Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-03


portuny OF verifying his former survey VI the west coast
OF B'ns Bay, which every master OF Greenland ship
eau testify to DC most correct
Only three men died during the voyage two OF whom
uen whose constitutions unfit Tor the climate
On the whole, may be truly said tina, this expedition
done than any that preceded it, and It be remem-
hered that Capt Ross and his nephew were volunteers
serving wi bout pay, for the attainment Of great national
Object in prosecuting which, they have los, their ALL
From Hull. Capt Ross proceeded to London and re-
eevei The most gratifying testimonials oil public aPprobs-
ton for his services.
despatch agreed TO- 10 be forwarded by winter
express TO Captain Back, acquaiuting him OF Captain
koss return, and directing him his attention
enir.iy 10 the second object o, his mission, namely
completing the line OF the northeastern part OF Ams-
nca, OF which little than 100 miles remain to be
traced.
Thv latest intelligence received in England from Cap
tain Back conveyed in letters Dated Norway House,
Jack River. l9h June, the tenor Of which favor
able.
From London Captain Ross proceeded to Windsor Cas-.
tie, where he had the honor OF dining with his Majesty.
Iappeas that Captain James e. Ross, the nephew OF
the Commander penetrated 200 miles Into the interior OF
the country, guided by the Esquimaux and discovered
the Magnetic pulc about 10 deg 80 min. N lat SO deg.
W. ion which he planted the British flag, taking pos
session o the spot in the o the King In about lat
SO, small ishmus of about 10 miles, divides seas for
Is ascertaned that there is passage south Of North
SOMERSET but that from Cape Garry, the land is
ell with what is termed Melville peninsula In the 10
miles above mentioned, they found lake about miles
BROAD so that there u.s. in act not than six miles OF
land to divide the seas at that spot from whence again
DIVORCES 10 Point Turnagan, without their having found
any such river as the supposed Great Fish River.
y, e,
will the public look for the narrative of their
Aud how satisfactory must be the that
fund which has despatched Capt Backs expedition in
search OF hen that this mantle station of good feeling
took place; that the countrys rescued from
disgrace Of leaving them TO their aie and that regardless
Of the boJings OF croskers, course was adopted alike
honorable the parties and now so grateful To the he arts
OF their restored countrymen.
The London papers the intended marriage OF
Miss Fanny kembe 10 Pierce Butler, ESQ.,, Of Phiiadei
pha They also announce that the Journal kent by Miss
N: aumg her residence in this country, is 10 be
United thither Tor publication.
The Duke and Duchess of BuccIeuch were riotousiy
attacked at the town Of Bggar their way Stirling,
where his Grace was TO preside at great Agricultural
meeuhg uch indignation is expressed at
novel in Scotland.
lNsuRREcrIoN IN SpAIN.-The death Of the King
OF Spain has been followed was anticipated by an at.
tempt on the part the friends OF Don Carlos his brother
obtain Tor him possession Of the throne The
ton commenced in Bscay where Don Carlos is supported
with great zeal They have made themselves of
the city oil Biiboa, in that province, after
aud mprisoning many of the liberals, and pagng their
houses.
Vittoa, in Alava, another Basque province il also in
their hands, but there, through the rmness OF the be.
raj party The change took place without the eIusion OF
blood The liberals, acquainted with the preparations OF
the Carists, assembled in the Plaza Aviea having i'm the
midst oil them the municipal authorities, and flag of
no, to no v nsusems announcing their determination
Biiboa, but TO die with arms in their hands.
parey took placethe liberty and property of all those
who were known 10 hold liberal opinions we're ed
and they were permitted to depart of the city with
their arns In Guipascoa the third OF the Basque provn.
ces me oeras are said TO be strong in point
and the old Constitutional Volunteers of rolosa are form
ing again, having called upon of the refugees from
France to come and place themselves their head They
had already compelled column of 500 Biscsvans 10 no
had advanced far Bargoa 10 retire TO their own
vince The instruction had spre into Navarro but at
Pampeuna in that province, where the first disturbance
took place, the insurgents stated TO have been over
powered ana The troops sent from that attack the
Carlists who were advancing province had sue
seed'd IN defeating the latter and taking their leader
Santos Ladron, prisoner The Queens Government are
taking active measures suppress the and
said to have despatched 5000 of the Royal Guard to
Viuoria.
The Madrid Gazette of Oct 18th quoted in the Paris
papers, states that the French Ambassador at an audience
with The Queen Regent on the 18th OF that h. declar.
ed IN the name OF his Sovereign, that her friend ay
relation AMI neghbor he offered services in maintain
ing the rights OF her daughter ell as all the sun
port she might, under any circumstances quire from
France The Instructions OF the Carlis,s diferen,
parts of Spain known Madrid but ere no, cons
dered Serious and no disturbance OF pubic tranquility
hdd occurred IN that capital Assurances OF support had
been received by the Queen Regent from the Captains
Generals the provinces and the permanent depuarion
OF the Grandees SPAIN had their adhnsinn in
her government One OF the Paris Journals the Tennis
says was believed at Madrid that the Ministry would be
changed and that the Queen inundated into pub.
fishing her Manifesto by Zea Bermudez
Don Pedro iva and that VIII Isl The support of Fance
was uncertain, the hostility of the Northern Courts il
she pursued any oher line Of policy than that previously
adopted would be inevitable. The advice oil her sis err
the Temps says has changed her o, nion and that Zes
Bermudez will be dismissed
PORTUGAL
he lat
OF October from Lisbon. Our direct adyces from tina,
place will be recoected, have already come down 10
the 18th oil October The correspondents Of the London
however, give various details hsto-
OF the which have not before reached US: but
OF 10 great Importance The City OF Waterford steam.
err which has been plying between England and Lisbon
during The whole season, wrecked 22d OF Sep
ember No lives were lost, but all the baggage and car.
20 either went 10 the boom or carried off by the
people OF ST. Martnhas, which place the disaster oc
CURED. The queens wardrobe, quantity of plate,
books &C. were on board-aItogeher, it estimated
The Queen had reviewed the troops in company with her
father and brilliant suite, which occasion all the Off.
had the honor OF kissing her hand All safe and
tranquil tOporto The agents Of the Queen in England
have received instructions TO raise Immediately thou
sand men Tor her service.
GERMANY
Arrests oil the students at Weimsr continued. They are
sent 10 EiseDacb, 10 await in that prison their e
The estates OF Morava have resolved to commemorate
The joy Of the inhabitants the fortunate escape of the
Emperor oil Austria from injury, his fall from his
horse, by establishing asylum for the blind and by en-
arging other charitable institutions.
Bya Convention between Russia the German DOW ers
has been determined that all the Poles still GERMANY
shall be sent out OF the country embark for England or
the United States OF Anerica.-Accordingly, The few
Poles who were still at DRESDEN lately arrested and
conveyed with English passports Halle thence to pro.
coed to England.
The Presburgh Gazette gives account of contirued
torrents OF rain having fallen the 2I 22J of Sent
which caused extensive foundations in Lower Hungary
and the destruction OF iDDumerable bridges and mills
The Clageniurt Gazette contains similar statements from
Csrinthia aud Upper Syria.
HOLLAND
The States General were TO assemble on the In,h of
October. The opening speech of the King was looked for
with anxiety in the British capital q, -,
generally believed that its tenor would be d sstsfscto