Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-06

we mean 10 rest no reflections on thoSe
whose names have been .iyeu K, tie pub
lie as having been made the Subjects az
prosecutors Nv Tie Portuguese Cous,,i
General n Baltimore. Without ptetcntl-
M. 10 guess whether those prosecutions
viii Sc sustained dismissed Oh the
gronndn"i mauViid, lazy, we have iuinrma-
lion which satisfies las That at lrasi one
of,heni Is founded III eyiJei.,c entitled 10
no .rsprci HhG,Cy,g 10.
SPANISH DOLLAEs appear 10 be IN
great demand u, lhis :numcnt ant! r..-
~ art is sssayed by spectators "a train
HE vaults of Tie l,au,>s of their contents.
TIE cause at The dcManti for il Vii, be
understood, when il is stated that spccie
l., al Nem York, ald in O!hrr co,nnc-.
clai cities pror0riionably, al Z Per re,,t
above par belag bought Up -, ,hai price
Tor iiie purpose q! eNporRiion. ROT only.
~ the regular couise oI the las, India.
trade, but also 10 Eurofc Specie is saia
10 ne aboccpar "a All ihe r,,s;S NJ En-
fopr; IN sG;3c o: l,irm even higher Han
IL i6lS country. f{6
f.psai,ion 10 explore he His,os,i.
we arc informed, irori gGud aniilori,g,
Wat government have ee..c ims.e,!.to send
an expedition, under the command Of
Mnjor LONG, IF the corps of Engine. rs
| Ia explore the bead waters of the Nilsson.
n, accompanied by scientific characters.
SO that all the valuable information ntces-
sary 10 form proper estimate of his IN
teresting liver mav be collected. ,heex-
petition, we hear, is 10 depart from 81.
Louis, where a steam boat is prrnari,r
Tor the purpose, which. il is thought. vii
| considerahl. facilitate The business. ltis
said that Major Long is well qualified for
The command. flTty f,y-
Passengers lately from Ruenos Avres
repor, that tbe director OF Paraguay. Fran.
| ella. has been put down by Tie people. in
consequence at q belief that he had been
gained by the Portuguese. Some OF Them
| also slate that his successor entered into
friendly understanding and connection
Win Gen. Artlgas aSains, the Portuguese.
hey. slate that lhis .act vas known.
though not published a, Bucnos Ayres.
haiyland Censor.
EALTlMoBE, Sept. 3o.-We are clad 70
M" mai aiief infinite annoyance and vex-
alton lrcRi The r0yal agents IN New Yo,L
Mi. Aguirrc has succeeded i'm despu,c,,.
ing two elegant irigates FOR Buenos Ayres.
These vessels will be an immense acou;-
siiion 10 the Pairio, governments. and no
cona' secure beyond failure their ascen
dancN on the Pacific, and probably
accelerate The fail Of Lima and Pern
Success and glory attend them. Since
these slips were building, our gcod friend
Ferdinand !ias tilted oni and possessed
hin"cH from our ports of the General
SCOT, the Chassenr, the Ragulus, and o.
ihef vessels; The lines; IN his service
ihaa" God, They are not manned with
brave ara siIliui officers, and willing
In .,xs. -
stand against ireemen ON equal terms.
IN ELEGANT CHURcH '
q large Unitarian, or first Independent
Church. lately erected in Baltimore. mn
der iiic superintendent of lie celebrated
Arch'i'' GodeIroy, will compare. il is
SAID, win any Public Building in The Uni.
led STATES. One OF the Baltimore papers
gives full description OF his superb Edi-
nee; OF which some idea may be formed.
from the following representation Of The
| Pulpit
| The Pulpit is in imitation Of Tie an
iiq"c Rosirum; it rests upon doubla
| square base, the FIRST of vera antique mar
| Die OF Connecticu'-iIe' second Of white
| Italian marble; tie latter is decorated or
| lis front with a Bronze Ornament. in,i
! tafed from the Antique. i'iir body Of Ike
Pulpit, which is semi circular, IL made az
Bird's-eye Marble. Ii isascer,ied by eight
| Steps on each side, iEciosed by bnllus-
trade oi an imposing style, tie base of
Which Is OF the same yefd auIi,,ue Marble.
On the landing places Gu each side, are
| TO be armed cl,aiYs in the Grccian ST, lie.
ernameDted with Bronze, for The ACCOM-
| mediation of visiting Ministers"
he Organ Is described az representing.
Colossal Antique Tyre, the large Pipes
Initiating tie Strings; two Egyptian CO.
iumns imclose the whole, the Pipes iora,-
ing their shafts. [i,oaison'a ado.
Nov YORK. Oct I've have no ncws
oi I've rclease oithe four American ci!ixcns
! comilIed n the dungeons of Ceu;a-nor
| siai we, until government iutergeres in
! tier behalf. Ceuia, the septa Of antique
! ~, IS very strong fortress, now held by
! The SpanIards. Ii was originally in pos
session oi The Moors, and since il was
taken from them il has been rendered al
most ImpregUsble. Ii lies opposite Glib
| rditar, and Is depot for state prisoners
| and galley slaves, who are generally irea!~
ed WIFI iiic utmost severity and cruelty
| aud, from The present disposition aud
| temper OF Spain towards the u. States il
| Willie readily conceived that or ciizens,
| III confinement, have nothing humane or
| liberal TO expect. We have, however. a
| squadron in the neighborhood, and Vi
sii 10 Ceuia may beas necessary as 10 AZ
giers. MAJ. Adv.
LATEST FROM Gibraltar.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-By the Boxer,
the Editors of The Gazette have received q
communication from their cnrrespocd, nj.
dated the 18th ult jufor,tiutr 10, Al .