Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-19

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was intercepted, robbed of the money
by Lord Cochrane, and taken on board
his ship where he Was held close prison
err; and where, after having repeatedly
declared that II WAS wholly American
property he was compelled by Lord G.. TO
sisn certificate thai il was on Spanish
account.-Aiier which Capt. s. was re-
leased, and immediately protested against
these Pirdticai proceedings and transmit
led iiis protest with the necessary docu.
ments proving that the property WAS iona
Gde American, ana the actual proceeds of
Tue cargo I'll ken from Boston, 10 Mr.. HILL,
the Wee Consul at Valparaiso.
A statement OF This daring transaction
we learn, hasbrcn sent on Ia Washington
and II is mol liazsr,,ipg much 10 predier
that the demand Of this piundercd prop:
er'y will be made by a Naval Accompa .
ni,nent, which will insure its Immediate
restitution or be followed by the capture
OF The ireeboo,er for what but freebootrrs
would take property in this manner aud
divide II without adjudicaiion] who has
robbed our coun,ryReB OF 1t: al the same
time afiording needed protection To our
rich Whalemen in the South Sea.
Wearehappy 10 observe, thai subscrip-
iions are on foot for shares in an elegant,
Steam Ship, TO ply between Boston and
Portland. from the first Of April, 10 the
first OF December, in each year, under The
management OF that ingenious artist, Mr..
GILBERT BREWSTER, the owner and
constructor of tile Steam Boat Eagle, now
IN Boston. This gentleman ought TO be
highly commended, for The many speci-
mems he has exhibited OF his superior
talent IN the mechanic arts. The inven-
non oil his patent machine for spinnin
WOOL, from which were manufactured The
premium cloths, exhibited al Brighton
The present season his mackine for max
| ing ship blocks, and many others, surpass
| every thing of The kind now in use, aud
desrrvedly distinguish him for his supe-
rior talents.
We wish him success i'm his new enter
| prize-and should he be so fortunate az
| 10 realize a competrn, number of subscri-
| hers, We doubt not hyi the .veBt ould bel
source of much gralii, alton TO himself,
| prove profitable to the owners; and be
ultimately beneficial to the community.
10.
From Gibra!tor.-Capt. DAVIS, who
| arrived Yesterday sailed from Gibraltar on
| HE 10Th uli. AT which time the u. S. ship
hornet WAS sill waiting the return of
Capt. REL d from Madrid, with dispatches.
The accounts from Cadiz mentioned
that the si'kness WAS increasing, and
that 100 persons died daily-many thou
sands SAID 10 be sick. The South Amer
lean expedition moi sailed. [PaH
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. I3.-U. States
Bank SiOck.-A sale of 20 shares was
made Yesterday afternoon al 95} sales
| ms forenoon al 90. H. New York yes-
ierday. 964 offered, 97h asked.
From South AmerjcG.-The schooner
Luminary, from Chasres, arrived at Bal
iiaiore, brings intelligence OF Panama
being blockadcd by Chlian !risaie.
winch had taken possession al a suali
island commanding the enirauce of The
lIaIbOr.
COMMUNICATION,
HIS probably true, as has been renor,ed
That Mr.. Charles Bagoi, lately British
minister IN this country, has received The
nsllering and important commission of
minister from Great Britain 10 Russia
IN addition 10 which article OF diplomatic
intelligence, we understand lhai Mr..
Bagots successor TO the United States
has been named, and that we may soon
expecths arrival. The gentleman select
cd Tor Tins delicate, and diitcuIi station
Is Mr.. Canning, nephew Of the celebrated
Canning. He was laiely the British mi
mister in Switzerland, and is said TO be q
family coBnection of Lord Cssiereagi,.
Frankhn Ga.
Thenew British minister, MIR. Cannipo
Is expected TO arrive III this country in the
course OF The present mouth as also. The
Spanish plenipotenIary. JGa..
AT a meeting IN Philadelphia, of The
board OF manufacturers OF The PepnsyI-
wanna Society, ioi the encouragement of
American Manufactures, Nov. s. 1919. if
was
ResotUed, That il be and hereby is re-
commended la the manufacturers Of the
United Siales, who are interested IN the
modification OF the Tariff Of Duties. to
send delegates 20 a general convention. 10
be held IN The city OF New York, al The
City Hotel, on the 29fh November. inst.
III order TO make the necessary arrange
menis 10 apply TO Congress on the sub
leci.
(Signed)
IhomaS Le'per, Samuel Jackson,
Robert Patterson, Thomas Gllpin
md'inew Lawier, Henry Simpson,
DaViu Lewis, John Melsh,
Robert McM ullen, Seth Eraigc.
Gam Hamilton, Henry Horn
James Cmbush, Josiah White
Thomas Richards, Alexander Cook
Condy Racquet. William Youug
Mark Richards. Charles Kean
w liam Duane, Joriah Randall,
Thomas Hume, i. S. Rldgway,
NJ. carey, James Mease.
John SiddalI,