Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-11

lillians, New South Shetland Islaads, Feb
furnishes the following Information.
4" We arrived at these Islands on the 3Isi
III October alter pleasant passage OF IS
Bays
+" We are now loaded with fur skins, having
taken upwards of $4,000 OF superior quality
Jut being anxious TO obtain secsnd VOYAGE
before return to the u States. we have
agreed 10 send our cargo home by the schr.
Express and brig Frederick, PeDdIeton, DO IA
OF St"nngton. ihepto proceed around Care
HON inta The Pacific Ocean, in search CT a
second cargo, which doubt not will be oh.
TAXED soon As tor getting another cargo ia
these islands IL u utterly impossible, for there
- scarcely seal left alive. The country is
fnIi of vessels from most quarters of the globe
and am certain that one halt of them will
MOI Obtain hall voyage. Our being The first
vessel in the country, aud getting possession
OF The best ground, is the reason why W. sue
ceedpd ia valuable cargo.
here are now lying IN this port, II sail
OF american vessels anorg iht number is the
ship Huron, Davis of New Haven-,yho has nh d e
out rather inJitie,rnily. Where theyare next
hnund, am unable 10 ascertain but they al
well as ourselves must pnsh off soon on &C.
count Tue severity OF the approaching season.
There is scarcely day passes without, shaw
baiior rain. although, midsummer with n,
nnd ice makes every night. In irnth il is a
climate am glad to leave. We have already
hao accounts OF nine sail OF English vessels
being lost is these islands aud one Amer lean
ship called The Cl6,hi.r from Sionine ton.
Gun. How MANY Others are LOST that we have
no accounts OF, God oniy knows
IIn big Aurora, OF New York has lately
arrived here-I understand she has been looks
Ing Tor these islands nearly two ihonihs
- PethapS the Am, rican dealeis i'm flt
SKINS have an idea that this country will be
o'e'S'ocksd with skins. and that they will
be bnn.iit for little or nolhrr: bur can AZ.
sure them they will be mistaken; FOR / am
certain al leas, sail of American vessels,
VIM De Obliged 10 seek for a cargo in some
other pats.
. Tins hsihor lies i'm about GO 30tS. lat.
aud go 81 W long. We have been az tar
=. a, go, and fonud land. How much further
Tie Land eHtt:i!s L know uoi.-It is entirely
covered Except the low Iaud aud beaches
where The seals come up) with snow aud ice,
az 'hss season OF the year, which Is the middle
of snrlner."
BALTIMoRE. May BY lie schoon-
or tiarnti, captain Murphy, arrived here
Yesterday IN eleven days from La Guyra
amt last from Cape Henry. we i,avc been
politely favored with The follow ing IN
formation relailVe 10 recent events al the
Care =
"Auother attempt hal bsen made by
the hia' h 10 throw of the yoke of Boyer
but ibis Ike former attempts hal prov
Ell unsuccessful, owing only 10 misman-
az 'uen'. as large majority Of The peo-
- '''' '''J 'HP"sSh wv 81 ANBlihli-
ran torn ci government. Ga The lib
April, G'n,iai Nlaguy, commander a,
lie Cap'i hav'ug received lniimai.ons
iaa' Gent'a' Romano !iaI in ihed The two
Regiments 10 which he was attached, la
assasslnate .'iie President, (uho was
i."uiiy eApected) ortirItd The ar
rest OF the abnvr GrnIal Romaiue.
guard only Mas put around his house
III consequence OF The two Regiment
f,rbiddin9 taelr making him prisoner.
o. lhe l:} b President Bower arrived a
The Cape--i4 II, ordered G"n. Romano
i~ I've Embarked tor PoIt au Prince. His
embaTcation was leo severe a trial for those
soldiers " Ia haai been bis companion = tar
Wany YEAR, and who had received many
tavofS al bis band-accortiinSly, same
day those two Regiments revolied, de-
haWding i.'e restoration ot sheir Grns-
rat. President Boyer treated their de
mauds with contempt. All Tie soiIlery
were called out, young ani old, all an
,iclpaiing bloody scene business was
susneudri. Sun'e while families en-
baik'G on board the shipping sDd finally
al Ii2hi !br r-voliers surrendered. tiad-
ing tn lr turce unequal. being only 600
strong against 5000 Eleven officers con-
sisiIng oi colonies comnaudauis, sc. had
been executed, 80 more we've under seq.
fence Ut death. Affairs were hv no
nieans settled al the Capr. Amer.