Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-08

dinanecs and regulations isit IS -, by
that government. III coriorRoly ms,h tae
general usages oi nations.
rs a publica'loa ia the Democratic
Press, it appears THAT the spiendIt cop
perpiaie edition ollie Declaration of In
dependence, announced a considerable
tiue ago, is IN state of torwar,.ness, bur,
owing io.diisicuiiIes inseparAbie iroa the
artists labor, vli not be completed az
early "a VAS contemplated OF wished by
The public spirited protector oi the work.
u is satisfactory 10 find that the taleuts
engaged in the execution of the plates
are such as 10 ensure production which
wlll fulfil its promise, aud be worthy of
the subject.
Proposals are issucd in Philadelphia,
BIZ RICHARD BAcHE, Tor The publication
of a new Daly Newspaper, under the Ii
lie OF The FRANKLIN StAzBrrE. This
assoc.aini, of names reminds as of two
departed pa,riots, veterans inplinting aud
politics. MAJ. Int.
FROM MEXICO.
4 friend has politely favored us will,
the following extracts of letters received
by the asi mail i,o,n Naichiioches.
NAICHlroCHEs, Nov. 80.
" IL has been reported by several per-
sons who have arrived here for some
weeks past from st. Antonio and its Vi
ciniiy, that General Nina had been sim
guidrly successful without stating the
particulars, until yesterday Spaniard
arrived direct from ST. Antonio who
says the news was received there that
Saitlllo, Monastery, and Montelovcr were
III possession of Nina; that he had in
deinil beaten and nearly destroyed three
divisions ofthc Royal Army; that the in
habIiants were generally joining them;
and that very little opposition in future
was expected TO he made him in the Co
werner General-ship of Arrodonda, for
merly Salsedo. This is generally belev-
ed here---as soon as further particulars
are received, will inform you of them"
Another letter of the Goth November,
from very respectable authority, states,
from an intelligent Spaniard's infor-
niaiion," General Nina. it is generally
gagement he has had, and was on his
return towards the sea coast with a large
army collected from the armies of those
republican, generals from the interior,
with whom he succeeded III forming a
Junction"
Another letter of Sd Dec. says, eve
have had recent news from General Mi
na's operations--tle last very favorable.
lie had out-generaled and beat all the
deiachments sent against him; he had
formed Il junction with some of the chiefs
of the revolutions. His force augmentiny
IN rapid progression, and some are of
opinion that he is making a retrograde
march 10 takcposseSsion of the adjacent
provinces, in order 10 facilitate COM
muncation with the United States, and
al all events TO keep a door open This
has arose from report of citizen of
81. Antonio, who arrived lately from
there, and says orders had been given TO
all Tie troops, citizens, and militia, to
Keep themselves III readiness to march "a
gaiiiSt the Rebel Nina. VINO was expected
To see them to the Colonia Saniander(the
province where he disembarked in) and
in which the sea ports Tompic and Ala
mia are formed"
In publishing these extracts, we ought
not 10 withhold the expression of the be-
net TO winch we are constrained, that the
information tey afford is not incompa-
tible with accounts received some time
ago, by way OF Vera Cruz and Havana,
of the capture of Gen. Nina and his prII-
cipal officers. The letters above refer 10
Information received for some time
past :" The latest of these is dated Dec.
3: the capture of General Nina, by sur
prise, that Is, unexpectedly, is stated TO
have taken place about the 9th Of Oc-
tober. That event might have taken
place, and YET, owing TO the vast extent
of the tract OF almost painless country,
that intervencs, and the precariouSness
OF communication, the information might
not lave reached Natcbitoches. We are
therefore under The impression, that these
letters refer 10 anterior events, of which
we long ago heard the details. We have
moi, however. thought il proper 10 With
hold tho:.i, wishing our readers to decide
Tor themselves. III.
CHARLESTON, January lit has been
quantity surmsed, that the apprehension
OF the negroes on Sunday last, was by viz
tne OF the 20th section OF the negro act.
WHICH deprives them of the 6eneft cf
clergy"
FiyM Dynastyof amelia Island.
Record of monarchs in that revolution
AIRY island, since June last -
General Observation-Disclosures
Governor IRwIN-displaced.
Governor IlUBBAR Dead.
Governor AURY--dispossesse
Colonel BANKHEAD-iD possession
Such has been the CELEBRITY and facility
OF Grange, that one good pair of boots
would have outlastcd The whole concern,
previous TO the recent capture by the q.
STATES. Courier.