Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-30

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Macculloch,
MIR. John Taylor Of Coleridge is the new editor
of the Quarterly Review.
Tobacco has been in fair demand, both on spec
nlarion and for home use, f55 hhds OF Virginia
and 40 hhds kentucky having >Aeen taken, besides
III hhds Virginia leaf for the London and Bristol
markets; prices however have not varied.
Three Days Later from England
New YORK, Aug. 25-By the ship courier,
Captain Wallace, which arrived last evening from
Liverpool, the Editors OF the New York Daily
Advertiser, have received their Liverpool papers
to the 23d July, London to the 2lst.
Sin hundred persons were sent to Rheims, 10
tie pardoned at the Coronation, but two hundred
OF theu, persisted by suffocation from neglect
Journals in the Spanish language, printed In Lon
don, are Struggled into Spain, and circulated clan
destinely throughout the country.
On the I'd inst. violent earthquake was icit al
Alsiers. 1t produced in Algiers no other mischief
than great alarm. At distance lis effects
were fatal. The town of Bellda has been de-
s'royed, and half its inhabitants persisted
LIVERPOOL, July 23.--They write from Cadiz
of AN expedition for the Havana being In agitation
there. The following ambiguous phrase announces
this fact: There three large merchant vessels
chartered from this port, and II is said 5000 men
will at least embark for Havana" If they Only
embark, there is little mischief. The Colombian
privateers hanasslng greatly the Spanish trade
ii the Mediterranean. The Cadz merchants got
inserted in the Diario Of adiz, paragraph, init
mating that the French ships OF To procc
the Spanish merchants. The French Consul i'm
medately had it contradc,ed.
Our Cotton market has been exceedingly languid
during the whole week, and the prices have declin-
ed Sid. 10 Id. per 10. in American, and I'D. to
3-4d. per Ill., in Brazil aud Egyptian descriptions;
about 1000 Brazil and 5000 Egyptian have been
taken by specuiations; the total sales ~, 200
bags The arrivals amount 1882 bags.
from the Baltimore American1
LATE AND INTERESTING FROM PERU.
We have received files of the g Gaceta del
Gobierno," of Lima, for March, in one of which
we find il stated that His Most Christian Majes-
ty's Frigate Maria Teresa, arrived at Chorillos
on the 10th of March, having on board Rear Ad-
miral Rosamel, commander in clei OF the French
forces in tie Pacific. On the seventeenth the Ad-
mra addressed n note 10 the NInis er of Foreign
Relations, soliciting audience with the Literaor
Bolivar On the 18th, he received by the
Liberator with much affabty at Madsalena-du-
ring the interview, the Liberator assured by
the Admiral, that the French government profess
ed and entertained the most pure sentiments OF
strict neutrality, with respect TO the Ameri-
can States. II is stated that the Liberaior was
much satisfied with the interview which he had
had with the French Admiral, whose reputation,
for frank and generous conduct, is well known
along the Coast OF Colombia, by the manner in
which he conducted himself in I.aguira, when he
was there under the command OF Vice Admiral
Jursen. On that occasion the French contributed,
although indirectly, to the capituation of Lagura,
by refusing 10 lend the least assistance Spa
niards who defended the place.
Oar private correspondence, which is to the LIST
of April informs that Callao still held out and
the Patriots had succeeded i'll mounting more
guns of large cabre on their battery, and in few
days the cannonadng ofthe place expected 10
commence with great vigor.
The measures adopted by Bolivar, for the reduc-
ton OF Callao, are spoken OF with admiration by
every one, and his personal attendance The Camp
and general Indifference TO danger, subjects oil
much conversation The shells from the CAST s
frequently go mile the battery, and as Rodil
loses opportunity of annoying the worlme,i,
there is little done by day light, but during the
night, the work progresses rapidly, and without
hrndrance from the fire of the enemy, who, it is
supposed, IS reservng his ammunition for the final
struggle. The Patriots have Squadron off CalIao,
consisting OF the Protector, 81 guns, Commodore
Elenswor,h; Limanan, %, Captain Freeman;
Huachano, formerly 81 Congresso. OF % guns;
Macedonia, and another brig, and the Colombian
corvette Pinchincha, Captain Druette. The Chi
lian rigaie O'Higsns, also there, but was soon
TO proceed In company with the Montezuma to
Valparaiso.
From paper of the 18th April, we translate
the following decree which is important 10 our
Mercantile friends, and should be generally dis
seminated:
THE COUNCIL OF STATE.
Considering-That the obstnacy of the Spanish
government in continuing hos,iities against the
Republic, 10 sustain its pretended rights, mperi-
ously requires vigorous measure to oblise the
Cabinet of Madrid to listen at length to the voice
OF justice and its own advantages;
have determined TO decree and do decree:
1st The effects of every description belonging
to the subjects OF Spain, which shall be in future
introduced into the territory of the Republic, shall
be confiscated in favor of the State under whatever
flag or in whatever vessel they may be found.
I'd. -Four months after the publication of this
Decree, the competent tribunals shall declare good
prize, every vessel in which Spanish property OF
any kind shall be found, and confsca,e their car
goes.
Sd. The produce and manufactures of Spain
without exception, will be considered Spanish
property, which shall be taken in the territory of
Peru, always when the value amounts to one hun
dred dollars.
4th. In all cases in which a doubt shall occur
as to the Spanish origin of any kind Of effects in
troduced by or land, the officer of the Customs
assisted by two skfu persons shall decide; and in
case O, appeal the minister of the Treasury De-
partment shall proceed to name two others, whose
decision on oath shall be irreyocabIe.
9th. The officers of the Customs shall be person.
ally responsible for the deceitul introductions which
shall be praciised, of the produce or manufactures
of Spain.
9th. The Minister Of State in the Treasury De-
partment is charged with the execution Of this De-
cree. Let it be published a law, printed and
circulated
Given at the Palace Of the Supreme Government
in Lima the 18th April, 1925.
HIPOLITO UNANUE,
TOMAS DE HERE'S
n-ln IL.