Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-30


sent to impose respect lLe aned hoes OF a,bilrory
Soveroigns.
LONDON, nh June. Tho Austrian rovernmen, an.
pears seriously alarmed button whst patct ar
not quite clear. An Asisi, army Of l20 OO0 20 so 900
mcn stationed in Italy .ctps 10 OGO men is quar.
tered in the Voraberg eud may cou-,dricd as is adj
yaneed guard, capable OF Being directed tpou taly.-
Eiance, or Germany as circumstances might require
The banks OF the Rhine noeovcl Tined win troops
sanguinary conflict o,. place OF the l3 ult between
the inhabitants OF Frekcu o.; aud those. a li.siau Dis,
mfoanees nave also oeehtrcd recently in 0er parts Of
Swserland
Ifouseef Lgrds, .uondcy, Zane 3.
roETUGAL.
The Duke of Wsiiin ytos, housh Gorw,rI his nrouisoJ
motion for an address ;hc King t1t hi. Mai., would
TOO gtaeossy pleased TO preserve neutrality between the
conending parties in Portugal his Grace charged the 90
vernment Of Ibis country with having persisted, in lon
course OF injustice towards her ancient anl iLiu alIv
and entered n'O various details in support that opinion
such as the neglect OF ministers induce France to most
ponc her clams, while thy Portuguese government WAS
Immersed in administration permission o l. seizure of
tne 1se al Lisbon and tarr refusal TO prevent the sailing
Oh eApeuuons ana the hitting out tournaments ia this con
try All this, lac maintained, was violation Of treaties
ana an Abandonment OF the spri, of neutrality upon which
they procssed 70 act Another Apartment on which Tho
oOe ouke appeared TO lay great stress grounded on
the fact OF our Interference prevent Spain from taking
my patin the contest between the brothers. coupled
with the assumption, that while the British government
enforced that demand With respect TO Spain, they adopted
contrary course in their policy II the government
were really determined TO assist Don Pedro nc concncd
u would be more honorable in them say 80 az once
TO make professions which were cOntriced bv lhc CON
duct making what he called under. hand war against
The deJdetoruler OF Portugal He warned the house that
II Don Pedro should succeed with the aid OF British adj
ventures the consequence would be civil war not only
Ia Portugal hut in Spain. After recommending that his
Majesty should at once recall his subjects who were en-.
gagged on both sides OF tho contest tic noble duke con
cluded by moving tho address alluded 10 above
Earl Grey admitted the importance of the subject as
branch Of our foreign relations and expressed bis strong
sense OF The eXpedcncy of preserving an alliance with
Portugal; but lie denied that tic uOble duke had any
ground Tor his motion, which a motion of ccnsure
upon ministers. Their Conduct had been the reverse Of
ml'at was descrihedit had been that of strict neu,ra
~ His orship then described the state OF Porupa he
lore he came into Office andaldcd the ire acheries and
peJunes under which Don Miguel had asceuded the
throne. and awaited himself OF the presence of British
army TO assist his ususpaon making thc power and nl
ence oil nus county sort OF accompce in the Transaction
lie appealed TO the house whether the government OF this
country e9uid nave iaNen part against the legitimate
Queen OF Portugal whose rights had been uslrped bv
violation all engagements As for the obGg alton OF trea
Ties, he asked whether they could bind this country 10
resist every attack on Portugal right or wrong Govern
ment, he maintained had done every thing to preserve
the slrcles neutrality }csides, British merchants in
this country had right TO furnish arms ammunition SC
10 any and to all parties in country with which we are
at peace and they had done Alter entering into vari
Gus details descriptive 81 the conduct whir! ministers had
pursued the noble lord reiterated his appeal 10 the can
dor of The house 10 reject the proposition before it,
Lord Aberdeen, Tho Marquis Of Linsiowue, Lori III.
don, and the LoI Chancellor followed after which their
90 J'''S
Lord Kenyon then moved tl,ot the address they had
$50 w, 'uo" W c'ii.u UP anu presented 10 his Ma
past IL.
ANSWER TO THE ADDRESS
All the ministers hliiag come in, and taken their
places, ~
Inc Marquis OF Wellesley, who appeared in the Wind.
sor uniform rose and said he commaned y his Ma
Jesty TO communicate his Macsty's answer TO tIer lord
snip: Address ct the 81 Jane, which was as toow,-
MY Lords have already taken, all such measures
as appear to me TO be necessary for maintaining the ncu
traIy which had determined to Observe in the contest
now going on in Portugal"
ms short ana puhy answer received with the Ut
most silence, house quite full the one that voted
the address. -