Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-28

ment who had declared for Donna Maria having been cut
to pieces by the other soldersof Don Miguel not beev
ed in London
The surrender Of the fortress of St Jean Aere 10 the
army OF the Pacha OF Egypt confirmed by the arrival of
The Egyptian brig Crocodile, at Toulon. The siege had
lasted more than six months, and the conqueror is said to
have behaved with great clemency 10 the conquered Pa
cha.
PORTUGAL
Lisbon, July 9.-The storm is about TO begin We
know by telegraph that the expedition was oil Oporo YES
terday aud before night may see something of il from
TINS Miguels party digging trenches at the Plaza do
Nerco thinking, OF course that part of their opponents
VIII attempt to land there. Mr. Hoppner and the French
Consul Joined in protesting against the doctrine contained
IN e circular published In the Gazette of the 9Th respect
ing foreigners and property; and hear that the Viconde lie
santarem has replied that he will single word
and. moreover, that he will not allow MIR Iioppner
and Lord. w. Russell TO keep up the communicated
with the ieet outside. This, with the case of Mr. Duff
whose house and wine stores broken into few days
ago by magistrate and sixty soldiers Ga proof that
ana BRUSH privileges are not now respectfully may induce
The Admiral TO run the squadron in, aud it is by means
unlikely that these people, in mad moment, may attempt
10 oppose ITS entry in which case there will be disa
greeabe work The greater part The troops are it is
said ripe for revolt IT. however, they remain firm to
Miguel, the carnage must be very great but even So
cannot think that Don Pedros party will no,
Scarcely any one here doubts that the Spanars will not
march TO the assistance of Miguel should he be worsted
winch VIII keep the country in disorder probably for
months TO come. Mr. Duts family on board the Rom
neg, where fear shall all be compelled ere long TO
aNe sheer' ne following Is copy OF notice which
has lust been placed on Change:
lhe Portuguese Government having minated TO his
Majesys acting Consul General their intention of pacn
this city, well the whole coast of PORTUGAL in state
oil SIEGE on the appearance of hostile squadron the Con-
sui General, in with Rear Admiral Parker
hnks necessary earnestly to recommend to his Males
SUBJECTS most scrupulousy TO abstain from all nerer
ence with the political affairs OF this country any act
against the constituted authorities under the
oil which conduct alone Admiral Parker is authorized
act win the British subjects for their con should such
alternative unfortunately become nee Mr. Hopp.
ner in making this communication TO his Maesy's sub
ects begs them he has witnessed with the
satisfaction and iudO with
which they have hitherto conducted themselves and no
has the fullest reliance on their continuing the exercise
Of the same.
"Brd-h Consulate, July 8, 1sS2."-Trmes.
Landt2g Of Don Pedro-His Majestys steamer Fire
brand, at midnight the 10th instant fell in with the
squadron of Don Pedro lying at anchor off Oporto bar
boat with officers om Don Pedros frigate Donna Maria
boarded the Firebran1, from whom We gathered the fol-
lowing particulars:
dron arrived Off Oporo BAR and TO anchor and the
morning of Monday landed his forces at the village Of
Metosinhoes (norh side of tie Douro) His whole force
consists Of $780, of which about go English and the
same number of French His MGiesiys ship Stag, Sir
Thomas Troubridge, sauted Don Pedro landing. The
landing stated 10 have been esc Od in regular and
good ORDER there not the slightest opposition offered
Some OF Mguels cavalry down. but not enough
TO re and suddenly wheeled round (aer, as it appeared
some parley among themselves) and reiterated.
Alter the landing had been effected the troops
formed in marching order, and the word "Forwar,p given
Tor oPorto which place they entered without any opGs
uon as the Governor and troops of Don Miguel and The
ponce, abandoned the place, and fled lover the bridge,
across the Douro) Villa ova which is directly on The
opposite side.
The Miguele troops partly DESTROYED the bridge which
is formed OF boats after they had passed over and cons
deraby annoyed Don Pedro's force throughout Monday
when II was resolved that landing should be effected al
Villa Nova by small vessels protected by the guns of the
steamers &C. and 5000 of Don Pedros force were land
ed IN dashng manner, well under of the steamers
VINO pyed In Their own draught Of the occasion
The troops OF Miguel again fled into the Interior after
some hard fighting About this time most melancholy
occurrence took place in the ranks Miguel One of hi,
threw ands utpd al.
multaneously for Donna Maria when they were imne-
datcy hemmed in by all his other troops, and nearly the
whole oil the regiment massacred.
It's therefore conclusive that Don Pedro in possession
oil oporto, which II is expected will spouse his cause by
voluntary arming Of the inhabitants.
Don Pedros exerions prior TO leaving the Western Il.
lands spoken OF highly active and meoriou, and
s decision and prompttude since his landing show that he
VIII leave nothing undone regain the crown of Portu-
gal for bis daughter. We learn also that in Lisbon and
many other parts of Portugal particularly Coimbra very
full march for Lisbon.
The landing at Opoo maserly and we'll timed ar
rangemen for it was almost impossible for his fleet MANY
oil them small merchant unaed vessels TO force the pas
sage oil the Iagus, the OF ST. Julian being partcu-
ary good order and the having been well by
hrng al mark Mguefs troops Lisbon were strength
ehng and building batteries outwors both above and
below Lisbon, which perfectly useless as far as
respects the opposing OF Don Pedro who will enter Lisbon
by the Oporo road.
D0n FedF0' Proclamation to the .d'my its Grriral
off OpOyt0,
"Sodiers Those the shores of ILL faed PortupaI
mere your fathers, sons, wives and friends ait your ar
rival ana conide on your courage and generosity. You
bring peace to whole nation and only war 10 the hypo-
critical and despotic government Of am usurper The
enterprise is one OF gory the noble and the VIC
OIy certain our companions in will ioin YOUR
ranks and Will be ambitious of the honor of fighting by
your SIDE; there be any, who, forgetting his duty NAV
continue TO defend the of desposm rcmcmber that
yoH nave before you the same deuded Portuguese who
at villa da Praa, fled before your courage ConGuerors
OIL 81 Michael and ST. George whose enthusiasm and va
Tor could not be eGtnguhed by the combats of Villa das
Veas, Ursehna and Caheta, by the mpregnable no.
sons OF Madeira and da Veha there you have your ma
tive country, that calls you: there YOU will find tbe
completion OF your glory Soldiers let your cry he
viva Senhora Donna Maria H. and the constitutional
charter-proecion to the unarmed-generosity TO the
Vanqushed' "DON PEDRO, Duke of Braganza.
FRANCE.
From the Messenger des Chambrcs.l
PARIS, July 1--we have Just learnt that the Minis
ter Tor Foreign Affairs, who about set out for the
country enjoy that repose of which he is so much i'm
need decided on the arrival OF the from Germany TO
remain al Paris These accounts have produced az we
oreaw great sensation amongst the Ministry and we
shall not be surprised If their importance should hasten
the return of Marshal Soult
We have been shown very curious document II
results from 1t that previous 10 the Revolution pro
Ject had been concerted between the Duke of Modena
ana some influential men in France for overthrowne
henceloh the Bourbons of the eldest branch and changing
the lace oil both countries this side beyond te Aims
and the whole with the support of the Austrian Cabinet
III was proposed Tor Austria to make an arrangement
respecting LOmbardy and the Appenine provinces but
which did not please Charles Albert 1.-THE Duke of Medicinal
VINO looked to have kingdom composed Of Piedmont and
savoy Genoa Massa, and Modena, in which he meht e
ta6ish sufficiently powerful line, aided by the alliance
of Spain and Naples
Much money had been expended, and affairs yero in
some degree advanced when the ordinance of Poenac