Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22
LATEST FROM LONDON.


The New York Courier OF Wednes iay says the London
packet ship Thames Capt Griswold boarded yeser-
day by schooner Eclipse, and night col
lector arrived in town with the journals brought by her.
which are 10 the evening OF the Sd September. We
had before received London papers the morning that
day.
Paris papers had been received of the ls OF September
which state the Queen OF France had lett that capital to
JON The King OF the French whose progress through the
provinces had been marked with general expressions of
respect and attachment When they Paris they
are TO receive visit from the King and Queen OF the
Belgians, Tor whom apartments preparing a the
Tuleiies. Donna Maria received al Havre without
any OF the honours Of royalty. The Portuguese ship
which 10 convey her to Lisbon had yet arrived On
the subject OF the late disturbances in Switzerland tho
Patriot SUISSE has the following:
We have received account of the result of the
ing OF delegates iron the national committees of grand
association for ensurng the safety Of the federacy which
was held two days ago Zurich The meeting
upon an address TO the Diet in energetic terms TO the fol-
lowing effect l. That the members OF the Conference a,
Sarnen and the chiefs OF the rebels who invaded Cuss.
nocht and Basic Country brought TO trial be fore ee
raj tribunal 2 That the town Of Basle which during
three years. has been the of all the troubles which
have agaed the Confederation be made responsible for
all the losses and expenses has occasoned and that the
military now in occupation fit be withdra wn till the
amount Is paid B. That the town OF Basic do pay to the
country all the damage has sustained from non
cuton OF the DEGREES OF the Diet A. That the federal
troops do evacuate Basic Country within four days g.
That the federal commanders whose political condc, has
created weil-founded mistrust, be dismissed g. That
the submission Of Schwitz being complete the federal
troops be entirely withdrawn from the Canton a. That
40 employ all The means at disposal,
pei Neuchatel to fulfil its duties toward the Conlcdera-
ton, and in OF REFUSAL il to be occupied by
troops; FINALLY 1t was resolved, that the committee
should use all their influence with the Grand Councils n
obtain federal constituent assembly in proportion to the
population
The London .Mornng Post gives a difTsren, aceoun,
rom lhat we published yesterday Of the military opera
lions OF Bonrmont before Oporo. We publish IT, win.
out being able TO judge wi ch Of the two statements ap
proarhes the nearest 10 nth.
Bourmonis troops commenced their ina oh towards s
bon on the 18th u suddenly, and consequently withou,
any commssaat arrangements ha ing been previously
made From the want OF provisions, the detachmenis
therefore could only proceed in small numbers. and his
has in Tact been the cause OF the delay The las portion
OF his troops did not quit Go ill he 2Isf but i, fact
that two thirds OF the royaIIst army had marched to he
south before the Pedroes knew Of their movements We
think proper state, that the whole of the army
that was before Oporlo has marched against Lisbon up
wards of % ,0r0 strong. Nr
The plan OF certifying Avintas was cons.ouentlv
mere fent. All the troops had been Withdrawn from the
southern bank of The Douro the 10Th when Sadanba,s
famous sorie took place, with the exception OF six hun
dred men, who for sake OF appearances were guarding
the nearest lines They reeaed pursuant TO orders az
the Pedroites advanced, and took up position on the Ia
mega Thus, the whole of the Oporto district is left will
our regular troops The plans OF the Royaliss being
peteiy altered The guerlas from the upper provinces
have been called down and the command of them
to The old guerlory, pachua,-reRowned during the
Peninsula war, who are led 10 believe will rive n
good OF those Pedroes who NAV penetrate into
the interior. AT all events, the northern provinces are
lett open to he and the Royasts say they may do their
worst. N w
ii turns out, in fact, that Marshal Bourmont complee
y ouiwitied the 0poronan authorities and marched an
army OF $4,000, not dispirited but enthusiastic men TO-
wards lsbon and in the neighbohood of Torres VeL,,
Abrantes, and vicinity there were 10 900 men awaiting
his approach IL delays had occurred was owing IN ,be
want OF depos OF provisions; but the country is reused
and The peasants were bringing in all the supplies the
could heapproach OF this army Lisbon now known
The spirit OF the Oporto army is represented az being the
best by those who lately it, and as TO Bourmonrs
pledges as we may daily expect hear of the attack
Is not Tor us 10 speak.