Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-10
STILL, LATER

Wo know that dispatches have been forwarded from,
plymouth, three days ago, for Don Pero-o The coast Of
Portugal.
STILL LATER
by the ship Ajax, Captain Hearn, London papers to
June 9Th, and Liverpool the 2sth both inclusive have
been received. The packet ship Rhone brings IIavre
dates TO the 9th Our files not having come to hand we
copy from the Extra OF the Journal of Commerce-M
Y. Eu. Post
Io'h was deaths 49, On the 27h S. deaths
~; Total cases from the beginning, 7O5, deaths 2Is
LoNDoN, June 27.-Sn Fpaltcr Scott-The answer
10 inquiries yesterday morning, at the hotel in Jermeyn
street was that Sir Walter had passed oleraby good
night and up to 10 O'Clock he composed and inter
walls appeared collected; Notwithstanding he remains i'm
most exhausted state, having taken sufficient noursh
ment these nine days Within the last 4s hours favora-
BILE change has certainly taken place.
The HAGUE, June 2I--InteIligence having been re-
ceived oil the appearance OF the cholera at Sheerness
that place is now to be considered infected and ships
coming from 1t TO perform Is days quarantine
PARIS, June 2l.-Prince Tallcyrand arrived here on
the evening before last and yesterday he waited on the
King, by whom he was cordially received. This circum
stance and the return TO town of NJ Dupn to whom the
King had written tina; his presence very desirable at
the present moment have given fresh rlmors
about intended changes least notifications in the
ministry. 1t is hoped Corrt that if the Prince Tai
ieyrand accept the Presidency OF the Council, NJ Dupin
may be induced to take charge o. portieue under
ancient member oil the State. Tie sketch oil plan of
administration has, il is affirmed been drawn up for the
purpose OF being submitted TO Prince TaEyand; but is
understood that carte blanche will be allowed rim for any
system oil policy which his experience may suggest.
The prefecture of the Police has been unusually crowd
ed for the whole week. consequence of the
that all foreigners staying in Paris should exhibit their
passports, and apply for permits OF residence.
PARIS, June 25.-We hear from Vienna that Austria
is making extensive preparations for war; every day forces
are oeing sent towards Italy; eqnpdSe FAmbulances
nave been sent off from Vienna.
IL hassbeen said, il France be attacked it will be first
r.us'' ana not by Austria The latter seldom begins
me attack, seeking generally less glory than profit
Prussia is about to establish teegraphic communca-
uon between the frontiers of France and Berlin
LONDON, July 26, (Evening)-An express from Paris
of Dal
81 Mchaes on the lIh inst: this fact is also given in
letter we have seen from ST. Mchaels dated the 18th inst
brought by West Indlaman, arrived at Liverpool: but
me date oil sailing is not mentioned only the circumstance
oil the expedition having departed for the coast of Po
The most important foreign news obtained bv tbe Con-
nenta arrivals day is from Hoand and by this it would
appear that the Dutch determined TO hazard every
thing rather than make those concessions which the Allied
Powers have unanimously called upon them 10 make
The principal cutlery raised by the Dutch Government is
against me giving up of Antwerp The proposition has
thrown King William into violent rage in which
most OF his official advisers have participated The Dutch
Journals make use OF the most violent language on the
occasion, and state that would be more preferable
than the abandonment of the city of Antwerp Some
at0ns are INDUCED in the private letters, the Emperor
OF Russia will support the Dutch in their onposition 70 the
demand OF the Allied Powers.
II does not appear certain whether Prince Taleyrand
VIII be placed at the head of the French Ministry although
most OF the private letters by the Estaette dated Sunday
speak OF IL with confidence
London, June 27.--The French papers of Sunday
9Th are chiefly occupied with reports of proceedings
IL
cal discussion The Moneur in reply TO some of the nj
liberal papers, whose speculaons had been warIke
declares that the peace OF Europe was never less likely tn
be disturbed The official journal states that I'm con-
sequence OF the judgments passed by the Courts martial
and The evidence taken oath before them 200
were TO be set at liberty Is therefore, TO be hoped hat
the siege OF Paris will soon he raised
Paris, June 2.-The Madrid Gazette has NJ leno,I,
spoken oil the intentions of the Spanish Court respecting
the approaching contest in Portugal Its numbers of the
l4h instant, states that Spain will observe the srctest
SO long as other foreign powers do but that,
there Is large English fleet of Lisbon Spanish army of
observation will remain the Portuguese frontiers which
VIII act as circumstances may require.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, June 16.-The strongest marks of dissadsG,c
ton stare Don Miguel every sie il is very common
hng to see soldiers conveyed prison with their thumbs
screwed-the 10Th Infantry alone have lost above h,n
ared men, within the last few days, by runawavs non
miguel knows ne cannot depend upon his troops
ne English, French, and American ships of war rive
agusa Warlike appearance, and il the SpanaIs cross
the frontier and the British force assist Don pedro ]
VIII be warm work, should Don Mguss troops not nroe
defective. P' "o' P'oFe
1t is believed that Of Don Pedros squadron have
taken tue Prnceza Royal transport with 400 coyic for
Angoa winch sailed from the Taeus last SUNDAY week
biHERPooL COTTON MARKET, Wednesday June
2I-Ihe demand for Cotton TO day has been Good tIc
at 90 3Sd 700 Egyptians at 7 7-sd 8 Id; 400 per
nam at Id lid; 100 Maranhams at id, and the
remainder American descriptions There is no further adj
vance Today but there is general opinion that nres i
DC rather higher Towards this weeks inuor there arc
- vessels IN with COon 1000 bags on Saturday ao0o on
Monday, and $500 on Tuesday '''o''
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