Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-17


liza. There shall be atiored 90 the Spanish
captain (Jaassi Martini $50 per month as soon
as ne shall take The title Of captain Of the Diehosa,
and until his airirai at Trinity in Cuba p,oreo.
rer 50 per head on tie number Of persons deirered
10 Don Pedro Mdiibran
l2lh. There shall also be aNored to the mate
HdightJ $40, to be reckoRed tros, The day on
uhich The Science shut become Spanish property
niorsorer 81 per head as aforementioned for the
Spanish captain.
l3th As for the rest of the cre,r rho shall
hare embarked at Porto Rieo you ,gna gorern
yourself according 10 the usdges Of thut place for
similar royoges.
llth. On your arrirai at Porto Rieo, yoa
must procure about so shackies in the barrel
that you hure on board the Science. there are
only pair. and so pair hand cuffs Let ne
kedr from you on your arrirui at Porto Rico, as
,ceu as on your arriral at Trinidad in CEtd. I
rish you prosperous roydge, and 4 entreat you
10 befiere az my attachment.
E. MhLIBRAN.
J, the undersigned. translator of languages. do
certify, that The foregoing translation from the
French, is true II. SALES.
Boston, 2Ith Oct. 1920
New York, Nov. iO-We find in our file
OF papers by the Ad0nis, capt. DowJall, from
Antwerp, brussels papers OF the sd Of October,
three days later than our previous dates
through The London papers. Under tie head
OF Naples Sept 18th, il is announced. As iu-
telliee nce by telegraph. that all Sicily has
subnitted TO the Constitutional Government. -.
This date il will he observed, is the same as
that OF the letter received al London, which
mentioned the total defeat of the Pal. rnitans
by the Royal troops under Col Costa, who il
WAS said entered Palermo oil the l9ih. With
the exception ut this article the papers con-
tain nv political news. Vienna dates are 10
the 2Ist, bui the extracts relate only TO local
affairs.
The Ion. Mr.. Middleton, minister from the
y. States to Russia. passed through Liece on
the 20ih September, aud would proceed
mr. - a..
LATEST ACCOUNT FROM PORTUGAL.
u Captains Report i left Oposte on tho
morning & o'ciock) OF tn, 18th Sep.embeI. AT
thai honi The sound of trumpe.s noise of cav
airy and Carriages, were heard ACCOMMODATING
tie ncN government on thir route 10 present
| Themselves before Lisbon. The troops (infani.
| ~ aad artillery lett 4 few morNings prev
Gus. The canse daily gained strength. aud the
ehthu-iasm OF The people showed Itself more
aud more. Oue individual had presented
| them with Is horsts. l conversed the mi sht
| previous TO my leaving with Mr.. Secretary
Borges lie was ia high spirits, and we parted
win Tie persuasion OF meeting in Lisbon.....
| he unanimous opinion is. no fighting will
take place-the troops in Lisbon and its vi
ciniiy ale only waiting the arrival OF their
brethren IN aims 10 conclude what was SO
glorionsly began by them. Lon, Paper.
From the prevailing mortality at and near
| The Factory in Litrhtiold, n. II. $50 having di.
| ell within short time) il is presumed that
brought there in bale Cor bales of Cultcn.
DISTRESSING SnIPWRECK.
| NEWPORT, Nov. 4.-Arrived y.sier
day. brig Ann Gatsdrn, DunwelI, SO
days from ST. Ubes.-On Tuesday last,
off the Capes of Delaware, fell in with
The schr. Only Son, Fuller, from King
ston, (Nlass.) bound 10 Alexandria, aud
took from her capt. Gibbs and crew Of
the sehr. Augustus, of Falmouth, which
vessel bad been rua down by The Only
Snn, on ihs afternoon of the 18th of DC
toBer. The Augustus sailed from Boston
oil ibe ODD October bound 70 Pliladel-
phla, with cargo consisting of l3 tons
/ quicksilver, vine, &c. valued at $40, 600 |:
aud IN the afternoon of the 25,i Oct.
III squat, was run afnul of by The schr.
Only Son, captain Fuller. of Kings
ton, (Alass.) aud which stove in the bows
aud ripped up the deck; when, finding
she was sinking. capt. Gibbs aud crew
lHmped on board the Only Son, and the
schr. went down in a few minutes after.
Ia The cabin there were four passengers,
viz. Thomas Armstrong, his wife, and
grand daughter, with her infant child,
which Was born on board the schr. the
| p!gii previous, which, we regret TO stale,
III went down with the schr. although
every eXertion was made 10 get them from
he cabin. They were emigrants from
| Carlisle, i'll England, and were going 10
Philadelphia, where the father said he bad
two sons living. The Only Son was con
sideIably injured. having her bowsprit
u nslipped, Inc rigging and stays carried
nwAy, and other damage.
SNOW STORM AND HURRICANE.
4 A nj u nr c.,
turday morning commenced a storm of
Snow from the EastW ard, which coniinu-
Ell during The day. Al night il was sue
ceeded by hurricane, accompanied with
| torrents of rain and snow. which did not
subsldein violence iillyesterday morning.
We are apprelIensive OF much damage
having been sustained by vessels on tie
coast. The weather is yet very unset.
| He'd. FIR. Journal,
AFRICAN COLONIZATION We learn
! that The surviving coIlonIsts, under The
| charge of Daniel Coker, have obtained
land and were about 10 remove to il. lie
has desired that his family may be sent
oHt in The next vessel aud We under
stand that one will sail for the colony
! in about month, on board of which
tree blacks wishing to embark may have
ID passage. Weekly Reg.
ELECTORAL ELEC TION.
In lie county of Lahcasier 1907 votea
were gIven for the Monroe tirkei, aud l47
for the Clinton ticket. Total humber OF
votes 1864.
The Monroe ticket in Northampton
county received about 1900 votes: The
Clinlonan ticket 22. ( Phil Sent.
LAND SALE.
HUNTSVILLE, October 2O.-The pub
lie lands offered Tor sale on the 81
cOnd Monday in this month, have been