Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-08

their advice. The holders OF these noies
will of course endeavor 10 sell them at
some price TO The debtors Of the bank.
Bank Ners-On Friday last the stock
holders of the Huntingdon Bank met,
pursuant 10 public notice; Conrad Blu
cher, Esq. was appointed chairman, aud
Edward Bell, secretary. After the meet
ing.was organized, many resolutions we're
offered, aud il was finally concluded TO
dissoire the institution. Richard Smith, X.
Allison, Edward Bell, Michael Wallace,
and William Pym, were appointed com-
mittee TO settle all matters III variance.
BosToN, Sept Owe have received
the following intelligence from Buenos
Aryes, dated August ..
American vessels In Ensenada, August
5ih--ship Amphion, Goodrich, OF New
York : schr. Penguin, Tay lor, of do. In
Buenos Ayres, brig Planter, Stewart. from
New York, in Is days.
A new director. AL interim, went into
office III Buenes Ayres, on the 10Th of
June. in The person of Don joe Rondear,
Puerredon not being able OH account of
III health 10 remain In the situation until
the appointment of "a new director. ac-
cnrding 10 the forms Of The constitution,
could take place.
The American ship Horatio, Skinner,
sailed June l4th, without IA clearance a
brig commanded by captain Galvia. was
dispatched 10 bring her back, but did not
overtake her.
The Chill privateer Congress, laying in
the port of Ensenada, was run away with
by the crew, il is supposed provided with
an Artigas commission.
ID 4. II.
A,res and Mon,evideo, on her voyage TO
the latter place, having considerable mo-
uey Oh board, was taken by AN armed
boat in the night. and the passengers
landed on the beach.
The American schooner Montezuma,
of Baltimore, was captured OH the coast
Of Peru, in April, by Lord Cocbrane's
squadron, OH account of having, as Lord
Cochraue states in his official report,
munitions of war contracted for by Che
Waller Onis.
Lord Cochranc having made AN excur-
sion along the coast If Peru 10 the north
ward, left the greater part of the squadron
at Callao, under command of admiral
Blanco, who before his return left the
station, but put into Valparaiso in want Of
provisions. The utmost activity pre-
vailed 10 supply the feet aud make
them renew the blockade, while Blanco
was arrested 10 be tried by court mar
lial.
Lord Cochrane had made several cap
lures, and taken several sums of money
out OF neutral vessels, after having ascer-
tanned them TO be Spanish property.
We have much talk here of The war
accounts from Gibraltar, respecting the
Spanish expedition from Cadiz. God
forbid we should have any fear of them
Republican principles are very popular
here and youas as this country is in
financial concerns, they only owe at this
day one million and hall OF dollars
Let them have only ten years more, and
they will give AN example To the world
of what people can do in spite Of every
prejudice, and in spite Of internal enc
mics, even without foreign aid.
Our American commerce 10 Buenos
Ayes is of no value. British imports
have been very great the markets ex-
tensively depressed, and no spirit of
speculation. Our shops are filled with
active young creoles, who are getting well
forward in the world. Produce scarce
prices high. Ok hides 81 a "a rails
Sleeps wool Is.
The following American whalers put
into Valparaiso, for refreshments, and
sailed again May %. Hyde Coffin, of
Nantucket. out mouilIs, with $50 bbls.
spermaceii oil; Osprey, Drew, of New
Bedford, out ID months, 400 barrels
spermaceti oil; Pacific, Whippey, of
Nantucket, out months, $50 bills. sper-
maceli oil; Dauphi1, Pimliham, of do.
out "a months, with 100 bbls. sperm.
oil Governor Strong, Fitch, of do. =
Rambler, Worth, of do. Planter, Chase,
OF do; Globe, Gardner, OF Nantucket,
oui 10 months, wiih 1850 bbls. oil Tho
Iuas Brown.
Oct. 5.-By an arrival al st. Thomas on
the 18th uli. from Santa Martha, inlelli
gence was received confirming the former
account OF Bolvar's having beaten Sauna
La and TAX en- nnsSc Sinn of Sanfa f.