Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-10

treat In this afar Don Fernando de Noro,hn n.nbs,y
to General ssldanha was unfortunately killed end Cen
er"i Benio de Franco, and three other officers wound.
ed: On the left Colonel Coter was killed, bis head
oeing parity carried away by ball. His SON
had his leg ampu,acd during the action Volunteer Lacy
killed. Captain Robinson and Ensign Russell severely
wounded good number OF Portuguese. and six Ger
man officers likewise killed or wounded and iudys
ing iro'n the numbers already brought, into the hospital,
VIII have placed 500 hors de combat part
Tue nesssed alone and Oh that OF the besegers than
The spirit OF the inhabitants was sriking,y shown
throughout the day, aud many Of them lost lives in
the action carried home honorable wounds Four wo.
men passed me- bringing in wounded man upon li,,erS
aud was almost ashamed OF myself at hearing gill OF
twenty exclaim TO a comprehensive will bring In tho
wounded, tina, the may defend the lines" AT tho
Quina de Nanxeller carried out no der 10 tho
troops amidst the thickest oil the hire.
The London Coulter considers that these events may
be looked upon putting an end the contests in Por,u
gall and states that sit had been for some Time
past that Great Britain and France waited only Tor the oc
Donna Maria as The de acfo sovereign Of Portugal II
may be considered therefore, settled thing. that tho
court. Of london and Paris will Immediately into
the usual diplomatic relations with the Queen of Pou.
gall according TO the established usages between friend
~ countries So FAR, therefore, as the foreign relations
oil Portugal are concerned in respect the two principal
powers OF Europe, the government of Donna hara is
not likely to meet with any difficulties; in her dores-
nc position, however, the Dung Queen xposed to much
aud delicate emba The question Of yto sbsli
be Regent the London Courier treats likely TO &C.
paEs Of sr,@a" e" s H, While admits hs, the
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ty 10 the Queen, and from tue OF his Efforts 10
place her oil the throne Of her would seem to
have The strongest claim, contends that greater
ah'y could al Tie present moment be inflicted upon Por.
ugal than TO 10 his caprice bat OF the
isvoti'es Ivy whom he is VIGOROUSLY influenced. TIC
"It is TO be hoped therefore, that those " ho nave the
opportunity oil pointing out TO the Duke his real positions
and the general Discrimination OF the Portuguese 10 his adj
minsrs'ion OF their affairs may persuade him not to
tempt to centre in his own person the regency his daugh
ers Kingdom. To the success i'm recovering dat
has N M, ecla
on that ground he may take proud position the cha
racter Of the restorer oil the constitutional liberty oil his
i've country he stands before Europe in the iavora
bile lights Tor the sake of Portugal, for the sake his
daughter, end for the sake of the reputation which the
success OF the expedition has gained for him, il DO
hoped that personal vanity may lead him ATTEMPT t6
occupy position which lie couii rnainsin and which
would embroil Portugal in greater difficulty and conusios
than that from which it has been rescued.'
report prevailed at London on the Ssh. that "5ligAei
IS ct for Spain This is asserted upon the authority Of
an alleged note from one Cabinet Minister another.
Should he be compelled TO leave Portugal hee can Be
no doubt that Spain would be ,!.e Kingdom which Lo
would seek an asylum.
The following birds-eye view of Europe, by PALS
sian sponden of of the London ounss strikes
us as being bo'r faithfully and happily drswn:-
From no other foreign quarter, except Spain, do wo q,
present exrectnews OF interest Every where else sor.
OF calm has succeeded TO iermen,. In Poland Ger
many order regns under the influence Of The hayone IN
italy beginning in The north Of The Peninsula find
60 use The slang terms of absouisn force Ia Ioi;
In other words that freedom is Irodcn under foot TIC
ex liberal Charles Gilbert has, it is true ceased ,o
execute daily his half-dozen soloers or LAWYERS but
CHambeTry nd
ro renain crowded with denounced suspected iudv.
du"s, who may at his nod become victims or martyrs:
The Ausan govern Tor the Pope in Bologna and indeed
may be said IN the whole Of The Pspsl States notwithg
Standing that The French ridcuousiy keen NJ theit
ianghabe garrison in Ancoha. King Fcrdniisnd Of Ma
Piles asserts, r ugh the columns the press "a ne me
dunn for conveying legal par, OF the Penins
sul'0 that disafe ction had a moment, menaced
The monarchy. The eeboo,ers OF Greece have for In
moment submitted 10 the foreigner throne of
their q iear) ephemera kingdom, and Mehemet Ali has
magfe ~" been compelled TO content himself with pors
'ioi'' instead oil The entire OF the Ottoman Empire
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Irish Church Temporaes dill had passed both
Houses OF Parliament and only awaited the roy signs.
ture TO brcome a law.
Mr. OConne has given notice Of his intention to set
up new daily morning newspaper
In the House OF Commons, August 9TH Lord Altiiofp In
answer 10 question put TO him by Mr.. OConnei said he
must decline for the present say What coarse Govern
ent would adopt with regard to the recognition of Donna
Maria az Qnee" OF Portugal de fdco well az de jure.
In answer to question Of Sir X. Peel respecting the
dispute between the United States and the North Amer.
can colonies wiirh was referred TO the King OF the Me-
heIand Lord hhorp said The matter yet decided
MI Lte,on brought forward resolution Tor the grant
OF FL OO0 10 he raised Ivy The issue of excequer bills
TO The Irish clergy in payment of the of hes due
10 em This sum s OF course, only loan the part "
the country, and is TO be repaid by ten hall yearly install.
mems The resolution was carried d, isioh by ST
10 81.
In the House OF Lord, on the lst uirimo, The second
reading Of the Jewish Civil Disabilities hin heinz novsJ
was opposed by the Archbishop OF Canterbury the Earl
OF Winchelses, the Bishop Of London, and the Duke Of
Wellington the ground "bst it inconsistent will,
Jews into the highest Offices Of the State The Arch
bishop OF Dublin, the Marquis OF Westminster, The Bishop
OF Chichester, the Lord Chancellor the Duke Of Sussex
Lord Melbourne Lord Howden and the Earl Of Go,Gord
supported The Bill, and contended that person ought to
be excluded from civil offices oil their religious
opinions On the question being taken there we're for the
second reading 81 against il 104.
On The ID, the Marquis OF Westminster gave notice.
that, unless other person took up the subject he
should next session for leave bring in bill
move the civil disabilities Of the jews and that he should
also think ii his duty 10 move in the session. that
their LordsbPs privilege OF voting by proxy which he
had always been opposed, should he longer continued.
The Slave Emancipation Bill is still before the Com
mons The clause granting twenty millions indem-
nifty, had been sgrced to. The Bank Charter and East
India Conpdnys Charter still before The legislature.
Another extensive fire occurred Liverpool Satur.
day night, the Bird Of August, by which much damage
falling Of wall upon saw pit which many persons
had placed themselves to witness tc progress Of the
flames.
spain.
Tho health Of King Ferdinsndis said 10 have agan be-
precaroUs and that the Queen has gained her
cendancy at the Spanish Court She is now free to
ceve her political friends in her apartment The govern
ment has ordered the most energetic 10 prevent
The Introduction Of the cholera into Spain. Nothing in
dictates that it has yet broken ~ any part OF tst
Kingdom.
GERMANY
circular has been issued by the government, for the
suppression efectnsly, Of the association Of the
Carbona and also OF the society Of the "Giovine Italia
Entrance into those sssocstions s hencciorwsId bs
deemed treason.
RUSSIA
The Gazette OF the Ionisn Islands dated July 20)
states that according to the terms Of treaty between
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