Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-16
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BY the arrival at New York Of the
packet ship Silas Richards, Captain
Burnley, from Liverpool, whence she
sailed on the 25 ofSeptembcr, We have
Liverpool papers to the 18th, and Lon.
don to the oath, being nine days later
than our former advlces. The news
is moi Of sufficient importance 10 occ's-
py our coulums with the dull details.
Bourmount the commander Of NligueGs
forces, had sent in articles Of capitu-
lation, which had been rejected BY Pc
dro. characterization was supposed to
exist in the ranks Of Miguel, ard the
18th regiment had 90 far evinceo its
desire to JOIN the opposing army, that
it was found necessary to Gisarm them,
and they were ordered to the rear.
The Los.don Times does not credit this
report, but considers the eventual de-
feat Of Miguel certain.
Several skirmishes had taken place
without advantage to either side. Lis
bon has been so strongly fortified. that
1t Is considered impregnable, and an
attack BY Miguel would be considered
madness.
Lord William Russell and Admiral
Parker had refused to act AZ mediators
between the Portuguese brothers, but
had despatched q steamer to England
for orders.
A slave ship with 3O7 slaves, was
captured ~ II. b. Nj. ship Trinculc,
Lieut.. Thompson, and carried into
Sierra Leone.
A Ru.sian seventy-four had been
lost on the coast Of Finland, and out OF
a crew. Of $50 men, Is only were
saved.
Louis Philippe has bad an alterca-
ton with his principal minister, on the
subject Of a diplomatic correspondence
carried on without the participation
Of the department Of foreign affairs.
Cholera continues to rage in Spain.
In the internal affairs Of England
and France nothing has occurred wor-
thy Of notice.
No progress appears to have been
made in the settlement Of affairs b.
tween Holland and Belgium.-Tbe
meeting Of the two Empeross and the
King o6 Prussia seems to have lost a
good deal Of the interest which il first
occasioued; we dare say it still ret sins
more than 1t deserves.
M. Livingston had arrived at Paris.
The London Spectator says, "a plot
20 assassinate the Emperor Of Russia
has been discovered at 81. Petersburg,
in which several Poles are SAID to be
implicated. A report has also been
circulated, that letters from General
lafayette were found in possession Of
enc Of the conspirators, urging him to
the commission Of the deed. This the
gallant and bigh-minded old General
most Indignantly denies; and We sup
pose there is scarcely n human being
who would not at once aequit him OF
the Charge"
Portugal--L.isbon, Sept. l2.-The
Echo steamer is suddenly ordered Of,
il Is Supposed with dispatches, rs Col.
Hare has becn going backwards and
forwards between the contending par
tics, which gives some appearance Of
authority to the reports which are cir
cuIating Of some proposals for nego-
liation.
Meanwh lille no other attack has been
made by Bourmont since his discom-
future on the fifth. AsPirit Of insubor-
-dination 10 supposed to exist in his
army. The deserters come in consid-
cradle numbers every day, and this
wish vas sossroneiy shown by the 18th
Regiment, that it has actually been DIS.
armed and ordered to the rear.
The line Of fertilization IL increasing
in strength every dav, and may be con-
sidered ~ impsegnarle. 20 that the
wors: that can happen Is . protraction
oft'i- unfortunate affair, in which Don
Miguel must eventually succumb.
The opinion is therefore very general,
that il favourable terms were granted|
70 ham he would retire from the contest.
De Pedro y, however,, known to-
aSesse 10 come to any other legme With
ashssaher than the fate of war, . llsat|
vssy ikely peahine will be doe te-l