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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-26
POLITICAL

ADDRESS :.
10 t6e Electors Of the state ofAesu- York.
fit a meeting ofMe Republican members OF
Me Legislature, held in HE Senate CHAM
Ger, on me 9th day Of .l1t,7l, 1875
SAMUEL ToRBEBT. ofthe-Aaeezu.
WILLIAM Ross, Of the Se'dse'
Secretary.
at a previous meeting, reported the annexed
Address, which on motion was unanimously
adopted.
SAMUEL ToRszRT, Charm.
VIM. Ross, Sec'y.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

u hIh ED UR OIUIEN,
NNhoM the Subscriber. the night of the second
Z instant instant n ho-4NE. HORSE, with a bob tail.
aad eanters we'll, and in tolerabe good order as he
works well in harness. there Is likewise mort. IS IL
6eSI ." Tu'n other particulars not recollected.
mower WIN deliver to me, living in Richmond, the
ABOVE menusned horse, shall receive reward of Svs
thankfully received 10y VIII os
JOHN TlNStEY
two or three Brick-I.ayers. by the month w" - anu
April 3.--entf - -
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j. AND f. WOOD

HAVE Just received seasona6e assortment of
81 Goods at Peace Prices consisting of
Black and Blue Cloths,
:, Co6eoes, Cd'nbrIcks, JBmshns, Diaeere. Eono
It1tsoii, &c. CSC. &c. March %. n
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5. w. COLEMAN g RICHARD WOOL
FOLK

TTAvE this day become partners in the collecting
ii business, under the style Of Coleman s. Uoot-
fok-They will give the most active attention to the
collection of money, ami the transaction of business
lating thereto, in Richmond, and all the neghbouring
counties. April 22--epfw
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NOTICE.

4 MONG the books and papers of the late Samuel
IN Greenhow, there appear to be many which were
deposited with him a COMMISSIONER in Chance,v-
The propretors requested to apply, Immediately,
and take them away, shall not hold myself respon-
aible for their safe keeping.
= The .fdn,'1r qvith the mn annexed.
Aprl IL
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NOTICE.

NOllOE.
Ii persons having claims against the late firm of
IN james Rear e Co. requested to bring them
forward for settlement. All chose indebted TO the
same are earnestly requested to call and make pay
1nent without delay, to
REUBEN JOHNSON,
surviving partrer of
James Re0t g Co.
N B-Persens having left work to repair, &C. at
the same place, will call the store of johnson &
Reat, opposite the eagle tavern, and receive them
RI
April Is. i'm
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Uestouer, March 20 -toysb 80 1's'"' Aee IL
The Editors of the Fsd.roI $.n,.t5
torn and The United States Ca-etss' p5H s,ge
Nid are requested TO insert The a5o1e rtntl Me Jo,,
e sac and fo1rord their accounts 10 This Office for SCI,
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At the third annual course OF lectures at the Birnnpbam
Philosophical Society which closed short since. very
known 10 be- III existence, were gwen by Mr. Thomason.-
Jhe number OF known diamonds of cara and upwards
were in England VIZ tie PgUtt diamond Ching c.arls
and worth 10000, and cnein the of the liorOsby
family, of SO worth 5000. Holland one which
weighs SO crats aud valued ho3os S form is cocal
and il for some ine in the po,es,iorof R,d,l
bpt by the Dukeof Orleans during his Regency. AMI
thence called the Regent Diamond weight i56 IL ca
l2 erais. and ia value i556S2. Russia rich Ia tise
gems Its lar st ;hato the Scepire, ~iol IS weigh
I79 carT'S Ii this is' rue must b. wLr, according To
the general me Of estimating them, the enormous sum
ofHs5472s. The history OF this diamonds Iacr curious
which Post removed bynn J., op,;.n soldier From h.,
]. passs through several hands, aud finally sold to the
potent of nobility Russia others the yBIue of
o: which is estimated II 25osCo. London Pebci.
ScnI eGcS< There are steam:PaciSets at present ply
ing ON the River Ct two of which carry wei
passengers. They have been gradually increased in TONNAGE
as We'll as IN The power Of their engines. and silt larger
Is ana more powerful engines are now constructing
Inong Others, one Of about humdr. ftetkee
and ONE OF equal oGFen, having an Engine OF thirty horse
power. The voyage beween Glasgow and Green0ck, has
usual tune between three and four hours the coaches
usually take three hours. Travelling by land has
eoi.s.lus:nuy noen nearly suPercsied bug the com
muhetloh vv greatly increased, owing 10 the cheanegs
and facility of the conveyance. Many days in fine weather
eenoek < returned the same day. one OF the boats having
ben known to carry 247 time summer, the pleasure
OF INC vEe ard ie Beauty OF TIE scenery attract rnutitndes
land the Estnng places below Greeocs have OWING
the easy rasagv. bteIi crowded beyond example
10 the ;iied !eany clear night saw II distinctly and
Peatedly Saturday the 27th mr.. 1T night about
~ : 80 'r NJ W. OF AGtar>S M seorponiie south
e7seil heavens about 10 or IL rC above the horizon il
souts little before midnight pa,r and less vivid un
az .rsd sis nea IN Scorpio 'o!i remain IN company
~in ASFs Tor two ree years 10 comc passing orth Of
At about he middle oita year 1915 and Vesring the
seven years IN passing on Sgl ard 81 year NAL
rvoiutoD. H.
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C.4NPBELL.

Who hnthes enetannen every ding he touches, has
rnpartcd wonderful interest poor Tree. The
similar, but much than Souihcy the
Holly Tree.-wtst tender sentiment doe he call up by
.ocation, in the last StanTa in STUDYING and sizing
these associations that the great charm Of Poetry consists
The Beach Tree is initsclf thing of l consequence
bit how il rises upon esteem, when !; the Of
bringing tnek those touching tender feelings
with which il has bc,n in ieato associated
TINE BEACH TREES PETITION.
Oh leave this kurer, spoi tome,
Spar. WoC5nlail, spare, the b-t chen tree
Though Shrub or ow'rtt never grow,
Mn unwarnlng shade below.
Ma summer bud ptrf,anU the dew
Ofrvsy blush or yellow hue;
Nor fruit, of autumn blossom born,
Ny green and glossy leaves adOnI.
Nor inirnluring tIibeS from derive
The anbUsial treasures Oftl,e hive,
Srt--lgaye this Ettle spot tome.
Spare, WOCdman spare, the heechen trse.
Thrice twenty summers have stood
In bOom,s., rutlOSs solitude
Since chillhoVlin my rlstirg bnNer,
First spent rs sweet ailf suoriiyci.Ir,
Since youthful lovers ininy Shade,
Their vows uI truth AID rapture paid
and Oh nay trunks surviving frame,
Cirsh many long forgot name.
On, by the VOWS of gentle sound.
Fist brJa,itd upon this Sacred ground,
~. nil tlrat Love hath whispered here,
Or Beauty hearJ with rayi>lt,d ear
As Loves own altar. liOi.oT me,
Spar, NoOdIsan, SPAR. the becchen tire.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-23
FOR SALE.

YsvHE Subscribers Landed Property IN
ths county Of Luueilbarg Acres on tn soulli
brunch o Meherin River, o,e body, which all
os~ry improvements both r fanny, and for thc paia-
ton. the bat kdno Ia ai;ijr situation below the
ts any With bitter spring and lore convenient.
This Land lays remarkably WE'LL is eiy ia woods. great
proportion beg good Tobacco Lai and every in te
tract sound kiui clover lana. lher, A. sUoi hlSeat
this tract "hShis erected saNNill With plentiful
supply ofwater and timber.
I1so HGncrdI aud fft res. in the county, and
,e Iiy,r which Is very valuable GristNlll,
utr a advantageous rl-builn, and repairing least, u
Scter with Is Of the Ian Northern Miller, and
will " oiNr for manufacturing flour cNtesiycly-
This is CONSIDERED e<glt situation Ter she Nervan.
tie. ccnneet With the Milling business ami IS 81 u
sur' mile, from P,trshuf-nere are houses sufficient TO
accommodated small family comfortably.
The, haitiyei and EHyuis Ares IN Mccilenhurg
" proved, small part clcarttdan abou, thrt,.
neS from the eouFthouss, and the distance from iu
ncrbsr eOurhonss-a gOci situation 10: Physician
LAWYER.
Any reasonable accommodation payments viii be made
ptrehnScrand person dcs.r1di OF thing HIMSELF
the Opportunity il otred OF settling down once, with
S1oeS Furniture, sc. ali in place.
T. e. girtSSyd 20 Charlottesville. ycnTyg c7n'sy. VI
with iaunsuate attention, IS Will rryMl lpph sois
JOIN ). RiYEN5CROFI.
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PLALgINR "a P4RLS=

BUST received, 200 tons Plaisfer ofPa-
~ r ordie best quality, which will b, sold At hs Gov-
ing prizes;
Ia ite lump 15 dolls. p.r ton.
Ground ~ d.. pr du.
Or75tcfils ~ ps1ei.
Application % b. made TO John Sapi NJ tle hsuory o.
g. tie Subscribers onD Street
EOcDcON =. TrdpLEs.
Aag,t 20. l-.a18w
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I'd Virtue ola Deed % trust, t.xccuteu % ne
I , subscribers on che igth day OF August, 1918.
by Maj. joseph Mayo and duly admitteyl to re-
cord ir tie ilus'ings Court for the City of Rich
mond, on tie 10Th day Of November, tSl3.-We
shall on THesday, the Goth day of the present
month, on che premises, at the hour of ~ o.
clock, proceed To sell to the highest bidder, the
Lot Of Ground, with the improvements thereon. NJ
presentiu the occupancy of Maj. Mayo, aud known
BY the No 8, iulhe plan If the ci'y-wheh said Iot
Is situated ON Dor Cay Street, and 22l Street and
directly back Of The Court-house, and contains in
front Of Street, $50 feet, running back f65
feet in order 20 satisfy a debt due MIR Manuel
Judah, Of 5000, With interest from the first day
of Jan 1914, and oll costs incurred in executing
and carrying into effect the cnh - cd ofTr,sl
JOSEPH MARX Do
EDW. w. TRENT. '''stses'
S-fe lerQ q1-sds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-23
THE pKOPRIETORS-

Nv Lii sold lat public auction, os Fues,ay the
W 10th October, at e O'Clock, b.f re tLef,o,t
door o. the Bell Tavern. in the CITY OF Richmond
the beautiful Farm on James River, only rn;Ie
below the City, called Chester mn cor,sinin,, he.
tween s'x and sever huttiel scres of Iand-abcn,,,
one hundred OF which is Low Grounds. 60 nr;mc
Meadow iAnd--there are about 200 acres iopIvN
eleared-the high land has a rich re-! clay be,to,,
rs any Land in Nirsina, and is as well adaptcd Ia
the cultivation of small grain and eoye,-tte,,, ar
two gait settles for bI,ildin-each of then, DIV,
ing complete view Of Rich,nond-it is also ccrtsin
that one OF the very best f4herics on James Piver
IS attached to this pace-it IS bounded bv .,.,ces
River, Tor half mile, and by Falling Creek. for
ore mic and half, from which any oua,tiv IF
water may be had for the es establishment ef a Nh,
or any kind Of Manulactorv In short. there are
buttsw ifany situations within the same distance ne
Schmond, combining many advantages as
Chester Hill. "S
Terms Of Sale OHe Il iIrl of the purcbose mn
ney will be required in 90 DAYS, tn balance divided
IN two equal annual payments. Notes with arrro-
we'd endorsers will he required ami the title Win.
held until the money is peii, or deed will be made
to the purchaser, and deed of trust taken to S.
cure the two last payments.
The SAFE 1ciH te mode 1tgtir the direction Of
Jas. H. Lynch, .4Hctioncer
, nMLL9JM Go0DE, jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-23

SIMON DAUCE, who continues tie Je,ssHing
Blfgiuese, usual Informs his customers that Nj,
aae-t, vidi = complete assortment of Je4pellsry e.
Umcies, is nov IN hi- way N the Southern States,
aui ope, fhst his old friends will give HAN hcpro-
frencc for o1iers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-23
NUIFEE.

4 PETITION will be presented to the
Ge'icra Assembly of Virginia PRAYING that an
may h. passed. authorize the Trustees of the Gou-
etstrr Chart. SSoo 10 sell Tract OF Land, in the county
~ Gloucester. devised by NoT,Cai Cooke, We're Palis
n.:c sid county ur the purpose OF educating the pour
children ihertin ALSO SCH tnc Church plaebel0pcing
ile PARISHES ~ Abingdon Wan X petNort in the said
y! and apply h- proces the Object, OF the Sid Charity
School.
Gloucester. August %. 5c-wSm
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Chester mn, Scptcmler a-sa tlis
PLANTERs' FARE FOR SALE.

PAINTERS FARE FOR SALE.
paNHE SUBSCRIBER will sell this Hef,.,Issme
y Farm very cheap, Tor part money and umt
crtdit He therefore invites those who wish to in
vest money in valuable Lands. 10 take \ lool- =,
this property. 1t lies in the county OF Geoebland
ten miles above the Court-house forty from Rich
nond, an% seven from Boa, Navigation. ON Jams
River, and contains about 720 acres. so acres Of
which lying in Lickng-hole Creek is eona IN Crt;l-
NY to the best James River bottom I,anda-tbe
hsli land lies well, is laid off in FIVE fields and
well fenced in--the fields have been all cloyered
ana those out OF cultivation, pretty well taken
win IL and those row Ander culture were well
taken with lit Pro,ucrs good crops of corr.
wheat and tobacco The buildings are generally
gooh and convenient The dwelliue-house is mart
" two-story, and is neat, light, handsome building
ne FARMS well watered, having streams in every
neio, ana several good springs eonvenient tn tbe
uweIms-house, and large Orchards of GOOD fruit.
consisting OF Aprics, Peaches, Cherries SC.
lie has also, I'zvo Small Farms, in the same
neIghhorhood, for sale, or TIE same terms--one of
"hich containing l65 acres, at present under the
occupancy oil Mrs OIvis--is well tirnbered and hos
on 1t thriving yonne Apple Orchard. and lies near
enough TO Planters Fare, 90 supply il with timber
ne other contains l95 acres, and is subject To the
lue csiSieoi Mrs James, Gan old Lady, who lives
on the Farm. a further description ofthe pro.
peril 10 deemed pnnecessaIy, rs those Risb;ps -
purchase, viii no doubt tisw the premises
1 tie terms may be known by application IN NJ
lohn Is. Nooe (who lives On tire premises) mr. ~
the Subscriber living in Richmond.
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
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FlFTY DOIT1IES RT;VIRni :

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
2 3 UNAWAY fron the Subscriber, residing in
{ q Suffolk, il the County Of Nansemond, on the
night OF tie Dis, Instant, young negro man, ma
ined Giles, formerly the property Of Lemuel Rid
siek, ESD. dee. He about 81 years old, by trade
a shoemaker, Of a middle stature, good figure
and remarkably likely In general, he keeps his
hair neatly { Hbed up has very smooth face
with very i.tle beard, aud that very thin his third
toe on his right ioot Is longer than the second or
fourth but has distinguishing mark visible that
] rcoOilect. He had on when lac went away, a cot
ton Cashmere short coat much worm aud a shirt and
ttrwseis OF Northcrn home-spun tow or thread
cloth, small biaek hat, with black ribbon about
the crown-he had other clothes, among which
round reddish jacket with sleeves. but am not GER
tam he took any with him. He is very ex-
pet in the manage nent OF horses, and is smart
WHITING man, in 80 ch capacity he was first brought
up. expect ne viii make for Richmond, where
he hss mothe, Dc oug ng 10 Doctor William Shep-
herd and other acquaiutsncss, or to Norfolk and
Ponsnouih, where his acquaintRe are also very
numerous. IL IS probable he may have forged
pass, On tree Papets, add sttempt to get away as
free man. ! Will give the above reward ~ any
person, WHO viii deli,er him 10 me, or confine
him in .;ui, So that ] get him again and an rea-
scnade eSpenocs hesd g, u taken ont OF the coun-
~ aforesaid and brought to ne.
iorwarn an masters OF vessels and others
from harboifug or carrying The sud fellow away.
.LHIIXIL2S .SL'E.N CIR.
September 6. 9T-w6v
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.coNTIsUED.l

PANS, June 26.
16eNGugs Of the two House, berin 10 ex-
4 dignity and oooir csc Bo'hi- dts'nrSs
Auiuy bot TIE mention H0urlto or
o tle present Government. Il few daj 8
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Glass, China u CrockcrV Ware.

-,SIt'4o"' N'ItItH = NFVthtTY WUTe.
TaNtE Subscribers are opening, next
y door 70 NE POst-OHicel handsome assortment Of
CLdSS, CHINd, Il CROCKETT HiRE rjz .-Cmt o,J
pain gias pitchers, bowls, decantcrs and tnDfcrs
Champagne AMI iey glasses Syers passage i1tnos Re IL
eBt uc'tr tea and dinner sets, Canton and Fngsh china
chimney piece ornaments, Liverpool printed ar in set,s
dishes. pate.. &c. &c. ~ '''"
ALSO-A iew dozeu bottles superior Madeira Port o,d
Clafe Wines, bud one quarter casl Old Iamaicn Gun,
Septonbsr2 80 o"
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TOREA1
NOTICE
NOTICE.

EEvflE Subscriber intending to reside in the
a country, requests those persons that be dispo.
sen to purchase GOALS, to apply To ItIviS, Per-
ktns q Go. at the south tenement of olonel Bull
locks buildings, fronting the BASIN, who will give
the most prompt attention to all applications.
WIN. e.. POVALL
i0-6t
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ICE

4 petition will be presented to The Legislature Of
q this State, at The next meeting, praving per
mission for Jacob, commonly called Jacob Prosser
an emancipated man Of colour, to remain in the
state. September 6-SfwIn
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WOIfCt; - HEREBT GIVEN, Il24T
A Fetihon viii be presented to the next Ge-
~ neral Assembly the State of Virginia for
law % pasT au'H rising rrplett = Estes, 10 raise
ny Lottery, efficient sum to pay for the House
ard Lot on whial, he at present resides, in the
town OF harlotiessiIle, in aae county Of Abe
marie, for tie pa-pose of establishing an Acade.
M thereon.
AUGUST l6 2o-6r
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VALUABLE ?RVPER7TYiT--

VALUABLE PROPERTY,
4 IN the Richmond Turnpike Roaa, for sale. at
:, rnbhc Auction, zoith0ut EmitatiOA-The
subscriber viii offer for sale, on the premi.es. on
Saturday next, the esd instant, $50 ACRES OF
LAND, lad oFin lots to suit purchasers
100 acres o, this land lis within three miles of
the city, AID The resiaue within four miles. Three
ionrths OF the land is in wood, and affords many eli
Sble situations for building.
The sale will be Conducted by Mr.. James II.
Lynch, and viii commence at II o'clock, A. NJ
y credit ola ) and 10 months will be allowed
the purchasers upon their giving negotiable notes.
with deeds of trust TO securcthe payments.
Sept. rs. 3o-tJs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-23

DRY GOODS.
THNHE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving BIZ the
Il shrs Brilliant and Canton, direct from Enc.
land, FiFrY-FIvE PACKAGES or DRY GOODS
which they oer at private sale, for a few days at
ter which, should they not be sold they will be sold
at auction, after notice tcreofis given.
1hey consist Of the .JolLogving articles
cases danask shawls
do Manchestry veiyeteens and cords
do dinlities, i do jaconet cambries
do spotted do, . DO sarsnetts
do cotton shirting, ds colored muslin
do emghams, . do tamass, rs and Sd
do furniture calico
do elegant counterpanes, lO-4 to Isl
do elegant cal!icoes
9 do coarse DO
Is bales blankets
cases cotton hosiery
DO irish linens, do tolcnett ycsiine.
FaTkhilLs, Dunioh e Cohland.
Auctioneers
ALSO
elegant floor Cloths. 5 10y rs, IS by II. 10
BY l6, aud 10 by l5feet,
handsome Phladelphia-tnade GIGS. viii,
plated harness.
ParkhKls, Dunlop q Cotland.
3O-tf
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UIooJLIIID,N OF F.3ItI,NENSWIp
rEviIE partnership oftle Subscribers, tradiag I'M
der the firm Of SIMON DAUCE Il Go. was
dissolved by mutual consent, on the 18th Of Jnnua.
ny, 1915. Any person hayingany demands against
the said partnership, is requested to bring IN their
accounts for payment to Simon Dauec. No s.
Cherry alley and I'll those WHO arc ind, bted u
the late iru Of Simon Dducc g Ca are requested
10 pay the amount Of their accounts to the said ST.
mon Dauce, who IS alone authorised 10 settle The
accounts Of the said partnership.
SIMON DATCE.
JOHN GAUCAOIS.
Philadelphia, September a. 4O--tf
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ron TBE EN-QUIRBR.

JOURNAL OF r. VENTS
" .g.r.4ATERICAW LWPARIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-23

GEORGE ROBERI'SON'S5 I'm II. UYER
UTAVE this day formed q Cebaiftiersbs6 IN bust
mess, under the firm Of Robertsen x Dyer.
They have taken House ION Cary street) near
their friends and the public "a COMMISSION
MERCHANTS Septen.br 2.-9O-fm
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CE9URNfL q i eon,mleti.


LAND FOR SALE or BARTER.
q Have several Tracts Of Land in different conn
a ties above this Ciy-eght of them within
snort distance ofJames River, and from 90 to so
miles above this. The others arc more remote,
but some OF them are Jasnes River, and others
on or contiguous 10 other Rivers. Many OF the
tracts arcrich, and few wetl improved with build
inss, orchards, &c. win sell any &c them cheap
Tor CASH, or buildings to be done in and near
richmond, Or for property ii or near it--or Tor
the materials lor building Delivered ia Riehmond.
NEIL McCOUL.
Ausilsl 81. 3S-Mif
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-26
SPAIN AND AMERICA.

Extract If a letter just received in tais city,
from an american gentleman in Cadiz, dafed
Cans, January 10. 1915
{" AS to the political relations between Spain
and the United States, have very little al
present 10 add to the Information contained
in my last. Mr.. Ewing lately appointed our
minister near Kiog Ferdinand, wrote from
Paris TO the Spanish Secretary ot State, and
asked for a passport 10 come 10 MAd'id III his
official capacity; bu! | unde stood he receiv-
ed for answet, " That His Catholic NJ lesty
would not receive any Minister or Apossss-
dor from America, so long as the Ministei
from SPAN to the United States was rot re-
ceived or acknowledged there, although HIS
Catholic Majcsy Wa, desirous to strengthen
the bonds of sincere and generous amiy with
the United States" Inc answer given to
Mr.. Norris, al Cadlz, by the late Regency OF
Spain, and one he received afterwards at Ma
drid from the Kings ministers, were predi-
Gated on the same grounds; aud 1t Is said,
that instructions have been sent to the Span.
ish Minister in America, to make known to
the President :hIs resolution OF His Catholic
Maiesty."-PhH. Freeman's Journal.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-26
#x* PRIZE LIST.

Portsmouth, Nh .lprR22.-Arrived, British brig
Ocean, from Messlna bound to ST. Pelersburgh, with
1850 boxes lemons, $50 do oranges, 40 pipes lime
Jacc, 25 do sated lemons. 500 BOXES roll brimstcne
"a casks Pumice stone, and Is bags dried orange
buds-captured AZ days since. by the privateer Ma
cedonlan, Townsend, of Portsmouth. The master
OF the Ocean informs, that he had heard of Alge
riae captures, or cruizers being sut.
Boston. ,b'ri 22.-Ar. British brig Success, from
Cadiz, prize to the privateer ship Bakriy, of this
port, captured the 24th February, lat. SO, IL, lon
10. SO. out days from Cadz for St. Johns, N F.
with 7S lasts salt, 40 hhds and 40 o. casks wine,
45J boxes raisns, and 20 do. lemons. The Bl.kely
captured, Feb. 9. British brig Jubilee, from Deigh
mouth for Waterford, cargo SALT raisins figs, lines
and lemons; took out the frui, and scu,tled her.
The British sch. Fanny. forme ly the shadow pri.
vatesr of phlad) Of 9 guns, from Laguira for Lon
don, cargo cocoa, captured 9Th Dec last by the pr.
vateer Lawrence, and ordered for the u ;, bas got
into Cuba, IN distress, after being blown oil the A.
merican coAs, repeatedly.
The British ie,,er.of-marque brig Pallasof guns.
from Newfoundland for Aliicant, cargo fish, capur-
ed 24th Nov by the privateer Amelia, of Baltimore,
has put into Cadiz, in distress.