Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-27
From the .Src York Errning Post, .Sorenbsr 2i.)
ARRIVAL OF TIE GREAT WESTERN.

Halt past one o clock
The steamship Great Western, Captain Hoskins, re-
ported below this morning al ten o'clock, has sine" ar
rived We have received files Of Bristol papers of the
nth November, containing London dates Of Friday No.
vcmber 9th.
The most important intelligence is confirmation Of
the brought 10 France b Geographic despatch, of
the successes of the allies in Syria. As full accounts
of the matter have for, will be found below.
The French Chamber commenced their session on
Thursday the 9TH November.
The London Morning Post of the next day published
the King speech, which IS pacific as was expected.
The London Sun says Of il:
cit is firm in its tone, il ought TO bet breathes
parental socituc for the honor and dignity Of France
it audes to sacrifices made to uphold that honor and
dignity in the iuce OF Europe-and expresses willing
TO make many more may be required Tor that
purpose; but It is at the same time decidedly pacific
No offensive allusiun is made 10 the conduct OF the
Four Powers, does the King take it for granted
that any which may have simply for their object
the restoration Of SRA TO the Porte, constitute
grounds for disturbing the peace of Europe. The
erences the present condition of Spain, betray the
anxiety of the French Government as 10 the perma.
hence Of the throne Of Queen Isabella H. The great
est danger 10 that throne will be interference the
part of France TO uphold it.
THE KINGS SPEECH.
Gentlemen, Peers, and Dputics-l have felt the
cessy of assembling you round before the ordinary
period of The convocaton of the chambers The mea.
sures which the Emperor of Austria, the Queen OF
Great Britain the King of Prussia and the Emperor OF
Russia have taken in concert 10 regulate the relations
between the Sultan and Pacha of Egypt have imposed
serious duties upon have the dignity four
try at heart as much as its security and reposc.
In perseverng in this moderate and concatory po-
licy of which we have reaped the fruit for the last
ten years, have placed France in POSITION TO face
the chances which the course OF events the East
may produce. The extraordinary credits, which have
been opened, with this intention, viii be submitted 10
you and you will appreciate the motives of them
continue TO hope, that the general peace will not
be disturbed. II is necessary for The general common
interests of Europe, the happiness of its population
and the progress OF civilization depend upon you,
assist TO maintain il, as should rely upon it, il
the honor of France, and the rank, which she holds
among nations, commanded US to make efforts.
Peace is re-esiablished in the North of Spain and
we congratulate ourselves that happy result.-We
should see, with grief that the evils of anarchy
TO replace the evils Of civil war.
have the most sincere interest in Spain may the
stability of Isabella III and Of the institutions which
ought sustain the throne, preserve this noble country
from the long and grievous evils of revolution.
Not having obtained from the Argentine Republic
the satisfaction which have claimed, have ordered
that new forces should he added the squadron
TO respect for rights, and protection for
interests.
Success has crowned several important expeditions
in Africa where the vaor Of soldiers has been sig
nazed-two Of my sons have par,aken their perlls-
Exerions still necessary TO guarantee in Algeria
the safety and prosperity of our establishments My
government will know how TO accomplish what we
have undertaken.
The city of Boulogne has been the theatre ola foolish
attempt which ha, only served again to call forth the
devotion of the National Guards, of the army, and OF
the population. All ambition will fail against mo-
narchy founded and defended by the all-powerful
preston Of the national will.
| The Budgetaw will soon be submitted 10 your ex.
animation. have prescribed the most severe econo
my in The establishment Of tie ordinary expenses