Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-19

(Ei Vengado,) in so, the latter (El Volun~
,aiio) IN 40 days, The Lady OF Governor
Cagigal on board. They confirm the
accounts OF Ii. &. Majesiys refusal 10
rally the Treaty, assigning as a reason
ikai lfujO had instructed Don Onis 10
cede the Floridas without the Kings
sanction. II is said that this minister is
IN consequence a prisoner at Ceuia, and
that Don Onis had fled 10 London. II
Is not here believed that rupture will
result between The United States and
Spain, but fears are INDUCED that the
ultimate possession Of the Floridas BY
the Americans Will induce Great Britain
10 sieze The Island of Cuba, TO preclude
an undivided coutroul of Tue Gulph by
the United States.
The new troops suffer severely from the
climate. The rains have been uncon.
monty violent Tor the last 10 days, and
The CITY Is very sickly in consequence OF
The 5000 soldiers recently arrived.
have ascer'ained 3l6 privates and IL
oficers have been buried, and that lO45
are now IN Ike Hospital. For their sup
port and relief, however, the new Cover
nor has yesterday ordered the following
ADDITIONAL DUTIES.
On Flour per barrel So Sihs.
On Vine do.
ON g" yy, rs,is, DO. }ss-s'hs also.
And on cases of Liquors. &c. in the
same proportion to form District Duty
for the Garrison"
The brig William, Nathaniel G. Bissell,
(oMner) AZ day $ from ST. Thomas for New
Orleans, alter being ii days on the coas I
OF The Ballze in continued gale, and
having been plundered of 80 bags OF
Coffee and % cases OF Noyeau, clothing,
money and all the cabin stores, bore
up Tor Havana for repairs, provisions aud
wafer, but was wrecked on the oath inst.
near Port Cavanas in the Bay of Hondy
The vessel will be lost and the cargo con
slsiing OF 800 bags coffee and 80 cases
liquors, &c. &c. will almost share the
same fate. This information is received
by letter from The owner, Mr.. Bissell.
500 Slaves arrived 2Stll from Africa /!
Extract of a letter from Cayenne, to gen
tieman in baltimore, dated 9th Oct.
Cayenne at last begins to ieel her i'm
portauce in the rank of French Colonies
we do moi hesitate 10 assert that she will
at some future day take the lead Her
exports for the last year consisted of
456,ll4 lbs. of Sugar
427 1878 do of R0cou
l05 lao do of Cloves
5000 do of Coffee
81. 1875 do of Glove tails
10000 do of Cocoa
4l.67S gals. of Tatfia
l04 ,20l gals. OF Moasses
$1,000 lbs. OF Manioc
$4,000 do OF Rice
400 do OF Nulmegs
1916 do of Hides
500 do of Cotton
1906 do OF Coloured Hood
33,27S do of Planks.
Cursed as the Colony has been by a Sc
ries OF administrations entirely ignorant,
or wiliully corrupted, il is really asionish
ing that Cay enne is still in existence the
mother country appears 10 turnher aiten-
lIon this way ; and in lately recalling the
Comic Cara ST Cyr, and appointing Mr..
De t.aussai 10 The Government of French
Guy ana. has given a pledge of the interest
she takes in our desiinies
Sine the arrival of MIR. De Laussai
every 'iilnS wears a new appearance
IEsp,onage OF the last administrator with
| all MS conc0miIanis has entirely ceased.
Society appears as relieved from an OPP
preSslv" weight and every thing amour
ces, ihaiim our present Governor the
country will find a father, and its com
merce protector"