Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-16
FOREIGN.
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FROM INDIA.

"'o" {" e"Pt DonH ana me passengers, fo1
ne johon'"g Intelligence. as weii as for the
nenS umter the marine head
Tie ship Ndrceiius. Aborn. of Boston.
from Hoiapd. ,ons stranded on Sapgn, lei.
and on he 1874 IF Woy. ouing 10 the in.
competency aaa imemp4r0,ce ofMe pilot
Capt. atom, after g0ing TO Calcutta return
td Ia me slap riM tie consigme md the
gent'emen op3cinted 10 Su,reu ker II being
dffeFn''Ned nnf the ship mouid not Be po,tk
fhc e'p'nce Of an attempt to get her off. cant.
H"o'n remained to strip her and ship Me
materials to ton" bn i,ig arhich Ind been
procured for The prrpose. THE specie and
cargo mad o'rn previously CARRIED to torn. -
bTor' me shipment Tas completed the rio.
fencc o. tie u.nd obbgedths brig 10 rn,, nm
n7tA the 3dotfeer and pare IF he crep. lear,
ing capt h3orn has Isl aud officers and 8
men on HE Island II ,ras some daus before
they hae an opportunity to get to torn and
a number IF thcm had then tie symptoms Of
the 1n"aie .ferer. IF ,ch'ch capt Aborn died
o" the 2'a IF June br Lyman, in officer.
or ne 'st of Ja'v William E{gecomb of
4nafotehedd seeniGn, on the I9fh of June
dfoe'f Be son seaman IN the 23d June, and
if1he't Ffo'd, sfeTard or the 25th .'uiy.--
ar ropes and one Of The gentlemen ofthc
surrey H"d ofh'rS Of Me crcw Of The Mar
ee""s, "c'e fnh'n riM the same tcrcr soon
ed dangerously III far some time but eren,v.
oity recorerrd. Tie hnH anil materials of,I,
Nar"tti"s had been sold at auction. Mr
Garry 2d c6icer and 3 of the cyeu hone re-
f.'hea IN tic I"no TIE piit pko lost tie
N"rceftnS h0d bccn tried ina co,,yf of;,oy;,,,
cad dismissed j'om the Compamy.s s.rrice-..
fiS name is R"fttr
III 'rGs rag setiy in Calcutta; oil Me
crc'r OF The bcrqn, PdiTot ot Saiem ,pere
S'ch 1elore he Juno saiied- aud some of III.
cre,c IF the Jnno utre lrj1 sick.
Ihr TEE. Mr. JHdSon one ofIke AmerE-
en-" Missionaries, n'h lis Jan,Ls. 0r,red ir
C6'e"ff" 0bom tie Ijfk 1Aeur firm Ran.
go0", frA'ch place he mqs o6iged 10 lenre
on account "i'a nor 5ring ajom 10 iaIr pigc.
CefWte" tie ting IF Pegu end tie Siar.cse -
re q /" f'Eg0ie Congress had BEEN ear
p CIR" AZ ortcr'fG WiM Treasure from Banii-
IT, IN conS'qn'mce RI odrices from the Eaite,.
pIHrf IRE tGst Gdr,crs fjom hfr stated that
she ''gs TTJift'"S az P",y oar, aud pas ex-
Pecied 10 ''t"r" 10 Canfqn.
Ih' 6''g Ne'tY, ~ (aicUttr. (jpm tie Isle
q France, rrporte9 hiring sen tie Y lie NJ
,~'.l'.t 10 i thy rcrcyt he lat NJ IL TO
ne . 10 ""rfh, and at' lon b. i,n,or observ-
7f''" 80 40 eost iriici Is neai In 4 ,I.rre,s
Pafed situation Gad II co,rct. uiU in sam.
meas"'e acroWnt. fo, rs MT haoi,,g been t:,und
~ N~ n"n''r Fl rc,seis nhich hare Lateb
6fen r'misiHg for A.
I"e lass al r'S,is cId py, 7,erty hrs been
s'yt"ier ~ TIE ia, IF HergoiiD Wav .yvvc
an" ""'y 'dSt ira" ertr was &uown he}orc.
Me most part wSre country a,M British
h'pS ne lcn'n If mO american pesseLs
"otem gcie mas erpcrienced BIZ ureyai PCS
SEES Hh'cd rofmncd mifh grcof loss that saiL.
Ell u" c"mpG"V with tic brig otter. Of Bos-
ton from aicnta.
q" tie l4th Nov. the limo horr too oboYt
f~o mf'"s tn uiadwnrd NJ ~ Helena, and an
dbo" 30 mmUeS rite, mGS 6oa,Y!ed by a boot
from thf .f"g slip V'go. n, Eerr admiral
LHm6crt, and rem politely t,eaied The
S"'P nds Pf'"Htfed ia app ooch the roads bg
S;,9nGiJ'"m the fag snip and in half an hour
me F'eoS boot came alongside ,Uiih mater
tr0m me Shorc, md s"ppIied ii FREE of ex-
pence II be'ng infe an tie dizzy amt the shin
considerable distance fran TIE iand could
n"t procure any fcgefnb,eS or rfjcdmests
from tie shore and arhirb nee, rather scare.
wfS 'J0rmcd that tro American SHIPS passed
me iStG"d fhe preceding day supposed 10 be
the C'Gy of Boston. G,,1 Ms Caroiine of M.
lem. Ccpt DOak wds informed 6v the o6fcers
Of he tigo that the Emperor NGpoleon
ar0S !" perfect health tint he yeceirsd no
company Int krpt himself entirely secluded.
eren from The gorern0r Tile nep PcIaee
at Lo"RVo"d Wds SO far completed as to eng
ofe the Emperor 10 lire in a. 1t as said TO
bc magnificent building and beautifully
situated
Gen bertrand and his lady still remaia
wiM Bosaperte Tile Russian and Austrian
commissioners left ST. Hetena some time
SINCE and nm foreign officer remains Lut O.
French nobfeman. BOuGpayfe has not con-
sf'lfed to see a single person since Lord Am
herd anS admitted to an audience the nature
IF hdt '"terviep lad not tGnspired at the
Island
iady Of some rank lareiy returning from
india tad sndeauOnred to get introduced to
INN, and for this purpose a splendid Bal
a'as giren her uHe Governor, to which Na-
poieon wGs 'nrifsd. bit he took 40 notice of
he inrif0ton. Lord Somerset. tn rpiurnins,
from his command ut the Cape, had also soh.
eited an audience, bit Bonapdrte refused to
gee him IL was obse, red that he had kcps
himself so secluded for such length Of time
that he Tes seldom The subject Of corners zion
and WGs hardiy thought of By thOSe on III, isL
land and tie latest newS they get from hipl
IS frequently ria England. His heath udS
6o"" nc NuFy reported some NISe Slnc6s
81 ship apparently diSmaSted, having ap.
peared of The island, under suspicious CIR.
c"nsta'fes, had mn foundation in truth. A
srhr had been signatizcd often from the
he'ghts for "pwards Of a fortnight and bD
yer superior sailing, she eivdcd tie statios
sy7gS which wsre frequently in chase IF her.
~ rs most prOJabte SHE Vds a Patriot Pri-
feer wotchiag FIR Spanish Indiamen. There
are aboVt 2 600 Inhabitants on the Island az
present. The number Of troops is about . ODO,
uho occupy The severai stations all ayouad
and Over Me Isiand. A frigafe had iatetV