Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-30
LAVE FROM NEW ORLEANS.

LATE fItONl NEW Ots1stsh.NS.
New York, Nov. 2i.-The brig Fanny,
capt Packard, arrived yesterday morning in
Il DAYS from New Orleans, whence she sailed
on the 9th inst. We have received papers
from the Isl to the 9Th Inclusive, which men
ton several arrivals from this port in short
passages. The brig Phoebe Ann, which sail
ed on the 18th ult. arrived at the Balize in 10
days. The Hamlet also had very quick pas
sage out. Among the passengers in the Fan
ny, are the Hon. David Holmes, Senator
from Louisiana, Hon. Christopher Rankin, of
the III. of Representatives, and major Staun-
ton of the u. S. Army.
The fine steam boat Tennessee left New
Orleans on the 9th inst. for Arkansas, with a
detachment Of the 9TH Regt. u. S. troops,
under command of Col. Arbuckle.
On the night of the 1st fire broke out AT
New Orleans, in the dwelling house occupied
by Captain Belvue, ut the Marine Barracks,
which was entirely consumed, together with
the greater part of his household furniture.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. G.-By the schr. Sal
", which left Campeachy on the e2d ult we
learn the following particulars of the progress
Of the Revolution of Mexico. 1t is stated,
from the best authority, that the city of Mexi-
60 had fallen, four days previously, into the
hands of the Revolutionists, with loss TO the
Royalists $4,000 men killed. Our informant
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most friendly manner, and that the people
were enthusiastically republican. The Sally
brought home about 10000 dollars, which is
deposited i'm the State Bank.
FROM HAVANA.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 23.--By the arrival of
the schooner .4Rn-.H0ria i'm 8 DAYS from Ha-
yana, we have cOnfrmat ion of the verbal
intelligence given in the GO Gazette" on the
18th inst.) concerning the intended insurrec~
lion ofthe Slaves in that place. 1t appears
that they had proceeded so fnr in the orsaniza-
ton of their scheme ms to appoint lords and
ladies, aa future! The nunber lodged i'm the
Moro, is thirty-scven them females The
police OF Havana, (f il ever had poce,) is
SAID to be now very vigilant. Bravoes and
5tobbers, the common and ancient pest of that
city, are now 10 be hunted down-one ofthem
was shot in the strects.-lVc wish success to
this new order of things. Personal security
has never been the peculiar blessing of the in
liabtants of Havana.
In addition TO the above, Capt. SIssoH in
forms us that the Asia, Spanish ~, arrived at
Havana on the 10th inst with 100000
Dollars for Government and the Merchants.
She brought intelligence of the death of the
Fice-king of Mexico, O'DoNoIu, supposed 10
have been occasioncd by poison. Capt S.
reports that the Pirates. about 10 in number,
had constructed two Forts on Cape-Antonio
for their defence. IC. Caz.
NonFoLK, November oI.-Captain Parker.
of the ship Clara, reported by Captain Car
raway, on Friday last, as having sailed from
Havana ON the 9th inst. in company with the
Schr. Pilot arrived NJ Baltimore on Saturday,
informs that he left Havana under convoy OF
the y. ). brig Enterprise, Capt. Kearney-
The three piratical vessels captured off the
west end of t'nho .IS IN,
hound for Charleston. The Clara parted from
the Enterprise off Cape Carnival, during a
fresh gale on the 9Th inst.-On the 18th, spoke
the armed Sch'r Congresso, Capt Almeida,
who Informed he had had fight with two
Spanish vessels near Cadiz. Beacon.
PRIZE TO THE HORNET.
.Noceniber 27.-Capt. Marbury, of the Brig
antine Columbus reported yesterday from
st. Jago de Cuba, Informs, that he spoke, Sd
inst. Cumberland Harbour hearing w N. W.
about leagues distant, the T. s. SIoop of
War HORNET, Capt. Robert Henley, on a
crulZe, who statedth he had captured, three
days previous, Piratical Schooner OF go tons
and 8 men, put prize crew on board, and
ordered her for the United States. Capt
Henley enqured of Capt. NJ. ifhe had heard or
seenany thing ola Brig. said to Observation-Disclosures
few days previous, by the Schooner captured
by the Hornet, of which she was then in
search. lD.
NORFOLK, Nov. Give are happy to an
nounce the safe arrival in this port of the nj
ratical schooner Mosque, prize to the U. S.
sloop of war Hornet, captain ROBERT HIM
LEY, in charge of Midshipman WILLIAM II.
KENNoN, prize master. The Moscow was
captured ON the e8th Oct. between Cuba and
st. Domingo. Her crew consists of nineteen
nen-hve'have arrived in the prize, the re-
manning IA were left on board the Hornet
The pirate was armed with one small cannon,
musketry, culasses, pistols, knives, &c. &c.
Mldslnpman kennon reports that he part
cd company with the Hornet on the Goth Oct.
at sea-a well. The Moscow has experi-
cnced very heavy Notwithstanding had a
passage of So days The crew of the Mos
COW consisted entirely of foreigners pani-
ards, Portuguese, Italians and Africans.
Herald.
, Merchants IdU, Boston, Norenber 90.
The scbr Boston, from Eastport for Boston.
has arrived at Saco. BY passenger have
received the st. Andrews Herald ofthe 18th
November, which mentions the arrival at St.
Andrews on the 18th of the brig T.arch, from
Jamaica, one of the vessels rc-captured by the
u. >. brig Enterprise, from the pirates of
Cape Antonio. After detailing the particulars
of the capture and re-capture, the account is
concluded with the following complimentary
remarks. S. TOPIJFF.
+" We cannot conclude this short account Of
the transaction, without observing that the
conduct of the officers and crew of the Enter
prize, and the volunteers from the Iarch and
the Lucies, is entitled to the highest possible
credit. IL is true no blood was shed, but tn e
most fatal consequences might reasonably
have been expected in AN attack by FIVE open
boats. of such an imuoeinr force i'm sbool