Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-13

ooii he will sink her. ilcw soon This
hsughiN EnSllshman has forgot The les
sons which yaDkees teach those Who at.
Tempt 10 infringe their n. hts lie made
an attack with two of his ships on lin.
vessels M Cailao, but Was so warmly re
cened that he shearcd Oft, without amy
damage either 10 ships or men. II vas
generally expected That when The Chllian
squadron appeared OH Lima, that some
disturbance would take place in tkai city,
but quite the contrary was the case.
The Palladium SAYS" Better conduct
might have been expected from LORD
CoCHRANE. considering that he was in
The British Opposition DUNG the dis
pu'e between England and the Uniied
States, respecting The Orders IN Council,
aud thai he WAS exircmrIy popular with
the iriendS Of reform and liberty in Lon
don.
The American Government will un-
doubleday remonStraie against the above
blockade-as they have already success
fully done with regard TO several attempt
ed al Venrzneia, &c.
Capi. DowNES. in the Macedonian,
has arrived in the Pacific Ocean, at a
critical period.
The Government of Chill have eleven
dred miles al sea coast, containing from
thirty to forty llarbnrs, more than twenty
Bays, and sixty Roadsteads. Four OF
the eleven vessels aie stationed off The
port of Callao.
BY tie brig Argus, capt. Talbot, ar
rived at Providence, IN SO days from ST.
Salvador, we learn that tho squadron
under The command al Com. Aury, had
been in Gulf Dulce 10Th May, when thew
captured, and brought off half ii million
of dollars, and 1909 zeroons of indigo.
The squadron was lying at the Triangle
9Th June.
Extract Of a letter, recsired By gentleman from,
Buenvs dTes, dated April 20, 1919.
Ihe triSate Macedonian, arrived al Nalpa
raiso, on the 18th Ct January, and Oh the lith
March sailed TO Coquimbo. She int. nded not
to sail for Lima till more OF Lord Cochrane' 5
operations might be known. Lord CoOhraue
by the last advices, was before Ca!lao, aud il Is
supposed that he will attack, and succeed IN
destroying, that part OF It's Notifications, and
take the Royal feet.
" On the ID OF March, n duel was tough, at
Valparaiso, between MIR. LandOn aud Mr.
Abercrombie. of n. York, midsaipmen of the
Macedouian, III which the latter was shot
dead having receiI ed the bali OF his antayo-
MIST in the lungs.
-" In tnis city were shot about two weeks ago
Chevaiicr Robert, and Mons. LagralsSe, two
Franchmen, convicted OF d conspiracy against
the government, IN Il plot with Carera."
We lave heard as our readers will
nave seen, oi the arrival OF Judge Prorosf,
an agent oi the United States, al Naipa-
raiso, on Ills return from the mouth OF
Columbia river. Ii Is SAID that our go
vernment has received from him u highly
interesting report OF thai part of his ms
sion. We do mol know wi, Their II Is in
Tended TO be.publlshed; but, Iiltwere, We
are persuaded il would be very generally
acceptable. We want such a document,
10 make us acquainted with that most
important tlnugil remote scion OF the
Republic. Neeven hope tina; MIR. Pro
v0Sf will bring back with him materials
TO furnish avoiunie on The subject, instead
of letter of d few pages, and that he will
moi withhold from his c0unirymen the
fruits OF his enquiries and observations.
III VIII not be Ill the power, II II were Inc
wish OF the Atlantic states, 10 prevent The
growth OF Il pow eriul commercial STATE AT
HE mouth and on the banks OF the CO.
lu'nbIa. All The information respectiny
The country, which we can obtain. is
therefore desirable. Nat. Int.
lhe correspondent or Tie Boston Tx
change News Room writes from Bu.uos
A5res, under date OF lie 2Slh April last.
thai The U. ). frigate Macedonian arrived
at Valparaiso OH ihe 10Th January aud on
me IAN March sailed fer Cogmn.Jo, wheuce
she would proceed 10 Lima On The I'd
March, a fatal duel was fought at Valpa
raise between Gordon and Abercropnie.
mIdslnpmen the Nj. in which the latter
was shot dead. rH