Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-13

d'he Hbcrating army or the Tt,nm,iratc is
stated to have entered the city &c Nlexico.--
The commissioners from old Spain had alread,
received their passports to Mexico.
The schr. Experiment, has arrived at Prov
ilence in IL days from the Bay of Honduras.
Capt. Carpenter, passenger, states, AS we
learn by the Providence Journal, that, eight
days previous to his sailing, eight Commits
soners from the Province of ST. Salvador de
Guufamdia sailed for Boston in the schr. Plan
ct, on n mission 10 this country, for the pur-
pose of uniting that province with the gov
! ernment of the U. S. IN. Y. .Mer. ado.
BRAZIL.
The new emperor of Brazil has issued a
proclamation at Rio Janeiro, authorizing his
Subjects and Foreigners to fit ont privateers in
the Brazilian ports against Portuguese ships
and commerce. Bahia, on the 28th Of March.
vas still in possession Of the Portuguese hut
il was the general impression that they could
not hold the place much longer. The Bra
zlians were successful in all the skirmishrs
against them, and occupied all the surround
ing country. The emperor had a smart little
squadron. commanded by British euten.
ani Pedrosa, the mnlatto instIrsent, and Il
mnnher of his negro officers, had been sent To
Rio for trial.
The Bmenos Ayr-s Argus of Goth January
says" We have seen letter from Mendoza,
IChili by the post, which arrived here 27th
last. the purport of which is this that
"The Director ofChili, O'Higgins, is on the
eve of closing his career that the Gov Freyre,
was tired of enduring il /; that the. Consiitu.
ton was regarded ut Conception as in n high
degree tyrannical (: that some provinces were
approaching the capital TO resist their tyrants ;
that some banisiiments had been ordered at
ST. Jag" that Freyre had written the Direc-
Tor thai no reprisals should be allowed. and
ilIathe would adopt measures, as empowered
BY The Sovereign Congress of the Province.
10 SET Chill, at last, at Liberty that this
was his only purpose, and this he would nc
eomplish that O'Higgins had demanded aid
which had heen twice denied that he ap-
piled third time and finally that he asked
II in vain. "-Other letters from Chill confirm
The above intelligence. Bal. Fed. Rep.
The Aurora of Montevitipo. February 18Th.
Contains sharp philippe against the Govern
ment of Buenns Ayres for denying their aid.
in placing hlontrviden among the Provinces
Of LA Plata, independents of the King John
9Th, and of the hopeful Emperor Peter 1st.-
II is not worth re.prnting for American rea-
ders, but discovers the impassoned jealousy
between these two cities, as still existing
which sprung from the earliest feuds of taeir
revolution.
Ii contains Il list Of officers of eight compa-
MES of Ciricos which had just been enrolled
for the defence of the city, who are repre-
scented rs marreiiousiy patriotic and enihus,as
nc. 10.
few days after the late earthquake at
Valparaiso, the priests drew upa petition for
The expulsion of all the English and Ameri-
cans, Tor heretics, as they style them, that re-
s'ded there, asbeing The cause of the earth
quake and IFS ca!ainities, by their wickedness.
They applied 10 one Bislila, he being the old
est Judge oil the city, 20 induce him iu sign il.
lie inquired of them, how they could attri-
butte 1t 10 the " .1ngtices," when their houses
We're most OF them standing, and all their
ives spared, as witnesses of their Innocence
=" while Won (said hey who call yourselves
good Catholics, with all your pra yers, and the
assistance of patron Saints could not eava
our churches, houses aod hundreds of Ca,ho-
lies, from utter destruction aud. IS for NV
self, on the night ofihe Earthquake, with the
rest of my family, was taken from impend-
'ng ruin Ivy an American, at the imminent risl,
OF his life, when no countryman OF my own
would come 10 our assistance. shall, there
fore, not subscribe to any suclI thing
Nantucket Inquirer
Eriract Of letter from .Ifonierideo, dated Feb
rapy 81.
There is no alteration whatever in polite,
linz IL