Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-09
by captain John Chase, with three very valua-


Die piizc. Ia cumpaay-tbe Spanish armed
brig 80 d- .lioy"-ihe armed brig Esir, In
and the brig .San Pedro. Thrae vessels were
part of convoy from Havana bnund To Spain,
and were deeply laden with colonial produce,
cOchineal, Indigo, specie. SC. The cargoes,
exclusive OF specie, were estimated To be
worth S $50 900. BY a laie decree Of the
Colombian Congress, the duty an pfize goods
had BEEN augmented Ia about 40 per cent;
but in cOusid, ration of the gallan,ry display
ed in the capture oi these vessels, and OF th-
services hitherto r-nde, ed the Republic by
Capt Chase, the government had .ieterlnined
on admitting these caIs"es IN The same fuUt
ing as formerly, making difference TO Cnpt.
Chase of upwards nj 8 10 600" Bali. Amer
The Delaware Wiinnstonian publishes the
following extracts Of letters from hlOnte Vi
deu, Of the 9Th May -
THE Brush Cunsuls General and Vic.
Consuls have arrived and distributed them
sehc in The different potts, even to Lima aud
Peru.
"The arrival IF our Minister. the appoint
ment ofConsuls by England, aud the rsiab-
l;-hment Of regular Packets, together with the
favorable sentiments expressed IN Parliament,
towards the Independence nf South America,
has raised the spirits OF the Patriots, and
they will think do well. There have been
two ships lost in this riy+r-l think both from
Baltimore une with 5000 bbls. aud the other
$500 bbls. flour this article keeps at about
10 duars TN beard, and will continue IN de-
mand il the market is not 0verstOcktd-at
least till the next harvpst-say December.--
The article of coarse cotton shifting is in con-
stand demand here and If the manufs cturers
| will be faithful and honest in making them
good, they may monopolize this market;
II uli nd Ind nj ,1.f l,,lo
| can, good, is in the market.-But have seen
some Of an ordinary quality here, which
were likely 10 injnre the credit Of that article
In little time if the Manufacturers viii be
careful and the Mcr chants ac; fair aud honestly
in selecting good goods instead Of cheap and
ordinary, all that can be made of these cotton
shirtings called hcte ensos", will find read,
sale among the country people, for they seem
to like nothing so well for sheets, trowsers,
shirts, towels, table cloths, &C."
Buenos 1yres.-Tbe brig Ph@lini, Capt.
Loring, has arrived at Salem in as DAYS from
Buenos Ayres.
We learn by Capt. Loring, that while the
brig Herald, Capt. Aaron w. Williams, of
Salem, was lying in "a Spanish port in the Pa,
cifc, ttthe place not rec''llected) Admiral Guise,
Of the Patriot squadron, appeared at the port
and at night sent his boats into the harbor for
made an attempt upon the Herald, but were
repulsed. A second attempt was then made
with reinforcement of boats, but BY the as
sistance Of a Prov dence ship, they we're again
repulsed. A Spanish frigate was then attack
| ed aud taken, after which her cables were cut
and she set on fire. The American vessels
then cut their cables and went 10 sea, when
they were taken possession Of by Gnse, a
broadsde having been fired into the Herald.
All the Americans, except the Herald and the
Providence ship, were released immediately.
The next day the Herald was ransomed for
$4,000, and the Providence ship for $4,000,
and they both sailed for the norhvard-
What other American vessels were there was
not known at BuenOs Ayres.
Ship Integrity, Rathbone, of Providence.
from Baltimor., Via Rio JaneirO, with a iuli
cargo OF hour, was cast away an Point del 10
dia, on the s3th of April $500 barrels had
been saved, and when we passed her there
were three lighters alansside. Vessel en-
tiIeiy losi-crew all saved, and had arrived
up 10 Buenos Ayres.
BosroN, July 2.-By the Pheleni, at Sa-
lem we have received Buenes Ayres papers
to May 10.
A session Of the Legislature of BuenOs
Ayres had commenced, and the Governor had
addressed it by message, in uhirl he gives
very agreeable view of the situation of the
Republic. He offers his congratulations on
the arrival of the Minister from the United
States, and the Consul General from Eng
land-and upon the union of sentiments be-
tween The Courts Of London and Washing
ton respecting South America. He com
plains oflhe views Of Span, and of the Court
Of Brazil for retaining Monte Video.
On the 9th Of April the ship Stapmore ar
INsU .l.~ e. M
tain informed, that on the 22d March the Chi
liam expedition Of 8 vessels, disembarked the
troops, who took the port and fort of Chacao
after a lively fire. Of 8 hours. After occupy
ing the port Of CaroImapu, the CHILEAN Army
marched upon San Carlos
Translated for The Bostou Palladium.
CAJLAo, Feb. 13.-Thls day the Peruvian
frigats La Prueba entered Callao, and fred
upon the place for the space Of half an hour.
She afterwards returned and anchored near
the Island of San Lorenzo. Admiral Guise
commenced the operation of bringing away
the merchant vessels which were moored 10
the port, burning, in doing this the ships of
war in the possession of the insurgents, by
means Of fire ship. BY these means he sue
ceeded in placing out of cannon shot, c0nsi-
dsrable number Of the former, burning only
one with the corvette Santa Rosa, and also
the frigaie Venganza, which was not in ser
vicesbe state. by this operation there have
re'nained in possession of the insurgents only
six merchant vessels, the brig OF war BaIcarce,
and gun boat.
s9,b-This day the Royasts took posses
sion Of the Castles and the Town Of Callau.-
The Admiral formed the resolution sf burn
ing all the vessels that remained 10 the port,
and commenced taking measures to accomplish
this useful operation Ii is believed that TN.
Dictator, who has his army distributed in bo-
dies OF 1000 men, from Truxlo to Huauco,
distant about 80 leagues from the province of