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

troops te reinforce them were constantly ar
irving from England. GeuraI ARIsMENDI the
distinguished defender Of Margaretta, bad
lately been tried by court marital at Au:os-
tura: The result had not tTaiNpited.
lw1 days before the NOssnch sailed from
AngO>tura. for Trinidad, a splendid puhiic
dinner was gwen 10 Com Perry aud iis officers
AT which many of the most distinguished civil
and military officers were present. On the
following day, the new constitution OF the lie.
public NaS sgned amidst the rt ar ct artillery
and the acclamatIonN y; the people.
The u. y. Schr NoHsuck, under command Ut
1t. TURNER. Date OF the john AdAmsJ had
gone TO Rio-de-la-Pla'a, TO convey the melan-
choly intelligence OF the death al Com Prrrs
10 The Frigate Constellation, expected AT that
port. where the squadron was TO inin her.
regret To add that the NonSucl LOST
whilst al AnSoSlnra, MidshipmaD Julian De-
pester and men. viz David Baileline. John
Harrison, Leighton Wood aud Antonio Flores
OF yellow fever, with which majority OF her
oinccis aud crew suffered most severely.
Oh HE 18th inst. off Cape Hate raS, the
John Adams experienced Tremendous gale
OF wind. which lasted da>s duums which
me snip spran@ her nizen mast. aud sustained
Other damage in her Spars. no.
The frigate Constellation, Captain WADs-
WORTH got Hnder weigh YESTERDAY, from her
anchorage in the Bite oi Crauey island, and
came Ia IN Hampton Roads. where, we sap
pose, she will wait for further orders from
Whshu ton, in consequence of the arrival of
the John Adams. ,D
The u. :. Ship CoNGREsS Capt j. d. HIM
LEY. arrived at Rio Jdmeiro in 10 DAYS pas,.ie
from thus place. We have been politely fur
hlShed with the following extract OF a letter
from an officer on board dated
Rio JANEIRO, July 10.
F" MIR. and Mrs. Graham, in this short time
nave made every arrangement tor comfort, in
honSe delightfully."- situated upnn the margin
OF "A most beautiful bay, just Within Tie en-
trance OF the harbour, about five miles from
toWn. III wants nothing TO H,dhe 4 d most nj
'1ole residence but IN be situated in the 4. :
we are here in the most pleasant season
OF Tie year-the middle OF winter The tenn
peratnte Is rather warm tLaa otherwisr-thc
thermometer stands al so to IS The Com
gfesS has improved great deal IN her appear
ahce, heiiaves extremely we'll, and sails very
ialF-We had i6 days passage and euinNed
ourselves very much. After this. how ever. IL
~ 10 ne expected The weather will moi he so
Soou a. IL has been. ana IN going rOaud the
Cape wG shall have heavy weather"
EXTRACT Of another tetter, d..ird JuhiI!th.
we arrived here I'd mt. withont accident,
except Tie loss of our Announcer. .Jahn Daris
"a valuable man, who tell overheard on the
sym OF June, aud not being able 10 SWIM.
him
:, We found here the British ttirate Crooie
ohe carries the broad pendant of Com Bnwlcs,
the British Naval Commander on The South
american station. We have had little or no
Intercourse with her officers
e are about filling up our water pro-
visionS, &C. and shall sail for India in a very
few days.
M'. Graham aud family landed this after
noon have visited tie shore twice aud
'o"hd nat little TO amuse ME. no.