Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-20
WILLIAM q. PENDLErON


WILLIAM G. PENDLEroN
in Cadiz, Gibraltar. aud tins place. VIA
| upwards of two thousand dollars, clothing,
and other things 10 make them comfortable
| and as there is regular communicate
between those places and this city, there can
be no danger whatever oftheir suffering for
| any of the necessaries of life, the Governor
having given his sanction for clothing. provi-
sLons, and money, being sent them through
| the United States Consul at this place.
In the prison of this city, Cushman Lap.
4 ham, James Perine, Michael Winans, and Eze-
KEEL Plyer, are confined. they have been
reguariysuppliedw with clothing aud pro visions,
ana weekly allowance of money is regularly
SUPPLIED them.
~ visited the prison, and was informed by
Shem, that with the exception of the loss of
liberty, they had no reason to complain, bat
| were treated with every kindness they posi-
bly, could expect from any government They
| We're comfortably dressed, and in excellent
/ health. Every thing that can be done for
them by our Ministerial Madrid, 1 understand
| Will be. and the worst they have to fear is
| imprisonment. until the subjects in discussion
| between the United States and this country
are amicabIy settled.
! :" in assisting these unfortunate mea, onr
consul George G. Darrell, and MIR. William
Leach, of this place. particularly deserve the
appreciation of The humane The former has
exerted himself in manner honorable TO the
| station 10 which he has been placed By our
L
! proofs of generosity. to secure their era titude
| and that of tieir friends"
Extract OF a letter from a gentleman in Lon
| don TO his friend in Boston, dated Feb. H. B
/ Since tho publication of Mr.. ADAMss let
ter to the American Minister At the Court of
MADRID, the papers in this country are nearly
nushed. Scarcely complaint or murmnr is
heard. Every Ameriean must have perused
| IL with emotions of pride aud satisfaction 1t
/ ~ one of the. ab!eSt aud most eloquent state
| papers l ever read.
| : There are at this time, seventeen Bostoni-
ans al Rome-amoHg them four or five ladies'"
From the Boston PaHadium1
| The coiOnred Gen. Gomar, who commands
| a large force in the mountains ofSt. Domingo
against whom President Boyer has lately
marched, Us said TO be an independent chief
| and that his defeat or success with serve Chris-
toEhe.,
| We have been favored with Jamaica papers
to February 9, received by elr. Jack. An
English brig which arrived at Kingston, 5th,
~ ID days from Old Providence, reported that
the place continued very sickiy One of An.
rvs privateers had recently sailed on a cruise.
KINGSTON. (Jam.) Feb. 5.--By the Maria,
we learn that the Arismendi, Independent
! privateer, retained off Trinidad de Cuba.
| Immediately after the Paribian BRIG of war
had sailed. Her object was to have S ~ 600
sent on hoard of her, for having given up a
J spanish Guineaman the mate and part of the
| crew OF which were detained on board the
priVateer as hostages, for the paymeut of the
/ ransom.
FROM INDIA.
! BY the brig Barbara, Captain Nash, we
| December
Mallacca was restored to the Dutch on the
| 2lst of September.
| Spanish Revolutionary frigate has carried
| q Spanish prize into Penang to he solid 'Tha
/ capt informed that several British and ameri.
| can vessels had been captured by the Roval.
| ISIS on the west coast Of South America
among them the American ship Traveller.
| accused ~ trading with the Patriots
:, a violent storm was experienced on the In
nia cohstof Madras. on the 2ith Oct several
British vessels were damaged The Charlotte
foundered the Winsiead aud Barkworih
Ie , nlisSlng; tniee brigs and ship were
driven on shore The American brig Neptune
was at Madras when the storm commenced
but has since arrived at Calcutta
| CALcUTTA, November 30.-The posse sion
OF cashmere appears 10 have excited the
ambition OF EuDl ct Sing, and il is said that he
mas sent d considerable force in the direction
OF that delightful province.
Tie revolution which took place some time
ago al Acheen, aud which terminated in plac.
ing the son OF Syed ilussen an opuIent MGR.
chant in Penang in The chief authority. NAV
be within The recollection of orr readers
Another revolution has been since effected.
by which this usurper was expelled to Tuloh
samaway, and the old sovereign reinstated
| We are sorry 10 learn that tie epidemic still
cent nues it's ravages, and has appeared with
considerable viruleucc at tiangoOn.
I The latest accounts from Ceylon are dated
the 2tih ult. aud appear to Justify the exDecta.
ton excited Dy tue previous intelligence from
that Island. The Pieienler, and The chiefs
~ho have been noticed ~ our former pubiica.
tions had not however snTrendsrtd bu,
were hunted aud pursued Ia ali directions.
4 Tie kandyan territories, withlew exceptions
were completely tranquIlized.
In 80 other district nut Weyaloovya is there
a SHOW ofh0stilty, and resistance is there so
feeble that we have no doubt our next def ,4ls
will bring Tvs the complete pdclfcation OF that
last retreat ofiusuirecion,
Esw YORK. April ~ Letters from Hart
ford by saturday mornings mail say, f." here
IS no doubt tie Republican Senatorial. ticket
has succeeded by = majority Of about I2OJ tile
Treasurer by stu Freaicr majoritv--and in
the Honse niete viii be not less than 81 repubTi
can majority
Seven OF The Seneca Indians. who have becn
exhibited iu England lie last wear OF two
have arrivcdhsre IN The ship Importer, from
Liverpool.
The Advocate informs MS that on the trial
of The mail robbers. tie iufy. when they retired
with piety worthy OF Limitation. wcni to pray.
ers, with view OF being enlightened nv hi
vine viii, so ~ to decide iustlS. When the
criminals iearul that Ihey were acquiited OF