Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-27
FOREIGN.
IATE FOREIGN NEWS In Continuation.
FRANCE.


Queens SPEECH on closing tHe sfsso" o' ta''ah'en''
which spoke of the friendly union OF 'he TWO countries,
France and England, and, generally spenR'ne n'annes
increased rancor against this country: ny eSao.
anticipate the grant OF another pension " <os "e'
!, The new victim Of French vvsrI'Y the British seaman
wounded on board the Spider packet al N"n'fVideo'
The Belle poue frigale sailed from Toulon Tor The Le
on The eth ult.
The Carlis, rebellion in Spain seems 10 De craving u
close Gen O'ponnell has gained important successes
over Cabrera in Valencia his last eSP''. was ."e
lure of the fort of Tales He announces ihot me CARR
son together with the artillery. and The depot OF arms
provisions md ammunition, had fallen INTO ms hahns-
Cabrera had made repeated attempts 10 fofce passue
through The Christine lines, 10 "foel :" ie"e'e u
seioed and had been each time vigorously repulsea =
Con ODonppl admits his loss, which lie does not men
linn 10 have been considerable and adds that this gor
an. success Of the Queens arms was obtained utter 10
hours hard fighting .. OH !, ,bs rvsDing.
1.-THE Commandant Of the har6or 10 The Minister 81
Marine.
81 nm Informed from Passsgrs that Durango and ore
half of Bscay in the hands "i tue Chisnnos' on"
Aha, spartero has entered Durango. Don Carlos ana
Mnroo with IS hataons Of inian,y, and III sqnadfos
Of caqsry have taken poslllnn between tampnzaI apu
Ell Gue,a, across The line from BerraIn 10 E'rr,o
LoSpns, Sept. 2-OuT private letters from baynnne
or The 9Th ull state that The head quarters OF Don
Caro, were al Elorrio on the 23i The Prince. on
learning the occupation Of Durango by The Chr'snos,
convnked al SIIureal de Zamaras" grand council al
which two members OF each oil the lDuf po'ihG'a' NC
pplalions were TO be present !.
Simon |, Tore after ohsra,py defending the posi-
,ons Of Sndups and Areta, had fallen back on Eybar
General Diego Leon was manGnrrlng 10 Attack .han.
ou and Manoru which EiIo occupied with SIX or seven
baiialions
TL. resurrection Of the 5,h end l2th hatIainns
no, vet al an end Tie revolters had detached tour
companies Try aud induce the bnllaonS vt Tue u'za'
mn 10 make common cause with them. ih"" man
f,rce was si;I in pussession "t Vera ard Lesaca Bu
-, oE xilpd eDCstulIcniS, mao lalneu
them.
AFFAIRS Of THE EAsr.-Meheme, Al IS resolved
no, TO rpueu:sh the advantages hf bus "haineo with
out struggle. lie demufs |" 'he nenvery OF me
Turkish fleet and insists upon The hereditary possession
nj Svtia A communication from Chosrew Pacha, the
Suians Foreign Minister, stating The determination Of
p Five Powers stop the war and arrange the terms
nj penee had been Dispatched from Cnms1annope; but
Mabsmsts rp,y is not gwen. The fors the Oar
danelles have been repaired and rendered almost i'm
urppnabp honv headrss trunks h"a'ng III The sra OF
Marmoa attest the despotic cruelty OF ihr Governments
and il is said that Mrhemet Ais assumption Of the
ch4 rule would be gladly hailed by the people oil Con-
slantiuoplr.
Two lrigaics and three corvetcs whose captains re.
useG to follow the Turkish Admiral /" Alexandra, had
returned CsslanrinopIe and four nr Se other vessels
of the fleet expected rom Rhodes. ahlr Iosha
would it was thought. he appointed High Admiral.
letter from Alexandria. 1lh instant, IN The L"ipsic
Gaz"te, asserts that The Ca 3an Pachn has been ap
pointed Governor of SEMINAR By Mehsmri ALI, and hat
he Is 10 be accompanied On Sh'HS lHIhe1 ~
troops
LoNpoy, September 2--We last week ennouncrd
tha, the FIVE great Powers had communicated 10 The
Sublime Porte their desire that the Sultan should leave
ali matters in dispute between hrm and his vassnl, Tie
Pacha OF Egypt TO The determination n his allies, the
Great Powers and that the Sultan had given his adhe
sion 10 that ques, We now enabled To presf ntn
our readers copy of The diplomatic note which was ad.
dressed by the agents Of these Powers TO The Porte
is as follows:
1.-The undersigned have received this morning iasruc.
tons from their respective Governments, in vlr'ns Of
which they have the hon" To Inform The Sublime Porte
that ageemenl the Eastern question is insured be
the Five Greut Powers, and TO invite II TO suspend
any deiniriye determination without their concurrence
awaiting The result OF the interest which these Powers
feel for The Porte
PoysoABr British Ambassador
BARON IL SIURMER. Austrian in,ernuncio
CuuSr kGSIAGsMAECK. Prussan Minister
B4Ros RoussIS, French Ambassador.
BurTEAiLfr, Russian Minister.
Cons, Innpe. July -. lc39 : G6au>s
The British squadron reached IpErGos on the 10
August and proc eded the 9Th 10 Bescica Bay. 1t
consisted Of nine ships Of the line aud frga'e. Ad
mir al l.anndp, with five ships Of The line, continued 10
occupy the position the coast of Troy F"ur
other English and French ships were expected 10 REM
force the squadron
Advices irnm Tnulon Of the 23G that telegraph
&c despatch reached that city the preceding evening,
ordering the immediate armament ut and preparation
for SEA of lie Suuverein, al l2 guns aud al the Cuu
Those ships Inspected on The god, and their
armament nnledalely commenced
According letter irem Odessa, published IN The
Augsburg Gazette The Russian feet of Stbasrrt"I had
been ordered hold itself in rPadin To SAIL and
raj large bodies of troops their march to JOIN the
corps stationed along the Piuh, where considerable
force was To be assembled
The Augsburg Gazette Of the 2G'h ult pubshrs a
letter dated frontiers Of Turkey 10Th, mentioning that
the European Ambassadors had been dismnyed by the
announcement OF Mehemet Ais determination 10 ds-
the Ottoman feet, hfy ielt that IL was rusp at
the Viceroy Ia avoid acGuescing the demand OF he
united powers for ts restitution, al least to gain time
II dops not appear from this letter that The Brush aud
French sguadrons 10 be employed in wrestling by
force the Turkish feet from The Pacha. but that the Ad-
mras had been ordered Ia oppose any landing aiteap-
ing by the Egyptians the Ottoman coast or the occn
patton of my portion of isierri'ory IL is further stated
by the correspondent of The Augsburg Gazette, that
Lord PoDsonby and Admiral Rnussin had brrn dreced
by their respective Governments TO conform 10 the IN
sruclross Of Lord Brauvale and Count ST. AuIalIe,
| the English and French Amba- sadurs in Austria
The same journal contains letter from Constant
pie Of hp 9Th ull stating that kosew acha actively
engaged in re organizing the army, which still consisted
OF 80 600 regular troops
The NEW CHAxcELLoR AsD TIE CoRS LAws.-The
new Chancellor of the Exch,quer had made The follow
ing position of his views The subject Of the Corn
Laws, IN n speech oil Portsmouth,
Nv it'll respect to the Corn Laws he wished TO stale
how The matter stood with reference to his vote upon
these laws There were two questions submitted 10 line
4!nuse OF Commons. The FIRST a ulollnn that the
House shond hear The evidence the bar in respect
to the operation {" The laws upon the interests OF the
country. This hs had opposed. (leas) The House
OF Commons SAID {" have done nothing in the pre-
sent session; bot undoubtedly, if the motion for hear
ing evidence at the bar had been carried very little
| indeed could have been done lfIesT, hear) But
when the second question before the House rela
tive TO alteration in the corn laws, then, when he
could express his opinion upon the popriry Of an a,e
raii in those laws, he gave his in favor Of such
nfinn Hia Ictn lhsIa YauC rtu
that which would produce more good TO the commu
nifty without njurna the grower, than any other mode
of regulating The trade in corn; and nothing that he had
heard in the slightest degree tended tosbake the opinion
which he had fnrned the subject and in conclusion
he had only 10 say thst he did not think his opinion in
reference to it could be changed"