Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-31

useful owing to tie " spirit OF passion" that tie
condition of things required energy and celebrity in
the proceedings oil the Executive; that extraordi-
nary powers must therefore be conceded TO that
branch; and that what thus necessary could
not be managed, while there existed numerous de-
Lucrative body, sc.
Nrw-YoRK, MAY 26.-Lettcrs from Neuvitas,
mention that the pira,ical pilot boat schooner call
ed Paaro Verde, captured by the boats OF the Sea
Gull ard Dartmouth frigatc on the 18th of March,
viii eli there is strong proofs to believe was the
vessel that captured the schooner Planter, captain
Eldridge, fitted ont at Zagua la Grande, n
place TO the mindw ard of Malanzas. She was
armed with two guns on pivo,s The letters name
sorc ofthe individuals concerned in fitting her out,
incluhng3, one oiiheln Il Marine officer al Zagua,
and several merchants at Villa Clara and state that
she was commissioned by the captain ofthe Port OF
Trinidad, Cnea. Said vessel was taken by an En-
giisn man oi war, as her papers were not correct,
and ordered for Havana, but made her escape, and
commenced piracy with crew of about thirty men.
Inc fishermen on tire coast of Nenvitas saw the
above men'ioned piratical schooner pass To the
lecward OF NeuvIias on the OH march, having zap
ureda schooner with fiddle head, spending
exactly with the description OF the Planter, which
they anchored under the reef of lioca Caravela,
where they saw the pirates heave overboarda large
they made sail, taking the schooner with them 1t
was supposed at Ncuvias that said pratical schoo-
ner, Pajaro Verde, hal taken many coasters dc
ceiving them with the Colombian flag.
New YoRK, May 27.-By the brig James Mon
roe from Galway, we have Irish papers TO the 21ih
ut. inclusive. The only article of any moment
they furnish, is from the London papers OF the 23d
one day later than heretofore received concerning
s1rt fur l,aru, & Al,
The British and native forces were it appears
attacked on the ist December by the whole force
OF the Burmese empire, amounting TO between 90
aud 1000 men with numerous artillery and boz
dy oil horse. n series of actions was fought from
the LIST 10 tie TN, when the Burmese were COM
r'etely routed, with the loss of 5000 killed ant
wounded, and almost all the r artillery and arms
OF 800 pieces of the enemy's ordnance, the dos
patch states, that 30 were then in the Brit 81
camp Notwitt s anding these disa sters, renew
Ell attack was made on the British on the 18th
winch resulted in :Teh victory, with a loss tc
tire ASSISTANTS Of 5000 stand of arms, all their ma
'ericl, and 30 ar boats. Nothing is said in The
dispatches of the death of the king of Ava. though
that OF the commander in chief at Madras, Sir a
| Campbell, from apoplexv, is announced
a leuer taken from tile Constitutional Of the
| 10th April, and dated Zante 18th March, renew,
The story that the Greeks had DESTROYED all thu
Egyptian troops that landed at Mondon and CO.
ron.
private letter from London of the 23d pub.
lished in the Dublin Morning Post, SAYS the de
seruons from the no popeiy ranks ought not 10 rem
der YOU TOO sangcine-I still think your bill thai
for emancpa;:ng the Roman Ca holicsl will no
pass this session, and entrea you TO use all The
means IN Our power TO prevent tie mscliefs which
hope deferred is calculated to produce-You will
succeed next year. Elmer.