Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-21

Forrest, and store ship Decay. Lieu,,rapt
Gamble, got under way Yesterday To proceed
10 Washington. We learn thai orders are al
so left for the slo0p of war Hornet inompnily
expected rUuod from New York, 10 proceed
immediate for Washington
The Peacock, we understand is in complete,
order The John Adams REQUIRES some b,i-f
repairs, ana as, I'm consequence of her hear
ing me Cummodote's broad pcnu-ni,l she
will have more than her usual cunnI.mrpt az
officers, II has been determined to eplnrr. hen:
poop i'fle, so as 10 accommodate them
mat these works might he perfected With
greater expedition, II has, We presume, bppp
Judged necessaryto order the squadron up 10
Washington.
Since writing the above, we find that
the Deroy did not quiz her iuchorage. W..
understand she attempted To get under way
hut the wind suddenly shifting around Ia the
Northward, and blowing very flesh, rnh
every appearance at a Storm, sne suspended
The operation. Whether The other ships ,ro-
creued on their way, or anchored ia the
ltoads, we were unable To learn mp 10 the.
time our paper went To press. Hetdli
The u. 5. schr SHARK arrired
.Nop. 1.-THE u. >. schr. Shark, Li-uenant
Ioni'dt Stevens, from Thompson's Island, y.
Havana, arrived AT this port yesterday morn
ing left the Island the 4,h inst Cumtuu,ioru
Rodgers, Doctor Harms and Doctor Washing.
ton nave returned IN III. Shank after having
ner" IL Gays on the Island, and performed all
the duties connected with their mission.
We ltarn from a communication through
Mr. Lyford, Keeper of the Commercial Read
irg Room, tina, in conseqrnce of the climate
being unta'onrable to the recovery of the scE.
IL was deemed advisable to transport them inn
medateis To some Northern port. The
schooner Hero sailed on the e3ih u!,ino with
twenty-five of the sick, under the charge Of
Or. williamson, and the brig Harmony sailed
on ihe first instant with thirty -four sick under
the care of DIR. Hoffman, These ypssrIs are
hourly expected al this port
Measures were promptly taken by .Commo-
dore Rodgers, to improve the SITUATION Of IN.
island, III which lie so happily succeeded, as 10
leave them IN comparative comfort.
Lieut. Rousseau, prudent and active officer,
was left in command of The Island Dr.
Christie who arrived ia the Terrier t.yo DAYS
before the Shark sailed, was appointed to take
charge of the hospital.
The only U. States vessel left at PORT
Rodgers, was the schr. Greyhound, which was
UNDERGOING repairs. Com. Rodgers made,
such dispositions of the otbcr vessels attached
10 The station, as was hest calculated 20 project
our valuable commerce in those seas The
energetic and discreet measures adoptrd hy
this veteran officer during the twelve DAYS that
he remained AT the Island, will be- attended, we
are very certain, with the best results [IL.
| PHILADELPHIA, Nov. iI.-By the Brig A
merlcan, Capt Neal arrived AT this port frnm
Bnenos Ayres, We have received f.! Ctntineifg,
containing AN account OF the differences whirI;
have arisen between Capt Willis Of The British,
sloop of war Brazen, aud the Governments Of
| Burnns Ayrrs.
The first ofirnce capt. Willis gave, wa, la
presenting himself at the government housr.
L" have verbal communication with the au-
th"rl'ies, without having (rst requested an au.
| uirnce- Before The government was fully es-
iabilshed, such wings used to lie permitted
hui 'a'tefiy the public authorities of Bmrnos
/ Ayres are not disposed ~ grant to every cap.
tam VINO Commands vessel Of twenty guns.
nose rights aud privileges which can be claim
ed only 10y rhe diplomaiisis Of nations.
The second offence he gave, consisted III
ms boarding several English vessels, which,
| nad arrived IN the roads pre-, ioi,sly Ia their
being visited ny the health officers. This was
an intractiOn Of the laws ofthe land and resent
| I'd as such.
Subsequently,, capt. Willis issued a derlarn-
| non Of tDnr, and followed mp this declaration
by interfering in the proceedings of the Officers
ut the port of Burnos Ayres and by boarding
| one OF the government vessels, to search, a.
he said, for English prisoners.
We shall give particular account of these
proceedings Tomorrow. When the AmeIi-
can left Buenos Ayres, matters had not been
adjusted. [Caz.
The U. S.frigate Congress, Capt. Biddlc,
has arrived al Rio Janeiro from Gibraltar.