Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28

have been signed bv the KIM himself
50 that there can have been no cheat Drae'
Used on hls Majesty in that respect. All
lhal can be alleged il, that the minister
Has mistaken lis Instructions. and surh
"A mistake would hardly lead 10 the expul.
SION OF Secretary Of State, aud The dis.
honor OF an Ambassador. Had a depar.
lure from instructions been the os,rusible
reason Tor rejecting the treaty. II seems To
us HAT II would have been rejected on
Ms first arrival al Madrid, IN which case
we Sii1nid have heard of the circumstance
'rom mir. Forsyth by the Hornet. The
silence ui our cabinet, as 10 the adylces
brought by that vcssei-the consultation
which Is supposed Ia have been held nm
on them after the Presidents arrival from
his late tour, and the immediate return of
Capt. Reid direct 10 Cadiz, all tend TO
INSPIRE belief, that the obstacle to the
ratlhcallon of The treaty, is of a different
nature from that of misconduct ON the
part of either The Marquis de Casa Yruio
or Don Lonis lie Ohls IN relation 10 il. The
gtah"ee landjObbers about the Spanish
Court, with the noted adven,urer Richard
kayhai heene 10 stir them up, present to
me mind very obvious cause for lie
hesitation OF the king.
- ny n"n'N'iihcnt VI 1TuIo, the arrest OF
onis, (li that be fact, and The insurrec-
non o. uhe troops IN the vicinity OF Cadiz.
all happening so near together, lead 10 "A
conjecture that Ferdinand MAY have made
some discovery of a plot, i'm which The
army and the ministers may have been
Implicated. This, however, is mere pre-
sumption ; for We are too little inforned
OF the particular stale of affairs i'm Snain
10 venture decisive opinion.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-There were no
new cases of fever reported TO the Board
si fleailh yesterday al noon; but we
ieafh mat case was reported in the al
!erhoon, OF a man who died at 8 O'Clock
IN IN" morning. at the corner of Old Sim
ana waller Street. The deceased was a
foreigner IN INDECENT circumstances, and
lifed win his wife and two small children
III inc ihird story OF the house he had
been Ill several days and il is said had mo
meaIcal assistance, il being unknown 10
me neighbors that the house was inhahit-
ed at all; and the melancholy circun
stance OF iis deatb was moi known for
several hours after il had taken place.
BOARD OF HEALrH,I
Sept Is Noon
a case Of malignant fever WA ,erortod 80,
No IA Broadway. This person had hser rs-
moved from Old-slip
Also, case at no. LOT Water-street. two
doors east OF Oid-siip.
Also, case at No 1O3 Howerv JI,is nor
son commanded IA vessel living at Old-sliu
sailed on the 10th and re turued ON lie I-,h
inst. - A''"
The persons reported ycterdav from Ma.
20 HfciOT-street, the board have ascertained
had had communication with families At The
Old-slip. " Wv
he person reported on the 10th. al No. 2s
Whlteiiali-strcet, died this morning
also the person reported Yesterday. al No
ID" broadway, died tle same day.
m September l9-One O'Clock
The Board have received no report of any
new case oil malignant fever this day
BS order of the Board,
This person died this day.
tSchr. Martha, Dennison. of pbiladelphia
bound To Petersburg.
- FROM Portugal. ship Alexander,
capt. Swift, sailed from Lisbon the 18th
July, and brought out his excellence Joe
Roberto Tries AIvr de Mirandi, the new.
~ appout'd Governor Of Fayaland pico,
wNiI his family and suite. Capt =. left al
fayai August 91h, the Portuguese shin
RoNal Princess, from Brazils.-She had
Deeh chased IN by one of Ar.igas' priva-
'eerS, aiieran seton in when the privaiecr
was beat of, and the captain murlaIlv
Wounded. Another Portuguese vessel
WHO had been i'll company with, the ROYAL
InncesS, was captured by the privaicer.
Inc u. y. sioop Of war Erie, Capt. Stock
ION, was cruising among The Azores, in
quest Of Patriot privaieers, WHO had rob
bed several American vessels.
FROM THE NETHERLANDS.
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