Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-12

TO the terms proposed by the Congress OF ihg |
Republic nj Colombia. Ey way of counter
have had recourse 10 every Ridiculous fabrics |
ZION. and TIE arrival OF the schr. Cecilia from
La Gnisa; at Phfa (il;e propert, of Mr. Pa
ttulio) has furnished them with an ouportuuit>
j. appears by several communications from
La Cutra, o. the Maine. that have been. OF
cOutsc, inserted in the Philadelphia lGazette
aud the National Gazette, TO reiteraie their
misrepresentation, upon which we shall take
occasion 10 remark OH in day two.
". c. Gaz.
letter from Lisbon dated Sept. goth
states that the new regency had given orders
III the Admiralty 10 send out a fsigate and
some small vessels OF war Tor the protection of
the trade against lnsurgent Pnva,eSts.
LONDON, Oct 6.-The French papers
have arrived 10 day. The, assert, that
letters from Venice aud Trieste, give as
se'anees OF the downfall OF Ali Pacha. All
his adhrrents, even his own children. have
deserted him. aud submitted to The Perte.
and he Is bemmcd in a fortress OH a lake
near Janina-
The following is The substance of the
Provision passed by the Cor,es. for the
security OF The persons aud properties of
forrignefs resident IN SpaiU.
Aiiicle Spain Is al inviolable asy lum
tor The persons ani property OF all io
| reigners, who shall b. under the safeguard,
at 'hf laws. provided they respect the
Constitution, aud the other laws of the
realm.
AL. ,. The individuals comprehended
IN the preceding atticic, shall be assin,i
lated TO the Spaniar'is.
Art. 3. Whether under pretext o! re.
prisai. or any other moi!y. whatever, i
shall not be- ia"tul ,opt an arrest, nor
reqnisi.ion, no. cabbage, upon the pro
| peIy ct foreigners, except The effects
dpper'aio directly 10 the govcrnmen,
with which tiic state shall be at war. con
formally to III las OF na,ions, and With
| ou' departing iiom the conventions con
hrmed by treaties.
! Mex, l. an abslrac, of the lay for re.
/! ,,ni.t!ne political clubs:
| Aci !. Al! SpaDiards shall dave a right
to discuss public affairs, in conforming /. .
! the provisions ofthe law.
| Ar. Every meeting or society moi,
authorised by the Law, shall b4 iDstanil,
| dissolved
Ari.3 No meetings of associations can
take place but by virtue OF Il licence from
The local authority, who shall iakr ih-
measures requisite Tor preserving tie
! pubic tranquility.
| AT 4. Ihose societies tolerated by
competent authority, shall iii no wise be
regarded as corporations.
Our readers will have seen, by onr la
paper, that oil appoiDtmen. has been
made OF Collector for the port of Il. York,
| and that II has fallen 10 the share of mel
| ther OF tile gan !emeu whose names have
| been most spoken of We doubt not
| however, the appointment is good one.
| No selection that coul.i have been made
would have plrased every body ; aud n
| ~ probable thai which las been matc
| VIII please IA many as ANY ether woulu
have done-ihous!, where thee we're so
many candidates, each with his anxious
friends, many may be expected 10 be dis
satisfied
We Improve Ibis occasion 10 impress
upon our brother journalists The cauiiuu
with WHICH they should record merc Iu
mors, which others, taking more ser GUS
! ~ than they were intended, presume I'D
OH Is facts. Thus, OF the authority of
mere runour. we were iold, "a month or
two ago, that Mr.. Smith Thompson, the
Secretary o! The Navy, was about TO &C
sept The Cole tors!ip of The Port of N.
York. Now ne tign that il Is another Mr..
thompson who has received The appoint
mcDt, and that The Secreiar, of The Ma
w remains IN lie distinguished and no
norabie station 10 which he had been call
ed IN the Councils of his country. and
which he never entertained though, of
rrllmquisbiDg for subordinate annoirt.
mfnt. A. lie same Time, The public were
also informed tina, Col. r. Nj. Johnson
vas likely 10 be appointed Postmaster
Grne.a!, ID the place Of Mr. Meigs. he
Intending 10 decline. This inflammation
was equally graluitous with The other: but
mark The effect of il Some line last
week, "e received one or two papers from
me remote West, stating that Mr JoIIu-
500 Is appointed Postmaster General -
HE readers of those paoers perhaps se.
no other, aud will believe TO tliei, dyinr
day thai Ccl. Johnson is Postmaster CIR.
neral OF the U. States, unless it happens
fobe con'radicied in The samr papers
anu " is Fact, that d number of letter.
have arrived AT the PJs, Office in this ci-
", within few weeks past, directed 10
Colonel JOhDSon a. Postmaster General.
when he IS actually filling The Office of
Senator from The State OF Kentucky
, Mt. Int.
The school commissioners for Frede-
rick county, in the state OF Virginia. in
conformity 10 The act for regulating the
literary fund, report. that there ape about
h'ty'seven schools In said county, and
'na' tntie are, besides lie pay sch GLARS
800 indigrnt children educated in such
schools. IU
THEATRICAL.
Last evening Mr. Kean persoDificd OiholIo
70 as numerous an audience az oil his 1871 n,pht
we have only time TO remark that although
iIs voice failed 10 bear him through that ard n
Gus pari aud several of his exeriions eyident-
~ came shor; of the effect aim ID a., vet tha
op'nlos we formed aud expressed of him on
his htsi appearance, that we never before
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