Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-21


has this important paragraph
"A conspiracy has been discovered AT Lima,
directed against the Liberator Bolivar. Among
the consprators some of the principal chiefs
of Peru, who were all Immediately arrested, and
put in close confinement, the ~ slant the plot
discovered by the sutho, tiles.
What connection there may be betwee. the
presen, plot. and some singular rumours from
Chill, am unable to say, but thing appears to
be understood, that the communication between
the countries is likely to be suspended far
relates to Peruvian and Chilan vessels"
Bait. Gazette.
FROM BRAZIL, Sc.
BY the Charleston, Capt Allen, who left Rio
Janeiro, Sept. 81, learn that III. u. s. ship
Boston, Capt Hoffman was in that port, last from
Montevideo, all well on board, not having had
man on the sick list since leaving New York.
Capt. Hoffman by his spirited and praiseworthy
exeriions had effected the release OF all the Ameri-
can vessels detained at Mon:evideo by the Brazil
Ian blockading squadron viz brig Wethered,
Copeland, OF Boston, from Canton, taken off ST.
Mary schr. Camilla, Gardner, of Baltimore, ia
ken abreast of Chico Bank schooner Laiay elite,
Bodily, OF do. taken off The Mount and schooner
Chssseur, Engle, of Philadelphia, pu, back from
Cape Horn in distress, taken above the Chico
Bank
Five frigates and one corvette Of the squadron
6loakading b. Ayres, viz. the Parauga, Empress,
Doa Pablo, Saragosa, The,is, and the Marie de
Gloria, arrived off Rio Janeiro on the 25lh Sept.
but were ordered Immediately back to their station,
except the latter, which was of the vessels
damaged in the action of the LIST of August.
No events of importance had occurred at Bue-
nos Ayres The vessels purchased in Chilli for that
government had arrived at Rio Negro, about 500
miles TO the southwark of Buenos Ayres, and Ad-
mlral Brown, with body of seamen, had proceed
ed BY land to join them at that place.
" Y. .Mer. .ddu.
HdvJaa.-A letter from this place. datel 80 h
| ult. states, that great panic had been excited
there. few days previous, by report that Com.
Porter had appeared off the South side ofthe Island
with Mexican fleet of eleven sail, threatening a
descent. Two regiments of troops marched from
Havana the same night, in that direction, and two
ii gates and two brigs getting ready for sea,
with all possible expedition. At the date of the
better, however, the alarm had in some dee. e. a.
lated I Charleston Courier
The following -peculations upon the Despat ches
recently received in the West Indies are from the
Jrmaica Courant oil the 18th ult. received at this
office via Nassau TN
Whatever may be the nuture of he government
despa.ches by the Perseverance,, it gives room for
conjecture that ii may not be connected with gu
colonial affairs, but relates to certain measures ofhe
| British Cabinet towards a neghbouiing Colony ia
which conjecture think are borne out by
| the following ci.cumstances:-Is', Our recent
pressing demands the Court of Madrid for pay
ment of the many millions expended and lent on
accom-. of the Spanish Government, might require
the ASST gnment OF possession of this island, until a
sufiiciency OF its revenue has been collected to Ii
quidaie the amount OF such arrears, and to which
| the suppression Of piracies aid the slave trade
would also be object OF no small moment
IL LII =. Il.
Outstanding with the United States, would be OF
The most essential political, well as commercial
importance to England, her shipping and her colo
MES. IDLY. Might no, the object OF MIR. Canning 5
visit to Paris be connected with such circumstances;
for the purpose OF quoting the French gov ernment
(who would naturally feel jealous al such policy J
and TO promise them our countensnce OF their
views on the Spanish part Of ST. Domingo, which
the public prints have limited they negotiating
for an equivalent for their demands against
Spain? We offer these embryo conjectures, no,
with any degree Of confidence; but that a vessel
should be chartered at Barbados, expressly to carry
these Dispatches (secre, ones yeti TO the colo
NAL governments. on any thing relating merely to
the interest of these governments, the least pro-
bable thing that within our political experi
ence. IPest Lndia Gazette.
The report of the Bermuda being included in The
Treasury order, a Wes-India port, seems not
paucity of geography, and, in the second, il
would be creative OF some annoyance and confusion
among the Americans, who would be guided by
the wording Of the order il stands We are
disposed to think, that should the American GO
vernmeDt not meet our views, In a fair and reci-
procsl exchange Of the commodities of both ma
tons, that il is the intention OF our government
to establish Bermuda, in the mean time, as an
enlrepot between that nation and the colonies Ii
is the interest of the Brtish nation to check al
once, the commerce of a nation that can supply
our wants at a cheaper rate than we can DO our
selves through the medium Of our own Compare
lively infant, colonfsts. But it will become the
interest OF the British nation TO foster these colo
Mes and to enable them to sell even cheaper than
their rivals in the United States As these colo
MES increase in population, land the present state
OF England IS omInous in this TespecO so will
they increase in demand for oieign, and extend
the growth of native produce; but il must have
vent, or IL will be useless. The most natural pur-
chasers will be the colonists in the West Indies:
but they must be guided by circumstances, aod not
the least of these would be a diminution on the
high duty on sugar. Oflste, we have been throw
ing our wealth into the lap of foreigners, instead
ri adding to the wealth and security of our own
II Is true what Mt Randolph observed regarding
the relations Of the two countries, that England
% takes her cotton, tobacco. and other raw pro-
duce, and she takes our cutlery and eartbenwate -
&c. but It is right to infer that The reciprocity OF
exchange is not the same between that coun,r,
md these colonies; therefore, the corolary of hrs
proposition--" We can't do without you, and YOU
ian as little do without vs. does not apply in The
sme way TO them. We maintain that the colo.
lies could do without the United States Of Ameri-