Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-27

f.; e,G there, j, ~oo.d be tie tocsio for in.
mediate revolt
1t tie news of the fall Of Lima shossld turn
out 10 he correct. II Pasama has Actually de.
clared ills Independence, II Quito has done
the same, and IL the republic of Columbia
should perseveie IN the principles, which we
think she Will, there will remain scarce port
ON The Pacific or Atlantic oceans wilefe the
decree OF The Cortez eau have a practical
operations: even in Porto Rico, Cuba a1d Mex.
leo il will be found highly dangerous aud dir.
ficult TO cary il into effect, and 10 the Chill
squadron, after succre ding ag anst Lima should
proceed TO Acapulco aud San Bias, we NAV
shortly hear OF new revolution being lighted
up in Mexico.
The present generation Of Creoles in Span
ish America have new ideas which caunu0t
he eradicated by force of arms, nor s,nother.
ed by decrees OF d Spanish Cottcz, and its:Spain
persists In asserting the rights Gas she calls
tbem) OF mother country over Spanish Amer
lea, we venture TO predict thst in less than
ten years from this date, she will not possess a
single colony tccst Ut the Canary Islands. 'sR."
According to the result Of the late census this stat.
bias Increased In numbers only I'm the ast sen
years-at the commencement Of which period the 20
uonary con iiiou 10 most probably be aserbed to
the spirt Of emigration 10 the west aud the sopth
which prevails here Ia considerable degree, aud to
tue numerous sales aud exporations Of slaves, which
are contsautly taking place. slaes We have
NOT tue census OF 1900 before u.s. but scarcely
he 5e statement the actual Increase OF
that pr !dc race, as remains im The slate does
not amount IL fourteen per cent.
The number of Hee colored persons amounts TO near
iy two hbs Of the slaves, which ,cunstamee nat
al all calculated 10 second feptoachss progssly
uttered rspseng ,he slave holding states, a. Gar Az
nied In raris, NJ. fallen, aged 81. Que Of the mos,
noied characleis OF tue French keyoniun. He wa.
one Of tue denouuces u tue bloody Rebr. and
figured some time in the affairs Of France; but be SUM
into ohscurity. and died IN state penury Al Nh.
commandments OF the French Revvniiuu he was an
actor Of some eminesce at Bordeaux and married Que
France.
In England William Bayiey, Esq. the venerable Poet,
aged IS tie was the author OF Lives OF siiltnn
Cowper, and Ronney, the TriuD,pbs Of Temper !" A.
'eTai odes and some dramatic works.
The ship Magdaien arrived at .his MORT sop,. ,.,r
since from Calcutta With upwards Of IIO1 bales OF cot
ton p'ece goods The cargo comprised lao 900 piece.
81 goods averaging seventeen ya each piece seven
eishihs OF yard wide. making ? So, 900 yards A
Gotten factory OF 1870 spndirs, at Patterson in New
Jersey, Produced during tie last months, IS bale. OF
sheeiu.s aud shrlines. zach bale containing thirty
pieces "f about thirty yards each, is 900 900 YARDS
There are piue factories at Patterson which are com
puied to contain r. 900 spindies which at the same
iato wond in year produce ii2 900 yards of cloth
1sns iSs 200 yard, less than h- cargo 81 one ship
out OF doors, one hundred and nine tnen women and
ehursn, AZ The same rate, the nine mills give EN-.
pioyinsnt To 6G3 persons-and, indeed directly ana
indirectly. they employ the whole population Of The
viiag. The ship probably employed aG men and AoS,
Foreigners OF foreign materials. factories spn The
produce "f our soil-einpisy own ci,izen,-wbo,e
eanne eoto purchase HE produce OF the farmers Is
coihmeh'hecessaryf tPafron Of Industry.
Miraculous preservation from .Shipureck.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Bluch~r packet Captaip
White, on her late return to Encli nd in lar al and
Ion 81 fell la with the wreck Of new schooner boanS
rom New FoundiaEd to Liverpool, and providentialy
TOOK OIL her three surviving seanIen, who hau be en-
thereon nineteen days aud in so depioIaSle condition
that they would most probably have expired on tina,
or Inc succeeding day The niy the Sc poor
creatures had ieh. was the skin Ct half Phys head
winch they agreed TO snck by turns and three Of
water There we're seven IN The scIinoner four Of
vioin were drowned. The thTre miserable wretchs.
thus saved ny Tie humane aud discreet they
received nn board The Bucher were bronr hi inlo Fa
mouth SO much recovered, as TO be likely do we'll
columbian.
FOURTH CENSuc