Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-11-07
FoUR DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND,

by the packer sup ObdS GtscnaSuss Capts
HOldredge, files Of London papers to the cath
Of Sept. and Liverpool to the 25th inclusive
\ are received.
The only news of particular interest con-
tanned in the foreign journals is that which
Srelates to Portugal. II will be perceived by
our extracts that Marshal BOurmOnt had sent
in IS articles of capitulation, which Don Pc
drO had at once rejected, refusing to promise
any thing further than that Don Miguel's life
should be spared.
Paris dates of the 21st had been received
in London, by which it appeared. that mis-
understanding had arisen between the French
King and the Duke de Broglie, in cOnse-
qnence of Louis Philippe having carried on
diplomatic correspondence without consult
ing with his minister, who it is said rendered
his resignation, but was induced to withdraw
it at the solicitation of the other minister's
Misunderstanding are also represented to
have existed between some of the members
of the French cabinet, which threatened a
change in the ministry.
The arrival at Paris Of the Hon. Edward
Livingston, Minister Plenipotentiary from the
United States to the Court of st. Cloud, is
announced 10 the Paris papers Of the 2lst.
Sept.
By a.paragraph under date of Constantine
pie, it appears that third destructive conha;
grafton had devastated large portion Of that
devoted city.
London. Sept. 22d.--The private letters
brought by his Majesty's steamer Echo. from
Lisbon, dated the 18th inst. have been re-
eriyed this morning. The accounts contain
ed 10 them are decidedly favorable, confirm
ing the report 10 sshich we alluded on Satur-
day, Of Don Miguel having offered terms Of
negotiation for the settlement of the question.
Some Of the terms were of such nature as
induced Don Pedro TO refuse to- accede tn
them, the principal Of which were that Don
! Miguel should enjoy as Infantado Of Portugal
the rights and properties belonging thereto,
but that he was willing. that being granted. to
leave the country; another was. that the es-
tates and properties Of his partizans and the
clergy should not be liable to confscati0n,
with one or two more that were considered
objectionable before Don PedrO's refusal
Application was made to Lord William Rus
sell 10 negotiate them, hut his lordship not
considering himself entitled to do SO, sent
home to the British government for instruc-
tinns. The dispatches were forwarded on
| Friday TO Windsor, where Lord Palmerston
was on a visit and il is said that the requisite
instructions were sent on Saturday night by
the Pike, which was left with The mail.
From Woolmer's Erter Gazette, Saturday, o'clock
Cessation Of Hostilities in Portugal.-We
stop the press for the purpose Of announcing
information we have Just been favored with
by gentleman direct from Plymouth. whu
obtained it from the officers ON board the
Echo.
He states that gen. Bourmont and Don
1 Miguel had made propositions to Don Pedro
! and Lord William Russell, eur plenipotentia-
4 ry at Lisbon, for an amicable termination ol
the contest.
Lord Russell did not consider himself al
liberty to consegt to these propositions with
out the authority ofthe English government
and on that account the Echo steamer was
Immediately despatched to this country. that
a statement of the terms proposed by Don
! Miguel might he laid before the British cabi
net; and, therefore, until an answer is return
ed to our ambassador. there will be a cessa-
| ton of h0stiliiies.
| Immediately on the arrival Of the Echo at
Plymouth, an express was despatched to
London. Don Miguel Is understood to have
made six prnpositions--that his estates shall
| De reserved to him. the past be forgotten, and
his adherents protected, &c.
The French General CrOuef, one Of the
commanders in the Miguelite army, was kill.
ed in the battle ofthe 5,h inst.
! The Lord Lieutenant.-It is positively as
serted by the friends of government that Lore
/ Wellesley is to be the last Lord Lieutenant G
ireland. The Office, when his l0rdship re
tires, is to be abolished, by which 100, O0Ol
per annum will be saved TO the country.
! FIVE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
NEw-YoRK, tDaily Adv.l Nov. 4.
Al half past this mnrning, our new sl,oa carn
up with the arrival ofthe packet ship Ajax Capai,