Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02

wh.re she was disCharging AT the date above |
mentioned, her pi;"e crew having gone round
and Still remaining on board of her.-The
schnr. William s. Mary, M'Gra,h, from East
River, was At Hamilton, dsclarging having
arrived here direct from Virginia, had escaped
the Argus eyes OF the brig at ST. G.-The
schur. of and from Tappahannock,
nenry fouog, of Norfolk, navigator, was IA,
81. Georges dschargng she also escaped
detention, having got in before the brig i'm
question arrived there. The schnr Golden
Age, of and for Plymouth, ~. CT would sail
Ia atew days, as navigator was about engag-
ing To takc her on, l.er captain having died.
Thr brig Nautilus, Blair. of and from Norfolk,
saii' a''"nt the 10th inst. to touch Mt Turks
Island fir salt
The Standing Of Governor L,.mles as in no
higher repmte than formerly and since the
Wr'Iai 0l the Argus brig nj ST. Georges, " hith-
or the Governor had also removed from Ham
litan, from the interest he had taken To aid her
IN ncr operations, perhaps not as much so.-
DiSafrc,on among the inhabitants was daily
augin"nting, and presenting itself in shape
whch IS TO he found only in those countries
where the seeds of revolution have been sown
Phcards were posted M in the most public
places carricaturing Sir William and bis adhe
rents (oilicrrs,) and mock honors only were
paid To him. The following is literal COPY
ora piacard received at the Commercial Read.
ing iiH"m, which was taken Down from the.
market place al st. Georges, and forwarded
By friend. In recording it here if is done
rom no other motive than to shew TO what
degrading dilemma Governor m,v bring
Ems'ii into" who fOrgets right" =" The sub
Scrter PROPOSES HGt the merchants enter irfo n
genera. subscriptions for The purpose Of l,,,rc,us
eng SILK STOCKINGS for ne Varci Officers. gs
no peSsct IN The hnrbor ,,iN be sris tchVe HE Co
fernor ) Parson cont'ru' iogire Balls.-L p. L."
LATEST FROM JAMAICA.
gentleman Who arrived here Yesterday
from Kingston, Jamaica, which he left ON the
i4th February, states, that the inhabitants of
damaca entertain hut little hores that anv arr
rangrnpen's would be made with their govern
Inent relative IN any relaxation i'm fhcir non
Intercourse with the United States-Tbc;r
crops oil sugar and coffee had failed greatly the
tas' season IN consequence of the drought. and
It was supposed that not more than third of
Inc shipping in the Island for English ports
would he able to obtain ireght.-Flonr. which
had lieen up to Is nr 8 dollars barrel. had
got down again to 1O.-A severe maliorant
lever had prevailed lately at Jamaica. which
had carried off nearly ali the King. troons
MI at the time of the above gen,lrinou's leav-
ms, had greatly subsidized C. ". n. Books
CURACAO, February 23.-Y esterdhv at noon
a sninte was fred from the merican Scboon-
er Cecclla, Capt. Hampton. in commemora
lion of the Birth Day of the American Uero
General George Washington. The Cecel;o
was handsomely decorated with flags for the
Uccasiun. N
-hdTch 2-On Thursday the anniversary of
me birthday of His Royal Highness William
tscaerick karei, Prince of the NrtherIand.
was celebrated with every demonstration of
JOY In the morning His Excellency the CO.
vernon reviewed the Burger militia CORPS. and
tie regular troops of the garrison, which were
previously drawn up in Fort Amsterdam
~ noon salute of2! guns was fired by the
ht'n artillery and: ~ the evening His Excel
10y gave splendid ball and supperto select
party.
Accounts received from Puerto CabelIo
state that General Morales left that place on
Saturday last, in the Hercules brig of war. with
aooa' -, men, principally officers and non
commissioned officers, to ioin u division, of
troops a! Chichribichi. Subsequent, accounts
rom thr coast represent that the general h ,d
landed al the above place and that the Her
cuies had sailed on her return TO Puerto Cal,el.
Ia.
General La Tore, it is said. has hecn an.
roint'H vernon of Porto Rico, aud was about
10 tHke AS departure from Puerto CabeIlo for
that island. General Morales succeeds 10 the
ohitt military command in Venezuela,
In consequence ofthe want, for some fine
past OF communication from La Guayra, we
are without any Information whafey - relative
to the movements ofthe Columbian f,rces if
Is probable, however, that in our next we Shall
DE ahie to communicate something ON the
subject. y" ''''
Arrivals from Santo Domingo bring ac
counts ofthe whole ofthe slave population of
pI-h lrfT, H., 4
pated. Nothing less could have been q xpnct
ed from the political change which 90 lately
took place in that territory.-It is in perfrct
conformity with the Constitution of Hayti.
:, Seseo plratical vessels have been taken by the
French cruisers and sent in Martiniu1e. The
Columbian cruiser Josefa has had an engage
nent with the Spanish schr. Pancbifa. in
which the latter had her main mast carried
away by shot. She had gone to Porto Rico |
10 repair, and take in cargo of cocoa for Ca |
az. considerable number were killed and
"ouHded on both sides.
The Josefa, we understand, had taken a |
valuable Spanish schr. from Porto Rich . few
hours previous TO herrencountre with the Pan |
chita and but from the circumstances of the
laiter vessel losing her mast, it was the inten-
tloD oi ber Innander to make every effort
To retakr the captured schr
Extract q teller dnted st. Bartkotometcs. Feb.
10, 1922.
captain Pilot arrived yesterday with his
schr. she had brush with heavy Spanish
sc'ir bound to Porto Rico. Pilot had 10 men
wounded; the Spamard had 10 killed and
wou1ded 1t IS reported that he brought about
4O'O9O W specie, besides what they divided
with the crew The vessel is in distress. and
viii undergo repairs. General De ycer has
already given his farewell dinner, and will de-
part as soou as the man of war arrives in ST.
Eustatia
Captain Pilot commands the same yessel