Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

Belcarce, the lieutenant governor tnfot ms
LIE Cor IN answer TO his threats. that the com
mrpCenisnt of hostiiIties by the Portuguese
would mite all the provinces heart aud SOUL"
REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.
PHILADELPHIA, Ariii 23.-ln our Saturdays
paper we presented 10 cur readers the trans
lsiions OF certain OH, itl documents from the
Royal Government OF M-Nice, respecting the
renewed stinese tor the Independence OF
uat county We AT the same time. pr,iixed
some lew observations in Illustration of the
AMER ard explanatory OF the standing in
society at Gen linrvide; while we could not
refrain from iegretiing that our intelligence,
as 10 the causes leading 10 the revolt was not
more crcumsiauid'.S
BN tie following article copied from the
n. Y. Commercial Advertiser our teaders
viii perceive that our coujcctur-s are corrob'
GRATED IN gentleman who has arrived in
Baltimore, and that some few of the reaui-
si'e explanations are here obtained.
. A Gsutleman has arrived al Baltimore,
from Hasann, bringing with him impor.
tani informaiion rela,ive.to The affairs OF Mex
ico which has been communicated 10 MS by a
friend.
The intercourse between The city Of Mex.
leo aud Vera Cruz bad been cur Oft by the
Revolntionisis, ans Acapulco and san Bias,
were closely besie.sd.
" a Brig2dier in the Spanish Army il ap.
pears, has thrown the whoie country in com.
motion his uame is YtWride. He was con-
Sidered dnrin. the late Revolution, the most
able and daring officer in the Royal service
T, la 1871 lie was The great favori,e OF the Vice
ttny Cai'ila and employed OIL all dangerous a nd
important enterprises. He is man at extraor-
oroinaty talents, aud great acquirments, but
| as he D. creole, lie wast cwed with jealous
| eye by the present Vice Roy Apodoca, who
| II appears. had in December last Sc, eily rep.
rimsnded him.
Yturvide had then under his control a
choice regiment o. cavalry and no sUone r
! did he declare his intention of drawing his
lHtpnpnnpncp uf axi-
| co, than they unanimously agreed 10 follow
| bis fortunes. Ia a few days his forces bee anne
respectable. and he is by the last accounts, at
The head OF SIX or seven thousand men, of
| whom above two ihonsand are said TO he sol.
| diers, deserfers from troops of the line
| Such was the condemnation in the city OF NJ ey-
| ic", that the Government we're unable 10 take
| any steps TO check Yturvide's career all their
measures were directed 10 place the CITY in
| the best possible state of defence and IL was
| the opinion at Vera Cruz. that Yiurvide had
| actually commenced an attack OH The CIV.
| AID would nc ceed in taking it,
The amer Revolutions were again rising
| up /" The Prnvinces OF Guauazuaio, La Pueb.
| and OaXaca, and there il no doubt that III q
| western iusursenls under General Guerre,
| ro, were marching tnjOin Ynturvide; which
| Junction II was thought at Vera Cruz, would
| he decisive OF the fate of the Kingdom
| We may therefore expect in very short time
| 10 receive impTtant Intelligence from Mexico.
| Sb"ud the inhabitsnts of tina, fine country
really succeed in establishing their indepen
| denre of SPAIN il will be OF more Importance
| 10 The States, ihau all the rest of Spanish
| Amsiics and in such an event the value of
| or late acquisition of the Floridas will soon
| be developed. not merely because Pensacola
| rs the iwporian' KEY of the Mexican GuIph
| but from It's auchnrage and excellent harbors
| u will become 80 emporium of far greater
| consequence than Is generally anticipated by
| our citlZeus.