Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-16

Annexed yon have Our latest Price
Current Rice will no, command over
SPA pa,, at Inc Lega! 'reuder's cargo,
believe. was sold al $50"
The FloridaS age not spoken of among
us-il" felix's begin TO think The cession
will take place
MIR. yinccu, Gray has been appointed
the Protector oi thr t.nslisb and Ameri-
caa Emigiants, arriving ~ the Havana,
in The stead oil DIR. David Magic, de-
ceased
Pensacola and the Earapcas were oc-
cupied hy the Spanish auihori'i-s and
Eoops on the Shot February last The
corresponienceawhich took place on the
occasion. heiwcen Col. King aud !he
commander Of the Spanish tntces. is pub
lis!ed III The Ha,aua " Diario." A de
iac!.meni oi 270 men!ad been semitic re-
ceive possession Of ST. Marks from the
American troops. Times.
Accounts have been received al Havana
from Lima, hy vessel IN ~ days from
Porto Rello, stating thai ,he Roval Army
was shortly To muye from Tacunuana,
upon Santiago, the capital If Ch,li. This
intelligence bciMg very late, the rcpori.of
the capture o!l-ima by the Patriots. CAM
not be true. 10.
Nrw ORLEANS, March PA gentleman
Who arrived hcre Yesterday from Buenos
AyrcS by tlie way OF Havana. Informs Us fiat
in Augnst last, "a large Spanish transport en-
tered the river Plate, the crew having muin
led and killed their oifce,S-She belonged 10
convey OF two lrigaies and four transports.
which sailed from S,8in last SIMMER, detained
10 reinforce the Royal forces in Perm.
The same gentleman informs us also that
news had reached Buen0s Ayes over land
from Chill that another part Of the conroy,
consisting al one ttiuate and two transpoits
having auchored a, The mouth of Aaro0r ~
the island OF -. Mary, en- the wesb ~ coast
Of America, tie Patriots broogli5 a ,nsl Oat.
terry 0h shore TO heat upon t1eln, uut prickiv
Ohit1 them 10 surrender It's stated. thai
thc saIiO-s ana soldleiEoN board beiug slckiy
ano UUUu0lS, were unable aud uli,yiihBS 10
ngAt. ii.r tete Jt tNt remainder o. the feet
amounting TO ore tfigdie and two tlGnspor,g,
was unknown. II they should arrive sait az
their place Of destination, il is very Ques;ioua
bic whether or not tie royal cause w!ilderive
amy benefit from ttem. IL is well known that
both lie soldiers and sailors are generally DIS.
affected, aud 1T is probable thai they viii
seIle tue INST opportunity to 90 over TO tie
insHrs
[By the Brig 4ipolio from, Coast of Bra.ii,l
CERRO. Jan. 81, tStD.
The man of war which tell this place on a
cruise tile 29ii INST came to dnChor-the com.
mai.der reported that he fell in with priYa-
ter sciiT. uUder Bueuos yres co!Ors, the day
before, aud commenced aA engagement with
him which lasted about six honTS. During
me combat the priVateer made three attemftN
TO board, hat, WAS repuSed-she had } .sns
(oue on "A pIvOt)ab0n zoo ions, and full cf u,ea.
III. NJ sciIr being dull Sailer, iabOure uhder
many disadvantages, so that the privateer
made her as before by superior saiiiug, and the
darkness of The night. The schr. had severa
men wounded, ans one dangerously; she also
suffered considerably in her sails and riGsisg,
and pat IN 10 repaIr--lt is supposed the pgiva-
teer Is waiting for the vessels To come out.
There are many TO sailwth valuable cargoes,
&C.
SAVANNAH, April z.-Major General
GAINES, arrived i'll this CITY, Yesterday
morning, with his family aud suite, inthe
schr. Philadelphia from FernaBdina. Az -
O'Clock the municipal officers waited an lin
and welcomed HIM 10 our city, and the
Chatham Light Artillery corps, command
eddy Capt. williams, and the officers ofihe
City Regiment paraded before his I0dg-
iugs-hred a national salute, and other
wise expressed their respect for his char
acier and their high estimation of his dis
-IlnguiShed services in deience of The
Country.
THE following officers accompany the
General, viz. Lieut.. Col. u. L. Ciinch,
Maj. GIasseli, Lienl. Burci, aud Lieut.
AltiSane.
Tie Steam Ship SaramaE, arrived at This
port last evening, from New York, after
boisteruos passage OF days. On her
approach TO the city hundreds OF our
citizens tiocked 10 The bank of the river,
and wh'ie size assembled, sauted her with
load and long huzzas The utmost con-
tidcnce Is placed IN her security fer
wheels arc so constructed that they can
he hItnoI -
10 make her navigahie like any other YES.
sci, with sails, whenever The weather shall
besiorrny or ~ the least degree danger
Gus. She is intended a packet between
Liverpool and this place, aud her accom-
mndauonS are ofthe most tasty and britt
liant kind. itredounds much To iiie hon
or OF Savannah, when ii Is said, that il was
owing TO The enterprise OF some of her
spirited citizens. that The first attempt was
made TO cross the Atlantic ocean, in YES
sci propelled BY steam. The lSIcannah, we
understand will make 4 trip or two between
Tins aud Charleston, and then perhaps
viii 90 10 Havana and -. Orleans, aud
immediately rct0rn to this place. She
will thenproceed to Liverpool, Via n Yoih,
unless suflicieBcy of passengers should
offer direct. We sincerely hope ihe own
ers may reap rich rev ard Tor their spiri
ted aud iaudabe undertaking.
[RePaJ'jcaa.
WILMINGTON, n. c. April 3.-In The
beginning of Ilsi month, a large P0ru-
guesc ship, about 700 tons buTIhen, from
PernambucO, bound 10 Lisbon, ioaded
wiii'sngar, indigo, cotton, &c. was lost OF
Beaufort bur, in this state. Ihe cargo
was valued al $500, coo, neiliuG was say
ei. She was Priza 10 the La BdigIa pr.
vaie>r, cruising ~ Ter The commission oil
Ariigas