Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-17
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ne NcHS from Bnenos dyTcs.
IT appears by an arrival AT The East
ward, from Puepos hyres, (says the Della
ware Watchman,) that another OF those
plots which had formerly so often eudan-
sered Tie existence and paralyzed the
prosperity OF that republic. has been de
iected aud frustrated by the vigilance OF
the Supreme Director PueyrreIon. A
letter of tue 20ih August, states The OBJ
jeci of The plot 10 have been, 10 seize the
Director al his country house, and pu,
han on board a vessel in Tie river, and
Others say To osSGSsinate lam. The Direc-
tor, II Is said, was acquainted with the
plot for several days, but suffered the con-
spiraiors to proceed until the night pre-
vious TO IFS intended execution, when thev
we're seiZed, TO the number of thirty, IN
the1r beds, and committed To prison. The
principals are said to ne influential men;
among them, Don Pedro Aguirre, former
minister 10 the United States, and Sar-
ratea, former Director. Tie cause of
HE conspira y Is assigned in the unpopm-
tai7fY IF P"egsTedon, oici'e to his partiaii-
'ty to lie Portuguese, which is about as
cOgent and feasible an argument for q
conspiracy aud revolution, as was the
former federal cant about French influence
against MIR. Jefferson and Mr.. Madison,
Tor WITCH Il certain junto wished 10 send
the latter of To Eiba. A bad apology.
however, is better than none, and upon
ibis principle, the absurd story of Poriu-
gIese influence, (Which, by the bye, is
Just "a true as tie old clanor about
French influence woud be d sufiicIemt
excuse for piunging stale in anarchy
and hiOodshed. This catastrophe has,
however, fortunately been ayerted BY the
foresight and tirmncss of pneyrredon,
whose popularity with his countrymen
does not dppearto have been al all effect
Ell by the Transactions, as all was Tranquil
upon Tie part of the people, when the
cnnSpirafors were arrested. TIE accounts
further state The condition Of the repub-
lie 10 he tiaiiering and prosperous; pre-
paratl0nS were making 10 prosecute The
war ~ Peru the naval enterprises of the
republic had been extremely successful.
many valuable prizes arriving constantly.
NASHVILLE, November 2t.--As we an
ticepaied, tie Cherokees continue 10
a,nuse The governor, but will agree 10 no
proposition for treaty. Had his Excel
iencS not nave poCkelied the commissions
sent ID him by the President 10 be deli
vered 10 Gen. Brown aud William Young.
ESQ. authorizing them 10 take the census
OF ihe two divisions Of The tribe. as re-
CURED by the treaty made by GpncraI
JACKSON, Ne lave no doubt but tie hole
of these inclined TO go, would lnng since
have removed 10 thP Arkansa9. AZ least
we are so told, by the most influential Of
tie iriDe. II Is pOw considered bv the
indians, that tie Uniied States iayjng
omitted TO have the treaty carried into
eltec' ~ 'ie time stipulated, il is 10 Jon
ger binding on them, AMI he uaiion is
restored 10 The situation il was IN befOre
the treaty was made.
Tic ChocidWS, rs we fuIei0Id, have re-
fused to treat, and the commissioners
have returned home.
On Friday evening hast the most spltn-
dia bal ever seen ~ Nashville. was pjv-
en- 10 General Jackson, at tie Nashville
Ian.
PENSACOLA.
Tits post had not been sppiicd Tor bv
the Spaniards, rs late as ilfc 7ih az ihis
month. On the Governor general Of lla
vana being advised that lie pnsi would
be restored 80 any officer he might send
TO occupy 1.-THE replied HAT re bad ap-
Piled 10 his master for permission 10 thresb
lie Americans. and I've Wonld take no
measures ~ respect to flic Florilas mill
he had an answer 10 hls request. '?hc
report illai 81 Is N The possession of The
ap"niards Is untrue. LClyTjo2.
Norea,ber 28.--The weather continues
dry, and itlp river is naw too iOe 10 be na-
vigaicd-busIf's IS is consequently some.
What dali. Salt now commands 5 8 per
busbel, ~ consequence Of iow water
inI@rDse quantities have bec. shipped
for tbs place, bur II is scarcely 10 be ex-
pccird that u All sell for less thai 3 3 this