Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-27

telligence that the squadron under the commsnd OF Ad
mirsl Napier, three irigstes and corvette, brig and
schooner sailed from Lagos Bay I'd inst and the following
day came in sight OF the Mguele Aeet, SAIL then calm.
On Friday, breeze sprngng up bore down upon them.
nirafs ship Don John "a guns; the Ds Ranha, II; o
large store ship so guns; the Princess Real irgae, and
corvette. which oil carried into Lagos where they
are immediately TO be RENTED for the Of her Ma.
jes y, Donna Maria Officers k lleti-Csptan George OF
the Pedro. Admal's Tag ship; Captain Goblet OF the
Donna Msiis; Lieutenant Miller marines; the mas err Of
the R''nha da Portugal and Lieutenant Woodbridge Flag
Lie utenant severely wounded, since dead. Wounded
Captain Napier, jr Captain Reeves. Lieutenant Edmond.
on the part OF the Mguetes very gres
The ragus is blockaded The number OF troops which
had declared for the Queen OF Agarve is from 5000
1000 men, and makes the force under Compile Villa
Flor about 10000.
BRITISH HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The Bill for removing the East India Conpany's Char
following day the House went into committee upon
the Bill aud during tina, an the succeeding day rapid
progress was made in the details
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
On the Ill., Mr. IL L. Bulwer. previous TO proce eding
with his promised motion for papers respecting the
measures pursued by Russia in her late interference
with tue State Of Turkey, inquired whether a Co.
vernmen existed in this country. (Lord Ahorp: Here
we are)-lt did not follow that because they were
there, that they constituted Govcrnmont.-He then
aaverted TO The recent Interference Of Russia in the
Affairs OF Turkey, and expressed his astonshment that
England appeared to have taken no share in these import
ant transactions He hoped the noble Secretary for For
egn Affairs would afford satisfactory explanation 1t
appeared TO him impossible that any person who had
watched the conduct Russia could doubt that the object
which she aimed at to reduce Turkey under her do.
ninon This country however could not lonely look on
and see her carry that object into effect In order
the noble Lord opportunity OF xpanng what had
the course OF policy pursued by England he would move
that an address he presented TO his Majesty praying him
10 lay before the House copies OF papers respecting the
measures pursued by Russia in her with the
state OF Turkey.
Lord Palmerson replied, that compliance with the mo.
on would be productive of encnce that
doubted not Russia would keep faith hi. subject,
that he believed at the time he was speaking the Rus
slams withdrawing He only asked that confidence
might be repo'ed in the Government this subject for
very short time
OF Lord P.lmerston's statement withdrew his notion
In tho House OF Commons nearly all the early sitting
and considerable part of the late, occupied with the
details in committee Of the East India Conpanys Charter
Bill; the committee proceeded as lar the 10Th clause
with only one division, on an amendment OF Mr. Hume
TO the effect that instead Of "twenty years az
to he the period of the renewal il should he with
two years notice 10 the company should parliament dee
1t advisable The amendment was lost by majority OF
81 The bill il To be committed Monday and pro-
coed de die in diem until disposed Of
Sir John Wrot,esey gave notice of call Of the house
tor THURSDAY next in contemplation it is understood
me vote oil The House OF Lords the second reading Of
the Irish Church Bill which is fixed for Wednesday
VEST INDIA AFFAIRs.-At an adjourned Getting
OF West India propetors the Thatched House Tavern
the Earl of Hardwood in the chair resolutions were
decaring-"That the meeting anxious TO adop the
principle OF the resolutions of Mr. S,anley that they had
always been ready TO offer his Maesy's Government
their local knowledge and practical experiences that the
proposed bill mei,aed unnecessary interference with
rshs anu privileges oil the Colonial Legislatures and
that committee, consisting of the agents of the Islands
and other gentlemen, should be appointed examine into
the details OF the BILL and report hereafter upon it,
Dublin papers announce the death OF Dr. LafIan Roman
Catholic Archbishop Of Cashe and brother Sir Couey
De Laffan, Baronet.
RUSSIA
Dispatches from St. Petersburgh as also the ST. Pc
tesbugh Gazette received in London on the I1h of JuIv
mention plot against the life OF the Emperor of Russia
toE DIT
short time ago. and bound themselves by an oath TO
effect his assassination. 1t first made public by Jour
nal which gave an account of the reception of dcpuaon
which waited upon the Emperor in Finland gratu-
late him on the Illustration Of the conspiracy IL seems
that the Russian authorities did not wish the matter made
public, but on this account appearing deemed tight to
alude 10 it in the Gazette. The sensation created
throughout Russia very great and all sorts of precau
tons are employed to protect the Emperor in his various
visits TO the frontier towers
TURKEY.
The ST. Petersburg Journal of July 3d. announces ad-
wees from Constantnope oil the continued retreat OF the
Egyptians lbrahim Pacha's vanguard the other
side OF Konah Captain Baran, Van Leven and Colonel
Hahz, who went commissioners TO Ibrahm's Camp TO
witness the retreat of the Egyptian army had been fur
nshed with an open letter from the Grand Vizier the
Turkish civil and military authorities in the provinces
through which they were TO pass.
Belgian papers state that the terms proposed by
the King of Holland The basis final arbitration are
that Belgium shall bear larger proportion OF the debt
han was first suggested and that ill such adoption, he
orbears to say word in the admission of The indepen
dence OF the new kingdom In this proposal may be dis.
cerned the germs of fresh crop OF protocols.
The Neapolltan and Sarjnian government s have com
lmuDicaed Tie s8, their prot against The
alteration made by the Sp,nsh in the law for
regulating the succession 10 the Crown of Spain.
New YORK, Aug. %.
LATEST FROM EURoPE-The packet ship Geo Wash.
ington, Capt HOlredge, from Liverpool arrived this dsy
shortly before our paper put press She brings
Liverpool papers TO the 25h OF July and London to the
2ilb, both inclusive.
The English ministry still in their places The
Irish church Temperatures bill in the House of Lords
passed on the night OF Friday July I9h second read
Ing by majority OF 80, with full discretion
on the subject OF its details in Committee In the course
oil the last day. the Bishop Of London avowe himself in
layor oil church reform i'll England 10 limited extent
lie supported the second reading OF the BILL on the ground
that the circumstances oil the Irish church required ees
ave interference, but objected TO several details of the
measure. The Earl OF Winchesea inquired whether the
Bishops had received communication from the Kline cal
cuated 10 Influence their votes the Irish Church Re.
form bill, TO which the Bishop OF London gave no direct
answer lie bill was opposed by the Earl OF Eldon and
the Archbishop oil Canterbury destructive 10 the Pro-
tesant church establishment in Ireland The Archbishop
OF Dublin supported the general principles OF the bill
The Duke oil Wellington condemned the iempozing mea-
sures OF the Government which had bee the means OF
placing the Clergy OF Ireland in their present
ana had rendered some OF Church Reform i'm
That country matter OF necessity He should vote for
The second reading of the bill but he alluded TO MANY of
us essential provisions as being highly Objectionable and
when he should oppose when the bill commit
tee.
Viscount Melbourne and the Lord Chancellor defended
The measure as calculated 10 the interests of The
Protestant Church Established in Ireland " hist the con-
tended that there not the least foundation for the charge
oil its being measure Of spolation.
The second reading OF the bill also supported by the
Bishop OF Bath and Wells the Bishop of HerelorJ ord
he Ear of