Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-31
FROM CANTON

"e execute" III our own country. Lexington Ga<.
FROM CANTON.
NEW YORK, jan 20-The very fast sailing shin
adon's, captain Brumey, arrived last evening, in
iUo days from Canton, having bcen absent tiays
less than ten months, and before heard of since
she left this port She had n passage of only Il2
days ou--Captain Brumlcy has sent us the follow
ing Interesting intelligence.
About the latter part of September n seaman be-
longing TO the ship Emily, Copeland, of Baltimore
was accused ofhavng killed Chinese woman The
N.andarns immediately demanded the man, in order
10 punish INN Tor the alleged murder, but captain
Copeand not beine satisfied respecting his guilt de-
cned giving him up. After considerable negotiations
between Mr.. Wilcoeks, our consul, joined by the
american residents captains, and supercarpocs ami
the Chinese authorities, during which the Americans
e'inced determination not to give I'M the seaman
without having his guilt proved, and man, threats
were thrown out on the other side Of stopping the
trade, and other coercive measures-it was nj las,
agreed thathe man should he tried for the offence
ON noafu the Emily II was also agreed That the evil
oence OF the white men should be admitted as well
us me Chinese.-Ihesc concessions on the mart of
the chinese, when compared with their former con-
uuc' on similar occasions wherein the English were
concerned was considered AT Canton as ii proof OF
! I lano!abie sentiments towards the Americans.
however, II the man should be found guilty. and then
not he gwen up to be punished according TO their
laws an immediate sloppage OF all trade and inter
course VIII no doubt immediately take place.
Jd" @l.-We ehad 10 state, that the passaqe
through Long Island Sound, which has been obs,ruct
cd several days, Is again upcu Tho ice above Hcu
'''e give way on Tuesday morning, and Il p;,ssssc
WIS open so that sioop came through vcstc,tiay
morning. The muster informs that his vessel was
frozen ~ between Hart and City Island in conuany
WIN snip Alias, from Providence brig Monitor
iICm Newport Il full rugged bria unknown one scI,r
ana SIN soops, of The latter from Newpor all Tor
ths pon-None OF the vessels had suffered any ,ln-
mage, excepting that two of the sloops had los,
NV w "nenoiS' III.
We remain without any later a,yiccs from Ensl,nJ
man inc 10Th OF November, which were brought by
'he south Boston at Charleston and are now 10 DAVIS
"o' we DO not tecUllect WHEN 81 long period has
ctpseu wl'hGGt arrivals, particularly when so MANY
sh'ps Wcre due as AT present. The Martha, which
WAS 10 nave left Liverpool the l2,h or ooh Nov
and ar iothcr ships which were Ia have sailed about
t tie -o'n "l hat month"; as well as the ls of Decem-
ncT packet nave been looked far several weeks and
VIM somc other vessels that sailed prey;ous ~ Tho
"mo'e dates, must probably have encountered unusu-
ally adverse weather. RI
5pa"ih ChimS.--The frs, and most ,,iliic,tt min,
IN lIqu'iatips the claims under the Spanish Trent
was To decide upon the principles under which sur.l
settlement should take place. A mass of claims I'm
S'et 'mount and oil great diversity Of connie ION
anu character, have been already presented Those
relating 10 French seizures and confSca;ous in Sn,
's Tors, great item IN the account, have been re-
gcct'u. these should be considered as French spo-
iIaiions because, all Spain was in the power of tho
L rchcii, and the seizures and condennntions v.ra
principally under the Berlin and Milan DEGREES II
however, redress Is asked from France we shall Inc
"'T '" .ne government was usuiped by Bonapartc
'esc losses must remain al present unredrrssed
Supplies granted 10 Spain, for the supno,t of her
armies, have been rejected. This ittn does mn,
come under the head of spoliaons because MGR
chants, knowing the condition of the SpauisI, ua.;on
voluntarily trusted their merchandise and M certain
9ero"S' immense suEis were asked and promised for
noun and bread siuiis some of which were maid and
some are Yet unsettled. This was n fair busiuesS A
merchant iskc. 20 or so dollars per barrel for flour
ana TOOK ms chance for payment II lie failed ne f,
ed, ana there was an end 70 it, small sim, Is In Inc
eluiiabIy distributed among many claimants and ;s
nus was specifically appropriated for Sp.ash s,,oIio
itVnS on 1mercdn commerce, the distribution shonld
be confined TO that object [.Ne,o York Ma. .3dr
BANKS
1 he state treasurer has given notice thai Tho f,I
lowing Banks, not having complied will, the prov;-
sios ni The Act feguiating Banks" have forfeited
iher charters and that Fl ON and :,ftertbc third I,y
oil January instant, they are To be deemed and tnI
en- as dtSS0fted, HnianfH, aud nyuacorporated
Northwestern Bank Of Pennsy lvauiu nt Meadv;uo
Crawford County
Allegheny Bank of Pennsylvania, at Bedford.
Centre Bank Of PENNSYLVANIA al BclIc(on,e
Huntington Bank NJ Huntingdon
Northumberland, Union and Columbia Bank. n,
Millon '''A' ~
Marietta and SusQuchanna Trading Conpanv. at
marietta, Lancaster county.
lh addition TO the above list, the following hanks
were by the former treasurer, declared To have for
Ie!led their charters
r nc PENNSYLVANIA Agricultural and Manufacturing
Bank, al Carlisle o
The Farmsss aud Mechanics Bank or C;rnc,,,s,1 |
nj t,recncrstle, Cumberland County.
The Joniata Bank Of Pcnnsylvan at Lew;s,ovp
Niiiln county
Tie Bank Of Washington at Washington.
lie Farmers aud Mechanics Bank of PirsburG
Phil. Gas.