Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-19

yesterday. have treated it with that resp.c,
and good feeling which is due to it. It now
returns to 81. Jago and bears you this des
patch.
BY letters which / this mement received
from st. Domingo, am convinced that the
authority of the government of the republic
VIII be Immediately acknowledged there.
since those who are at the head of that city
appear te open their eyes to the necessity of
| railyinS around its legitimate government and
protector : besides the article 40, title >, of
our Constitution has established but one and
the same government Throughout the island
| 1t cannot be departed from.
Receive, my countrymeu, the assurance of
| the attachment bear you, and with which
have the honor to salute YOU.
AT the National Palace of Port au Prince
the 18th of january, 1922, and of the indepen-
hence of Hayti the 10Th
! After publishing the addresses from Port
au Plat, the Telegraph proceeds to remark
! The different other cOrnmunes in the east
have IN like manner made their submission To
the Republic. The city of ST. Domingo it.
sell has returned from its error, and the Pre-
sldent OF Hayti, wishing Ito unite all hearts to
the same object, has determined to go there in
person Will, strong army to establish tran
quty and order,wbicIi events of such impor-
lance have not entirely left undisturbcd in the
east.
| CHARLEsToN, February 1.-THE u. S.
schooner terPo'se, Captain RAMAeE, arrived
port yesterday from cruise This fast
sailing vessel and her gallant co mmander have
done the state sCn,c service /" and they know
H.. Ut Brdro, pratical schr. was captured
oil the coast of Cuba some time last month.
| The I. has also burnt two establishments on
the coast OF Cuba, has destroyed three other
piraticai schooners and several boats, and has
on board, In irons, four Pirates: Let their
destiny come. The p sailed from New Or
leans, 9Th January, with CONVOY for Cuba
Having seen the vessels under charge safe in
10 port, she ran down the coast of Cuba to-
wards Cape Antonio. On the 18th. smoke
or'S bolina, from Boston, who informed that
he' had been robbed by pirates the day be-
tore supplied her with provisions. The pi-
| rates mad put on board the Bolina an English
man named M'kenzie, who belonged to the
British ship Alexander, of Greenock. which.
they bnrntahou month before. After muir
derInS her Captain and Steward, and punder-
ing her OF every thing value, the remainder
al the crew, with that fthe Camden of Cam
den, were put on small Island adjacent the
coast from thence they probably got 10
Havana. NJ krnzie being a carpenter, was
aetained ny them To assist in mounting some
| guns on new schooner they were eouip
| ping and while with them, was an eve wit
ness 10 many of their piratcal acts. Having
offered hrs services as guide, he was taken
on board tine Porpoise, and from that tins, TO
| the Isl inst. the bOatswere employed in sweep
| ing the coast and in the several expeditions
| l2vesseis and establishments on shore. be-
sides vessels on the stocks, were captured and
destroyed, and prisone taken, Z Of which
| were released for want of evidence On the
9Th ult. off Cape Antonio. Iecaptured scboon-
er Charles, Glavery, of Baltimore, from Port
an-rrince for New Orleans, laden with coffee.
on" had been III possession Of the pirates 8
days, but had been blown off, and that morn
ing made the land again. They were proceed
ing to their place of rendezvous in order to
take her cargo out and destroy her. but dis
covering The +. to be vessel of war, they
abandoned her boats and all her. taking heI.
provisions. Supplied her. The p. has brought
IN pirate schooner and prisoners, which
III kenzle recognized as belonging TO the gang
WHO detained nm. City Gaz.
SUPREME COURT OF THE u. s.
Tuesday, Feb. ls.-Mr. Chief Justice MAR
SHALL delivered the opinion of the Court in
the case OF Idyloc against Sanford Judgment
| reversed.
Mir. Chief Justice MARSHALL delivered the
opinion in the case of Iayior's lessee against
.uyerS-ludgment affirmed
MT. Justice STORY delivered the opinion of
| the Court IN the case of Green against Wotkins
! Judgment affirmed.
=, February l3.-The case of RicnM against
n"hGms was argued by Mr.. D. II. Ogden for
ne plaintiff in error, and by Dir. Jones for the
defendant in error
February l4.-Mr Justice TrvINGsroN de-
nVerrd the opinion ofthe Court in the case of
! n@e .9dman'Strdtor against The Bank of
.Herandfid- Judgment reversed
Inc argument Ofthc case of Ricnrd against
WaA,qn1S was continued by Mr. Pinkaes for
the defendant in error
| February l5.-mr Justice SToRY delivered
me OPINION of the Court in the case of John
n. keWney. Motion for liabeas corpus de-
MED.
| The argument of the ca e of Ricqrd against
VRtldmS, was concluded bv Mr.. Pinkney for
tilc defendant in error, and by Mr.. Websier for
the p'amiih' Nat. Int.
ErtTact Of a letter from an American gentleman
at Paris dated December 81.
Mr.. Neuvle's friends are in power. and.
IL here, he would be Minister of the Marine
"The only intelligence from Turkey is ina
letter from Prince Metternicb at Vienna, who.
without official intelligence. is ofopinion that
The report of the Revolution in Constantine
pie IS true, and if is feared the ambassadors
nave ia'len' H..
FROM BERMUDA.
NoRFOLK, February I5.--Mr Henry Tabb,
oi thIs place, who arrived here yesterday from
bcrmuda' VIA Elizabeth City, has politely ia
SoFed us WIN bermuda papers TO the 25rd Ja-
| nIlary-thcy contain no news. II was renort-
cd and believed at Bermuda that the Rritisb
lslands in the West indies would he opened 70
the United States. The Bermud;nn of the
25rd Jan. has the following (rather MYSTICAL
paragraph IN relation TO this inferesf;no 70