Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-11
king Of The Netherlands, grand duke Of

Private letters from Munich, state that
the prince royal of Bavaria has rcsuse1 Ia
acknowledge prince Eugene Beauharno,s
as prince Oi tie royal family.
LIVERPOOL, AusUs, S.-ii appears hv
accounts from the iiahamaS, that two En-
elShmen have been executed Ia Florida
bv crder OF the coMmander Of the forces
OF The United States, on 4 charge q! act
ing aS spies.
Our Lomdou cOrresponden, states HAT
much sensation existed III the ciiy bN
The application OF The SpaTi$a .mnaSsa-
dor for The line OF transports. he oder
"d payment 10 the ship owner al 9,G and
3 months. II WAS supposed 10 be the
object oI the court of Madrid 81 send
OUT al expedition 10 relIr.c Tie hoops
oil the United States from the tiuridas :
liui 1t is .murh more probable inat the
design II I" sc,id out additional forces TO
South America.
The Intelligence from Washington res
peci'ng the formal protest of the SpaniSl,
Ambassador, has had the effect OF lower
my the funds ) per cent. Papers from
the u. States formally declare, We have
conquered iiic Ftoii,aS nuihin. bu, the
sword can change owners
We have reason 20 think, saws our cor
looks more Seriously than MAS al first ex-
peried, al the execution of Ike two BYi-
fish subjects i'll Florida /; and ne hnou tina,
they are using all diligence to collect in
formation, rs II they considered il "A sub
ject Of national importance.
Ii is the opinion of MANY writer's that
Great Britain has now reached The acme
OF her prosperity, and tia, her speedy de-
cline, IN comfortably 10 The history of all
nations, must sucn be expected to COM
mence. Various coDjcciures have been
formed, as 10 Tie causes which are likely
to produce her ultimate downfall. The
cOTrnplons OF government: The in, rease of
luxury; the failure OF pubic spirit: thelu-
lure marine superiority of America, have
all been brought forward as probable ell
cienl causes OF Our deciension i'm The scale
OF nations.
ltrnm fhe liverpool Nsrcnrg, ing. =,
PIRACY !-On jo0,d Ike Atneiicam brio
Huron, Reuben Neccon,J Captain. GA hry
passage from .sardnnoh to tie port of Ii
cs'Poof, 20th June, 1915, lat. 81, 10, long.
GS, 81.
30 The follow ing narrative was semitic
our oihce too late Tor our last publication.
but appears ottoo mach Importance TO be
omitted. 1t proceeds from so respecta-
Die quarter, that there can be no
douit OF lis authenticity:
" On the day aforementioned. we yere
boarded be,wixi the hours of 8 and PAL
by a prlta,eer, or rather pirate brig, IN
der Spanish colours, when our vessel I'M.
der"en' strict search by her command.
nag oihcer, and i've men, armed with cut
iaSseS and pistols, WAC, after CAPT. n.
had gone on board the pirate, sas ordered
by'hc commanding officer plundcred us OF
a variety otarliclcS, to the amomnt:of near
~ $3.50 wiil,oa' making any compensation
whatever. The crew of The pirate appear-
en- TO consist almost entirely Of Irishmen,
EhgIshmen, and Americans and ali
Hose who came OH board ofus (the boar
ding officer IN particularly seemed TO be
most determined robbers.-As soon. as
these villains goiilp oUr side, thew order
ed HE Whole of our crew aud passenger,
10 tho lore part of our vessel nnder 4
guard, While par! of tie handit1i went
down INTO lie cahin, and rummaged and
piitFred whatever they could convenient,
curry oil opening every trunk, locker
&C. they could lay their hands ON. Some
OF 'hc passengers wishing TO go below "a
see "Ii"t vas going on, were threatened
by one o! The pirates, that, if they did. fhey
would get their brains blown out" But
iiis vas not all their threatening, for a
ar. Se9iaIs, French gen:lpman, and
passenger Oh beard, was treated with the
greatest indcness by the boarding officer
VINO went by the name of Stewart. THIS
fellow. under Tie frivolous preiext ofMr
=. having about him IS cts. in Venezuela
money IN his pocket, which he had got in
savannah, aud was Keeping as curiosity
had The InSolcnce to order Mr.. S. on board
The pIrale, declaring, with many horrid
oaths, that, before six o'clock, lie should
De strung up TO the Yard arm. Mr.. s.
was accordingly carried OH board. hui
was afterwards liberated. This piratical
vessel, II was said by the boarding officer.
iIad had an action shortly before, will
some armed vessels, in wlIchthev los, 10
men, including their captain, and lst and
2d Iieuis. bPsides a nuni her wounded: so
ina, lheir whole strength did not exceed
40 10 i5 men. She went by tl.c name of
NE Venus: was painted black, and her
hSure head seemed TO represent an jndi-
IN, but which was also painted bla k. Size
mounted SIX gans OIL her sides, with IL
long - OF a pivet forward, all ofiron. and
she was apparently French BULL and con-
pered.
" p. s. On lie 10th July. having spo-
Ken The English brig Monarch. of Whii.
by, capt q. J. FARMLAND, from .jamaica.
loF LONDON, We learned from her thai she
and her consoris, The ship Clifton. caoi
J. Shand, and brig Alice, both also from
Jamaica Tor london, had been ovrrIiaulrd
on Tie Junr, by The same pirate which
robbed us, and that they had been pil
LACED and treated III the same manner ms
we had been. Ii appears that these un-
principlcd villains were al one rin,r deter-
mined 20 sink the NJ, march, " i!at She
might tel no tales :" ana actually Gyrd
several shot AT her for HAT purpose. which
pro,lFeuiialiy did her no harm (ihe fell
lows being all drunk They loaded =.
gain, bat owing 20 biunGcr i'll steering.