Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-08
WEST INDIA NEWS.

hIN6SIoN. Nht So.-1tis OtaCe the Govern
ors communication respecting The troops from
Rio de Id Hache, was Yesterday read ia Com
mon Council. Ii stated principally what we
gave in our last as having occurred at the
Meeting OF the Members OF the late Assembly
la Spanish Town, aud saws that the Giu ne r
head win be paid by the Receiver General, TO
vessels which receive them, but that tie mas
ter of the vessel so taking them on board, is
TO obtain "A Certificate TO that effect from tie
Common Council All who refuse to embark
his Grace says, will be deprived of that claim
TO the compassion of the Inhabitants of the
Island, winch from their fo.l orn aud destiiate
condition, had been afforded them.
In consequence OF the above circumstance,
directions were given by the Common Coun-
Gil, that every eXrrtion should be used TO
certain the number who wereready TO embark,
on the terms stated III his Grace's communi-
cation.
Jme 3o.-Tbe United States brig Enterprise,
Capt.. kearney, anchored at Port Ro,al YES
tetday from Il cTuIZe.
by the PeriiIshiT1, in three DAYS from San.
la Martha, we learn, that on HE 10Th inst. the
independent squadron under the command
o. BIlon, having on board General morillO and
his troops, made their Appearance before san
ID Marina, aud after tisiLg several brOadSiues
al HE battery, without meeting any resistance,
Stood away Tor oavaDi.ia which port they al
lacked on the twelfth, ana took possession
without any opposition, there having been on-
y three guns mounted on The battery. A the
t.ne of the Pertlishre's sainng, they we've >til
Ia possession, waiting 10 lie joined by large
iotce expected down the MasdaleDa.
lie PeiihshiTe has on board twenty-oHe
persons, consisting OF men, women. aud cnll-
GTen, who have tic from Santa ~ artia.
Jrig b The Gsig K'iel. having on board
zen DEvaIeauX and suite, cor SisiIng of tao
Aus, one Colonel, one MajC-, 2 surgeon ana a
Chaplain, WITH tWsDIy-SiA Yr'VaIes and Two
"omea, arrived dt Por RO, al iaIe Ola FRIDAY
evening, IRON, oft Sio de'lo Hscne. The lErieI
!" oIginSity from i.verpooi. aud the General
We ieafn cna.tere1 hes IN the character ot d
foreign 'ii4i,; a. having been ~. pHreck
ed 10 convey himself and foiloWPrs.to ,heir
homes. .ltieT having b IN a, sea- abont zen
Gays ne tneu "ssutGc 4 the rank =. Indepen-
dem Jen. - r. ere uE, " aud the h3riel was
ordered ior Man. O. their arrival at
mat island, tbey found zone ~ the ,Hdepsif~
dent Chiefs there 10 receive Them. roI ad any
provision been made fer thcrecrp' and sup-
port OF the General and his Gien IN learning
however ihdt BriOn had pICce eded asainst
Rio de la liache. with those or the Legion
that had preceded Gen. d Evereauy 10 South
America, ne determined 10 proc eed ih itheT.-
On hiSarriVaI oil thai place they observed the
spanish fias Tying al ihe tort, and their sig.
nails net beng answered they wisely declined
gong in. Not being able 10 near any thing Of
Bion, they then decided Oh coming 10 this
Island for Information. Immediately after
coming TO anchor at Port Royal guard OF
Marines was placed OH hOaid Of her till his
Grace, lac Governor, should signify his plea
On Saturday morning. General IL 'Evereaux
made application TO Com. Hmsksson for ner.
mission Tor himself and an Aid de Camp 10
land, but the Gen alone was allow ed TO 20 on
shore. We learn thai during the passage The
pTivates rose three times on the master Of the
Hiel and took possession OF her, aud other
wise behaved very i'll.
July In the Common CouHcil yesterda V,
letter from his Grace the Governors Secre-
tdry was read on the subject oil a communities.
Iioo from Gen. ID 'EYereauX of the Columbian
service, 10 lis Grace, regretiiBg that the Isl
aud shon'd experience inconvenience from the
late arrival OF men from lilo de la Hache, and
proposing to the Governor that a fund, equal
TO The bounty now allowed 10 masters OF YES
sels for their passage 10 Europe would be
placed Insecurity al his the Generals commas
and lie would take them all away. The letter
10 the Common Council stated, that the Gov
ernOr did not know aUy such persoR as Gen.
DEyeTtauN but his Grace deemed il ucces-
sary TO mention, that such proceeding would
not only be illegal, bui would subject the Isl
and 10 be buTthened with those men a second
time.
The Secretary's letter also iuclosed a pro,
clamatiOn from General AlOriliO, winch calls
upon AL the emi. rants from the Spanish Main
To return. undei promise of pardon. TO en-
JOY lie protection OF the Government and
COttes.