Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-21

From he baltimore Chronicle Of See, =
FOREIGN NEWS.
I.,Petto"s from Poy,xgol-Capsxrc O
'4Hkasbon-fXgM Of Don Miguel.
By the Packet ship United State.
captain Holdredgc arrived at N. Yor
on Tuesday from Liverpool, whicI
place he left on the Sth Of August ou
correspondents have received files Q
Iiyerp"sa papers to that date, an,
London to the scveuth, both inclu
: sive.
The capture ofs'se city Ct Lisbon b.
the forces Of Donssx Maria, is the mos
important occurrence presented b,
these adyiccs.
The clause in the bill for grantin.
twenty millions to the holders ofslave.
: IN the Bsist;sh Yves, Indies, as an in
: de'anity for their emancipation, has
becn retained ty "a majority Of the
House Of Commons.-Thc vote stood
a32 toS1.
\ report prevailed a, London on the
9Th, that".Nigucl is If for Spain. This
IS asserted upon the authority Of an
alleged note from one Cabinet Minis
10 another. Should he be compelled
to leave Portugal, there can b. no
doubt that Spain would be the King
dom in which he would seek an asy-
lum.
In the House Of Commons, August
9TH, Lord Althorp, ir answer to ques-
ton put to him by Mr.. O'Conuell, said
Tic must decline for the present to
gard TO the recognition of Donna Ma
ria as Queen 10 Por:uga. dc facto as
well as de j"rc.
In answer to a question to Sir T.
Peel respecting the dispute between
,',e United States and the North A.
mcrican colonies, which was referred
TO the King Of the Netherlands, Lord
Althrop said The matter was not vet
decided.
In the House Of Lords, August
lst, the hill Cor removing the civil dis
abilities Of the Jews, was lost on its
second reading, by a majority Of So
tho vote being Tor, lOa, against 81.
On the %, the Marquis Of Westmin-
ster gave notice, that, unless some 9TH
or person took up the subject, he
shs.ld next session move for leave to
bring IN a bill to remove the civil dis
abilities Of the Jews; and that he
should think it his duty to move, IN the
next session, that their Lordships' pri-
~ilegc Of voting BY proxy, to which he
had always been opposed, should be
nd losges continued.
The British Packet for August, has
arrived at Boston via Halifax, bringing
London papers ofthe evening Of Aug.
9Th.
The Princess Victoria has had al
narrow escape for her life. She was
on board a tender to the Royal George
yacht, accompanied by the Duchess
Of Kent, when the tender ran foul Of
hulk ihe shock was 50 great, that the
mn,n1:nst of the vessel was sprung in
two places, and her sail and GAIT
precipitated on deck, where the Ouch
css and young Princess were standing.
The muster o: she tender caught up
the LITTER in his areas and saved hcrl
from injury.
IN the House Of Commons, on the
night Of the 7th, the Slavery Abolition
Bill was read third time and passed.
Parliament was expected to get
through business about the Goth.
In the House Of Commons, Lord
Altborp held out a hope, that the prog
ress Of reductions in the expenditures
would enable the Government to re-
Hsoys the inhabited house tax.
POETsGAL-Don Pedro and suite
arrived atLisbon from Oporto, in the
steamboat William tho Fourth, on
Sunday y July, at noon. lie was
received with grea: enthusiasm.
When Admiral Napier went ON board
the steamboat to pay his respects, the
Ex-EmpcTor assisted him up the YES
sells side and embraced him. They
had not met before since the battle
ofSt. Vincent. The city rang with
shouts Of Viva Donna Maria! Viva!
hon Pedro! Lisbon wore an animated
and the change Of govern
oscnt was generally hailed as Il blessing. +
Don Miguel was supposed to be with
she army in the north, and active mea-
. i1as were in train to expel him from
I In, country. Lisbon had heen ,llum,n.