Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-17

fewer than $50 gentlemen were invited. The
morhng was very unrropitious, but about
noon the rain ceased, and Mr. Canning, MIR.
Huskisson, Lord George Bentick, and Mr..
Canning's son, youth OF eleven years of age,
were soen after conveyed on board ky the
Seacombe steamer, amidst the hearty wei
comes ofthe numerous company. The wea-
tler continued fine during the trip Amongst
the party was Nlr. Hughes, the Charge d.3C
Jdues of the U. States or America To the
Court oi Swrdeu--the had Just arrived in the
Canada aud with whom Mr.. Canning was oh
served IN frequent earnest conversation. AZ
terra pleasing excursion of about three hours,
during which the speed of the packet, even
when opposed to wind and tide, excited uui-
versal admiration, the vessel anchored OF her
usual ground, and the party debarked, in two
trips, by means of the Seacomhe boat placed
at their service by Mr.. Parry. Mr.. Canning
and Mr. Hnskisson, accompanied by hume
rons crowd of friends, then visited the beauti-
tui American packet ship Canada, a vessel
which for elegance, and capacity Of accom-
mediation, blending the useful with the orna-
meuial, Is not, we learn, surpassed, if indeed
elualIed, by any vessel 10 the port. They
spent nearly an hour in examining the equip
ment of the Canada, experiencing the polite
attsntion and hospitality of Captain Macy
while on board. Mr.. Cunning aud Mr. Hus-
kisson thea visited the Exchange area, the
ne-s-room,a od the Undsr riters room, where
they were received with cheering ;and thence
proceeded through several of The prircipal
streets To Mr.. BUlion's, Duke-street. This
excursion tsays the Liuerpooi Courier in de-
tailed account of the entertaiumsntl had all
the advantages Of a pnblic entertainment with
out lis fornsIiy; aud men of every political
party amongst us mingled with each other,
on board the yacht, 10 Harmonious and delight
| iul intercourse"
! From, Curacao. BY the Rebccca aud Sally.
| arrived yesterday from Curacao, we have re
ceivcd pagers 10 the 3!h September. Late
information received from MAracaiho states
thaTcrerv thing was tranquil at that place.
| Com PadlIis had declined taking command Of
| he Laguyfa squadron.
The Spanish lrigate Consultation, in compa-
ny with The Caraboho and Maria Fraucisca,
lrOns Porto Cabrio, called 90 the 9Th of Sep
tenber oil Curacao, and we're .iuned by the
corvette Ceres, then lying IN that port
They were said to bc destined TO Havana.
The diiiicultIrs started by Morales in com
plying with The terms OF his late capltulation
have been removed, and he has, in cuapIi-
ance with the provisions of lhs 4th article ia
KEN and subscribed AN oath never again To-
fake M arms against Colombia, till he shall
have been regularly exchanged, on pain of
death.
An eX,rart of d letter from la Guayra, of
the e5ih OF August says" The Siege of E'u-
erio Caheilo, Is about being forcbly renewed
General Paez Is already I'm his way To respme
nosiiltips, and will be followed tn-morroys bv
thegianr battalion grenadiers, 1910 strong
The Ga gun ship is momentiy expected frou,
Margariia, IN company with tie irigate Vene-
zutIa aud slooP ot war Boyaca, To iaic the
60 gun bark Charles, lately afri, ed hire from
| Eng land for the COl6asbian service the Pr
ciIncha and the Bolivar daily looked for from
Ieeward. This Formidable squadron will pro-
coed forthwith to the blockade of Puerto Ca
brllo." IN. y. .qdgo.
! courier arrived at La Gusyra, on the 18th
August, bringing information thai the Lib4r rita
dor President BOLIVAR bad not gone To PERU,
his presence being no longer required, as
matters looked very fair 10 that quarter. The
command The troops, 4G00 strOnG,,was Civ
cn "a Gen. Sucfe. The Congress had pro
r1gued its sitlings TO the 9th of August