Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-28

wee and are new on board The ship Ale ri
they will be demanded by the civil au-
ihOrity, 10 be dealt With according TO the
LAWS which they have violated. fHeraM.
May 2i.... The fo!ioring facts ne betieee are
unEnorh an tdis country their Guthenticiiy ho,r.
erer, Is net 10 be doubted ~ the capture Of Gen.
Nina near bierico. about 75 Of our eouniruaen
ue,f taken prisoners. ~ ,rh0,n uers LiPbt Ldrh;a
~ Virginia and Lieut.. Hutchinson. The fate of
Nina as uep snorn, though The Patriot General.
Steond M command. altered IL Spanish commission.
edotccrS. then an has pOrsr, for NinQ'S release
amongst rh0m Terc trio Lifufeaaat Coinnri.
~. sad fpGdocd. the Picsroy Of Merico. - you
had forty thousand 10 gire in erchon e. rsuLd
no. spare Gen. alma" He uas aceordinsly shot.
-und so nrere he ~ Spanish officers IN retaliation
TX The progress Of Siis Mt Of rrnyedncs oar taco
corhirymen, L,Tkia and Hutchinson, ,oere for
naaly and publicly shot the rest 'oere copfnCd in
heie OF tdtchtta uontd hare been comfortable of
thfSc, 10 persisted IN fro days of Presidential ar
The remainder Tere trdnspoi ted TO another dun
economy to proiong their su1erings Of ,rhon four
Wfre afterwards sent to Span and are uslp nt The
Coast Of Barba'y heg are beiiered 10 BE- he sole
Mrirors Of thc rhOie party! Yctfhe Minister of
H. &. o. had tkc tgronteryi 10 talk about the. pro.
tourd ladtsnaiioR cfhis master, at The srecut;on
~ Jrbrthhot and Hntbrider! had &c! orr o,vn
newspapers, yea. rery BLENDERS Of Congress.
eouid md no pUGatito Gen. JaeksoaS cruelty IN
taking Gney thelirtS of these tuo ndiuduais! lib
ne learn from Gibraltar. that orders hare been
isSHtu ~ tHe >puht>n uuffoftieS Jar hot
mtht IN az ports upon the coast of The Ufdiierra-
n'an, to obtdin suiiors to The SHIPS ukich are
to eonroy the grand expedition to Baenos Aurfs
ana IS expected erery day to be enforced in Gadi.
ana other ports an that qnarter. lie is beiiered that
this measure UH not Be cery ,reu reiisl,ed by me
poor sailors, When more Girl ,cay Of y,ocnrins
officers meets NTH The most marked oD,Josiiiou
We are Informed fromthe most unquestionabie au
thor'ty, that no less than SIR different commanders
haze been ordered to the San Tri,no, IT, one OFF
ShlpS intended to he
that an OF them refused 10 dci The plea for this
refusal as, NOT from any fear Of the Patriots bit
het,cf that their ern men not to be trusted
and that all confidence ia the fidelity and IouaIf of
those rho destined for SOUTH Amcriea, is lost"
The King, say they, " is losing his poirer, and
Ue our honor"
Eatensire purchases Of PROFESSIONS mere making
at Gibrdhdr, by thed accounts for the use of tie
expedition preparing at Cddiz, and much ,cit and
uiSdomis SAID to hare been Displayed bythe Spanish
gore nRent to raise money, upon pledge of pau
mint on the arrirai Of The africa, "A, and SaJiHa
Jr!gate, raieh are expected from Vera Cruz u,ih
done to,rdrds the completion of the expedition In
The meantimer e told, that the in,pudeni Patri
OF p,irateers daily peeping into the harJor Of
Cad'I a Buenos liyrean prirafeer Of ~ guns
'rds cruising ct Cddiz about the middle of March
occasionally taking a birds eye rie,o Of The bay.
to learn the progress Of The e1pedifion and inter,
cepfiag resseis ia the rery teeth of the batteries
'nong reinforcement offhese troublesome Customers
Jus S"on eIpeeifu Uhen fHe tranquility nj the ara
tsr5 OF the Mediterranean ciH no doubt be disturb
ed, than uhich nothing could be more practicable
ana nothing better calculated to bring hone to the
business and bosoms" of the Spdniards, the
mrafched atuati0n of their AFFAIRS
UfJdrther fsdTn that ar. I'm D. Robinson
(uhose RELEASE from confinement in Cadiz on his
parole, Toe announced fe,c days ago has mad.
ms fseope from that place and arTiucdGt Gibraltar
~ appears That as soon as Hr. Errjng kne,u of his
arrirdi ut Cadiz. he immediately commenced a ne-
sociotion uith the MaTguisd de Yrujo fer Mr.. RS
release from cdptirify, and through the interceS-
Sion Of the american Consul at Cddi. the Gorer-
nor wds prcrd'ied upon not to remore his prisoner
from Codi=. until further orders from Jiadr;J-
meunrh'ie Wr II. obtained p,rSonul inteir:eto
'c!h the Gorenor, NTH rhom his eioguence pre-
ra'srd so TAR as to obtain orhinsef the Indulgence
OF a parole On the 1;th of March he ,cas secretly
INFORMED fhat ORDERS irere rPceiced from Madrid
Seotrefy rep'tmdnding the Governor for his gene
roStfy to DIR, Il. and comm anding him 10 mt into
immediate execution the order before contfded 10
h'm directing the prisoner to be sent 10 Ceuta he
uas JMthTmtormedt that the ToUn Adjntant ,rith
dgudrd todS then in pursuit Of him! The reccllec-
non Or has 80 months Of the Sererest hardships of
cdpttr1ty rushed upon has mind and determined hin,
tGGy from has parole lie erected his eScapc on
me same day, an reSsei laying in Cadiz bay. tie
capsaH OF ph'ch NTH benoDoience Of heart
uh'ch DOES him infinite honor, set sail i,n,edi4fey
against head miad and thus ar Robinson bade
ad.ea TO SPANISH castles, .jaiLs and dungeons, 10
tnhaie once more the wholesome air of his owa na-
tttc tuHU OF nOgTfU. IIh.
PIRATiGAL PROCEEDINGS. iiO
we stated briefly in our Fridays paper, that
10 OF the crew of the piratical brig Irresistible
were committed TO the Jail OF this Borough,
charged with pinndering the schooner supe-
rIor; since then we have collected the follow
ing particulars After the crew had mntinied
ana taken possession of the Irresistible, at
NlarSarita, they appointed john =. Ferguson.
commander and James Black, first lieutenant
she 'hen sailed from Margarita with a crew of
N. ~ .,,,:s .ir., H.,
yer. nonnd on cruze, during which they
boarded about forty vessels, among which
was me schooner Superior, OF Baltimore
Dound from 81. Jaco de Cmha To New Orleans
WIN passengers; which vessel they fell in
with about the LIST of Aprl, off Cape Antonio.
Inc captain of the Superior being sent on
board the Irresistible; produced his papers.
showing that the Superior an American
vessel, belonging TO the port of Baltimore
Inc captain OF the piratIcal vessel then sent
the captain OF the Superior on board his own
vessel, accompanied by boats crew of The
pirates who were ordered by their officers TO
make a strict search for Spanish property,
ara TO bring what they might find on board
the Irresistible, Int to respect <lmeTicdn proDgr-
ty. ms latter injunction, however did not
meet The app obatOn of the crew who with
one voice exclaimed that they had risked
their lives in taking the brig--tlIat thew were
IN search of pundcr, and plumber they would
nave. They (the crew then directed the
boats crew that were going to search the
superior. 10 bring whatever articles of value
thty coh'h hud and III consequence OF this
ORDER The boat made three trips 10 aud from
The Superior and brought away from her two
sii'er watches, about two dozen fiuger Iiucs.
large number OF ear rings bracRiets. breast
pms, and other valuable articles, which by
the direction of their officers were secured in
the magazine with the money and other things
taken from other vessels. The whole of their
plnnder was afterwards sold at pubiic auc-
ton on board the Irresistible, and the amount
cal al gfa.I, a
proportions, except the captain aud lieutenant.
who received. the former three and the latter
two shares. The crew then took the brig into
the Chesapeake where the lieutenant and