Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-21

eo Pinchiacl;r, -. The new 81 GIN shin
.ess lifting 'iargIri;a, aud 1t WAS ,Spcrifj
would br seady by the LIT uf Oyjoher a..
'"z was at Lagnira. directing lac prri
.aIi"ns against Porto Ca,clio. The sqrad,r.
,ndrr Com B,luche was rxn.rird O., sail i,uni
iIaracaihn On the I6;u, Isani~i P.,r,n CavcA
The privateer Crn,rlia, Capt. lIotner, Ia,
arrived Il, Lagiiri, Aitha Spaui-ii priH..
The Colombian Cos crnr,,rui have prnh..i-
ted the importation cot prhaccu, 81 her IN fh
leafor manufactured. ~: T. Mr.. .iig.
NORFOLK. Oct. 10. Orders were Yesterday
received f"m Washington, to fit out the IT,
5. ship Peacock, Capt. Casst,, now in this
port, With ~ despatch. for crns" Be'con.
ARRIVAL or THE FOX.
October ls.-We have much plrasArc in an
n"uncing the safe arrival Of tue u S. Schr.
Fox, L.. Cnmd't JonN r. BIrcHIE. MS strong
appreheusons had been felt for her safety,
from the time which had elapsed since she
was supposed To have sailed for the Upilrd
States. She anchored in this harbour, about
sunrise yesterday morning, officers aud crew
all well, and will sail for Washington City this
morning.
CHARLOTTEsvILLE, October 1.-THE Su
peiior Court is still in session in this,cuunty-
tour criminals have been convicted at the
present trral, viz. Sprouce, mentioned last
week, of murder Constable, of rohhng
gentleman at the Central Hotel of
large sum of money last spring ;tanj two
men named Morris and Van Heisnn. of break
ing and rohbDg the store of Mr.. Wayt in this
town. Constable to be- confined in the peni-
tentiary for IL months-The two last for
years. Gazehe.
The Spanish Cortes, on the Sd August. vot-
ed the command of IA body of troops for Gen
eral Charles Lallemand.
To Introduce the manufacture of paper in
Chill, the exclusive privilege of making it for
three years has been granted te Matthew
Chase, with loan of $4,000 from the Ma
tional Bank
A New Orleans paper states that the rava-
ges of the CrdicfSh, during the last high water
IN the Mississippi, have probably been more
extensive than ever has been known in that
country, in one season. In opening the .e-
wees for the purpose of making repairs, the
planters have found them perforated to an
alarming extent, and the little enemy is found
embedded in crowds. Ii becomes auesti on
OF great Importance tn the Farmers of that
country, in what manner they are to be extrr
minated or excluded, defence against the wa
tiers heIng the first object with those who re-
side on the lower banks ofthe American Nile.
Net. Int.
The london Morning Chronicle SAYS,
we Know beyond a doubt that hundred tnous-
ana pI'stres were offered AT Cadiz to Galiano, the
Deputy to the Cores, gam his opinion in favour
oi the eoras 10 he effected ia the Spanish Consti-
luton"
GalIsoo is the civil leader of the Constitu-
tional party. GNnf. Go,
We have received two of IN. incendinrv
rnn liar ,..fifa ,,fs 4 IL. r
racy at the Havana, Don jesse Francisco Le-
mus. He asserts, in the most emphatic man.
ner that the Island of Cuba was sold by Spain
to the British nation in payment ola debt due
by the former to the latter. This circumstance
is repeatedly urged in the Proclamations. but
II is altogether fictitious. We have seen I'M
der the hand of the Spanish Secretary for Fo-
reign affairs, a formal contradiction of any sale
or cessIoh.
The official disavowa is dated soon after
the period when the Spanish government
learned that report OF the sale of the island
WAS in circulation.
Lemus boasts of the abundant succnr and
protection which foreign nations were ready 10
supply for the accomplishment of his plan of
Independence, and he tells the Spaniards of
Europe that, thence forward, they would he
considered in Cuba as " friends In peace. enc
mics in war"
This project of Revolution was at least pre-
mature. The Governor General oftIe Island.
pi0eS, is man of Invncble energy 10 the ex-
ecutlon of public duties and of the most no.
norable and patriotic character. He will not
betray either the interests of the mother coun-
try or the cause ofFreedom. [B.
The health of Mr. Clay which for some
Time past has been subject of much solic-
tnde among his friends, has improved con-
s'uerabiy and promises soon to be completely
re-establIshed. harrington X Reporter, Oct. 6.