Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-20

~ oio ntcihEtuC rom Portugal. ls less tayOr-
able to the cause OF the Constlu,ionalists than the advices
contained in the preceding letter. II comes. however,
from the friends OF Don Miguel, ard allowances are to
be made OH iha, account. We copy /, from the Private
pa'is c rre' pondeuce Of the London Starda,d, under
date oil Paris, July L.
AFFAIRS OF PoRTUGAL.-The Intelligence from Por.
tngai, which does not arrive through, England, is most
scanty; but ! have a shor, letter iroin Villa Nova OF the
2Sh ni'' in which is the following parsgraph.-
DO not feel any uneasiness respecting Napier's expc-
d'ion which has gone TO the Algarves. II they remain IN
the South, they will do no harm-if they advance wards
Lisbon, they viii be cut TO pieces. II they remain in AL
garves, they viii soon be exteuminated hy the royal ma.
w OF Portugal, and by tho volunteers OF the count y-and
II they should advance they will be hemmed in on all
sides and destroyed. We are now preparing Tor a general
assault oil Opor,o.-As soon as NJ arshal Bourmont shall ar
rive, tins measure will be undertaken. aud the feet will
advance a, 'e same time. shall soon have 10 write you
from within the city OF Oporto."
GREAT BRITAIN.
HOUSED LORDS, July 9.-rhe Lord Advocate brough,
up the Scotch Bn'gh Bill, Scotch Burgh Police Bill, aud
'he IRISH Church Temperatures Bill.
The Duke oil Buckingham inquired whenthe last named
bill was 10 be read n fms, time?
Earl Grey answered, now Immediately, as was usual,
anu TO hN a certain day Tor the second reading.
The Duke OF buckingham sid thsre was something i'm
the bill affecting the Kings prerogative. He wished to
snoW IL III Nonie Ear Vnrey) had the Kings permission
Tor IT'S introduction. Such permission, communicated by
d special message, was necessary.
Earl Grey was prepared to say he had his Majcsty's
PERMISSION, and he said so as Minister of the Crowu-The
speech from the throne also sanctioned IT,.
The Duke oil Buckingham said these were matter, af.
iec'ing the head OF the Church He said it was necessa.
y that it should be stated TO the House in what manner
that The head had sanctioned the measure.
Earl Grey conceived there " a no occasion for depart
ing non the usual course, and he, as Minister of the
Crown, stated, that Bill had his Msjcsiy's permission
hUsr a lew Remarks from the Duke OF Cumberland. the
ni' was read a hrsI time, and ordered TO be read a ,hiri
time on Monday next.
The Bishop OF Bristol presented a petition against the
above Bill, which he considered as the death. blow OF The
Protestant 18th. He declared he knew Of 10 ne,sure
more destructive TO the Institution, of the country, than
me one against which was the present petition, which was
i'oin Oxford. (Hear)
The Archbishop of Dublin pr,.enteJ :. ,,.i,;.. F.
Waterford against certain paris Of the Irish Church Bill.
The most Reverend Prelate at some leupth, denied the
statements OF those opponents of the measure who COT.
ton oath.
The Ea,lol Eldon was surprised to hear the first Protest.
amt Archbishop OF Ireland would bring forward such ar.
guhehts. AT the proper time he should court a discus.
sion on the subject with the most Reverend Prelate.
Earl Grey defended the argument, OF the most Rev
Preidtc.
The Bishop of Exeter said, if the most Rev. Prelate had
met WIN persons who were OF opinion that the Corona
non oath was only binding OH the King in his executive
capacity, he (EXeter) has not met wi,l such-He,rl
The Duke of Cumbe Rand said The coronation oath Vas
Irish church reform bill.
Earl Grey-Here is the ilustrious Dukes opinion. |
entertain an opposite one.
"A letter from Fernando Po states. that acco,,,u
counts received there, the expcdi ion of the Niger was in
great dislress-ihat the natives OF the mouth of tho rive
had refused provisions TO the crew of the brig lief, ,here
WIN supphes Tor The steam vessels, and that the brig had
been plundcred. and that the engineer of the steamboa,
and one ofIhe captains had died.
w iShSHSh uNus remain without tuCtuauOn - Con-
soils being offered at 80 ii 30 on the accoun, and ExrLa
quer II o. 10 90 premiums; but the foreign market increa.
sesin activity and when business was affected il had been
al hiSher prices. The rise in Portuguese stock on account
OF The Intelligence from Algarves has been nearly . nor
CEN; ana The scrip in proportion having closed at 1 s, 8
The Iiish Church Temperatures Bill Ohe Church sno.
liaiion Bill, as the Conservatives call i,0-received lie
snlrd ana last reading in the House oil Commons on the
Gun oil jury. Several attempts were made by the ultr,
wings 10 amend The bill, but they were unsuccessful and
the bill was passed. ~"
III is stated from a source entitled to consideration tina,
II mas Deen in'y determined by the High Tory Peers, Ia
give ms bhi an unqualified opposition in the House OF
Teets' anu thus at once bring the question whether the
Lords form a substantive and efficient branch of the lie.
g's'aiure, TO an issue. Should the Duke OF WelIipgro,
o'ihE MS forces thus in opposition to the Ministry on ,bi.
question: Inc crisis will have arrived which i'll determine
The strength OF Earl Grey, aud probably, also. the st;I
greater question OF a revolution. The Conservatives an
pear 10 think that the sooner this crisis arrives, the better
~, I'm themselves II no! i9r The country; and they anticipate
IL WIN a good degree OF conhIence.1
Looking fol- ward 10 such a crisis in The Lords, il is stated
mat fa,i Grey has in his pocket, ready to produce OH oc.
c"s'on' MY SIX proxies; and that, on he other hand. her.
~ nearly seventy al the disposed OF a ducal ex. prcnier
L lie administration has lost TWO votes by the dennis. oi
the Earl OF Pomiret and Lord King, and as the Earl nj
mu'gfavr, by his absence from The country, ha- not been
able TO take the oahs, and his seat in the present TarIia.
meni, his vote cannot be available.
"ihe TACT IL" says ore OF lie leading journals. 0I,ip.
isteTs, TO use a honiely phrase, are on their L,s, Iegs .nl
aney Sho" H. When they are TO go, is a mere question
o, policy on the par, of the Opposition. To the Ugh,
Aoon', however, they march cie long"
GERMANY.
Letters from all parts OF Germany are agreed upon tLe
'ac'; mat the commission OF Mayence of 1919, is TO be re-
established. This central commission will be charged TO
"''cn over The progress OF democracy, and take all The
measures necessary 10 prevent the spread of liberalism.
ne government of Austria, Prussia, Bavaria, Wur,cm.
ourg, Baden and DarmS,adi, have already named their
members OF this commission. "
we near from Lausanne, that Soleur has refused 10 all.
y 81 .o ,e new fundamental pact, but that Zurich, Beine,
rhooiirg, Basic, ST. Gall and Thurgoive, have adhered
a circular letter oil the Directory, dated ODD June. st,tee
'na' me french government fiusily opposes The return of
oo ro'es mo france, but Will sustain a portion of Tie ex-
PeHSeso OF removing them from Switzerland.
we learn from Berlin, that the German nniye rsities arc
70 De all re-Inodelcd, and all pohti, al associations in them
ehectuslly excluded. "
The Gernanic confederation has come 10 he resolution
Belgium. w" '""e "
IoNsrANT1NoPLE June IO.-The retrea, ofubc Epyp-
'"h army proceeds regularly. Ibrahim Pacba had arrived
on lhe Suh OF June stAk-SchehT go leagues from Kiatahts y
oh me iiih lie was 10 have his head quarters at X or,ai,|
z ! leagues from Ak Schshr. On account of The b,Iness
OF W roads, the march of the Egyptians proceeds slowly.
ana lhey can hardly 90 more than Jour Ieapuesa dav v,iI'
al The heavy baggage, SC. These statements are con.
hf"'eu by the Russian aid de camp, Baron Won Lieyep. who
was sent by Count Orlof 10 Asia Minor TO witness the re.
real oil The Egyptians. Under these circumstances the
n"ss,ah meet Is making every preparation TO withdraw the
'"PP"cs odcssa and Sebastopol have long since been
sUoPPe"' ana a quantity Of stores already been sent back
rom me ~BosPhOrus TO the Russian ports. The whole flee,
W." ueP"I, as soon as news arrives that The Egyptians have
reached Mount Taurus. There is every reason TO sup
pose That This will be about the middle of Jplv.
STATE OF We feel oreat nlea.
sure 10 stating That a considerable revival has recently IA.
ken pace III tie staple trade Of This town. In which great
GUINNESS has prevailed for several months. MANY orders
nave oeen received from America, aud there is reason 10
hope that we may Tor some time enjoy a hill lad. W.
have heard with pain that some bodies of yyorkmcn e;,hor
nave already taken advantage Of this improv4,nep, 70 s,,iks
'Vr dn du'dhce Of wages, or have ii ia contamination 10