Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-12

credit persons of weighty authority, the Eng. ,
lish wish To obtain the management of affairs
in Peioronnesus, Only for The purpose of con
signing II to the Turks. However this ma, BE-,
Lord StrangtOrd no longer nl,ys the conn
dence of either Greeks or Turks
New YoRK, August 6.--The following is an
extract of IA letter received in this city, from
AN officer of the Colombian privatcer Ceutilla,
dated at Sea, June II. The crew of The
Wanderers, Conway, here spoken of, which
was lost ON her voyage from Buenos Ayres Ia
Havana, reached Key Vacas in safety, after 81
Ing days at sea in their boats.
NEUvirEs, June S.-Cummences with
thick sQualy weather-3 sail in sight, Il schr.
and brigs, one OF the latter an American,
apparently light aud under easy sail, standing
To the w. = W.-wind fresh at \. l.. At )
p. IN. bore up and captured the other brig
Spanish polacre. Ats p. M. stood southwark
during the night thick squally weather with
a heavy sea-lost sight of the prize. At day
light brig IN sight apparently in distress, her
sails partly furled and partly lroscd. Al G,
with much dissrulty Succeeded ia boarding
her, and found her - be the Wandrrer, nf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. open her main hatch, and
found she MAS partly loaded with jerk BERT,
with about 5 feet water in her hold {; her rud
x,
aud appeared tn he the same vessel seen by us
yesterday, her binnacle lamp bring still burn
ing. We have great fears that the must
have persisted, as the night was very bolster
Gus and heavy sen running.
" went into the cabin, where the table,
chairs SC. were drifting about, but succeeded
IN getting her log slate, which induces us to
think the poor fellows on board had left the
vessel in perlous night, without provisions
or water.
" Al Z, so, | left the vessel after getting her
round on the other tack, with the hope that,
IN case she kept above water long enough she
might reach the Bahama Banks. succeeded
IN taking oil her deck, hogs, some ducks,
and "a hawser. In about hours, we made the
Dogs Keys, on which | calculated she must
have struck-tw0 officers were stationed aloft
to keep look out for Il boat on making thu
Keys, which we run down as near as possible,
bat without perceivinS any signals. We have
since been the whole range of the KEYS but
without hndng any person, and are now bound
round the same Keys which we are drter,nin
ed ia examine narrowly by landing, If the
weather permit. 1t would be an inexpressihlc
srailhcatiOn Ia myself and brother officers,
shsnld Providence direct us to the spot " here
the crew are. We were unable 10 uhtan The
vessels papers. and have not any clue wher, by
person on board, but shall remain in state OF
anxiety until we know their fate"
There have been in'imations recently, that
the aforementioned privaieer has conducted
Improperly, and il is but an act OF Justice In
snow mat IN this case, the officers acted with
grea, humanity. The officers Of some vessels
recently arrived at this, and other u. 6. ports,
have spoken with gratitude OF the kind treat
ment they met with from the same prvaieer.
.Hefc. ADJ.
FROM LISBON.
.4ugust THE schr Combine, arrived last
evening. in Is days from Lisbon. The cap
tam reports that the place was quiet, the peo
pie having surrendered their liberties To- the
Legltlmates, and given mp their Constitution
without struggle. We have no particulars
of the proceedings at Lisbon later than were
furnished by an arrival at Philadelphia.
FROM MEXICO.
The brig Cato, Boyer, arrived last evening
from vera Cruz, having sailed thence on the
18th of July. Capt b. states that there was
ne news of Importance. We are favored with
AN irregular file ofVera Cruz papers 10 the 9'h
ult. from which we should infer that the
country was generally in quiet state. The
Sovereign Constituent Congress, was in scs-
sion, and engaged in framing new Constitu-
ton.
of June. Some disturbances took place there
on the 18th, hut order had been restored.
A private letter from Guadalaxara of the
Gath of June, states that the decree Of the 2fst
containing the declaration fthe federal sepa
ration ut that province, and plan otthe form
OF government To he established had been
agreed upon, and that representatives would
set out IN the course of the week, for the pro-
vinciaI Congress.
The news of the meeting Of The new Con
gress was received at Gtanairatn by express.
and was announced by an illumination and d
Ie Deunl.
MEXICO.
On re-perusa of our Mexican papers by
the Cato, we find it stated in one IF the eth
ot June, on the authority of IA private letter,
that Gen. Santana had had an interview with
ArDyo at Jarai IL is asserted that they could
not agree, when The latter set out the next day
to JON the forces IN the District of Pardo.-
Santana followed him and the advanced
guards met in the same day, but no blood was
shed. Arnulo fled To- the estate of S0cabon,
where he hoped To- be able 20 defend himself
from Santana, who intended attacking bin.
The same letter also asserts that Santana's
troops had proclaimed him Second Emperor NJ
-HericO, under The lille Of .Anfoni0 ]!
The Representatives of the Mexican Go
vcrnment, and the commissioners from Spajn
sent out to treat with them, held preIimina-
ry meeting at Vera Cruz on the 22th of MAY,
at which they produced their respective com
missions, and agreed that their future meet
ngs should be held az X alapa. They accord
ngly assembled in that city on the 18th June,
when the Spanish Commissioners read long
letter III which the disposition of Spain to.
wards Mexico was fully explained, and copy