Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-15
FORETGN,
FROM HOLLAND.

BosTo:S, July s-lVe have been fayoured. bv
Mr. Topliti, with Amsterdam papers to the 9TH
June, received by the ship Liverpool Packet,
Capt. Collin, after passage OF 81 days
They contain, at length, the particulars of the
Coronation of the King Of France at Rheims,
which took place on the 29th of May. with all the
pomp and curious ceremonies usual on such occa-
sions. The Archbishop blessed the crown and
pacedit on His Majesty head-the Prelate gave
him the sword ofCharlenagne; the Chamberlain put
on the purple boots, and the Dauphin the spurs,
SC. &c.
The horses ofthe Kings carriage ran away with
1t, and he owed his life 10 the skill of his position
and coachman. Gen. Curial was thrown from his
horse, and had two ribs broken Gen. Bordesele
was thrown twice, but received no injury.
A Frankfort article of May 81 states, that the
Egyptian army, sent against the Greeks, was in
perous situation at Modon.
The great timber ship Columbus, on her way
from England to ST. Johns, was abandoned at sea,
. wreck the 18th Of May
The Dutch frigate Pallas, with the Duke of
Weimar as passenger, sailed from Falmouth,
England, May p, for New York.
GIBRALTAR PaPERS.-The editors of
the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser have received
regular files of Gibraltar papers the 2Sth of May
but they are nearly barren as the rock on
which they printed.
1t is stated, however, by the papers, that the
Colombian brig Of Yancedor, and sch Gen.
Santarder, have both arrived at Gibraltar from a
cruze. On the 18th May, the Vancedor engaged
the Spanish Primero de Catalina, of Ia guns, of
and for Barcelona, from Havana, when, after a
| short action, the Spanish brig sunk by shot
| from The Yancedor The passengers and crew
eighty In number, were saved, except three, by
boats from the latter. The engagement was fought
outside the straits.
| The Gibr .tar Chronicle of the 2lst of Nav.
hat IT
Malaga Is said to have already captured two briggs,
vellachero, mistico, and q small Reyenu boat
in the latter of which she sent the of the cap
tured vessels TO Malaga a small privateer schoon-
er captured Spanish nistico in the straits on the
oath Of May.
The San Rogue mail had been robbed one league
from Rondar, and The postrnan left bound hand and
foot by the robbers.
| From letter dated May 6, from respectable
house at Buenos AyTes TO another in this CITY, avs
the Baltimore American, have been politely
permtedto make the following extracts -. Re
| Gently there have been several political changes
all the Englishmen who ere detained in Paraguay.
have been permitted to away with their
property. Since their arrival here, several expedi-
tons have been fitted for that country but it is
impossible TO say whether they will be allowed TO
return, as it only through the interference OF
the English minister that the first were liberated
ana none but tngllshmen.
The war in Upper Peru is at length closed, by
one Of Olaneta's colonies who deserted him carry
ing large part OF his force. A battle ensued be
tween them, in which Olaneta was killed when
hostilites terminated. At the time of the action.
! General Sucre in Olaneta's rear, and had al
ready obtained possession of Polosi, but arrived
too late 10 assist in the action. 1t is believed that
Olaneta was killed by some of his own party, as
he was the first person who fell, at the commence
ment OF the action. The result Of this affair mus,
| prove OF immense benefit 10 the commerce of this
place. Upper Peru is one of tie richest provinces
IN this part OF South America, and has always OBJ
tanned its supplies OF merchandise from this port
1t has been closed for nearly ten years.
The last accounts from the Banda Oriental
state that Gen. Lavilia, who is at the head of the
revolutionary movement in that quarter, has up
wards OF one thousand men under his command
General Decor, the commander at Monte Video,
has sent out 400 men to diperse them, but if they
come In contact with Layilijs, they will either
| join him ne will take them prisoners. Lecor
has 10 other cavalry; his German troops will dc
well enough to defend fortified places, but they
back with any prospect OF success.
| 90 There cannot be doubt that this Government
is at the bottom Of this movement, and will sup.
port Lavilija A law was yesterday passed by tho
Congress, authorizing the executive to raise az
army OF 5000 men; so you may calculate to a GER
tsinty that there will be rupture between Bueno,
Ayres and Brazil. A few fast sailing schooner
would sell well, for ifthis Government do not issue
commissions, Lsyilisa Will