Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23

RAJ CoHee, ana established as the boupdas.
between the Cherokees and Creels,y
General Jackson's Treaty in 1914 ny
ject. however, to the ratification os ,b uo
national council. to be convened at Tu'r
Town on the 2sth ult. A failure 10 ky
there, to take the matter under cors;s"eet
ton, is To be considered by the Gomez.
oners an assent of the nation to the tres
and will forward it to the President 8, g.
nate ofthe United STATES for their sanct:o.
Every exertion it is said has been mn,
Intellectually, to proc ure the extinsu;s.'
ment OF their claim to the lands on n.
'''''" S'1e VI TIC river. lGazene.
NEW York, October Is
from Su'rinam.-We learn from Car.
iageett. arrived last evening. that tbIp..
were daily Cisturbances among the ne
Negroes-murders were frequent, both u
and on the skirts of the city. It wa. n
pected by the citizens, that thev ny eH,
make sudden attack to prevent WIN
the soldiers were kept constantly nas''
arms. uer
A violent gale of wind was experiero.,
at Martinique on the 10th of SeptemsssNu
IN which eight American, eight Britisb :,
eight French vessels were driven ASH
IMPORTATION Of Corn-Messrs. Josens
H2rris and Arson Brewster. of Hartfnrp,a
Conn. have lately imported into the H.
ted States, in the schooner Anson. ca.
Horton, from the Island of ST Do,,;rps""
Thirteen Hundred bushels of Indian ca
OF an excellent qualify. It was raised ;,
that Island the present year, and cost a.
bout rs cents a bushel.
AT large and respectable federal meo.
ing. held in Boston last Monday evenns
the Hon. James Lloyd was put in nom;0ss'
ton tor member of Congress, in the n,,o.
of the Hon. ARENAS Ward, who decI;nos
a reelection. 'a
CHARLESTON, October is
Z pit Pereras, of the Spanish schr NJ,
estra Sonora de Bregonia, who arrived =,
this port yesterday, from St Johns Is,asS
OF Cuba) informs US, that two Frencb va.
sells Of war had arrived at port in Cub,
lately, with orders to cruise for the rev.
lutionary privateers which have been for
some time depredating on the commerc.
OF the Island, and that they would SHORTY
sail for that purpose. Capt. p. states
that an understanding exists b >tweeo ,bs
French and Spanish kings on the sub;ec,
and that all Spaniards who are found ~
board OF the vessels taken bv the French
are to be given up to the Spanish authori-
ties, and such Frenchmen as NAV he tat,,
by the SpaDiards are to be given into the
hands Of their countrymen but all herson,
found on b ard are to be executed
Eapt. r, further states. that about 9o
days ago, SO mil: to the windward of Ma.
tanzas, an action took place between a Sna.
Fish sloop of war and an independent pr;-
vateer, In which 18 men CT the litter were
killed-the loss of the former not known
They left each otherJuiy satisfied
BERMUDA Aug. 81.
We are given to understand that Major
General L. S. Riackhouse, has been an.
pointed to succeed Sir j. Cockburn, in the
government ofthis Cnony. That gallant
oihcer was stationed in this Island ID wears
ago. as Col. in command of the 47th rept
and WAS then universally esteemed and res.
pected.
ST. JOINS, n. r Sept. %.
We learn that the Commissioners under
the fourth and fifth articles of the Treaty
OF Ghent, between his Majesty and the
United States of America. met and opened
their respective Commissions at Saint An.
drews, in this Province, on the Esd inst
he fourth article relates to the Islands in
Passamaquoddy Bay, end the Island Of
Grand Manan, in the Bay of Fundv and
the nth. to the Eastern Boundary Line Of
the United States, to be traced and sur
veyed from the sourse IF the River St.
Croix. to the River Ircquois or Cstara guy,
according to the second article of the
treaty OF 1780-We understand tina,
Colonel Barclay, late His Maies,y's Consul
SJrnerai Tor the Eastern States, and the
Honorable Ward Chapman, of this Prov.
ince' VINO acted, the former as Commis
soaer, tue latter as Agent on the part Of
MS M Jesty, under the fifth article of the
treaty OF 1874, for determining the true
hiVer St. CroiX, are again employed in the
same c pac ities. under both the above.
mrnu,n q articles of tie present Treaty
The Honorable John Holmes. of Mass
chusetts, met Colonel Barclay, as the
American Commissioner under the fourth,
and Cornelius Van Ness. Esq. Of Vermont,
under the fifth article. 1t is said that the
american Claim advsnc ed unde- the fourth
art'f lie, extends to all the Islands in Pas.
samaquoddy Bay. as VIII as TO Grand
Manan. Both Commissioners. we hear,
are adjourned to meet in Boston in tho
month of May next
BosToN, o tober 10.
Recent arrivals at this place from Cadis,
entirely put at rest the late rumor from
Ieneriffe, cf Algiers having been bombar.
ded by the British, the Dey deposed, ard
the treaty with the United States annulled.
Lord Exmouth's feet left Gibraltar fOf |
Algiers. on the 18th August Our ac-
counts from Cediz are to the 2sth of thst
month, at which time no intelligence had