Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29
FROM GIBRALTAR.

! ture, Bell, arrived here this daV from
! Gibraltar, lett there August 18th. The
Gucrriere frIgate. Capt. WARRINGTON,
! sailed IN company wuh the d. destined
| FOR this pom, but would go along the
Coast OF Africa 10 the new Celory, and
thence along HE West Indies, so thai
| she may moi he expected here in less than
IA month.-'ihe rest OF the squadron VAS
III riaently expected AZ Gibraliar.-Co
modore BAINBEIDGB, in the Columbus,
was al Naples when the revolution BROKE
ou., tor which place the Peacock and
| Spark sailed from Lcgh@rn about the 22d
al July To joir hin.
Mr.. john NJ. PATTERSON. OF New
| York, a Midshipmau oi The Guerrero.
| came passenger in the DecaiGr.-He re-
ports nothing new iroia tue SQua ron--
the Cihcers and crews were all In good
| health wliru .It lefi them
A friend has politely favored us with
the Gibraltar Chronicle Of Aug. 18th,
containing summary of the proceedings
OF the Spanish Cories up To The Sd o! that
month, which will be found beiow-it
viii also be seen by an extract from the
sane paper, that the Algerine squadron
had returned 10 port from lis Ersi cruize
on the pa Aug. but wom!d sail again on
Second crulze In about fortnight
| Nothing had been heard al q .braliar of
| lis having an engagement with the Dutch
| squadron, a. reported in London pa.
! per, anu the mere circumstance of its
SAFE arriva! AT The port of Algiers is "a
sufficient contradiction 10 that rumor. Ii
Wa reported al Gibraltar. but upon
doubtful authority, that the Algerines
had captured an English ship-ihiS re-
port was brnught by a packet from Malta,
which arrived at Gibraltar the day the
Decatur sailed-And it WAS reported al
LeShorn, when the Guerrero left there,
that they had captured three other YES
sells two French and one Tuscan. The
pachc, from Malta also brought report
stating that there had been considerable
lighting in Sicily between the military
and Tbs pvople-ln one instance the mill
lary had TO tly with The loss of their
Gemrral and eight hundred men this &C
| count, however, was not sufficiently au
ihent:c OF circnmsiautal 10 attach much
credit 10 II. Bu, as a similar account
has reached us through another channel,
II may stli he true-ai least IN part.
1t vii! b. observed that we have ac-
counts from The Cortes, at Madrid, as
tate as Tie Bird OF AuguSt.-Ail WAS quiet
w spain, al that date, II we may Judge
from Tie proceedings OF thai body. Auh,
indeed, our private advices troCi Gibralia-
WINCH are TO the 18Th, assure lis thai there
was moi syllable of news from Spain
uni even ii report wOrlh communicating.
II hose facts certainly furnish u couc!u-
| siVc retuIatian OF the marvellous account,
| trom London paper contained Isl au
"xirac, al Il letter from ST James (Galii
cIa) daled ,!le treRty Secoaaol July, OF a
Counter Revolution IN Spain. From tie
22hd July 10 The 3rd OF August, (l3 days.
ibere WAS surely time enough for tue news
| OF so mUmentoHs an event 10 have reach
| Ell Madrid and ii must have been hpard
OF Ia Gibraltar before lie 18Th uf August.
| The brig tioiun. Capt. Strong, sailed
| from Gibraltar, for This port, . days
before The Decatur. On her arrival We
sinai have II IA our power TO give more
! detailed account OF what has been pas
| sing IN Spain, since eur last advcrs from
HAT quarter, than we are enabled 10 do
| az present.
ii,e u. pu.fvs 40 --c-r-sHsr = eeshc.',o, ws,r
! siili at Cadz waiting The order of Cow
ernmcni GHeyaM.
GIBRALTAR, August H. .The Alge.
rine squadron returned into port, after
! Their FIRST cruise, on the I'd uii. and was
again 10 sail on d second cruze about a
fortnight after.
Letters from Tangiers, dated the 9Th
inst. contain the following particulars
| Iangier, Lsrache, aud It's vicinity con-
| iiuue in good health.
! In Teiuan there had been no sick, or
deaths from Plague, since iAsi report.
| In Fez, sickness still prevailed
| In Rabbat there were many ssck, said
| 10 he OF trvers usually prevalent at this
season of The year.
In Morocco the disease was on the de.
cline, the daily deaths not exceeding from
IL to 10.
Letters from Oran mention, that The
| plague still exists at that place, Algiers
! and Tlencsen
| PROCEEDINGS OF THE CORTES.
On the 2Sih of last month, they agreed
10 take into consideration on future
day, and, III the mean time, referred 10
tile united committees of Legislation,
! Finance and Agriculture Uhe Ecclesasli-
cal Committee being expressly exclmded)
d motion for resembling The law cnj0ining
! the payment of Titles and First fruits
| in Spain.
| On the next day, thew heard a Report
! from The Committees OF Finance and Com.
nicrce oD the question whether The ex-
| poriaiiOn OF i've produce and manufac.-
! lures OF lhc Peninsula 10 the settlements
| beyOn The seas ought to be allowed in
foreign bottoms !-reiected, after a pro-
| tracied debat", The opinion OF The com
nIlt'ees which was in favor of such ex-
pnriaiiOn, Upon payment OF 4 per cent. in
addition to Tie duties paid when Tie ar
iicIes are exported in National vessels
and seat tie Report back TO The commit.
tees who are 10 re- consider The question
viii The assistance OF Tie Secretaries Of
| State.
| On the 3isi, they ordered the postage,
10 be paid Tor their Diary, 10 be- only one
| hall ofwhai is pad for other printed pa -
pers sent by The mail, when open al the
cOruprs