Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-07


nations, and sn THIS case tie occurrence an
pears to hare been tie effect Of accident.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
NEW YORK, Drcember 1.-The Com
vcn,ion Oh the subject of Domestic Man.
uiacinrcs, commenced its sittings in this
city, on Monday afternoon They were
organized by eleciing Colonel WILLIAM
FEW, chairman, and MATHEW CAREY.
Secreiary.-We are informed that mm:
Der OF gentlemen OF grea, responsibility
and talents from different STATES are al.
lending us deliberations. Delegates from
me following states produced their ere.
dentials, VIZ. Ohio, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island. Connecticut, New York New
Jersey, Pennsy lvania, and Delaware.-+
The delegates from Vermont and Mary
land we're expected To arrive last evening.
The convention met again at 4 o'clock
yesterday. Infer. An
BY decision lately taken place in
the courts of Lonisiana, the principle has
been established there, that aliens can in.
herlt ana hold real properly in that state.
The name of the Spanish general.
whose geographical knowledge is SO
much relied OH by the court of Spain.
and who is on his way TO tits counlrv
as nesociaior, las been given TO The public
incorrectly. His name is WIVES.
wv ~ Y. Gaz.
We learn with much pleasure, that "a
mopg the passengers arrived i'll the shio
James Monroe, IRON Liverpool. is w. ID.
Robinson Esq. This is The gentleman
who has been incarcera,cd among the
Spaniards for tWo years and half. and
for whose liberation our government has
made several Intellectual applications 10
The Spanish government. w, understand
mat Mt. X made his escape from Cadjz
on the fifteenth of last March an,, that,
ie" hours before his scapg, the governor
OF CadlZ received orders iTuiu AInthid in
dispatch Mr.. Il. IN a vessel OF war i,nne-
diaieiy 10 Ceuia, and there To contiue linn
IN The dungeons OF the citadel. and ara
hibii him from ali communication with
lie oibcr prisoners.
We are informed Hat, on the y0rv dav
the Spanish Minister, X,ajo. sentih or
der 20 the goversor &c Ca..iz, .e rerofe to
the american minister, Nat Mi IL saouid
De tnipartiaiEy heard ami treated teith eycyy
PcSS'ofe deftcacg, consistent with The hoao,.
o' sthe oPomSh government The same
promise II appears, Mad been made by
The cheVallrr OHiS TO the government NJ
The United States But The fact is. Thar
neither hearimg or trial were ever CON
tempialed on The part of the Spanish 90
rernmeni, 10 be granted to Mr. r. Their
object was 10 Sarritice him aud by This
prevent H. PRONUNCIATION of certain facts
which they well knew Mr.. II. had BECAME
acquainted "it in MeaicO.
We understand that Mr.. II. intends
laying his case before our government
and 10 solicit a strict SCRUTINY jnIo his
conduct aud il it should be proved. thar
he has IN no instance violated his mutual
obligations, he will Of course be entitled
TO some satisfaction Tor The outrages he
has suffered, during thirty months in,pris-.
onment, without even hearing.
This is case not merely affecting the
rights OF an individual, but il touches
materially our national character.
All the Spanish officers in Sonib Anne.
rlca consider every citizen of ile United
States eliheras ao insurgeni or spy q and
MIR. X. is moi the only victim TO The zeal
ousy aud haired of The European Span
iards, that are al this time lsngnlsIrng in
Tie dungeons OF Spain. Among item
are several individuals who had never had
a hearing or trial, as well as others who
never had directly or indirectly sny
thlngt TO do viii Tie insurgents.
~. I. EUe. P0SL] AN AMERICAN.