Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-08

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said he was 20 die for wishing to make then
free,
i'm perpambuco nut # is hardly possible such
an order Will be executed.
',trre wi,i soon he erected an inqsisL
torial Court In the ports OF Bra1us, 10 take
co.niyauce of persons Unaffected 10 the Go
yernment.
AS the plan for Revolution extended
throughout the BraIiis. IL Is probable there
will be great deal OF blood shed Oh the scat
fold.
1.-The army left Pcrnambuco short time
before the Portuguese got possession, aoa pro-
baby still exists.
There were al State Prisoners at st. Saliva
6or--host OF whomst was supposed weuld DC
executed.
A gentleman from Port -au- Prince, who was
there ut the time ct the explosion OF the maya
zine AS well aS that at the turt, states that the
report of the former, which was caused by
lightning was terrible that the agitation con-
tinued full minute. aud that IL was very de-
structive to the buildings IN the vicinity, many
OF which had their roofs blown OIL, aliu were
Otherwise much injured. lie heard OF no per
son having been Killed by il, though several
who were walking in the streets, were consi-
carably MANNED rs the falling OF stones. HE
cause OF the fort having been blown mp, was
SAID 10 have originated in \ difficulty respect
ing two wonlen--tilat the crmmaudant had ms
commission taken iron, bim, and WAS other
wise degraded; for which he threatened TO
bioy mp tic fort. He accordingly fastened
himself up in Az apartment near tae niaga-
I.ne, in order TO execute his threat, saying,
however he weuld trea, with the president o.
the general commanding, as To his being ar
rested, bat should any one else attempt IL, he
should set fire 10 the train. The gentrai or
Gered detachment against him, who cMn-
y r,enced fire, aud The commandani, fearing
be might be killed, OF taken without carrying
iuto cAecrt Of hi threat, set fire 10 a barrel of
powder, which blow him TO atoms-eut tortu
nately did lille OTHER damage. The soldiers
belonging TO the fort had previously march
cd out Of the reach VI the expected explo-
sion.
Translated from Ere Golden qge Of Brasil, for
the Bosssa Daily advertiser.
Yesterday morning Major Salvador arrived
III this city with the happy Intelligence that
the column OF Marshal Aleo has peaceabiy
taken possession OF the Hccite. In next
paper we shall give more particular relation
OF this rapid and glorious success
On Saturday morning arrived. at this port
the squadron OF Rio de .IaneirO, which began
TO enter the harbor I'm the might preceding. His
ENcellency the Governor and Captain Gen,
of Pernambnco, landed Immediately, with
great number OF officers, aud among them
some gentlemen of distinguished rank. The
inhabitants OF this city have shewn the great
body.-They have hecp month Oil the voyage
June g.
Account Of the entry 81 or trOcps into PeTHana-
pncO.
After the columns nj Field Marshal Mello had
completely routed the forces of the nlddnan
Martins, the faithful koyaiists matched i'm
nlediately into the Reclte, which they en-
tered ltaceably on the 2iSt of May, after IL
had been contaminated by the possession OF
the rebels
The bockading force landed without resis-
thhce, and the members Of the government
look to Hight for the swamps. One OF them
Father joan Riteiro, was found hanged hy his
own hand. Let us lift up oar hands 10 heaven
for ayeriing The fata. disaster, which, ould
lave levelled the Recife with tie earth, aud
shed rivers of blood.--'i'he iilust'ious governor
OF Penianbuco has arrived at that city, with
the officers of his government, and has shewn a
courage equal to his amiGble qualities.
The commandment of the blockade, Enfino
PeIez Baptista, arrived from Pernambnc0 on
Monday last, and brought seventy-one priso-
rers; and ainong them the principal leaders Of
this rash aud barbarous enterprise.
The criminals who fie ID from the Rccife and
who concealed themselves in the swamPs,
were diligently pursued by the troops of Ba-
llla, and those of the Cape. Nearly all the mo-
ney ct the treasury which was piundered iIs
been taken and restored; fol il was silver coin,
IN bags, and il was not possible for thcm TO
take it away ON account of tie necessity ofnot
DelnS hcav!ty cncnmDeleu.
We have received Intelligence from Marian
lam that the government OF that cap1aiRcy
took measures to order all the forces possible
against PerrambucC, as soOa us the particu-
lars reached them Of the fatal day of March &.
The government CT PLAINLY did the same, and
besides immediately prohibited the sending OF
cattlet 10 Pernamhuco.
We are informed that the rebels of Pernam-
brcc had some COngreve rockets, but it is said
fney have all fallen into the hands of the Cape
troops If they have not weak heads, they have
corrupt,blc hearts, aud who can be afraid OF
such people'