Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-22
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VERY LATE FROM S AMERICA.
NEW YORK. August ITO tile pc
iiieness ofa Southern Correspondent, *
are indebted for The Correo tel Ciinoco, -
the 18th July; aud, also. the copy OF a
letter from gentleman at Angosiurs
dated July 20, IN anticipation of the re
gu!ar mails. We make the following eN
traci.-Should any thing be lonrd in Ia
paper Of Importance. we shall ptssen,
early transIaiions
Ertract Of a letter, dated
ANGosrURA, july 20.
A few days since, Gen. Morillo sent
flas OF truce from his Head Qnaric,s III
Caracas, 10 the Congress. of The Re-
public Of Colombia" awiih the object of
ascer,aining il the Congress would receive
Deputies, from Spain, 10 treat on the
affairs of America, &c. The Congress
through the executive department, re-
piled that no deputies could be received.
nor could they treat with any agent from
Spain, sfntilMe Independence o} Colombia
,sas first acknowledged by Span or, Tie
deputies came with full powers 10 sc
knowledge the county Independent, &c
&c. The flag OF truce returned OH FRI
day lasi, and the most actives prepara-
tions are making for the opening of the
Spring Campaign. when really hope you
will have the accounts of the entrance of
| Bolivar into the capital o! his native coun
| Try and, that the beaatifnl plains of Ca
raccas will once more be free. Genera
Morillo, I am confident, cannot prose
cute the war much longer: and, il he
does not get men and money, he must
| finally retreat, or surrender. The onIy
fear now have for this country, is, the
| interference Of some European power In
favour Of Spain. Enclosed in the last No
| of the Correo del Orinoco"
LATE FROM EUROPE.
| august l9.-By The Trident, capt. Wat
kinson, the editors of The Mercantile Adj
veriiser have received Liverpool papers 10
| the 9Th.
We find nothing in the papers relative
to our affairs with France. "A letter from
a French house in Liverpool, of tue III
of July, 10 gentleman of this city, says
Our letters from Paris this morning, o
the 30lh ult. state that the government
has established counieivaiing tari II or
American vessels which is 10 go into ope
ration Immediately, on The Ist OF July
France, they say, will then be upon eqDa
terms viii, The u. States, and it is proba
bic negotiation will be Immediately O.
pened for the arrangement, Of Commer
clal regulations between the two countries
upon fair and reciprocal terms
An Aieerine squadron of five ships, il
appears sailed from Algiers early in June,
destined II was said for ihe North seas.
Z LONDON, July A.! Colonel Roa DIS
passed through Paris on The 24,h OF Jure
on his way from Washington, with des.
patches Tor The United States minister al
Madrid.
Recent accounts from The Island of ia
va stale, that ll,e numerous failures whic!
have OF late taken place IN The u. States
have occasioHed The greatest distress a
Java. owing 10 their Intimate connexior
with that island. One prison who had
stopped payment for a very large sum
had runaway from, his creditors, carry ing
with him considerable amount of pro-
perry.
The stoppage OF The S,oney Siratford
and Newport Pagnel Banks, has caused
great distress in the vicinity OF these pla
ces.