Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-14

ihaSi ana main top mast. She was imme-
diaieIy seized by the officers of the Gus
TOMS at that port, in consequence OF hav-
ing cleared from Aux Caves.
The larantula was chartered AT Dublin
Tor SIN months two months of which
neibs uneApired, she was TO proceed 10
81. Audreas with M'Gregor.
! The officers who were attached to M
| GregOr's first expedition, and who we're
taken al Porto Bello, were at Darien, ON
The lsthmus, and are to remain there
| uniil ibe pleasure Ui The Court of Madrid
MAS known. The privates and volunteers
were employed in repairing the ioriifica-
| iioGs III Porto Beliu.
! NEW YORK, Sept. Owe learn from
Capt. Qucrrau, of The schr. Noah Brown,
| arrived Yesterday in II days from Curra-
Goa, that The day previous 10 his sailing,
vessel had arrived from Porto Caheiio
Tor supplies, and brought Intelligence that
Admiral Brion had sailed from Magareiia
Tor barcelona, with "a squadron OF % sail,
10 OF The vessels armed Ike remainder,
smali transports, with ammunition and
Implements OF war, anN' l4O0 sailors and
sohii'rS. They look possession of Bar
ceiona without Resistance. Ii was sup
posed ihai Brion would appear off Cuma
thai place. la consequence OF This news.
the Spaniards had laid an embargo al
Laguira and Porto Cabello, aud were
ming out d squadron 10 attack Marsa-
retla.
FROM ST. SALVADOR.
Capt. Alien, who arrived YESTERDAY in4l
Gay passage, informs that there had been
no prlva,eers on the coast for some lime.
a Portuguese convoy sailed for Lisbon
on The 10th July. About 1000 troops
had embarked for ST. GATHERINGS, a like
number from Peruambuco, and a much
larger force from Rio, had sailed for the
same destination, for what objectwas not
known, but supposed to join the troops
al Monte Video against Buenos Ayres.
Loud complaints were made al Brazil
against The Americans, tor being CONCERN
ed IN the privateers which harass their
trade, and against our government for
suffering prizes 10 come INTO our ports.
Mere. Adu.
We have received from our correspon-
dent al Bermuda, files OF the Kingston
Chronicle, Jamaica CouraRt, ST. Vincent
Register, Demarara Gazette, and TriIi-
dad Courant 10 The l7ih of JULY We
have also Bermuda dates 10 the l4h of
August. The bill before the legislature
OF Bermuda for the appointment OF sworn
Inspectors OF lumber, proposes the fol-
having iees-While Pine, 2s.-Piich Pine,
IS per M. Slaves, Is t,d-Shingles, Is.
it ae q Metehants aud parties concerned
not, Stliey may choose.
Accounts from Trinidad state, that
Bolivar had taken from the Roy alists by
surprise considerable quantity OF spe-
che, and had advanced considerable
distance into New Grenada, which is
represented as being IN state OF rebel
lion. paez was le!, by him OH the river
Apure, TO keep in check The R0yalists
about that quarter, which ii appears lie is
capable of doing. The independents, il
Is said, have had The advantage in every
shlrmsh with the Roy aiists Ills campaign
but, II Is added, they are d vagabond
set, altogether.
The Kingston Chronicle Of the 10th Of
July, says" Farther accounts have
reached us OF Lord Cochranc's proceed
ings. He was sill before Calao, and did
not seem al at all disposed to raise the
siege. He had been fortunate enough TO
capture Spanish Galieon, having up
wards of one million dollars on board,
boundto Ole Spain. The officers taken
DarieD, and the men al Panama were pur-
Thirty Heroes of good and fine mid
ding coffee were sold AT auction al Kings
ton, on The 18th OF July, al TO los and 5d.
(COm. AdU.
We have received by way of the Ha-
vaua, Intelligence from Lima as late as Tie
Dist April. CochTane had moi renewed
his attack OH CallaO and the koya feet,
but was lowering on the COAST OF Peru.
On the i6ih lac appeared OIL Chancay, a
small town to leeward oi Lima, aud seem
ed disposed TO make landing, 10 oppose
which the Royailsls had made every re-
qulslle preparation.
The Viceroy of Peru addressed cir
cular letter on the lih April, to all the
civil aud military officers OF the Vice Roy
atty, informing them of the dreadful fate
experienced by Brig. Gen. OrdoGtz and
80 other Spanish Officers, who bad had
the misfortune TO be taken prisoners by
the RevOiuilonists at ihe disastrous bat
tie of Maipu, and who were cruelty muir
deFed on the 9Th OF February in The city
OF San Luis, by Vincent Dupuis, the
Governor OF the place, and bis inllumaD
followers. This monster had eudeaVored
10 cloak this isul assassination, this con
tempt of the laws Of war, and every senii-
neDt OF humanity, by feigniBg a conspi-
rdcy OF tile part OF the unfortunate vic.
inns but the device was too shallow, and
The Vice Roy trusted soon To- be able TO
procure ample proof OF this dire piece Of
inlquiiy, when he would proc ced TO take
exemplary Vengemce by refaIiaing on
the eDemy's prisoners tbcu in his pow
CT. In the order of the day of the 2lsf
of April, after informing his troops Of
| The particulars OF the horrId bulchery al
| San Luis of their former companions in