Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-02
From ase Courier and Engsver
LATER FROM ENGLAND.

LATER FROM ENGLAND.
Yesterday ". received our papers
brought by the packet ship John Jay,
Capt Glover, which sailed from
Liverpool On the 9Th ultimo. The la
test London dates are Of the 9TH, and
the Liverpool, Of the 9Th September.
No later accounts had been received
in England from Portugal, and we,
Of course, have no further Information
on the state Of affairs in that country.
The young queen Dona Maria was
expected in England, after having been
allowed to traverse France, though
travelling in her own name, without
the slightest attention Ola the part OF
the government. This ncgiectis still
attributed by some 10 her refusal to
marryt the second son ofLou;s Philippe,
in consequence Of having fixed her
affections on the Duke ofLeucbtenberg
her mother-in-law's brother. It Is
stated in Havre paper that the Duke
had repaired to that place incog"ifo tor
the purpose Of meeting his sister and
Dona Maria, but that an order was
sent him to quit Havre Immediately.
Another journal. however,, states, that
he was living in the same hote! with
the queen, without meeting with any
difficulty with the government.
Be this asst may, it isnot improbable
that the king Of the French was des'r'
aus TO promote an alliance between
bona MARI, and his son. In the posi-
ton he stand., it would be desirable
event. inasmuch az il would strength
en- him on his throne and fatter the
pride Of the French people; but on the
other hand, It is equally probable, that
England would not have looked at a
connection with pleasure, which would
no doubt result in weakening the ties
which have 50 long connected her with
Portugal, and enabled her to exercise
. paramount influence over the poll
tics Of that country.
There 10 a Bayonne account from
Spain that the Duke de Cadovai had
cone over with his troops to Don Pc
dro. and that Don Miguel had retired
into Spain; but it is, most likely, no.
thing but a stock.jobbing ma"euvre,
Nor are the accounts OF the state OF
the health Of the King Of Spain OF a
nature to be depended on.
Our correspondent at Brussels de-
tails the state Of affairs in Germany
and Switzerland. Much Importance
IS attached by some Of the continental
journalists, TO the meeting OF the En-
perors Of Russia and Austria, bat VIC
cannot think with any reason.
The papers arc filled with affecting
details Of the effects Of most v.oIen,
gale on the coast Of England and
France, Belgium and Holland, on the
3lst August and LIST September. Be
sides the convict ship, the Amphitrlte'
of v those loss We were already imorm'
ed, and by which 100 female convict.
persisted, an English asst lodiam"r
loaded with indigo, and Dutch yes
sel With COO hogheads Of sugar, have
been also lost, with numerous coastlne
vessels, steamers, SC. In short, the
destruction Of life and property aP
pears TO have been immense. Ad'i
~ce, from Ostend had been received "
London, which stated that an Amer'
can vessels, outward bound, had beer
lost of DuDkirk with $50 passengers
all Of whom had persisted. We ars
happy to add, however, that the las
London paper received. says, eve
trust. and have reason to believe, thai
this account will prove unfounded.
The tempest had also inflicted grea
injury on the orchards, gardens "ne
particularly on the hop grounds thro'
out England.