Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27

snort space, anu pOrtefeui,le IS so tempting
an object that he would acceptit on any terms.
AS to NJ. lie Po!ignac, in expectation to the
portefeuillr, he took wife on the Sd of this
month. lie married the Marquise de Choseul,
who, AS well as his former wife, is n very rich
English iAdy. The great majority of the
Chamber of Peers seem much disappointed,
and there is every reason to believe that they
are preparing to make other attacks"
The kings of Spain and Great Britain alike
animated with the desire To removeat causes
of difference between the two nations, by pro-
| ceeding 10 an amicable accommodation with
respect to the reciprocal injuries suffered by
captures Of vessels, detention Of rvperty,
| &c. have appointed duly authorised Rienipo.
tentiaries, who, on their part have made Il
! convention, which has been ratified by the said
sosereigns, and exchanged in due form. Tin
therein ag'eed- -
LIST. That there should be establshed
Loudon a mixed Spanish and English CD
mission, composed of two individuals Of each
nation, who will lake c0gnizance Of all the
injuries suffered from 1903 to the l2.A Of
March, 1898. -.
I'd. That iftherc be any difference Of epin-
ion, II shall be referred to the Minister Peni-
poten'iary Of Spain in England. and a Magis-
trate named by his Britannia Majesty and if
they do not agree in such case, the matter to
uC uVCtu~u ny tOt.
Mr.. Broushami is assaulted in the anti
same spot whYrsaas. ferc,val was assassina,.d,
ny the Mr.. Gourlay, who some years ago made
so much disturbance among our neighbours in
upper canada. As tina instrument used,
however, was only switch, and not a dagger,
mr.. Brnughan escaped unhurt. Guurlay was
committed for breach of privilege. Ii
seemed to be conceded that he was insane.
At a meeting of the Directors of the East
India Company in London, it was stated BY
the Chairman, that il was the intention of the
Company to establish a direct trade between
canton and the Canadas-that this trade
however could not extend to the British West
India colonies.
MEXICo.sss'-
According 10 the annexedS bets from the
National Gazette, riturbide'e5 jects TO revo-
iut'onze Mexico have been discovered and
counteracted. The ex-emperor himself was
TO land in New Orleans first, (where, by the
bye, he ought by this time to have arIivedl
and thence TO reconnoitre the ground, before
Senturing upon the territories he once ruled
over.
We are indebted to Mr. Sanderson of the
Coiise House for a file of the Mexican news
paper, The Ssn, down to- me 18th ult. inclu.
sIvc. 1t confirms thc existence and detection
OF the conspiracy IN taybrsof It,rbide, which
was mentioned by the cHptain and passengers
of the schooner Mexican from Aivarado
BY order of the commanding general of the
nleSican capital, in the night Of the 9th MAY. a
house in the street Of Celaya was entered. and
twenty-five individuals were found assembled
IN d0ep debate upon the scheme of revolution.
Inc soldiers went in by the door and the fiat
ROOT, SO that none of the conclave escaped
ana their correspondence and papers of every
KIND were seized Their official papers were
headed God, Independence. and the Hero
Of igndla" (ImrGide). woman, the wife
Mr.. Sanioyo, acted as their Secretary. On the
entrance OF the soldiers, she tore from one of
the papers, the sign manuel of her husband.
VINO was not present, and swallowed il in or
der TO destroy the evidence against him. Ii
appeared from the documents that the plan of
the conspratOrs was to proclaim Nur,ide.-
Several Of them had been seized in the month
OF October preceding for the same offence
among them we observe general of division,
Two brIgadIer general, two lieutenant colonies,
captains, ieuienants, a post master, Sc.-Their
names are as follows ;-N1annel Reeves, Jose
Maria Ocampo, Victoriano ORTIZ, francisco
Diaz Vargas, lgnacio Rodriguez Francisco
Hernandez, Rafael Castro, Jose Berdeia, Jo-
aquin Munoz; Francisco SantaeIla, Is dro
Corona, Jose Arce, N. Goyeneche, Jose
Ortrga. Jose OrhenIa, Alexandra Quiano.
~. Salas, Manuel Gomez Gallo, Luciano
Cas'rejon, General VeIasquez, Alvino Perez.
Jose Maria LuviaD, Jose Antonio Anduale
ConGe del Vale.
On the 9Th ult. the regular " Council of
War" or Court Martial, sentenced to death
brigadier-general Hernandez and ID. Francisco
Sant"yo, condemned Gen. Andrade 10 the loss
OF his rank and five years exile and the rest
OF the persons taken in the house above mem
Iioneo, To perpetual Punishment. The Sun of
the l4th ut. contains this article -
Ii appears that the Supreme Executive
rover has determined that the culprts con-
demned To different punishments for the con-
splracy OF the l2ih uilt. shall be Immediate |
Iy sent to Acapulco, in order that their SEN
fences may be carried into effect and that
such Of them IA have appealed 10 thu Sever
eisn Congress for communication Of the pun
isbment of death may be kept in the castle
there, To await the result of their application. -
Ii IS not probable that any ofthem were ex.
ecuted.
We collect from the Mexican papers that
much disorder prevailed in The interior, though
we dO not find that the existence of any really
formidable Instruction is acknowledged.
THREE DAYS LATER.
We have received by the Old Line ship
New York, Capt. Maxwell, our regular files Of
London and Liverpool papers to the day of
her sailing, (the 18th uIt.) After an attentive
examination, we do not discover any thing of
moment. The French papers had full en-
plOy meDt in discussing the subjects Of the re-
moval of NJ. de ChateaubriaDd. We have
given an article respecting the business from
the Globe and Traveller of the 18th uIt.
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