Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-25
DOMESTIC.


WAsHINGToE, Nov. 49,. There are
several agents froni different rroyinceso Of
South America al present in The United
States, with whose names aud capacities
we are but indiifereniiy acquainted, as
accident has placed t.Iem IN our possess
sion. We should be glad TO announce
them all, If it we're in our power, and Will
do so if The information IS put into cur
possession from an authentic source.
NJ. GuAL, who had been long in the
United States, and whom we have always
respected for every thing mc know of him,
formerly sent as minister trom venezuela,
is now stated by the Aurora To have been
appointed governor OF Amelia Island, I'M
der the flag of Mexico. OF this appost-
ment the southern papers give Us no ~
formation.
The same paper informs us that &c Don
MANUEL DE AGuIRRE, Commissioners
from tie Independent Governments OF s..
America, BueuoS Ayres and Chill, has
appointed Don Manuel Moreno for his
agent IN Baltimore" NJ. Aguirre, whose
official capacity we are thus appraised OF,
we have heard, has been III this city lately.
". LIT.
NOVEMBER 20.--We hear from Anna
polls, that the FRANKLIN, the new "a,
would depart from theme c!thcry yesterday
afternoon or on this day, taking out air.
RUSH and his Suite, OH his Eu bassy 10
England. This ship, ike our ship Wdya.
ngton, which she is destined TO JON IN
The Mediterranean has attracted number
less visiiamts TO view her exterior as well
as interior arrangements, regulations, ana
superior accommodations Ter her paSsen-
cr, officers &screw. She will likely be view
I IN
or Portsmouth aud il is not 4 little ere
difable to our officers aud naval tactics,
that Mons. Perrong, Il Lieutenant dc Nais-
sean. (Which gives him rank as a Captain
of Frigate nthe FrsHca service Is r.
lived as u gm-room passenger in the
Franklin, merely 10 become better inform
cd as 10 the improved machinery, order,
dispositions and CELEBRITY, practised III the
American ships of war. Lieut.. Perrong
was readily admitted TO this ship through
the solicitation of the Marquis tie La
Fayette 10 the President. III.
Adaptation consisting of six CHkRcK-
EE CHIEFS arrived in this city on the 18Th
inst. on mission TO the President OF the
United States. Their names are {:
End tau mar 0e. Speaker for tile depu-
falion, and Roman Nese, Aborigines.
James Brown, Richard Tayior, Richard
Riley, and George Hardu, descendants
from interEarriages with Cherokee wo-
men. H.
The Aurora mrntions that PEDRO
GUALE has been appointed, By the Pat
riots, governor oil Amelia. We heard
some time since that he had been invited
thither, anG i'll consequence had set out
10 visit the island. Late private accounts,
however, received at this office, stated
that he had touched at 81. Mary'S, to make
inquiries respecting the affairs of Amelia J;
but not proving satisfactory, he had sail
cd 10 the Spanish Main. We indulge a
hope, however, that Mr.. Guale will en-
dt avor to restore something like order "a
mong the turbulent spirits at Amelia, at
least until the transfer of FLORIDA to The
United States, which is an event sincere
ly 10 be wished for.
Mr.. Guale is a native of the city of Ca
raccaS, i'll Venezuela, where he held, In
1911, IL, and ID, tine first offices IN the
rift OF the republic. When that uniUrt;l-
nate country was subdued by The royal
lists under MontpVerde, he Joined his re-
publican brethren in New Grenada, was
elected speaker of the house of delegates,
and afterwards received the appointment
OF republican minister 10 the u. States.
The capture Of Carthagcna and the sub
iugation ofthe principal part of New Gre
nada, by Morillo, completely broke up
the form of republican government esta-
blished there, and Mr.. Guale left it in
1875: he has since resided Chiefly in
Philadelphia.
These particulars are given with aview
TO correct mistakes respecting his dipIo-
matte character i'll the United States he
never was sent here as minister from We
nezuela. Wash. {. Gazette.
Six Indian Chiefs, deputed from tine
Cherokee Nation, arrived at the seat of
government on the 18th inst. They in
tend waiting on the president 10 complete
the object of their mission. Four Ofthem
are half breeds, and are named James
Brown, Richard Taylor, Richard Riley,
and George iiarlim the other two, En-
a-iaw-naw-ae, speaker, and Roman Nose,
are true descendants OF Indians. Id.
FROM DETROIT, OCT. 10.
10 the EditOr efthe BostOn Ccatmei.l
" incIosc the Detroit Gazette, by
which Won will see The measures adopted
by the officers Of the 5ih regiment, (raiscd
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