Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-11
.Acsy,sort, Dec. -.

for the port of Charlie ,ton.
Also, the following Consuls and Vice
Consuls of His Catholic Majesty.
Don .fntonio .Argote VHlaio6oS, Consul
for the States of North and South Carcli-
na, to reside at Charleston.
Don Barth0iome Renguenet, Consul for
the State of Pennsylvania, to reside at
Phil delphia.
Don PABLO Chacon, Consul for the States
OF Va Sinia and kentucky, to reside at Nor
folk.
Don Carlos 1Hulvey. Vice Consul for
the State of Georgia, to reside at Savan-
nah.
Don joaquin Zamorano, Vice Consul for
the District of Columbia, to reside at A.
lexantlria.
Don Diego N1orhhy, Vice Consul for the
State OF Louisiana, to reside at New-Or-
leans.
Ertract Of a letter from respectable
merchant in Port-au-Prince, dated
Dec. 10, 1915.
A territorial duty of 4 so PER 1ooOlb. of
logwood, and half cent per H. in C flee, is
just laid on in addition to tie rmer duty
= Logwood cannct be shipped for less than
S36 per ton" Phil PaAer.
BOSTON, January 8.
We have been informed that Com.
Chauncey has received orders from gov
eminent, to have his ship. the Washing
ton, ~, in readiness for Immediate SER
vice.
There isin town gentleman who left
Canton in March last, a month later than
the English accounts which detail the diff
culties which subsisted between the Chi
nese Government and the British Hong Ii
Is there stated that all imperial edict had
been received at Canton, IN which great
displeasure is expressed sgainst Sir George
Staunton, and the English are charged with
iDgratitudc to his sublime majesty who has
permitted them to reside in the mansions
ot the celestial hemisphere, and are called
litIS,ous and ungrateful race, delghtiDg in
broils and insensible to the bless ngs show
cred upon them. Apprehenscns were en-
tertained that the British trade there
would be entirely Interrupted. We have
made inquiry of the aforementioned gen
ueman, respecting the state of this quarrel,
but learn that the intercourse between the
EnSlsh and Amer cans was so 81 eht, that
very little was known by the latter, of the
concerns OF the tormer. He did not learn
that any dc isve measures had been
taken against them by the Chinese gov
eminent.
ne think tie .fohogving e.rtract Of a let
ter zvorhy the Seri1uS consideration of
the'heohle and government Of the u.
States:
NEw-YoRK, Dec. %.
Being informed that you are
one OF the sufferers by illegal captures at
Naples, take the liberty Of suggesting the
propriety of endeavoring TO prevail ON our
government, to appoint a NJ nis,er, or a
gent, to look alter our claims. / am inform
Ell tnat the amount Of American property,
seized at Naples, is six Or seven millions of
dollars and ii su table person is sent
there, have good reason 10 believe that he
will be able to make ID satisfactory arrange
ment. A gentleman, lately arrived from
Naples, assured me, that if Commodore
Decatur had been instructed to demand
payment OF just claims, he would have
found no difficulty in the arrangement.
lie says the NeapoIitan government are So
much afraid OF d. catur, that he would be
the best agent we Could send to Naples, O
LOOK after our claims. If our government
would send him cut n large frigate, with
orders TO bring h,r and tue other vessels
now III the Nj terrancan to an anchor in
the Is y of Nap.es, am satisfied that
our just claims would be IiquidAtcd with
out trouble, OF any risk Of d war"
LBaA. Telegraph.
.4hh,infment Of -llaster.-Mr.
Gernt l.. Dcx, IS appointed Post-Master
Tor the CITY of Albany, to fill the yacancy
cccasoned by thu death of isis brother, Pc
ter ?. DoA.-[N. Y. fGHer.
NEw-YoRK, January 5.
SHlPWRECKS
The schr. Andrew Jackson, Howland
from Nanlcs fn, " NnrL -, ~ -