Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-08

the army of the triple guarantee, of which
mention is made hereafter
+ 10. The Cortes shall determine on the con
tnuation of the Junta, or the substitution OF
regency, until the person who is To be crown
ed shall arrive.
IL. The Cortes shall immediately establish,
the constitution of the Mexican empire.
! 10. All the inhabitants of New Spain,
| without any distinction Of Europeans, Afri-
cans or Indians, are citizens of this monarchy,
with an equal right 10 all stations, according
to their merit aud virtue.
| u.s. The person aud property of ever citi-
zen shall be respected and protected by go
vcrnment.
IA. The secular and regular clergy shall
be preserved in all their power and present.
| nence.
ID. The Junta will take care to preserve
aildepartmeats ofthe state without atera-
ton, and all persons employed in political,
ecclesiastical, civil or military stations shall
remain as they are. Those only shall be re-
moved who manifest any unwillingness to
enter into this plan, substituting in their places
those most distinguished for virtue and merit.
10. protecting army shall be formed
which shall be called that of the Triple
Guaraniee," because under its protection are
placed, LIST. The preservation of the Catho-
he, Apostolical and Roman Religion, with
winch they are TO cooperate, by all means in
'heir power, to prevent the mixture of any
olner sect, and To attack, as opportunity may
oiier, all enemies that may endapger it. 2dly.
independence upon the system here propos-
ed and 5dly. The intimate union of Ameri-
cans AMI Europeans. And after guaranteeing
these fundamental bases of the felicity Of
New Spain, they will, from the highest to the
lowest individual among them, sacrifice their
ives rather than consent To its Infringement.
IL and % Regulate the discipline of the
troops, who are TO be considered troops of
the line.
| THE remaining articles regulate the mode
IN which the Cortes shall be elected, Sc This
prolet is dated from guala. II was adopted
with Slight variation after wards by O'Donoiou
at Cardova; and O'Donoiou was named as one
ofthe remaining Junta
BosToN, February I4.-Ship Washington,
at Edgarfown, from the Pacific Ocean. was
| OIL the island of Niussa Fucro the 18th Oct
last, and was boarded by eight Spanlards in
launch, armed with pistols cutlasses, Sc.
having with them eight A niericans. late a part
| Of the crew OF snip Persia, what has become
| OF her does not appear by the account have
received and from which this is taken.1 They
kept possession of the ship some tmc, when,
| by concerted plan, the crew of the ship
sprang upon and soon disarmed them. In the
! attempt, tue captain, Spanish commander
| and one soldier Were killed; the others were
! secured, and delivered over to the authorities
at Valparaiso the 9Th Nov.
The following are extracts ofletters receiv.
ed in this town, dated
Valparaiso, October 5.
All the vessels that Lord Cochrane met
on tie Coast of Peru he exacted consider
able portion OF their cargoes, making choice
OF the most valuable effects, under the preteyt
of getting the duties on goods to be sold in a
country he pretended TO have possession of
thus establishing Custom house on the higI
seas. All those, together with an immense
amount OF plumber got at .4ricd including
$4,000 stolen from capt. Smith, of BRIG
Macedonian of Boston, who happened TO be
ID the vicinity, he took OH board the San Mar.
tin, and proceeded to CaIlao, in the neighbor
hood of which port that ship was lost, with nj
the goods he piundered, saving only the sill
ver-but an enormous amount of quicksilve
and goods can never he recovered
The Tea Plant and 60 other vessels ar.
at Ancon, six leagues from Lima, whence eve
ry thing is transported by land to Lima. Sa,
Martin has as yet allowed nothing but provis
ions to be transported to that place"
4" October 23.-The new crop of wheat vii
: begin 10 come in in Jantiary, and promise
abundance, so that, though at this moment
; cargo of flour would sell at $40 per bbl ever
here, and probably $50 at Lima, still. if tn,
, crop should be good, wheat will be So album
dant -four will not do here. Tie produce @
the country is scarce, and freightipg vessel
plenty. Brig Canton, of Salem, is her
: bound TO the Northward"
NEW YoRK, Feb 27.--I,ast evening tn,
sch'r McDonougb, Capt. Angur arrived IN 1,
Gays rom Curacoa, bringing us papers TO tn
iOth INST. Com. .AdU.
The Spanish brig of war Comet had bee
crnizing of the harbor, and it was said hat
. taken four vessels from ST. Thomas, bound +
La Guira. She bad fallen in with a Danisl
brig of war belonging to the ST Thomas sta
} ton, which came out of La Guira, and il be
) ing dark, mIst0ok her for pfvateer. ant
, fired several shots at her, and afterwards
broadside, all of which the Danish brig YER
: promptly returned. They separated for tIi
night, and in the morning discovered thei
mistake, and the Spanish commander made
suitable apology.
: Accounts from Porto Cavcllo state that T,
Tore had returned there with about so cavYl
y ~, as an escort having left at Tucuyo fror
1000 to 1900 men, which he intended imme
diately TO reinforce with part of the rarriso
of Porto Cavello, and with the whole endea
Z For TO penetrate into the interior, and make
I diversion in favor Of the Spanish cause.
The Spanish brig war Hercules. and arm
3 I'd schr. MorilO, were of Curacoa, 9TH ms
4 and sailed TO the windward.
5 Letters from Ia Guayra of the 18th Of Jar
received there state, that the object of TN
q British slOop Of war Falmouth, calling at Pu
erto Cabello, was to notify the comnapdar
l. that the British admiral would not admit n