Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-18
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.drrioGt Of the u. y. .fTigGte Brandy,cine at
HaU'e, and Lending 81 General Lafayette
u, has a0iire country.
CHARLEsroN, Nov. l0.-The French Brig
Dryad, arrived yesterday from Hs,re, brough, pa
pers OF that city 10 tie 2di ut and Paris papers OF
the 9th We are indebted to our friends of a COM
meIcial house III .ais city for the use of them.
These papers cout.la tlie .selcome intelligence OF
the arrival oil the United States Frigaie Rrandy-
wine, carrying General La Fayette and Suite at
IIavre the 18th OF October, in % days pass ge
! from tie Capes ofVirginia. The Journal du Com
merce, OF the 9Th October, says: - The American
fisaie Brandywine, OF 60 guns, arrived in Havre
Roads on the lth; The next day she came close TO
the town and exchanged salutes; after which she
placed the General and suite, at O'Clock, board
the Steam Boat Duchess OF Angouleme, and he
immediately repaired to the residence of Nj. Della
roche. a great concourse ofpeople were collecl ed
on the north west pier, s the General was receiv-
ed III the most flattering manner. The family OF
Lafayette, which had been for days previous
/ at Havre, went 10 receive him on board the Ame.-
can frigaie.''
The General left Havre on the 9th of October for
La Grange, and accompanied on his route for
two leagues, by numerous cavalcsde oil Dung men
OF the first families of Havre and its neighborhoot.
Count Lacepede died Lately OF the small pox, al
the age OF 10 years.
| They were completing in Paris, the itinerary of
The Hayten and French Commissioners were
employed IN completing the arrangements arising
out OF the ordonnance OF France relative to Hayti.
The Swedish government about sending 1
consul TO Hayti.
i Accounts nom Corfu of the 10th September say
that the Candiotes were in great progress and that
the neighbourins islands were assisting them with
all their might.
All parts OF Spain were in trouble; and the north
was so agita,ed, that it not supposed tina, tbs
expedition from Ferrol for Havana, would depart
before the LIST OF Oct.
) Experiments made in Upper Egypt to plant Per-
namJuco Cotton had completely succeeded. But
the whole commercial affairs OF Egypt were in con-
fusion, in consequence of law which reduc ed the
value of Turkish money 80 per cent.
Sir Waller Scott was travelling in France.
Paris paper says that the ilustrious traveller is
relation OF the Duke of Tarcntunr, (Alarshal Mac.
e doaald.) Whether not, the rumour will no
make the Poet less welcome among the French.
The failure Of r. WATTS great Banker, wa.
: announced on tie Exchange at London on the 3Oil
Sept. His dealings were principally III Spanish
bonds, on which he had lost ESQ, 900.
Reports NeIe in circulation that the Haytiei
$ commissioners were in treaty with Spain for ke
e fenqulshment of title to the Spanish part OF ST
Domingo, and twas expected that thewant of mo
, ney by Spain would ensure their success.
he bearer of the ratification OF the treaty be-
Liverpool.
FROM MEXICO.
= The following information from Mexico (say
the editors Of the New York Daily Advertiser ha.
been furnished us by Mr.. Goodwin B. Gotten, who
came passenger in the brig Leontine, Hazard, from
Alvarado via Havana. Great preparations were
making by the commander of the Mexican squad.
rom ing at Sacricos to attack the Spanish fleet
which was hourly expected to arrive To supply the
Castle OF San Juan de Ulua. A press had taken
place at Aivarado, few days previous 10 the sail
ns OF the L.. and about $50 men had been impress
ed and sent TO Sacriic los, 10 be put on board the
fleet, which consisted of the Libertad OF Al guns
orss' the Victoria and Bravo, of 22guns each, and
several schoopers and gun boats The Libertad
Victoria and Bravo had recently arriyc cd from Loa
don. MIR Michellins, late Minister from the Re-
A. public OF Mexico to the Court OF St. James came
III the Liberiad. He states that one "a gun shin.
one III gun irigate, and one brig of % guns, NAV
be hourly expected from London, for the Mexi-
+ ,an government The Spanish supplying fleet
LETT Havana on the 10Th September, and consisted
oil three irigates, sloop of war, and two trans
ports Some fishermen belonging TO the castle
were captured about LIST September by The Victoria
ihey represented the provisions in the Castle to be
scarce and that the scurvy had made its aprearance
among the troops. A report was in circulation al
Alvarado, that Coppinger, the Commander of the
Castle had threatened in few DAYS to demoIisb the
city of Vera Cruz. An embargo was t,lkeJ al
when the l. sailed. Mr.. Gotten is recently from
The city OF Mexico, and has been in the country
about Is months, and represents the government 10
oe gaining strength. BY iudicious disposition OF
the troops In the different sections of the country.
ToDDeries and murders seldom occur The effective
! iorce OF the Mexican army may be estimated at Sc
venty thousand ell armed and equipped Mr.. Cot
ten saw letter when at Alvarado, dated the 10th
sept from Mexico, which stated that the meazles
had made their appearance in that city aud had car
red oil about 200 persons a day, and that 900 had
been sent 10 The Hospital in few days The brig
Jane, OF Liverpool, had lost all hands by sickness
including the master and mates Al Alyarado.
many other vessels had lost the eater part of their
crews.
| by the brig TeXal, arrived at New York. in d
days from Gibraltar, intelligence is receiv ed from
mat place to October II. The United States
| squadron, consisting OF the North Carolina "a,
rigate Constitution and sloop Erie, under the carn-
| mand OF Commodore Rodgers, arrived on the 10 b
ultlmo, from Algiers The Ontario remained IN
the Mediterranean. The crews of the squadron
were not very healthy, and some deaths had occur
RED, which caused them to be put under quarantine
Commodore Macdonough was in bad state of
health fle was coming home in the ship Minerva
bOund 10 Boston, and would sail in two DAYS
OPPUG.N.fTYO.V IN BRaZIL.
Accounts from Pernambuco state that nutner-
Gus levy OF troops was taking place thro'out the
empire OF Brazil. The levy was made by conscrip-
lion, and many of the young men had escaped and
concealed themselves TO avoid IT, The cause of this
proceeding is attributed the dissatisfaction enter
tanned by tie people of Brazil to that part of the
late treaty with Portugal, which siipUlates that the
king OF Portugal bear, in common with Don Pedro
the title OF emperor of Brazil 1t is supposed there-
fore, that il would require the whole force that
could be raised, to keep matters quiet. The con
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