Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-14

cOri OF fiiteCn or twenty men, that is from
hcnco to Aaisralor. from that ptsce to the capt
tai lac escort Is necessary. Al TIC roints in
this neighDothoOd formerly held BY the inSuc-
gents are nov AT our POSSESSION. The only en-
sting aSscmDlsge Of them is between Guanax-
Data and oueratero, consisting OF 25Oe men,
and IN disrerSe them, General Cruz had LETT
IeAico with 1000 infantry aud 5oD cavalry
Looping To join 5000 mole collected tiun the
Catt. Generalship under his command"
Au0Jsr 27.--Ou the 10Th ult. an insurgert
schooner privateer plundered two Portuguese
vessels OIL ST. Michaels, that were coming into
The anchorage the one from Fi,ulra, the other
from the Island of 81. Mary.
ADGusr 22.-The funds were rather depres-
sed yesterday on account OF the extensive pnr-
chascfs not being able To take the stock they
had contracted for We understand that at The
close of the market above 100 ,0c0i. Was put 10
pnb'ic safe. There were no defaultess. The
SftceS are again ifnrTOsi.g. At one O'Clock
SvnSu'S were at 80 Ii for money, and 81 for the
az oV1t.
The Portuguese Indiamen lately captured
arc IS We yesterday stated, extremely valuable;
orr we are happy tn hear on minute enquiry,
tha' The loss will fall more lightly on luyd's
than had been anticipated, the greater proper
ton OF the INSURANCE. of these vessels had been
effected at Lisbon and understand also,
tsat IL As not an uncommon case for the Por-
tusuesc mercantile houses to be without any
Insurance whatever.
SPANISH COLONIES.
A Morning Paper states ON what il calls
6 authority OF the first res, ec,abihty, that
treaty mad been carried into effect. under the
powerful mediation OF Russia, binding Great
Britain and the other maritime powers to Join.
in CONCERT TO eject The subu,issiuA aud pachca-
tinn OF tle Spanish Golones and that new
POLITICAL regime quite different from the for
ner, IS 10 DC established, particularly as ian as
regards foreign trade, 10 which tnil hbert, is
10 pe gwen, under certain notifications.
f,he gross i'm policy ofany surinterierence
we have already more than once expressed our
opinon--and as 20 the fact of a Treaty having
been actually eu;ered into for the purpose, we
need go no farther than TO the sequel of this
report Itself for its rttutation, where it is
very consistently affirmed that il is not known
how far the Spanish Government will adopt all
the clauses. =" ddopt'-the clauses of Urea
y which is previously stated to " hare been
ritd into e5ect" hat neeOcatioms for such
treaty are or foot we think probable enough
bat We feel quite assure that as get nothing of
The kind has been completed. The same
por, ADDS that another treaty is on the 'apIs
under exactly the same mediation, by which
Spain is to continue the Slave trade til the
year 1920, AMI 10 receive from England large
indemnity for the losses she has experienced
by tie capture of yessela employed ia this
trade.-SGar
PARIS, Aug. 2f-Adsices tom Lisbon of che
9th August, announce that Baron Ebon and
the other prisoners convicted OF conspiracy,
have heen condemned to death, aud sill short
~ be executed.
A private letter from Bahia, dated tie 10th
OF June, says that Martinez had been repeated
~ interioeated. On one OF those occasions
The president asked BIN what had induced him
10 assume The title OF . Prince of Liberty p
Martinez replied, 81 exacted nothing from
the people. The. wish TO be free, aud they
VIII he so. was not guilty of the absurdity
winch you commit IN uniting the word " LIber-
ty 10 that OF d Prince" II my pretended
friends at Rio and Bahia had kept their word
as 1 kept mine, you, Gentlemen Commissions
ers, would have played before me the part
which YOU are now mixing NE play. You seek
Tor my accomplices. Examine yourselves, look
among yourselves, and perhaps many CT my
Judges will quit the bench to place themselves
AT the bar."-ThS speech has been variously
Interpreted but the fate Of Martinez and of
i's four comrades, is certain, and they expect
ii.
VIENNA, Aug. l5.--It was on the 18th that
Baron dc cipSits, vice president OF the council
OF wai, received by express, from the military
COMMANDER OF Seinlin, news OF the death of
rZem George. II is said lie was induced TO
retnrn TO Servia, In consequence OF having, 1T
the time of lis flight deposited in the ground
$4,000 ducats, in the neighborhood of Semen
dra lie returned, therefore, under a diStln-
guished name, in hopes of regainng it: but he
had the imprudcSce to mention 1t TO a man
whOm he supposed was his friend, and in whose
house he wished to conceal himself at Samen-
dra. This person from weakness or perfdy,
betrayed him TO Turk .belonging 10 the Pac-
ia or Deigrade.--ihe TURK repaired 10 the
place with several JaHisSaries, beheaded Ger
nj George, aud sent his head To the pacha, who
immediately forwarded it 10 Cons;antinople
Czerni George was general in the russian
service and decorated with the order Of ST.
Anre.
We learn from Constantiuople, that there
are great NOV ements Of troops, both at Adria-
n0pie andits enviTons.
LAUSANNE, Aug. I0.--The Diet on the 7th
inst. issued decree in commemoratiOn of the
glorious conduct exhibited by the Royal Swiss
Guards, III Paris, on the 10th Of August l792.
o." The memories OF those brave men who per-
ished in the field of battle, of those who after
wards lost their lives in 0xpiatioD of their iidel
Iiy, and of those who subsequently died, are
cousccrated by This act. Their names; as we'll
as those OF their brethren IN arms who survive,
shall DE inscribed in a register 10 be carefully
preserved i'll the archives Ofihe confederation"
The decree then provides, that all the officers,
subalteTDs, and soldiers who were present OH
that day at the Jhuilieries, and vino set live,
shall receive medal, in the name of the Diet
having on one side the cross OF tie COnledera-
ton, with the legend" fidelity and honor" and
on the other simply this date, liug. 10th, l7o2"
MAYENCE, Aug. l7.-There has been for
several days avioient cOmnotIOn here, directed
against corn dealers generally, aud particular
ly against those who are known to have made
grain an object of speculation. Great excess
have been committed on this occasion. The
troops of the GARRISON have at length succeeded
la re-e,tabi ShIn2 tranquility, and, thanks to
the wise measures that have been adopted, we
hope there will be no mere diStui Dances.
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SPANISH AMERICA.
CnARLEsToN, October I've have been "a.
vOred w.li the following copy OF letter dat
ed ST. HTys, Z7ih Sept. ISi7.
On Monday last the Spanish forces EN-
barked from Amelia Island, and those Oh the
Main took up their line OF march for ST. An
gustine The militia having previously re-
TUNED to- their homes, completely Disguised
will Ihe service OF the ROyahsis, and have
siUee made their peace with the iiberdtiug ar