Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-24
FOREIGN.

From GiLroltar.- BY the Hiram. so d,vs
from Smyrna, we have Gibraltar dates to the os,b
december. On the 10Th, Coun, YiIlaHor came
up near Aieere'e iPortugaD with the rear of the
Ieoeis' composed oil two sqnadfons and son,e in
iantry, under the command of MajessI, and pu, i,
10 rout, killing % on the spot and taking 90 pr,
sonefs. lhe enemy are stated to have run awav
at the first discharge of the cannon of the cons,i
tut'onaiists, and having got into Spain over The
mountains, where they could not be pursued thor.
was not one in the Province AID in the afer-
noon.
Inc ministers ofihe &c INTERIOR and Marine
ana Coionies have given in their re-ignaiun
Nj. Cabra has been appointed to the former Office
and Commodore Norenha 10 the latter
Her loyal iiIehness the Regent has accepted
the Otter made by the Portuguese midshipmen. +,
serve wherever ard in whatever capacity il NAV be
deemed expedient to employ them
NO news Of Interest from Greece.
-, " y Enc.
we are indebted 10 friend for the follo,v,os
extract of a letter, received by the Mary Ian
Capt. Russn, arrived at Philadelphia. from a.
snayIs' da'ed, Caracas, Jan. 2Ist 1927.
y Siice my las, letter to you, we have had such
times mere, as hope never to again; for nearly
week we did not know whether we should he
pu' 10 aeaih or not, in consequence of reyoI,
which took place in Valencia, in favor of General
,'oi'ar' taez party sent on orders 10 take aILbe
horses and mules they could get; accordingly, the
Aancers nave heea sent out to Ike them with
ofaers 10 break open doors where they suspected
them to be have 'otell you tha, General Boil.
var mas arrived hcre-I have had the pleasure 10
see him. and have shaken hands with him =, hi;
nouse;it would rejoice The heart of any repub
mean 10 zee the face of SO good man = Bolivar
appears just sucbsa he il. He was received
amidst the shontIngs of thousands and thousa,d.
lie people appeared crazy-some CRYING, some
laughing Tor joy. For tbis.S months past. there
has o,hing been doing; we have been ins, cra,v.
| ling slong.'' rRoU IN
We have been o5ligingly favored by friend
WIN the following extract of a letter, received
from an American Lady, now in Souh America.
dated, Cnn.nc, T. q, So
h we nave eoce news TO write you. General
bolivar has arrived here, and has restored pe,ces
"""funiy suionS inc people, who were on the
point OF making war. lie arrived 1T Caracas =,
O'Clock, IN the afternoon of the 1Oh J,nuarv
1877 "a day which we shall remember as lnns =.
we i've. lie was received with all the gratitude
ana sPIencor The country could afford. Mr.. Idler.
| from fhi!adelphla, in fac open carriage ent on,
10 ofing MIN in. He was escorted by ali the mill,
larry, and with several bands of nm.ic ybs,a
were several civic arches erected for him TO mas.
under; we had good view of him IS he n,.s,d
'ioDs ne is small, srare man. of pleasing
sountenanee, and rode ia the open carriage with
MS NAT ~ his hand, waving it 10 the people in the
Streets which were crowded. In
BOLIVAR
The Mary Ann, Capfsin Rugan, has arrival n,
Philadelphia in is days from Lsauira. Gen. r.
was expected N that city on the 10Th for which
occasion The greatest preparations had been made
-soch as triumphal arches garands, &c. &c. AMI
va;,s a"o Joy, as usual on such occasions. pre-
COMMODORE PORTER.
captain Palmer, of the schooner Saily & PALM.
arrived at Charleston, l3 h inst. from Ms,aoza.
'oln's hat when he left that place, (the 9th inst
, p report was current there, that Commodore
r@ter, win his fleet, had sailed from Key West
capt. Palmer, learnt no particulars, in relation IN
ibis rurnour " '"''" W
Inc u. .. ship Hornet, Capt. CIaxton, dropped
down from the Navy Yard at Norfolk. on Snndsv
TO the anchorage between the Forts. fD"
COM PORTER & LABORDE.
IVa HIehl VINO Game passenger in the schoon
sr John ;. Spence, which arrived at NoffoIk nm
Sunday in 10 days assase from Havana. The eli |
ors OF tbe Beacon are indebted for regnj r. ie nj
ibe y DisrIo de la Habans" and &. No,icioso .Ta
cantii from Ist 10 9th inst inclusive. arJ nj.
ces current Of 81 The pipers contsin no ne,y. o,
one, "f"e' OF interest not word about Porter
""u 4I'OoIoe movements. Bot Capt Davis .iates.
,bst ,he blockade of Com. Porter, at Kew West
by Con. LaborJe, was broken IN. and tb,, al, a.,
vessels OF the former had sailed cxcept the f1ao
snip, which remained with The Commodo,e re-, |
'"'ner hdmirsi,) and was ovcrhsuing and sei,ino |
up Der rigging, &c. II not understood 10 ,vha1
Po'n' Eom' L'oorde had shaped his course. bot /
~ ~ ~ 'nat spanish schooner sailed from
havana with supplies for Con. l.. about 10 d,vs
previous TO his sailing, and had returned so.;o
ing tliai he bad been 10 Key West. I'm, co,IJ
ne"htr hnd nor hear any thing of the Sosnjsb
squad on The brig Vslons, Russell, for B,I,;mo,e
sa'ied 10 company February 81 with the J. =
aAd 'hey Afterwards fill in together of CAPE c..
g, its ~ .. sloop Of war Lexington, CANAAN
ohuo'fk, bearing The flag Of Com RadeeJv. IVA.
'sy.ne on Hsyans, when the J. S. S. came On,
The " S.'sbip John Adams, Captain Will.
son sailed from IIsvsn, 3Ist ult Tor PsnsscoI.
"ipcei- sh0 crew IN excellent beslih, and moi bav
'"g lo'i maa sisce ehe left this rort.
i"e ifigaie Constellation, Captain Iycolsev. ga.
Sad to he at Aia'atzas, ali well. In