Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-22
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IAIER.
The packet Caledonia has since arrived ot N. York
with Liverpool dates OF the 9Th. Feb.
1t brings the entire defeat of the Turkish army under
the Grand Vizier, by the Egyptian forces commanded bv
the son of the Pacha.-This event appears to have EXCITED
great interest in the capitals OF the chief European powers.
The destruction OF the power ofthe Grand Seignior was Sc
rousIy apPrehended. Russia, il is said, was Fastening to
his succor, but demanded, as the price of her interyen.
ton, the cession OF the entire principalities of Moldavia
and Wallachia. 10 this project Of aggrandizement on the
part oil the EmpNxpr Nicholas, England, France, and Aus
tria have, it is asserted, expressed their decided dissent
and that a French fleet, under the command of Admiral
Roussin, would be Immediately dispatched TO the Bospbo.
rus, the Admiral being instructed TO act as negotiator. or
to assume a more warlike character, as circumstances
might render e%XPedient. Some accounts saw an EnoIsb
Meet would be sent on a similar errand-alI agree, that
England and France are acting on this occasion with a
perfect conformity OF views; indeed, Judging from the line
OF policy hitherty adopted by the two governments, tIis
would seem TO be very probable.'
P~oRTUGAL.-No military movement oT conseouonco
at Oporto. The Marquis Pamela has been compeued IN
resign his confidential station near the person of Don Pc.
dro.-Some say that Lord Hervey's mission to Lisbon has
entirely iailed-others the reverse, and that the two broth
es will quit the Kingdom, leaving il with a regency I'M
der Donna Maria. Some accounts say, too, that Sir STRAIT.
ford Cummings embassy to Madrid for the purpose of in
ducing the Spanish Government TO give their assent and
support to such an arrangement had been successful,
which others deny.
ENGLAND.-The Parliament Of Great Britain and ire.
land have commenced their Sessions by election. in the
House OF Commons, Of Mr.. Sutton as Speaker. The
King would deliver his speech on the 9th. Cobbett has
made his debut in that body in his accustomed style. He
n"o PhphoiNu ~ olbEhidl btAcI uCnNlDe INA he had ever
been naturalized in this country. Can it be possible tbat
when he edited "The Porcupine," in Philadelphia. the
most violent party paper ever printed in this country, be
was not a citizen?
IRELAND continues in a deplorable condition, the iajIs
being crowded with prisoners in many counties, and the
threats and violence Of the populace preventing the at
tendance Of juries at the Assizes. In fact, it is stated
that the criminal laws are no longer enforced in Kilkenny.
aud several other countics-so completely has anarchy
obtained the sway, and struck with terror the friends Of
good order.
FRANcE-Pdris, Jan. 27.-Our last accounts from
Blaye state that the Duchess de Berri, who had been Tor
some time seriously i%ndisposed, was dsngerouslyiI L Her
illness is attributed by every body here TO a cause which
shall be namoless, and her danger 10 the unskilmlness OF
a surgeon who has attended her. Two experienced me-
dical men, Messrs. OihIa and Auvity, have been despatch
ed by the Government to Blaye. Those two gentlemen
are more particularly known in France as protesting what
IS called here legal medicine-tbat l., Offering evidence i'm
criminal courts in cases of death hOm a violent or sppa.
renly uDaccouniable cause
Some Of the London prints are fraught with statements
OF some consequence 10 the u. 5. In consequence OF the
rumors aloat, II is said that a deputaton Of The West In
dla planters had waited upon Earl Grey, and was told by
him that Ministers had determined to recommend the
emancipation Of the slaves in the British West Indies, 10
be ELECTED in three years-that in but few cases they
would be paid! for, that $1,000 troops would be sent to the
west Indies, TO keep down the immediate mischiefs Of the
scheme. The Earl would not tell them, whether the
J King speech would recommend the measure.