Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-07

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Annapolis To morrow as a,s0 The irl-
| gate Forth, with the British Minister, Mr..
BAoGT, - M England. We wash them
health and pleasant passage.
LATE FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
NEW YORK. May 3.-'fhe last sailing
ship Sachem. Hiiisrd, arrived arlhis port
yesterday from Buenos Ayres, whence
she sailed on tie 10th OF March. We
have received a Die of papers of late
date, q a long letter from correspondent
at that place. From w G. D. Worihiug-
ion, Esq. late consul al BneD0s Ayres.
who has arrived in ih,s ship, We have
been politely favored with aa interesting
deiaii OF recent occurrences in South A
merica, OF Which we. have on'y tine 10
no1lce par; in his DAYS naper.
a'r. Wo,'hinston leii Chill on The a9ih
| OF January, and made ise Journey across
The continent from Valparaiso to Buenos
Ayres IN ~ days on horse back, distance
computed al 420 leaguPs
II was reported the u S. frigate Mace
donlan, arryed at Valparaiso about i,is
beginning of Feb.
The presid, nts message had been re-
ceived At Buenos Ayres, aud some ren,a ks,
made upon II III the papers. They seen
10 attribute The non. recognition OF their
independence by the u. States 10 lie i'm
preston : hi, h bad been made this side ns
the tropics, respecting their party dissen-
lions. They expected that their ssve-
reignty would have been acknowledged
III consequence of The favorable reports
winch they anticipated FROM the commits
sioners in the Congress bu' they did MT
appear TO bear the disappointment in an
Improper manner.
nv lla lac &c trpnd fvosr
the Royalists. Sanchez, who cnmmanGed
there, after being beaten at Sautt re, had rec
tred among the American Indians. On the
lith Jan. Lord Cochrauc sailed from Valpa-
1aiso, with his squadron, consisting OF The
MARIA Isabel, (the frigate taken from ihe
SpanlaTds) the San Marlin. the Sautern, and
me Chacabuco-suppoScd with the intention
OF tou ching al Africa Calico &c and 10 cap
thre or burn the shipping of the latter place,
as they had on board a large store OF rockers,
ans provisions for four months. 1t was tho't
TINS naval expedition would give life and as
cendancN To the Patriots i'm LiRIa CAPTAIN
w ooster or the Lautaro, the real hero of the
late naval success in TalcaIiuaua Bay, had re-
signed Lord Cochrshe was fond of him, and
wished hun 10 remain. HIS place was flied
by Capt Grise of tile British navy so that the
Marine of Chill is now wholly commanded
by Fnglishmen
The British frieate Andromache, which
was said TO be taking off from Lima abc;t
> 100000, perhaps bound TO Rio Janero. IT
was suspected would be intercepted b, Lord
Cochraue, under the pretence or doctrine that
she was violating her neutral cha racter.
BuENos AYREs, March The state of this
place Is truly deplorable-its trade ls We
~ much reduced in conse quence OF the COM
municatiou beng cut off by wandering hordes
OF indians, we'll armed and mounted. who ira.
verse the ccuHtry, driving off the cattle, and
committing excuses that shock humanity. a IL
kinds ct foreign goods are nominal aud tie
produce OF the country extremely sea- CO
high. III, credit OF the government is mncn
reduced, IFS parcr hem. al so per cent. dis
count, and getIin. lower.
The u >. siorp of war Ontario, has been to
Lima, where she TOOK on board freight Tor
Rio Janeiro, about milton of doiiars-she
,topped al Valparaiso OH the 9th December =,
Dnt shipped her hawser aud put TO sea again
three days after, apprehendins that search
was TO be attempted for the specie as Spanish
property-it is said that LORD Cochrane advis-
| ed il.
PORTLAND, (Mainc) April 2o.-Aun-
ed IN tins Town last week, Admiral g Gorge
Tate, Of the Russian Navy, on visit 10
his relatives and friends, who reside in
this place and vicinity. Admiral Tate
came with his parents to this country
from England when between one and Is o
years age, and resided in thai part Of
Falmouth called Stroudwater. AT The age
OF twenty be leli this for the w. lnuirs,
aud thence 10 England-and soon after
| entered the Russian scrvice-in Which ke
has continued ever since, period Of IS
years, and by his merit and good coniHc =,
| as an officer and gentleman, has risen 10
tn first rank and command in his prof s.
sion. Admiral Fate is also a member Of
the Russian Senate, the highest court of
the Empire.
BOSToN, April pa new edition Of
the pamphlet, by George Chalmers enli-
| tied the author Of JaniuS ascertained" from
direct proofs, and Il confederation of CIR.
cumsiances amounting 10 moral demon
slralion" has been published 10 London
since The death Of Sir Philip Francis.
This edition contains 4 postscript, "ev;n-
cling that Boyd wrote Jgnius, and not
Francis"
MIR. Hazlh, author of Characters Of
Shakespeare's Plays, and Lectures on
the English Poets, has just published
Lectures on tie Comic Writer'S Of Great
Bri'ail, deliver, d al the Surrey Iuslitu-
| ton. Delhi Adr.
Z AND FOR s. LE.-By virtue az a deed Of 100 a