Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-06


Flgueras.
Ga,rison Troops -4th of the Royal Guard, (Sw sc }
Madrid 18th of lnfanIry of the Linc III Cariha
gena 35,h do at Badajos S7Ih nj Corunna.
NUREMBURG, Feb. i5.-Ihe magistrates and mer.
chants oi Odessa have complained To the Russian
government, of The unumernbe veNarions imposed on
thrir commerce Ivy The Turks with the ohjrct OF to-
tally destroying the trade OF that city, which for some
time has excited great jealousy AT Coustau,inoplc.-
| This complaint has deeply Interested the Emperor
and his Cabinet aud the Charge d'Afaircs, Mnzi-
Ky, has been instructed to demand IN The most cate
sorica manner, the immaculate redress Of the grie-
vances complained Oi.
FRAHKroRr. Feb. i5.--In the report of deaths in
Russa, during year 1924. published la the Pc
,rrShnrg G,zetip, we fud 72 persuns 100 years
-2Gl over l05--l20 over 1913 over l15-l9 ovcf
| l2O-l6 over i25-and ) owe, 100 yeus-one indi-
viduai is reported between l45 and $50, and another
between $50 and i35 years.
IMPORTANT FROM PERU.
| The following Intelligence will he read with
intense satisfaction by every friend of lib
rrty throughout the world. 1t is of,ast inn
portancc at this mopept, because by the
| overthrow OF the factious rebel Aguerc, the
great difficulty to the liberation of Peru. from
the last r, mains of Spanish oppression in
South America, i, removed. The vast i'm
portance which attaches itself to this affair
may well he mag ined, when il is considered
that. perh Fps al this moment, the members of
the Holy Alliance debating the question
of invading the New World, and weighing
the probabilities of success. This event
might tnrn the scale and deter the alliance
from attempting an invasion of the new re-
publics. even if those wholesale enslavers of
mankind, were not already astounded by the
Presidents Message to Congress and The dread
Of British hostility. For this great service,
Peru and mankind owe a fresh debt of graft
fude to the Liberator General Bolivar, VIII"
nr6p h,yD tl,a IN
genius of South American liherty-he has
thus added the four Thousand men to the
arms of the republic, which, in the scale of
the campaign, makes a difference of eight
Thousand on the side of freedom. He has
| obtained for the republic what is still better, a
great moral force he has Gained the troubled
waters of civil war, and erected beacon
pointing the course TO Independence, peace
and happiness.
Ii also appears, as we originally coniPctured,
that the patriots under General Sants Cruz
had moi suffered defeat Bal. Fed. Gnz
In our Jamaica papers we find late and in
terestng intelligence from Peru An article in
the Courant of the 9Th inst. say :" We have
been favOured with the perus.I oi Bogota and
Carthagena Gazettrs. Advices Rad heen re-
reived from Peru ofthe 26ih DPc.-The de-
feciion Of Riya Agu-ro. and the successes of
Cen Santa Cruz in the South, had prevented
the President Bolivar from opening the cam
raign. The auxiliary division Of Chill, giyeu
up by the Director, composing $500 men, had
arrived at CallaO, and was 10 be followed by
600 cavalry Gen. Santa Cruz, with strong
column, remained at RIGA, and with the eff
Gent divisions of Colonies LAM and Urdime-
nea, from the provinces Of Upper Peru, kept
the enemy in check.
Col. Ibarra, aid de camp to his ExcelIency
the Liberator, who has just arrived at Bngota
from Truxillo, brings account of the President
having been obliged, in conformity with the
resolutions of the Congress, 10 employ force
to put down the faction of Fiva Agucro; but
that on his Excellency's approaching the
troops destined by Aguero for the invasion Of
Lima, one n the officers efthe latter proclaim
ed their union with the legitimate government
of Peru, arrested r. Aguero and Gen. Here
ra, who commanded their army, and deliver
ed them up. In consequence of this the 1000
men composing this force were united to the
main body, and an end put TO the intestine dis
cord that threatened the destruction of the free
portion ofPeru. The two Chiefs before nam
ed have been conducted to Guayaquil to he
sent to The Isthmus and from thence to Europe
These accounts agree with the public pa
pers of Lima, which mention the march Of the
LiberatOr, with the Colombian troops to-
wards Truxillo. The Peruvian Government
is now left TO contend against none but its ex-
ternal enemies for the determination of whom
the Patriots Of Peru will re-Unite their efforts,
instead of employing themselves in silly and
fruitless cabals. Such is the triumph Of reason
and popular representation, against the force
of which all the attempts OF ambition will be
vain. Riva AguerO, who so long AS his con-
duet was consistent with the public welfare
and the will ofthe nation, enjoyed the esteem
and high consideration of the Peruvians, will.
from hencclorih, hold dishonourable PLACE
in our history, for having Armed at setting him
self above the national representation, for pro-
voking civil war, aud for Withdrawing the
troops hom their first and sole dnly--.that Of
combating the enemies of their country, and
maintaining the public liberty"
PORTO RICO.
KISesToH, March ga flag of truce from
the Spanish Authorities in this Island had ar
rived at La GUayra, demacding from the in
tendant of Venezuela the Spaniards and IA
lives of the Canaries, who from the want nf
means for travelling, had been apprehended
by virtue Of the law Of expulsion Two OF
three persons had only been arrested nles,
we're delivered up to the messenger, who vas
dispatched with The usual safe conduct.
On the 92d ut. his Mairsiy's sbip Thets
Captain Sir john Phillimorc, arrived AT Ha
wanna from La Vera Cruz, having 90 hoard ]
Ward, Esq. who, with mr Harvey, went ON
as (fOueulq fo Atayico ~ fLs;r ,;.;,,,. al