Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05

lgonco interest is tia, Don Miguel has arrived near
Oporto and has taken the chief command; all the heavy
artillery had arrived in the lines Oporo, so that
bombardment Of the place was hourly expected. Don
Pedro has also declared himself Chief
the invading army
The total amount Of Don Miguel's force was 40 900
four thousand OF whom only three leagues distant
from the city. Another attack from the Migueites, was
destined to take place the 7h, under the immediate
command and direction of Don Miguel aud the troops of
Don Pedro continued full Of enthusiasm, caialy waiting
the attack The city continued TO be bombarded by shot
ana sheus but the damage had become much less from
the precautionary measures adopted Don Pedros force
now amounts to 20,OOe, aud should the contemplated
tack from Don Miguel fall soriie resolved on, and
the troops would advance under the command OF General
Sir John Doyle, TO the offensive. Lisbon left
10 the police, who were committing the greatest excuses
The squadron under Rear Admiral Felix repairing
their damages, but il would occupy at least two months
before they could be seaworhy; in the mean time Admit
raj Saroriouss squadron daily expected Lisbon
blockade the port and the general impression which
sted was that with thousand troops landed
Lsbon deserted by troops, the city would fall easy
conquest, and at decide the question The Don Pc
dro East lndiaman, converted into 81 gun ship,
hourly expected from Cherbourg, with munitions of war
of every description.
Don Pedro has issued a decree cnoning all Portuguese
of the military profession who foreign countries
TO returnto Portugal unless they employed service
prevented by lawful impelimen Of illness or
age. All others TO apply to the Ministers Her Most
Faithful Majesty, that they may provide them with the
means oil conveyance.
The Constitutional says-sIt It's announced that a new
French corps iormed consisting of 100 600 TO be
stationed on the frontiers towards the Rhine Marshal of
France is TO have the command and General peIet AZ
director OF the War Depot will be appointed Major
General of this force, which has been rendered necessary
by the corps of observation which Austria and Prussia are
said 10 be assembling on the other side OF the Rhine
The Courier of the 18th publishes the following letter
its Paris Correspondent adding that the fullest re.
lance may be placed on its accuracy
PARIS, Nov. l3.-"The Ministry are perplexed with.
the cogent arguments Of the Partisan drece ans
the Ordonnance relative TO the Duchess Berry 1t can
not now be withdrawn and has been resolved al the n-
erous assemblies of the gauche by the mao.
ry oil the members composing the reunion held at Gene
raj dc Thicrs that the Princess shall be tried by the
Chamber OF Peers. Government should have began by
ordinance to this effect; though strictly conorma
bic to the charter would have been tolerated as the on
ly means OF avoiding the ignomny of Court of Asszes
rhe capture OF the Duchess has made less impression
In the capital than strangers may suppose The
afflicted and embarrassed beyond all idea; but NJ. THEIRS
with view to the position at the opening of the session.
adopted this measure certainly without having consulted
the higher powers, to whom il painful surprise 1t
was desired aud intended, that plan would have been
adopted to oblge the Duchess have left the country
NJ Montaivet had made the necessary arrangements for
this pnrPose-they obtained the highest sanction.
GREECE.
The departure OF the young King of Greece from Mu.
men was hxed Tor the 18th OF November. Leave had
been asked and granted Tor the Bavarn ps proceed
ing hither TO march trough the Austrian territories
der to embark at Venice.
TURKEY.
The latest advces from Cons annople to the 18th
OF October The Porte still making the greatest ex
ertiens TO furnish forth 10 the victorious
troops OF the Pacha of Egypt. The messengers who
were to the negotiations had reached the Tur.
Constantnoplc. TIE cholera had subsiGed.
LONDON, Nov. l5.-"Cty, IL o'clock.
CA variety of runours have been circulated on Change
this morning upon the subject of the Dnch question
none OF which we can trace authentic source.
can express has, however, arrived frcm Amsterdam
bringing the prices OF the Dutch Funds on Monday
which show decline of nearly one per cent; the last
quotation having been 80 I-2
"The Pdtdmbang, Dutch vessel, from Baltimore to
Rotterdam, with American cargo has been taken and
brought into Falmouth.
The letters from Paris do not contain anv news of inn
their Gtndsc n,ad
"Ihe Consoi Market maintains, with much steadiness
the closing prices OF yesterday S3 1884 for the Account
Dut win little business doing.
ln the Foreign Market Dutch Stock has been "a low az
40 l-2, but is now 10 5S 81.
"HALF-PAsr ONE-The private letters we have seen
from Oporto are oil very favorable nature in
oil the numerous reinorcemens which were constantly
arriving amongst the latest of which was the LperDo0l
steamer, with troops on board the loss which on the
coast oil Portugal was so indusousy reported few DAYS
since.
ga letter has also been received from Cherbourg an
houncng The departure of the Don Pedro, late the Mar
quls oil Wellington for Oporo the morning 10th
On the first instant she attempted SAIL but Obliged
In consequence of heavy gales of wind put back aud
was detained by their continuance until Saturday last
when she sailed with fair wind
"The Consol Market continues at SO SIS 81 for the
Account Excheque Bills % and India Bonds 10
IL premium.
'In the Foreign Market Dutch Stock is now at 40 .
Al and other Securities remain stationary.
The papers received on Wednesday night by the Dap
per from Hull stated that Russian squadron had been
seen enternShe Scheid: the following from the
Courier of the 18th November under the head of shin
news no'doubt refers TO the vessels crroneouSly
supposed TO be Russian.
RAMsGATE, Nov l4-Arrived the John Beheu
from Antwerp, bound TO Topshan; left Flushing ON the
l2th inst and reports that embargo was then laid ON
inc English shipping in the Scheldt Passed five Dutch
men oi,war three lrigaes aud three steamers in the
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