Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-21

liberties, TIE regulation of thei. physical
strength, ard the consolidation of their righ's.
All attempts TO depart from this system Is called
= 'lNotic policy, and unquestionably they are
looked upon in any other H. than thai OF pure
~ selfdeicusiye But if the members of
the Holy Alliance, under the precXt of enabling one
of their family, if of THEN band tie Emperor OF
Brazil, to recover his domlnons, mediate designs
hostile all the South American Republics should
| a contederacy be opposed by conedcracy or by
every one OF these republics single handed that l.
the only question to lie decided. To us it appears
that the assertion of srch sentiments shcws that
guarded and restrained sense OF moral liberty rarely
| indeed to be found in government of people So
! recently constructed as that OF Colombia. Such
sentiments these usually The growth Of time:
not that of young country fresh, vigorous and
alert from the arms of conquest AID victory.
Ban. inner.
Froia Carthngcna The Editor Of the Balti-
more Federl Gazette, has received letters from
| CarihaseHa. dated the 22l and 23d September; NC
shrll give brief outline of their contents. His Ev-
celiency DR. Gual Secretary Of State for foreign af
fairs for the Republic of Colombia, expected 10
arrive at CarihaGera o. his way to meet The general
| Congress, the duties of which hid been marked ont
! by Bolivar in a Circular. The Navy OF Colombia
10 be greatly increased. The duties of the IN
| fendehfe Of the Department of Carhagena hnd been
separated, the civil and military forming now dis
timer departments
Mr. O'Conuor the son ofthe Irish Patriot Roger,
| and nephev ot Arthur O'Coanor, i Chief Of the
Staff in Peru; lie has attained his high distinction by
the force Of lis merits, and i said TO lie &C
romPli~hel officer Captain Russell, Gone of the
! Duke OF BEDFORD faniiy,l OH. NJ. ship OF War
ScgttI, died Of the yellow fever, great mortality
had prevailed board his vessel his first officer
II. E!<ins Is also dead. Ii appears he was greatly
beloved and TO the last he exhibited extraordinary
/ OF
I Ind he black uonit, he said calmly So, the
JIack CoD'a, that don't look well, but shall
'ce!''--iie tic spoke quite collected different
subjects; the following day he was attacked with
severe hickup, Z" 500 said he the Jfdck UOiliit
Yesterday, the hickUp to-day believe it is time
10 zee what have to do!-pace my writing desl;
that tabe''-IIe then rose opened his desk sat
down calmly and firmly, his wife, hid it
witnessed, retired to his birth, and IN two hours
more.
In addition to DR.. Quin, surgeon of the ScyHg,
whose death has been before noticed the following
persons have fallen victims to that disease Surgeon
Bi own, OF the Jaspar transferred TO the former
sci, DIR. M'Cann, an Irish gentleman recently ar
rived IN the Venezuela from New York intending
TO join the Colombian service) who volunteered his
service To the Scylla, two midshpmen the Cap
ain's Clerk, and ID men. DIR. Miller from Wash
ngton City, and a DIR. Byrne are now attending
on the Scylla's crew, the vessel has been removed
down the Bar, and every attention is afforded to
the sicl, by the Hltende1lte and Gen. .biontila-
The death of Captain Russell hal infused dread
of the contagious nature of yellow fever into The
minds of the lower orders Of the people, to quiet
whose fears quarantine pro fOrBIa, had been put
upon the ScyNd; she was, however, supplied daily
with provisions from the shore.
The Ceres and Urica under the command OF
General Clement, aud old naval officer of the
Republic had arrived-fve OF vessels of war
were hourly looked for.
Tie Ceres and UTica are the ola large naval
force concentrating at Carthagena. The British
armed sch Union arri ed there with orders from the
Admiral at Jamaica, for the Scylla to sail from
Carthasena the 26th ult
The attempt TO navigate the .5fagdaIena, by
steamboats, had been found Git is feared unsuccess-
fl.
" CARTHAGENA, Sept %.
" As I coniectured yesterday two Of the vessels
Of war signaled az in the ofIing are Colombians.--
The Ceres and Urica, under the command of
&c eral Clement, old naval officer Of the re-
public Five more are expected TO appear in the
course Of to-d1y tomorrow, to Inc follow Ell by
othersin short, this is part of the naval
NOV ement TO which alluded in what wrote yes
.erday, for which we have been prepared here more
than month, and about which it is now unneces-
airy TO be silent large force will soon be as
sembled. So much AS this cannot now be conceal
ed from the enemy, but than this need not be
said at present.
The British armed schooner Union was amongst
hose signaled yesterday came from Jamaica,
entered the harbour, delivered her letters and des-
patches to the British Consul, and sailed again in
two hours. She brought surgeon for the Scylla,
with orders, IL Is said, from the admiral on the
Jamaica station for the Scyla TO sail from this on
Monday next
The steam boat has not succeeded in ascending
The Magdalena. Seven weeks have elapsed since she
started, and by the last account she was left a con-
siderable way shot Of her destination, unable to
proceed. fear it is likely to iCrn out an unpro6-
able speculation. The river does not appear to be
fitted for to afford the facilities for steam navi-
ga'ion.
From BuenOs AyTcs.-Papers to August 81,
from Buenos Ayres, have been received here The
assembly Of the four provinces Of Upper Peru had
met al Chuquisasaca. General Bolivar, at Are
uuipa MAY lob, issued decree, which is com
mented on in tie BJenos yres Argos as 2 violent
attack upOn the rights Of the four provinces Of I'm
per Peru In This decree he orders that haGeneral
Assembly Of the Provinces shall meet conformabIv |
with the order Of tire Grand Marshal of Ayacucho.
General Sucre to express freely their wishes upon
their interests and government that the delibera- |
tons Of This Assembly shall have no efficacy until
the ms aation OF the new Congress OF Peru the |
next year--that IN tie mean time the four provinces
shall remain subject ~ The immediate authority OF /
lie Grand Marshal Of Ayaoucho, General in Chief
Of The Libe-aliug Army--'hat the resolution Of The /
Congress Of Peru Of the 23d Of February last shall
br fully carried into efect--and that the Provinces
Of Upper PERI shall acknowledge no other centre
Of authority now, nor until The installation Of the
mex Peruvian Congress, than the Supreme Govern |
ment Of Tire Peruvian Republic.
Mr. Woodbine Parish Consul General and |
Charge des Afaires OF Great Britain to the Govern
ment Of B1enos Ayress was presented 70 the Exc |