Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-15

accoaiplish the views III The government,
by establishing a post at the Falls in The
course Oh THIS su.amer. GSt. l.. Enquirer.
LATEST FRO NJ FRANCE.
Bv the brig Joseph, from Bordeaux,
we have received Fremch papers 10 the
5ii OF September, inclusive. In the Jo-
sepli, came passenger, f. G. Fenwick,
Esq, bearer OF dispatches from Mr.. For
svth, our minister ~ The Court of Mad
rid, which place he leii The 23d of August.
II appears that Spain has refused 10 rail-
ty the treaty cedn,g TO this country the
aiorldas, aud a courier had been dies
patched To the Spanish Ambassador in
London. 10 apprZ" him OF the fact. He
passed through Bordeaux on the Doth Of
August, and there announced thar he
was the bearer of the official tidinys of
the non ratification. But our Bordeaux
papers which ale to the 4tli OF Sepicnber,
make no mention Of the fact. MIR. Fen
wick has proceeded OH TO Washington,
and Is we understand, bearer of despatch
es to our government, to The same effect. r
a few days will clear up all doubts upon
1be subject. N. Y. Ey. Post.
MIR. Philips, who lately returned to
d1ondon, from this country, and Mr. Keene
The celebrated iraged.an, are both playing
AT Covemt Garden Theatre. The latter
gentleman had engaged To play for twen-
" nights only, AFTER which he Was 10 en-
bark for America. 10.
Late aud important neros from Spain.
The brig Joseph arrived al This port
aast evening from Bordeaux, having left
there on the 9Th ofSepienibcr. f. Column
bus Fenwick. Esq. came passenger, and
Is bearer ofdespat, hes from the Amercan
minister at the court OF Madrid, which
place he LEFT The ODD of August. The
grand couucll OF Castillo had assembled
and decided NOT TO RATIFY THE
TREATY WITH AMERICA, and Coa-
rier 'oas Immediately dispatched 10 the
Spanish ambassador iH London. The courier
passed through Bordeaux on the both of
August with The official idings of the
ratification. MIR. Fenwick is bearer
OF dispatches To our government 10 the
same effect.
The yellow fever which had been intro
duccd into Cadiz in the Spanish shin of
war Asia, from Havana, was raging with
great violence.
All was tranquil IN France. The Dutch
ess de Berry expected an accOuchment
by tbe above arrival we received French
papers 10 the ilh OF September, but had
no tlmesfor TRANSACTIONS.
[N. Y. Daily Adc.
Mr.. Fenwick, the bearer of the reject
ei FLORIDA Treaty, arrived i'll Inns city
ms morning, and proceeded on for
Washington by the Baltimore steaia boat
line. He left Madrid OH the Odd Aug.
lie heard nothing of the contemplated
Spanish Envoy 10 this country.
by Mr.. Fenwick we have received
iileoi Madrid papers TO the 2ist August,
which we have put into the hands of our
translator. Phil. Gaz.
TREND has run over our Spanish
papers, but hnds nothing worthy of
translation. King Ferdinand had off
orally announced his determination 10
marry Princess Dona Maria Josefa Amelia.
daughter ofPrince Macmillan of Saxony.
:, ~.
MIR. Fenwick travelled from Madrid TO
bordeaux, on horseback, distance of
400 miles, IN three days and a haif-thcr-
mometcr 90. MIR. Forsyth was in good
health, and expected 10 remain at the
court of Madrid. IF. Gar.
WASHINGTON, October u.-Mr. Fen.
,rtch, the private Secretary Of our Minis
Ger 10 Spain, arrived at The Seat of Go
Vernment last evening, after short pas
sage from France. We understand tina,
he ielt Madrid subsequent 10 the day re-
CURED by tue Treaty for lis ratification.
al winch time II had not been ratified by
the King of Spain. MAJ. Int.
me Ono cOntr0UerSy.-The following
extract from leading communication
40 the Western Herald, will show The
temper which prevails in thai state. ard
which II is attempted 10 mlusr isto
the legislature rB
In her controversy with the associa-
ton of Pawn Brokers, nirk named lie
Bank of the United States. the state of
Ohio has succeeded in placing the dispute
upon the proper ground. 1'he doctrines
OF unlimited sovereignty set I'M hv tie
Supreme Court Of the United STATES in
the case OF Maryland and M'Culloh. can
now be fairly tested, not by deciding d
case made, but by enforcing those doc
trlles IN an actual cOH1roversv Gor the
money takea." ri
TERRIBLE
a letter to the editors, under the date
oi september 10Th, from tie neighbour
h0Od oil Mobile, (AIabama) affords very
distressing account OF mortality al that
place. The Yellow Fever, in its most
malignant form, prevails at Mobile. The
whole population OF the Town does not ex-
coed eight or nine hundred. But there
died ia the week preceding the date ofthe
ieiter, on Monday Z; Tuesday 8; We'd
nesdsy g Thursday III; FRIDAY =. Satur.
day ~ : Sunday, before o o'clock d.
Making an average of nearly eight per
souls
he Plague cannot be tUorSe than this !.
anu, whai IS most extraordinary. the Mo.
pie paperOi the 18th is Siten on fhe sub.
lcct as silent a the Nov OrIeaus ,.,,ar