Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-10
FOREIGN.
LATER FROM ENGLAND.


The Great Western arrived at N York on Sunday at
ternoon being ID days and IL hours on her passage
We are indebted to our friend, DIR. MCauley, now in
London and to Thomas Palmer Esq of this city, for CO.
pious flies of London papers TO the 20ih Liverpool pa
pers to the 20h and Bristol papers TO the 2st July IN
elusive From these sources, have made the suhoned
interesting extracts:
The Great Western, as we learn from the Courier &
Enquirer sailed from Kingsroad, Bristol Channel, OF
o'clock, P nj on the evening OF the 2st OF July and
arrived on Sunday morning, at O'Clock, A. NJ thus
accomplishing her third voyage from Bristol to York
in ii days and l2 hours notwithstanding her having ex
perenced rough weather than on any former occa
sion She brings out $50 cabin passengers, end 4 full
cargo Of freight Among the passengers we notice the
names of Mr.. Power, the justly popular comedian; MT
and Mrs Mathews, {late Madame Vesris,) and Mr. May
wood the Manager of the Philadelphis Theatre.
The political not Of much importance, though
il will be found that great anxiety has existed in relation
to the which the King of Belgium may adopt in
regard to the twenty four articles about be forced upon
him by the great powers Of Europe.
The affairs of the East, too, have threatened to give
trouble 10 Europe, 10 consequence of hehema al, the
enerprisng and epig htened Pacha Of Egypt having
fused pay any further tribute the SiaH and the
time given notice to the Consul of the European
Powers Of his determination to his indie
of the Porte. By the last accounts, however, would
appear that the prompt declaration of the European
Powers that they should feel themselves compelled
enforce the authority Of the Porte, had induced the Pa
cha to change hio determination and pay the of
tribute due 10 the SULTAN.
The affairs of Canada necessarily occupy much pub
lie attention in England, and judging from the debates
in Parliament aud the public press generally, the mra
sures adopted by Lord Durham Immediately after as.
Stunning the Government, have given very general dis
satisfaction. His reorganization OF The Council has not
only been pronounced illegal by the leading members of
the House Of Lords bat the premier and other
members Of the Cabinet have admitted their aStonish
en at the character of his appointments TO the Coun
Gil The debates this subject of considerable in.
teress, and shall endeavor make room for them.
The Irish Corporation Bill, as il is termed, continues
to occupy the attention Of Parliament and the people
In the Lords the clause extending the right Of suffrage
70 occupants Of E5 tenemens has been rejected and
El0 substituted Ministers have acceded to this change
and it will doubtless pass the House Of Commons as il
returns from the Lords, the declaration
of OConnell and others, that they would refuse to
ceive il with the 9l0 qualification clause inserted
ireland continues most disturbed state, and o Con.
nell declares tha, nothing will satisfy him and her but
the total adjustment Of the tyths system.
Commercially, the following notice from the house Of
Wiides g. Co, which appeared in tbs London evening