbanc.llor
much any man, sbhorred all idsa of base frutk
ling submission FTanse, or to any foreign mower
But be sawno spir,t Of aggression there; he was re-
joised TO spirit Of peace and in naval
and he de,med II bis most sacred duty meet ID in the