Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-04

now ready on their parts zippeory Free Press
On Monday night last serious aay took place between
urbiDg prrt OF the country Of Tyrone aud party of po-
lice under the command Of Captain Duff C. C. Willie |
Captain Duff and his little party patong the coun.
try Baygawley, there up an armed party of
the country people, arrayed in military order, and per
forming the manual exercise. Upon the appearance of
tho police, the peasant bel force commenced shouting
they Tired upon the police who returned the salute in kind
and ultimately succeeded in breaking up the gang aud
taking their leader prisoner One OF the reb, party was
shot dead, and several of them wounded.
Extract OF letter from Aughnacloy, dated Oct H.
1--WE are here in an actual state OF rebellion. The
Agraan Legislators are out every night i'm crowds pres
sing people into their service aud regulating the affairs of
the nation There wasa .krmish last night between some
of them aud the police do not at present know The n,,
uculars but shall send them by post There were
sixty seven shots fred by the police Of the ring
leader; taken prisoner There is large meeting of mags-
traes here today Dublin Packet.
The extract from correspondent OF the Morning Herald
OF the i0th would he OF importance il came TO us
In responsible shape. The editor himself does seem
TO have attached much credit TO the statement he puts
in small type, without leads instead double aiding
and placing first under the editorial head he probably
would have done, il he considered it entirely authentic
From the London Morning Herald of Oct. l6ah.l
FROM \ CORRESPONDENT
on Friday night, Earl Grey directed Circular to be
sent TO all the Foreign Ambassadors acquaintng them,
with the resolution OF the British Cabinet TO eject the
Dutch ri ct arms, from the Citadel of Antwerp which is
said 10 have alarmed none than the Dutch Anbassa
dor Austria, Prussia, and Russia having signed the Pro-
iocols TO that effect, cannot and will not support Holland
now During Lord Durham's embassy ST. Petersburgh
that Court would admit the interference of England in
favor OF the Poles, that being Russian or Continental
queslion,-and now England retaiaes and declares the
navigation OF the Scheldt British question: in which she
cannot admit OF any Continental interference Her fleet
and that OF France, are therefore immediately SAIL oI
The scheid-a measure none OF the continental Powers
can prevent
The King of Holland who has TO meet the States Ce
neral to-day, seeing himself abandoned by the powers on
whose assistance he calculated, will find himself compcl-
ed TO yield, when he England France seriously
determined TO put end 10 his suberiuges and DELAYS
France is particularly anxious TO have the Dutch and
Belgian questions settled before the meeting of the Cham
beers.
FRANCE.
The Messenger des Chambers of the 18th says-"Itis
SAID that divisions will begin take place in the Council
without delay Some, in order to have peace would
UNFAIRLY relax with reference Portugal and Belgium
Others do not wish TO hear concessions spoken Of But
more mas oeeh so often yielding after making stand
that resistance will be little reckoncd upon and there will
be but weak confidence in reports that demon
STATIONS will be made especially that they will be made
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.
The Baron de Fagal, the Dutch Ambassador at Paris.
quilted that capital Tor the Hague Immediately after the
formation of the new Ministry was completed.
The .HeSsdgeT DIES Chambers OF October 18TH saws
me affairs oil Belgium are becoming complicated
Never since the revolution OF September, has the posi-
ton OF that country been embarrassed According 10
It's laws and It's constitution the Chambers assemble
at Brussels the 9th of November; and the sconte of
the army and of the nation is urgent, that Leopod will
he compelled to attack Holland between this and the ooh
Of October The law is positive for the assembling the
Chambers The session cannot be delayed; the King
OF the Begans, feeling his situation has written TO Lord
Pamerson TO say that he under any pretext ex-
coed the delay which we have pointed out
The same journal states its positive belief that NJ de
Warbler, the Prssian Ambassador at Paris transmitted
on The 18th OF September to the President of the Council
ana the Minister Tor Foreign Affairs, the answer of the
Cabinet of Berlin TO the communication which had been
made to itby the Conference relative the affairs of Ho
land and Belgium We have everv reason to believe ,L;s
answer contains the following passage:
Prussa will not in anyway oppose, but on the contra
~ WIN approve oil me measures oil coercion which the
Conference may consider it expeden to take against the
Netherlands SO far they have for their objects to impose
pecunary penalties, blockade ports and coasts and other
similar measures; but will oppose the entrance French
troops INTO Belgium except in the single case, where the
King oil Holland, by way of reprsa Tor the blockade eff
eced against him, otherwise shall intercept in his
turn the navigation of the Schedt which will be regarded
as an act oil hostility his part against Belgium, and an
attempt ahans its commerce in the latter case the en-
trance OF Fench troops into Belgium will experience no
opposition on the part OF Prussia"
GERMANY.
me Ef-Roydf Family. 1e Augsburg Gazette an
nouuces that the Duchess of Angoeme The little a.
Iuhoeie de Beri passed through rassau the I'd OF
october OH their way TO Lntz and Vienna and the Ber-
lin Gazette mentions the arrival oil The luke OF Bordeaux
al Berlin the 7b, and his immediate depar 10 Ans
INA by Frankfort on the Oder. On the Sth, Charles Y
aud The Duke OF Angouleme also passed through Berlin
Baron Danas, commissioned by King Charles X to mike
preparations Tor his reception and abode has arrived at vi
emma tom London, aud will 90 10 Austerliz in Morsyi.
10 inspect the palace in that place
In tie Cassel Advertiser OF De- 6, there many an
hounceihens oil the sale OF mills, lands &c belonging TO
peso VINO intend 10 emsrdte in the spring Orth
America.
PORTUGAL
From the London Courier, Oct, l6.l
OF Bacon, son-in law 10 the Earl Oxford, who holds
distinguished command n tie army of Donna Maria
has arrived from Oporio for the purpose OF purchasing
cavalry, horses and warke stores Tor the costi uonaI
iorc's The gallant officer is interchangeable in his exer-
IONS TO raise regiment OF cavalry ste am vessel Left
The river on Saturday afternoon Oct with 800 fue
young men, seveial officers and quantity guns shot,
sna arms, and other sores, destined Tor the service OF
ION fedfo al Oporto Our countrymen appeared full of
enthusiasm Tor the cause OF Donna Maria, the RICH tuI
queen oil Portugal, and loudly che cred bv their
returned with right go will. ship sailed from The
Thames Oh The same ug with horses for the cvary
Regiments, now forming by Don PEDRO A small schooner
eH Tie port OF London yesterday, osensiby for French
por but in reality Tor Portugal, with gunpowder ON.
grove rockets and other warke sores Tor the service OF
the constitutional forces
TURKEY AND EGYPT
The accounts from Cons annople which are 10 the IOI,
sep ember, inclusive, continue be unfavourabe TO
me Forte The l1st remnant Of the Turkish army was
defeated at BJ the 29h Of August and Ibrahn oc.
cuPec Adana In Tact The Suans army is said 10 be m
"ey dissolved 1t believed therefore, that The Sui an
WEI De Obliged to negotiate with Mohamuned All and il
Is even said that he has already shown himself prepared
tween the contending parties through the meditation Of
friendly power Do known the latter seems the most
probable
Letters from Alexandria dated the ooh of August state
That naval action took place Cyprus and Rhodes in
me middle OF August teween the Turks and the Egyp
iians, In @hich the Turks defeated w itb the los Of
one ship OF the lino ffgAe, corvettes and three
briggs.
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