Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-19

and brought forth the talents Of both ministers and
The opposition. The London New Times of The
9Th ~ filled with the debates
In the House OF Lords on the n of May, the 4
Earl oil Mansfield in,ilnaed his intention of su.,-
mit'ing motion on the subjrc, OF Catholic emau-
cira'on on the 7th of June, for which day be mc,-
ed their Losdships be summoned.
GREECE.
Intelligence from syria s,s'es that Lord Cochrane
was chiefly engaged in persuading the two assem-
oiies oil Egins and Casir 10 meet together at third
place, and above all things TO concentrate all their
forces to deliver Athens, ana then TO act against
Negropont, In order TO become masters of Romelia
The Greek steamboat had captured two Turkish
merrhantme en- leden with provisions.
Private letters from Li-bon, OF April - meme
ton that the Princess Regent had been seriously
III. The nature OF her complaint is NOT mention
ed at tho date OF the las, sdviceS, however, all
anxiety and alarm had ceased.
Among The passengers arrived yesterday In
the Birmingh ham, capt Cobb, fiom Liverpool, was
The Hon. Col. John Ram-ay, with dispatches from
British Government for his Excellency the Earl of
Dslhousie. with which he Immediately proceeded
10 ] I'm his Lor ships head quarters al Quebec.
MEXICO.
The British soop OF war Primrose, Vernon. mr.
rived yesterday morning from Vera Cruz; The Priu-
rose lett Vera Cruz the Ssh If May, and thu che
at Havana, whence size sailed l5 days ago. with a
cargo of million and half of dollars Tor sun.
dry merchants in this city, and part destined for
England. Passengers, MIR. WaId, British Min
lister, and Mexican Minister. The u. S. ship
Cyane was at Havana when the Primrose sailed
The John Adams sailed 8 days before, for Pensa-
cola. The Spanish squadron, consisting of nj
gates, sailed the same day on cruise. On the
mas w., a, L. d.
lett, OF Tampco Bar, the United States schooner
Shark. On the 18th of May, while the Surgeon of
the Shark, together with Midshipman and
boats crew, were crossing the Bar, the boat
swamped and cap,ized All hands persisted ex-
ceptine the doctor. " Y Eaq.
We learn by The New York Mercantile that Nj.
Ward, the British Minister 10 Mexico, who arriv-
ed there on Monday in the Prmi sloop of war,
has proceeded for Washington City, accompanied
bJ Captain Vernon. They are expected 10 return
and re-embark on Tuesday morning, when the
Primrose will proceed for Portsmouth. England
All the specie on board the Primrose is for Ea-
slish account, except abcu i2,U00 dollars for MIR.
=. Harmony of New York.
The Primrose sailed from Tsmpco on the 18th
OF May. The u. $ schr. Shark sail for
New York, between the Goth May and lst June,
with nearly half million OF dollars.
We have recei, ed letter from an attentive
young friend in Mexico, dated Vera Cruz, llth
May, in which he says The only news can
now communicate is, that privateer now cIuiz-
ing betwixt this place and Campeachy has alrea-
dy made a capture of Csmpeschy trader. This
privateeJ fitted out f. ON Havana and will eff.
iectually destroy the coasng trade, although there
IRE now In port, two fac Mexicsn Brigs of War,
indeed there three besides several Gun Boats,
but the Commanders are so totally deficient in all
the essentials required ship board, that no hope
can be formed of their ertakng any thing 10 re,
Iieve the neighborhood from the nIsrauding at
lacks oil the rrivaieer.
Commodore PORTER, understand, is still in
Key West-one ofhis brigs, the Victoria, arrived
here the Sih instant with dispatches nom the
ommooore, who has been very active and has
annoyed his enemy considerably, having already
taken eighteen prizes My old acquaintance, San
dy Thompson, is now unfortunately prisoner
In Havana, after capturing Fix Se-ses. The las, OF
which he boarded sword IN hand with six u
ssnst force of Ien---he imprudently permitted his
prisoners, thirty-tbree in number, 90 az large,
and they rose upon him and his SIX men in sight
OF Key West, made them prisoners and carried
them 10 Havana.
CAPTAIN PORTER in another small schno-
ner entered one OF the 'ivers and destroyed two
-chooners, and wi h twelve men marched fifteen
miles into the interior, without any moestation.
The Bravo is out a cruze. and has taken
vera prizes. Thus you Laborde, with all his
force, his vigilance, and the enormous expense of
keeping his feet aoat, il totally unable to pr oect
he trade Of Cuba, which is daily, / might say
hourly, falling into the 'nds of the Mexicans; and
had he government of fhis country, the propar
energy TO assist him they ought, and as they
promised. be would in a shorr time be enabed
successfully to encounter his enemy upen some
thing Ike terms OF equality.
. regret to inform you that this country il
shaken by internal Conspiraeies and foreign in
trgue TO such exten that appr ehend at no dis~
tant day some very serious popular commotions
will endaDger the permanency OF he political in
stiutions of the Republic however, 10 such mat
ters, I'VE must always hope for the best, and am
free TO believe that there is virtue enough among
the people, weFeii properly directed bring them
through the ordeal in safety, and enable them TO
appreciate the blessings Of liberty acquired by such
irsme0se sacrifices Of blood and treasure.
Bait. Fed. Gas.
FROM COLOMBIA.
BY the Brig William Bsyard, arrived Yesterday
from Csrtbsgena we have Bogota papers to tho
22d OF April, which do not furnish any matter
oil interest. We have also letters and verbal adj
vices from Csrhsgena, Ia the 12'h of HAY. The
following is an extract from letter of that date
al gives va great pleasure to state that there
Is every prospect of an immediate restoration to
tranquility. The British Minister, Mr.. Cockburn
and President Bolivar, are coming down here in
the British rigaie Aurora, and will proceed imme-
dlately TO Bogoa. Bolivar will, il is understood,
resume his station as President of the Republic,