Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28
FOR EEGN.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

NEW YoRK, Sept. ~.
BY the packet ship Sovereign, Capt. Kearney, London
papers, Sc TO the evening of the 18Th ult received.
private letter from London of the 18th, says: The
Presidents Veto has materially affected the value of u.
Bank Stock which is now held at G2 10 G2i los div
! off, but sales very difficult"
The papers afford no political intelligence of much in
teresIs Don Pedro had yet advanced from Oporo.-
Eight vessels, IRON the f.. Indies, Brazil Sc captured by
his squadron, arrived at Oporo the 3D. and 4 OF
gust Inc Times OF the l5th speaks Of letter from
respectable British merchant at Lisbon, dated the 4th,
which states, he had just received intelligence that the
garrison Of the fortress OF Ameida had declared for Donna
Malta and had hosed the colors OF the young Queen
The fortress is very important
Sir alter Scott continued greatly afflicted. His
plant had been stationary for days apparently neither
| advancing nor rerogading.
The marriage of King Leopold the Princess Louise
took place at ComPeigne OF the 10Th August
The harvest III England and Scotland promised TO be very
favorable.
TWAS understood the King would close the present Par
lament the 18th.
London tug. 10 A p M-Consols for Account 81 is;
Belgian rs l2 Brazilian 4s 81 o; Dutch Ia; Greek
Is I2 and I2 Mexican 81 8; Portuguese 81 I-2 1-2
Portuguese Scrip 2 l-2 dis
We have much pleasure in announcing to readers
that the long pending negotiations, generally named the
Belgian Question, are in fair train of adjustment by
Treaty of Peace. Our letters from the Hague Amster-
DAM and Brussels speak in very confident upon the
subject and consider the result certain. The of
the Funds may generally be considered index of pub
lie opinions and we find that the Dutch Funds have been
gradually rising.
The force OF Don Pedro in and in life neghborhood of
Oporto amounts now TO about 10000 men, 5000 of which
he brought from the Azores the being volunteers
and deserers, who have joined him.
The pecuniary resources Of Don Pedro, the other
hand, increasing. The wine left by the Mieuelite
Company Oporto is said TO TO nearly 1000 pipes
which will fetch upwards of million sterling, sold at
very low price.
Ii appears that the boundary line for Greece which
has been considered advantageous, obtained from
the Grand Segnor at the price of $4,000 900 Of Turkish
piasires which are to be deducted from the which he
had undertaken TO pay to Russia.
Mercantile letters have this morning been received from
Constanlinople, dated late the 22d and Odd Of last
month, containing important intelligence respecting the
war between The Yiceroy of Egypt and the Porte II is
stated that an express had arrived at Conannople with
account Of the defeat Of the Grand Turkish Army
der Hussen Pacha in the neghborhoOd Of Aleppo Some
Of heleers, however, state that The action took place with
advanced corps only and that the main body Of the Sui
tan's army, which is commanded by Hussein Pacha in
person, not engaged; but they in describing
the rout Of the Turks as complete The mortality Of
busseins troops occasioned by disease, had previously
been great and this defeat whatever the extent Of may
really hayebe appears TO be regarded by the writers Of
the letters as quite decisive Of the present campaign and
most disastrous to the Porte.
postscript to letter mentions that there also
in crculaOn report Of naval victory obtained by the
Egyptians who was said, had captured several vessels
ENGLAND.
Falmouth, Eng dug. 1O.-The Hermes packet Just
arrived, left Lisbon the 4th, and Oporto 9th Instant
The LsboI accounts continue to represent the inhabitants
and sodery in the city manestirg such strong cons
tuonal feelings TO leave Miguel and his Government
without the guarantee of their continuing another week
in power The lack Of money with Miguel is stated to
be very apparent and arrests continue to be made in the
city for the procurement Of IT, On the 4ih wealthy
merchant sent to prison for not Immediately comply
ing with the ubiquitous demand
The accounts further state that Don Miguel has had the
iemey to order his fleet out Of the Tagus; consisted
OF line-Obattle ship, bearing admraPs flag, fri
gate and five smaller vessels. Sartorious perceving
their movements waited I'LL their near approach then
slipped and stood out sea. lie joined by three of
the fleet which had been cruising. On the evening Of
the 3D. the squadron neared each other few exchanges
Of shots took place in the the night during which
SartOnus got the weather gauge and succeeding in
his 6r object to draw them of the shore, and then en-