Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-20

batteries the villa Nova side OF the river Bu, cverv
wnere Don Pedros troops met the enemy with that cool
determination which the victory against am
lmpetuouS assaant Till about 4 O'clock in the after
noon' the contest was maintained with vigor About this
ume the hiring OF Don Peros guns proved too hot for
me enemy and they rcreated beyond the reach OF their
shot ana Thus ended for that day all attempts to dodgc
the constitutional army from Oporo.
Don MguePs loss calculated at nearly 1000 killed
wounded aud prisoners; and Don pedro's i su,nosed n
amount to nearly 900 among whom great many Of
hcers nearly the whole OF the British French officers
being either killed wounded. Among the Killed arc
Leuts Burton and Soper. The pyrser OF II. M S Asia
received fatal wound while view ing the action from, y
station within the lines. Throughout the day Don Pedro
displayed great GOODNESS and decision conduct and he
fore he had returned his palace he went through ali The
hospitals and directed the necessary attentions TO be paid
TO the wounded. '
Aer the battle, about 20 of Mguel's men came over TO
Don Pedro, from which it inferred that they had de-
termined on being on the winning side.
when the Confance left oporto ON Monday morning.
no renewal o the attack had been made by Ati@ueps
troops, though fully expected but in perfect conf
dcnce, that Don Pedros forces would again rcpe Tho
ssahs In case, however, of the worst, his Maest,'s
ships Chidcrs and 0,estcs perfect readiness in
front OF Oporto TO give assistance and protection 10 ihe
interests OF The British. One arrivals of reinforce
meh's ana military stores, annunion horses SC had
ake place, very oppOruney previously TO the attack of
tho 18th, and further arrivals were daily expected
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-The packet ship SulIy arrived
TINS morning. bringing Havre dates the 9th and Paris 10
the 9th 9lt Several items of news received.
I ~ Mr. Hives, formerly able minister AT Paris ar
rived THIS morning from Havre, in the packet ship Suy
The kng OF Franc has yet appointed any ministry
I livery lhlng stands II did.
The Partisan journals calling loudly for the French
army TO march into Belgium. Ii will be recollectcd that
French. army assembled the northern frontier
Tor the purpose OF enforcing the decree of the
on the dispute between Belgium Holland Ii has not
YET marched into Belgium but awaits the maturity Of
circumstances The King OF Holland proves TO be still
refractory, and the French call aloud for the movement of
the army 80 49, ' Vi
The King OF Spain is yet dead. He is in state of
cohvaieScence More pctcoats to be embroidered for
the Virgin. '
French army is citing at the foot of the Pyrenecs
on the frontiers OF Spain. The movements in that
kingdom growing out of the reported of the king
or Don Pedros affair, may have alarmed the French 90
vernment. o.
The Royal eXiles Of France-the Bourbons-aro sill
wandering about the Continent
The peace of Europe still hangs the peaceable settle
meht OF the Dutch question That from adjust
heh as ever The corncss of the King of Holland
must nave cause--a reason. He would not show such
contempt Tor the counsels of France and England wcre
ne not backed by the Emperor of Russia We cannot
st c bcIet That the European despos only waiting
Tor convenient excuse TO precpiate their lepons upon
republican and revolutionary France.-.N. y GIobe
Passengers in the ship suy from Iaycw c. Rives ESQ Min
ste ana Envoy to the Court of France,
wants Mrs Temple Palmer; Miss Il. Pame Mr. C. Palmer. Nj
Iacksonl Bosion Dr. j. Ilase, u Navy; Mr. VII,
gna nr j. r. Fisher, Philadelphia; POST MIR Constable.
UT 4. Desnde and Mr. J. r. Chazel, CGailestou Mr.
Schneider, OF Frankfort, Germany " e'''" ''' "a