Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-23

senseIs on board without tine SANCTION Oh tue com,
mandan's OF The respective ports
conspiracy was formed On board The Frjsatc
Congresso, for the purpose of carrying her to
Vanilla, but 1t was fortunately discov er ed in time
anu suppressed. Much suspicion is attached to
The agent hom France; who recently arrived in a
French tr gate and went up to the CITY of Mexico
l. appear that there is a want OF Formative in the
powers given by the French Government, 10 this
agent, who, II Is stated, receives his authority TO
act from Admiral Duperre, and not f.om the Min
isry.
We have received several gazettes of the Mexi
can capital down TO the 18th April. The edi,ors
conclude, from the statements in the foreign na,s
papers, that an attempt upon some part of the
Mexican coast would certainly be made by Spa-
nish force. The Mexican 4" Diary" of the 10Th
contains violent article against " Senator John
Randolph" He Is called pc,ulen, and iisuffe
'aoie Suixote and accused OF bitcherng his slaves
WIN h, own hand! II is added that his visits TO
England have lief in that country very dvertinp
reminiscences of The 6 beardess traducer of Sn,r,
ish America, - " muy diver,idas memorials do
nueslro iampino detraccr." T.Nat. ca.
The brig Bunker Hill, brings advices from Car
thagena to the 22d ult. The corvette John Adam
which carried out our Minister 10 Central Ame,;ro
r..
son, Minister TO Colombia, arrived out on the 9Th
and -ailed again on the Sth for Pensacola. An e,.
press had been despatched to Gen. Bolivar in Peru.
with intelligence OF The revolt in Venezuela ar5
requesting his Immediate presence
we have recevedby the Agenora, n Mon,ec.,
bay, Jam. paper OF the 9Th ult. The Who'll. of
The Spanish fleet was supposed to have sailed f-o,,
ST. Jago de Cuba. Two of the vessel. rhs I'm
zero, flag ship. Commodore Iaborde an, Tho s.b-
Havanero, anchored at Port ROYAL on the %,
wv IN T. JHer .qdn
we have received the first lumber of a new p,-
per published in Vera Cruz, called the America,
Star Gel asro de La America.) It's motto ;s ,b,.
name oil Washington, in the centre of a star os
eight rays, throwing from their foci the sen.r,,.
letters of the word Li6ertad, &c. Its nrinc;r,I
matter Is selection of the best remarks mada b.,
our government during the last session of Cons-.:
upon the mission TO Panama
Phil. f. Journal
The National Gazette acknowledges the rece;,e
oil papers from the city OF Mexico, down tn The
9Th ul No event OF consequence had occurred
in the Mexican Union. En- Sol contains n trans.
la'ion' with notes, OF President Adams Message
to the House OF Representatives. concerniua the
Congress of Panama. In relation to that coneress
we mark the following Transaction in the Mexican
Chamber OF Deputies, on the 18th April
:" Sr Gonzales Angulo sad-s have the I.o-
nour 10 inform the House, ON the par, of NJ
fo'hset, minister OF the United States of the
North' that dispatches IRON this government
reacheu MN last niBhi containing information that
coniormabiy to resolution of the Coneress &c
those ates, deputies had been appointed 10 rho
Congress OF Pansna. This intelligence anne.re
TO me worthy OF the attent on OF the Chamber. he
cause II IS now cen by an incon,rov ertible fact
that the United States are our natural friends as
that the American confederation being strengthen
cd oy the concurrence and interest of so powerful
md otf III ~
tent Spain, or the ambitious league of European
despos, may make TO reduce us 10 the Spanish,
yoke, are rendered more impossible
line President, or Speaker, of the Chamber Iii
rected that the matter should be entered in the Jour
nal OF the Chamber, with the addition that il had
been heard with satisfaction"
The worthy Sr. Angulo committed, however,
mistake IN communicating the intelligence ss from
me American minister 20 he Chamber He han
pene1 to call on Mr.. Ponseit Just a, the latter
h'u o. ened the paPer7 announcing The decision OF
Our Senate in tavor OF the Panama mission Nr
T. related the event 10 him, observing at the same
time, that il might be mentioned to The friends of
his country, III the hambef, TO vh,m il would
afford pleasure. No public or formal cemmunic.-
ton was intended; but hat occurred is petulsntIy
noticed IN the Sun, print unfriend!y to the min
isleI and the United States
On the 9Th of A priI, 4 debate took nIaco :,
The Chamber, touching the amount of salary 20 he
voted Tor the Mexican legation at Panama The
executive branch ofthe government wished ten
thousand dollars 10 be appropriated for each of the
envoys;a committee OF the Chamber reported tina,
eIghi thousand would suffice It was deei ed bx
the Chamber that the former sum should be above;
wl.h 1000 Tor the Sec etary of the legation. and
iZOO TO the clerks or scTibes. Some OF the co,si
derations urged by he Secre airy of FOREIGN Affairs
may be noted he remarked, that if the Nexiran
minister at Washington received but $4,000 per
annum there was no analogy bel ween WASHINGTON
and Panama; because the latter was 30 dear com,
try thai man could scar, ely maintain hi,,eeIe
property with seven dollars day, all provisions
being very high; and moreover. il was countrv
very subject 10 epidemic disease, and conseouentI1
man who in q state Of health might exactIv il;
nit his expenses, becoming sick, could not repr-
late them al all because his must occasion w.
rIour charges. Let out commissioners brace their
nerves and fill their purses.
GREE'E.
Paris papers 10 the S0th Of April have besr
received at Boston. The Journal dn Commerce
SAYS, he defeat oi lbrahim before Missolongbi was
occssioned by the arrival of colonel Fabvier nth
1000 Infantry and 700 horse; and of Gouras. with
1000 elite troops IL adds, that The (Sreelr Resf
had not left Hydra on the 18th of March
The letters published by Mr. Delesseyt a.
" containing authentic news, and from sourca
which IL certain in Greece" are dated a, Corfu.
April Q, and at Zanfe, which is but forty niIas
from Missoionghi, on the 4th and 9th of ApriI.
The letter from Zanie OF April 4, -nys Your or