Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-20
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA

ARfklN AL Nif L TIE DIM A-'-Nih'
The ROYAL mail steamer Britannia, Captain
licweti, which sailed from Liverpool on the al
,einoon of the 18th instant arrived al Boston on
Tuesday last, in twelve days and quarer.-
She brings los passengers in all, viz IS from
Liverpool. IA OF whom landed at Halifax, and Is
from Halifax TO Boston, The news by this ar
lval is rather more Interesting than usual, and
w. copy from the Boston Democrat the follow
ias Summary, taken from Mcssrs. Wilmer y
smiths European Times:
The troubles between England and France, on
account Of the Tahiti affair, appear likely TO he
"a; >tactorily adjusted, as the London Times OF
the "a instant congratulatcs the country on the
g7ali!yins intelligence OF a probable arrangement
u the question in 4 way equally honorable 10
,olh countries The particulars of the adjust
mcnt have not yet tran>pired. The prospect OF
collision between the two powers upon The
Morocco question has rather increased however
IN Consequence of the occupation OF The island
which commands the harboT OF Alagador IL IS
.ven ont that the English Government will con-
sllcr The pcrmanen, occupation oil any port ot
Mroccoiv the French as the signal for hostilitics
Oh TIC part OF Great Britain.
These indications Of military risor on the
part Of France lead TO the apprehension that that
poker designs to establish itself permanently on
he ruins OF the empire OF Morocco. The pro-
taDiw Sthat the next news from the seat OF war
viii announce the complete submission OF the
Emperor 10 the French. England watches
these decided movements OF France with the ut
Go>t jealousy, but ii is not probable that in the
Present aspect Of affairs she will intespose her
rover for the relief of the Emperor, as the
tt ich Government organs protest that 1t IS no
pu; ot the policy OF France 10 appropriate any
io.lun of the Morocco territory.
On the other hand il is said that the English
sosernnent have already taken prompt steps 10
present lis views TO The French Cabinet and
a1seover has an understanding with Russia in
ference to tie course OF France in Africa II
: stated By the London Morning Post on what
hannonnccS il 10 be good authority, that the re-
re'p Of he intelligence from Magador By the
English Government, was Immediately followed
ny the ces! .;ca ia special Courier 10 Paris, as
'N' bearer %. Il communication from Lord Aber-
,ceh 10 VI. Guizot. His Lordship is said To
nave t"maAdet The immediate evacuation of the
lsiaie Of Ma9ador b. the forces under the Prince
y 'oihvilie, and 10 have intimated that, in The
event oi refusal 10 withdraw the French troops,
MEASURES would forthwith be taken 'in conformi-
!, win The established usage in similar circum-
4''e> a letter dated at London on the 10th
~; ana published in the Augsburg Gazette oflhe
- NJ, contains the following remarkable rcve-
i,,'2h as TO the mutual understanding between
Island and Russia, and the purpose of the Rus
N"a f'Gperor> late visit to England:
;, he turn which affairs have taken between
tr.eace AMI England, favors the views Of the
'..lieIor OF Russia. The proposals made by
va. >1yerego, when in London, have been re-
we ~ Count Nessclrode. am assured that
~ cnch Government is fully informed on this
-.ec, The Court OF ST. Petersburg is said TO
's'r offered 10 the Queen Of England an alliance
r.y''S'Ve and defensive, in case OF war with
. .ahee The Emperor added that he would
s.e ms entire land and sea force at the disposal
.s We allied powers. 1t is easy 10 divine the
,"sF ol The English Government II expects
.'' me Cabinet of the Tuilleries will yield TO
ei%tahe and moderate representations Of
- s,sad, and that i, will not be necessary 10 have
Guf~ 10 war. II, however, tranquility should
Interrupted il would be the interest of all The
iran Governments 10 put an end TO j as
i,~'" as possible by displaying an imposing
# U w.. i IS therefore, beyond doubt, that in case
l,,, @at there would be Russian English al
e> i inn IRISH STATE TRIALs.-The English Judg-
,ions I, .i gwen their opinions upon The law ques-
submitted 10 them by the House Of Lords,