Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-13

Jackson and exercised by him, they were I'M
constitutional and void.
| These premises we adopt, and from which
no explanation can make us swerve. They
are not to be- denied or cvaded.
| Those who violcntly assailed Gen. jackson
during the late war have, we admit, embraced
this occasion to censurc him. hut il will be re-
4nemhcred IN Justification of mems motives,
that the best friends To their country, and the
warmest supporters of the late war;, have felt
| II Their duty also to except To his measures
In the remarks we have made ON the sub
lect, no political feelings had weight we
never referred To the close and confidential
connection and correspondence existing be-
tween General jackson and Governor Clinton.
ana The Interior views discussed by these gen
tlemen. Such illusions could have no con-
nccton with official duties, aud were not refer
red 10. IN y MT 9ir
CHARLEsToN, Nov. 1.-The sIoop Hunter.
Capt. Carter, arrived at this port Yesterday in
eight days from Cape Florida, bound tn Phila-
deiphla, put IN for supply of provisions
The III. was fitted ut Philadelphia in July last
by the East Florida Coffee Laud Association.
and sailed on the -lth, for the purpose of ex-
plorinS the rivers, bays and islands of East
Florida, under the direction of MIR. F. S. Cha
zottc-Wc understand that they have exam
med the coast as far as the Bay of Tampa, and
make very favorable report thcreof.-'The
Hunter brings an account of the loss of the
brig Cosmopolite, of this port, on Key West.
as before publshed.--An nd also the loss near
the same place, of brig belonging to Il nor
thern port, with cargo OF mulasscs, and :,
Dutch brig with Il cargo of coffee, which was
.In ,,A
ram, ofthis port, Ind been on shore, hut was
got of, and it was reported, had been sold by
Il person living on Cape Florida, to some pi-
rates.
FRO.n H9P.IN:4 AND .lIEXICO
.Forember 3.-By the arrival yesterday of
the schr. .Sarah-.4nn, Capt. BuDD, from Ha-
vana, we have received Gle OF the 80 .Notici-
oso .Iicrcantd," To the eGth ult Inclusive
These papers contain late and interesting in
telliSence from the kingdom of Mexico. The
accounts from Vera Cruz 20 the nsd of Sept.
state, that an armistcc for six days had been
concluded on the 18th between the ROYAL and
Imperial Commanders, Novela and Iturbde at
the solicitation of O'Donoiu, whose sole wish
was, To avoid the eilusion of blood by shea
thing the destructive sword of civil war
Commissioners We're appointed on beth sides,
to settle the points in dispute between the
contendlng parties /; but not having been able
to turn any kind of adjustment, hostilities were
resumed on the l3th, and it was said that n
decisive battle would he fought on the 9Gth of
| September
Several battles had been fought prcviol slv TO
| the conclusion of the above mentioned short
armistice but that on the 9Th was the most
Moody, the lmperialists having been routed
with great slaughter, and the Royalists gaining
ihe victory, with the loss of a whole regiment
1 'Al H.,
has refused 10 accede to the adjustment con-
cluded between O'Donou and Iturbide, saving
that the Mexican Representatives were in
Spain, and might in conjunction with the other
members OF the Cortes, form a plan of paci-
flcatiOn and that in the mean time, he would
listen 10 no orders bu. those i'm unison with
the Constitutional system, formed for both he
| inIspheres. This officer had undermined the
castles which defended Vera Cruz onthc land
SIDE, and was determined, if pressed by the
enemy, to blow them up, and retire to St. Juan
dc Oi'ia, which is an impregnablc fortress.
Three schooncrs, prizes tn the U. S. brig
Enterpri-e, arrived at Havana, the evening be-
fore the .Sdrah-.4an sailed, and the EnterDrize
was oil the port hound in. Capt. BUDD in
forms, that only one prisoner was made by
the Enterprise when she captured the piratical
fleet the remainder of the crews having made
Then escape on shore. Courier.
PuaieS.--The sloop Hunter, which arrived
at this port on Thursday from Cape Florida,
brought i'll three men, two Spaniards and an
ltallanl whom they picked up in an open boat
on the Florida Coast. These men had be-
longcd TO a piratical boat which rcndezvo,ised
at Cape Florida and had piundcred the brig
Cosmopottte, of this port, after she went on
shore, oftwo Piano Fortes, and other articles,
winch were landed at the Cape 1t viii be seen
nv rff,f, IL.
from Savannah paper, that the sloop Hiram,
capt WHITE, has arrived at that port, and
that the Captain ard crew have been arrested
on suspicion of being concerned in some ofthc
iate plrac'cs. The three men above mention
! ed, whose names are JOHN Romnro, John II
CUES, and raymond Crespo, belonged to the
gang commanded by WHITE, and Capt BoBB,
(who are two distinct pcrsonsl and were in the
aforesaid schooner rig5cd boat when she plum
dered the Cosmopotitc, and have brought in
WIN Them some pieces of the &c. Of
which her cargo was composed. Information
having been received here of the arrival at Sa-
vannah OF the Hiram, and the apprehension Of
her crew, these three men were taken up, and
are to be sent on TO that place in the Revenue
cutter Gdtfdtia, for the purpose ofidcntify-
| Ing the others.
Cap. Garter, of the Hunter, informs us that
he went on shore at Cape Florida for the pur-
pose of obtaining some provisions for his YES
sci, and was at the house of man by the
name OF Lee, who formerly commanded the
lishlnS smack Hiram, out Of this port That
~ his house he saw an elegant organized Piano
Forte, probably plundered from the Cosmo-
Potite,) and many other goods. That from his
own observation, and the best information ne
could obtain from the inhabitants on the Cape
Lees house was supposed TO be a place of
rendezvous for these lawless freebooters. Ill.,
.N0U. j.--The latest accounts rccciy ed from
the Peninsula at Havana, announced that the
Minister of the Ultra-marine Provinces had