Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-26

10 :" The Spanish Government; and Iasily. sy
ihe Interference OF the Enulist, soxerunenf
they were released, and sent Ly m. S,sni,I
uo'einnent 10 Gibraltar, and f.on, there lhty
happily returned TO their own country.
finaily, in the Constitution formed by the
Cortes, IN order TO diminish the pumher az
South American Representatives. IL Mas de-
ciaiec that iio Eaii,e OF South America, whose
origin could IN the most remote degree br
Traced 10 Africa. should enjoy the right OF
citizenship, and should not be enumerated "A,
moog The number OF 40, coo persoEs for WHOM,
representative night be returned TO the
Cortp>. LUIS LOPEZ hlENnEr
London, 1pri5, 1920.
Communicated for The American Sentinel,
E1recf ~ otter 10 geasieJnan IN ihts
cIy, ddteG 81. Thomas, April n, 1920.
We have vt late no satisfactory ac-
counts relative 10 the operations OF the
fatrlo's. Nothing for this louy time. las
been heard OF the squadron. under Brion's
com uiand, except vague ruinors. pcn.
tleman.~ who arrived here recently from
Margariita, informs that "A considerable
aodiiiohai supply of arms, &c. had reach
ca there from England and the Islands.
but there was still much more requisite
accounts had been received from General
Devereux, stating that he would positively
embark from Dublin, Ia the early part OF
May, ana would bring with him a squad
ron OF SIX vessels, 5000 stand of arms,
anu reinforcement OF men amounting
from 10 5000, with three companies ~
rifle aieH. The head quarters OF ,h- adj.
miral,y, is 10 be al Angosiura. Sir Gre.
gor McGregor, who is al Cape Henry.
mas been appointed second ia command
10 Bolivar, and was expected TO arrive
soon. Business al Margariila. Angos,u-
I'd, &C. Is represented al a very low ebb-
aud the commerce. of The place little or
nothing. The native inhabitants are 4
wreiched. INDECENT set of people. There
are severa! American and English mcr-
chants established there, who keen The
place alive, Otherwise il would aInos, re-
sembie an uninhablted island. There
mas peer no pri,ateers seen of here. or
IN this direction, for some time past. II
Is presumed they were all withdrawn al
!he lime Tue Heel sailed. Business here
Is much IN The Old way, Traits very little
uoing' 20 demand for American pro-
duce of any kind-coFfee pretty brisk a,
% per cwt. and rather scarce. am
happy to learn that our government l,as
at length placed two u. S. vessels en-
ihis station. II Is TO be hoped that IA
well as i0 project our commerce from
pirates, that they will occasionally run
down 10 Porto Rico, liich is onIY "a
Highi's sail, and endeayor 10 inierceur
some OF The Spanish slave vessels, on
hoard OF which American citizens ar.
TO be iound.-We are al loss 10 conclude
what plan will be adopted BY the govern
men' OF Fort" Rico, as respects the recens
change IN Spain as yet we have heard
OF nothing being done. The present
governor, who las hot resided there
more than SIX months, IS d very discreet
mar, and one ct The most faithful sub
Iecis OF Ferdinand. Accounts from 81.
Croix yesterday, represent business much
ia ihe same way, as here Sugars had
coGie mGIe plenty-But few vessels la
the iiarbor.
FROM CARACAS.
new Governor arrived AZ ST. Johns
Porto Rico, about The Isl inst. aud caused
ne Consiiislion 10 be proclaimed. and
HE oaihs administered 10 the garrison
Great reJoici.gs succeeded lie cere,.o.
mes.
The news of lie revolution In Snain
ana appointment of Supreme JnntA
"a, Madrid, was received atthe C.r.
aGcas IN April, but no change had ,akeu
place oi The authorities there. Gen. Mo-
RHO Was hosriy expected, when i, wa.
supposed HAT he would follow suii.
heporis had reached La Guisa Of The de.
Zeal OF ihe expedition from Marguerite
near Maracaybo, with The loss Of 800 pri.
sohers, besides those slain Bah Par
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