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

ing her commander with few az hi.
ofhcers, caaIe up 10 Town IN C.e OF the
Pilot Boats. On the 2Slh ut. off The Isle
oiPines, spoke the United States schoon-
er Lynn, Captain MADISON, on a cruizp,
aud was informed that a Piraiical vessel
had robbed British ship, Qhe YeneHa,
of Loudon) on the coast, Of her boat, Il
hogsliead ofsugar, aud some other articles.
l'iIis Information WAS obtained soon afier
The Tartar had spoken the Piraiical ship,
or her CO "ture would have been ineviia-
Bile, had the robbery been known. We
are Informed that erery individual tciM tkei,.
serra'is, despatched by the United States'
government in The ship Elisabeth, to The Colony
on Ae Coast IF AJiica. kad died. The spot
| selected stonsidered as the most unliaal.
Thy "n the Coast. Left al Havana, The
United States brig Eate,pize. Csp;au
kEARNEY. from Kingston, aud WHO VAS
To have sailed in about 10 days for This
port. Patriot.
Extract o. letter from St James. San.
zee, dated 28lh uli. The rivers t,ere
have been uncommoply high. Since the
ioih Jnne, we have had an abundance of
rain, indeed scarcely a day without l..
The corr crops are ininred. Rice an:
Cotton promising, but the accused dr.
ease OF the g Rot" has made its appear-
ance IN the green seed plants, which has
happe ned some days earlier than | have
ever known, aud therefore fear, the de-
s,ruc'ion will be greater than al any for
mer period Although We have had COR
slant rains. am happy TO have ii in nv
power to state, that very few cases al Fee
yer have occurred, and otherwise, the
| Parish is healthy"
| SAVANNAH. July 25.-The slaves brought in
or Saturday last, in the prize brig Gene,ai
Ramirez, nnd'r convoy of the cutter Dallas,
were Yesterday forenoon landed aud have
| been sent about three miles out of town where
| they will remain until the Executive of The Il.
| S. is heard from. The situation of those ne
groes WIZ be rendered as comfortable as cir
cumstances VIII admit.
ST. LOUIS. July I.-Exlract of letter
from the Council Bluffs, dated 9Th Nav.
"The Agent, Major O'Fallon, eat.
| Riley, and subaliern's command ofihe
| Rifle Regiment, have been on a visit 10
tue Grand Pans, Panis Loups, and Pants
| Republican.
The principal chief of The Grand Pssiy,
| called Long Hair, was not ,isnosed to
! give civil reception 10 the Ageu', hut
| changed his conduct on meeting trci.,
sive ioae, and eventually gave him hos
pitabic and apparently friendly reception.
| The Panis Loups did much betier.-
hey came out two miles, with u body nf
five hundred horses, conducted The A gent
| and party into their village, and treated
them with all honor and distinction i,n.
aginable.
The Panis Republicans. who pluntiercd
the scientific pa,iy last fall. also met The
| Agent with every demonstration offriend-
ship, aud expressed the greatest coniri-
| ton for this outrage.
This nation. the Pants, have lately had
| an engagement. on the confines OF Mex
lco, with the Telans aud Spamisreis, aud
lostnineiy-three~ warriors, killed or wound,
ed.
The troops are healthy, and are iarm-
ingvsrv extensively.
hisi@r Long and party set out few
DAYS since on an exploring expedition
towards the sources OF The Platte, Kanzas
and Arkansas" [St. L. Enguiycr.
.Jaty l2.-rhe Convention, in commiiiee
Of he whole, have liked The fourth Mon
day in Augus, for The general election of
state officers for the state of Missouri.
| The General Assembly is 10 he compes=
| ed OF 10 representatives aud IA senators,
distributed among the counties AS fol-
| lows.
REPRESENTATIVES.