Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-28
From tho Courier rrsuesi,.

eD'ersd Sophia with 900 men on the 2O,h of hi.
month, aud esshi he'd his lead quarters there Saw.
eral districts oil Bosnia likewise la open re volt AMI
the rebels have bound the by oath not to Law
down their arms until The Sultan shall have abandoned
The changes made In The organization the army and
restored the corps OF Jaui.ssri-s.
The formal demand OF redress Transmitted by Mr.,
Hopper, our ing Consul General in Portugal 20 The
Vyeount Saoiarem, states that many of the grou OF
complaint advanced by his Maj vs. Sovertm 5pt are
Of recent occufre nee; whlsi oihs,s conSri.ing the
rope atet and ili now, IL ced dtmsnd o co,nptn.
sat on tor jules Infected the Briish commerce AZ
well by the upjust zure ii-h vessels ss nv The
non observance on The part oil The Portuguese Govern
msnt, OF tho sipua ions of IN rxi,bg
the TWO countries have be The sutst OF much eo,s
respondence be his exeellese y and he under-
sigurd
In reference to THE passsgr we must observe that
II tie Duke Of Weia gtots Adiniui.ire ton had done
heir dn IN perempso lily irpg and spers e,icely
enforcing ni aud safc'cry redress TOR the insults aud
injuries to Bf,i,b subjects and Brsh commerce of an
earlier date, those recrnt occu rrptce" would nor
have hspps ned. Thus gr.a, vexa,ions would have
oeep spared 10 onr merchants, and 9th subjects
Great Britain, residing under tho p rs, OF Da,iona
f''th 10 PStugal--many hndrancss to commerce itself
would have been eircully inov, d. and The honor
o. the British dag would have vndica,ed, asitsi-
ways ought to be. before the mpuny Insult led &c
rep a ed acts OF still more insolent p,ovoee,iou.
To mind like Don Miguel, 1 O arg ,imeut eoulT
prove TIE proPrie oil doipg PREPARATION wrong but
that wi isb Is backed by tucb demonsra,on of
ope ra,ions, to eDtorce scisim as even his ,o,d
fssuiies could not pas.ibly Northumberland. There Is
no battery oil protocols ard toeun me- md 6r.
ed on as might b. ty ,hr .kun Of dip.on atics
N IN pu' pose" Tor mons nj. unless he saw thai pa
per battery supported by the brosdsidss OF f.w yes-
sells o war about &c try the atds of hiss herosm by
moe substsnualtesI TIE document which produced
the required .sions hi. part was subinissyey
regarded sDd complied with, ro' b. cause OF the Justice
OF demands, but because OF h s.rvv r,er which
Its tbea's in'predtor q opened to kun the ptospse-
tive view II the "meieor dag OF Engiand'- he nsuit-
ed, the dishopored flag floating lie mission of ven
gesuee III the Tasu', snd sur ounded by the thunder
souds OF battle. Already the crash Of lhrone raised
10 fraud, AID PERJURY, and blooh in bis ears
HI coward in'ircs prevailed over bis'invetsrae ma
hsDiiy, and he snbared 10 hum stion, which is the
proper aud natural cooseqa, OF that instinct which
os.,,na,eiy resi,s every srsumtn, bat force.
The fact IL, 'ha, Don Miguel believed The cid d 1.
sh lion was sitk--Psradveuture d-a3-aud like his
ong-ea-ed brother in he fable. he liberal Of his
k'ek' AT lDg,h The u n reared, and sheok bis name,
aod The tuned courage OF the bully eyaposaed in
groIesque terror and ,rer-b'ing submission.
The following a,e some further extr c,s from the
Frsn,h papers OF Saturday ana Sunday Paris, il
would appear, bss scarcely freed iself from ons sorr
o. irritation wher II is upon the Of being sutjsc-
1 ed 10 another. The preat question s now, whether
tbs Archbisbop ofPariy will ccpssut bes'ow upon
the remains OF the famous Able Gregore, who by The
way Is sill living, ibe Iiehs OF burial tordng to
the forms OF the Catholic church The prel,te H.. "a
u,u.i. unaccoun dating; but the Govern have "a.
ken the matter UP. AID NJ. CasiIuii Perer seems do.
termined thai the Church shall svccumb. Tsiang a.
affair will lead to some e,ious Disturbances.
| From the Naione Of Saturday.
! PAhIs-We ere al tho eve of lac 18th May, the day
hxed In Nj Aguado. PfosPeclus for the commencement
IT bis operations with regard conversion ,fthe Cor
ties Loan Nevertheless the Ministry has not as vet
come TO decision on the petition rferlt ed 10 On he
Oh OF April, by The ChaBb,r of Depu lee. We know
lbet dc putcon OF the petitioners by the
Minister OF FinsDce, aud we're assured hy him ,b.t
The Government ish great interest on their behalf
aud that measures wouid be eorsd for the proec
ton OF The prP.r,y 81 the public.
/ Ths French ms1iime 10 crs present in The Tagus
consist OF two 90 gun irgs.ss, 20 gun corvsites
aud two biigs OF lS guns.
1! appears that the security OF the ministry with re.
gard 10 the Pfeseva ION OF peace does
on the more or iess vague the different
courts According TO Iumours generally credited In
diplomatic circles the PIsnipoe niiaries OF tAe five
great powers came to an understanding about 10 eth
ago Altar examining most carefully the stale Europe
hey greed that the least spark calculated TO
Hight conn grafton which iorce could ex,jnsui.b
Ech OF ,tt IN sal6 have sacrih ceJ ais personal
views and pTIvae interests in the presence COM
moo danger aud 'or, Of treaty was concluded by
which they decided on eoaiescing sganst Tee power
winch, ae'uaied by ambition, whout tn. consent
OF the others, Should under AXE any war whasoe ver
Inc question OF Poland aud Belgium IL TO DO solved
n friendly manner, njure the interests Of
no party, These resou ions were transmitted by the
ambassadors TO their respective courts and are sssur
ed that favorable answers have already been returned TO
London Austria not the last send i'm her adhe.
son The good dispositions lately shown by her. have
inspired our ministers with so much condolences that
they hope to induce the court of Vie ma to acquesce
in general measure OF disafming in the course OF
fortnight. If Austria would set the example, France
would disarm halt the number Of troops that Austria
would dismiss. he proposition thus fixed on ac-
count Of the peculiar position of France which may be
threatened from more than one quarter
oil these reports; aliho have obtained them from
most respectable source; but in admitting their auhen
ticity, We think that the reciprocal promises that have
been exchanged rather weak against the
passions oil the soveregns and the power of events
We live al epoch when the intentions and the will Of
men oppose but feeble barrier 10 the irresistible
force Of things.
The repuJcan party Ia Paris still gives the French
government good deal OF trouble. Our exn ac,s from
The Fieneh news viii show how frivolous pretex,s
the psrss in coliisioD bur the are feathers
which but show the dire ion OF The mems
minds in ibi' mobile, and even ch,ngsfuI nation. The
present Ministry has taken the only sdis ground for
the security Of the monarchy and The maintenance Of
peace. The whole body OF republic sos aim al render
iDg the Kisg and uo9arehy unpopular, and plum epg
bss ilorg into The fssui OF the iecsions will
probably serve TO eura or to Lessen this evil. The
country does not generally sympa hIso with The Psr.
sian mob, and slibOsg h me Deputies vii De iclen-
Iy liberal anticipate That but lew OF them will be-
rent who have attong repul lean bihs
Toe attention Of GIvernnIen, 10 Tire conduct Of On
Mgue Appears At length To be awatst OF. Too often
indeed, has 'hs D1onal honor been violated, and The
rights o. sh subj irau pied by ibai individu.
ali but q Ing the day g. fetribucn appears 10 have
aFTved Previous DerociatoDs nnd dplo matte remon.
srance he either shuf "a d of. feaed wh cone0pt,
but had The jsst demands # Eogaud bsen baskediD
the fret instances by ae OF naval force he
would have dared 10 Get the lave OF aons 20 opfhs
~ az deffsEee~ln The pTesen, tbiuk much
credit IL duo TO the Ministry for the isgorcal me-
hod In which they demand the rsparaliOn made
10 Ibis eoaufy, and The eHioig n, nsnnsr they we're
prepared 10 enforce those demands. II will be
By ref renee - intelligence from Portugal, that the
claims made by the English Government have been
mitted and every ndiiion Dnhesiia'ingy compiled
with. InAsmush regards this county, therefore,
ihste 1. prospect OF MguePs er1baTTassment being
removed but IL seems that bo,h France and The Ueis
g.. a -. l.