Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-22
PHI. Ga,.l
1000 Geo



NEW York, May live are Indicated 10 cur
obl'ging correspondent AT Villa dc Praya, ST. Jaso.
Tor letter dated April 9Th, communicating the ioi-
loving information
On the 90. OF tiarch Ronayista declared tho
Constitution and refused longer 20 obey any order,
from ths place but the 1ih inst while tic troops
were paradcd IN the public square in this village IN
celebration of the birth day of Donna Maria dc
Gloria, Princess OF Portugal and after rcpeating
" TIA III Key NossO Senior and long live this
Princess whose birth they wcro celebrating and
all the Royal Family, and iniug three voiiies of
mnskeiry, was proclaimed the asionshmcnt OF
every spectator, . Viva la Constituent" repcat,d
three fines, and followed by three yocs OF mus
kerry, and national salute from each of the forts
committee Immediately waited ON his oxcclcncy
inc Uov uenerai, With articles previously, though
privately drawn up, the basis Of a constitutions 10
which they demanded his exccllency's signature,
and who,'ceing that all the troops had deserted him.
complied with tic dcmand-sincc which, that and
each succeeding night this village has been umin-
ated, and business wholly suspended during the day.
TO afford tine tor Teasing and rejoicing
Nothing new from The coast of Africa. The Bri-
tsh irgate Tartar capt Sir Geo Collier leaves this
station in July, for Havana and n. York H. NJ.
SLIP levon, capt. Badly, is at st. Jago, sur
vcling
The brig Alexander, Mackey, arrived at ST. Jago
April tsf, in "a days from Boston, and remained on
the 3th, bound to the Coast 4 schr pierced for IL
guns, and raking masts, with American colour
passed the harbour on the 2lst March, supposed to
be priyatecr
Ship Ocean, Swain, OF Nantucket, sailed that day
for the South Seas
The French brig Coniance, Myrick, with an A
merican crew; from LOrient for the coast of Pata-
gonia, touched at the Isle of May April l.
An American ship with white signal No A. dis
played under the ensign AT the maintopmast head,
passed the Isle of May 18th Of March. Mere. .qdr.
a fleet Of So sail CT Merchantmen sailed from
Havana 28th ult. for Cadz, under convoy of tile
Ceres, corvette, and Hyacinthe brig of war
MONTREAL, May 9.-Alexander Me-
keazie, Esq. left this city last Sunday morn
ing in one of the North West Canoes, i'm or
der to convey into the interior the news sf
the union of the two fur companies, and the
dispatches on that subject, received from
England. A person well informed in that
trade, has told us that the future quantity OF
goods sent hence to the Indian Countries,
will, in consequence ofthe union, not amount
to more than one third of the past (; and that
the number of men employed will be con-
siderably reduced, now that all apprehension
of hostllItles has ceased. The indians will
not be little chagrined at the termination
of a competition which enhanced the price
OF their services and firs.
QUEBEC, May Since the opening of
the navigation, there are as yet no foreign
arrivals Only the regular trading Ships
may be expected early. The others would
not sail until the question respecting the
Lumber duties is decided but according TO
the best information can obtain, the mum
Der of vessels for this port viii be much less
than usual
BALTIMORE, May Ie.-From the Err
change Reading Room Books, we copy the
following intelligence, communicated by the
sIIDercargO of the brig Canada arrived here
yesterday in 80 days from Buenos Ayres.
The affairs of South America still remain
ed in a very unsettled state. At Buenos
Ayrcs, the citizens generally, and even the
foreigners residing there, had been called
upon to take up arms, and werein regular
rjJn of discipline, to meet threatened IN