Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-08
INTERESTING FROM BRAzIL.

TIE advices by tie ship Florida at New York
from Aio de Janeiro. are 10 the IS April, arc
Sreof very interesting character. Our reader.
will tind them inserted below, in detail.
| We have forborne hitherto TO say any thing o.
me departure of Mr.. Raguet. our late Charge
HON brazil, or rel crate the complaints against
that Court, from desire TO learn more particular
ly the motives Of Mr.. Raguet TO that decisive
measure. The annexed letter, published in the
National Advocate, has so much the air OF truth
and justice, and describes such temper in thai
| Imperial Court, that Cannot but share in the
Indignation which its conduct has already produced
in the United States independently of his yexa-
tons to our commerce. his Brazilian Majesty
seems to have such inadequate ideas Of a republic
and OF the temper In which the foreign concerns
OF this, at least, administered, that some ser
ou' irsso's on The subject may be as much 20 his
advantage a. tn ours. He should not draw any
secaIiy, as he is reported do from our delay in
enforcing our claims against France. as our &C
count with hun IL shorter one it may perhaps be
settled BY more summary process.
! we have no doub' that Brazil is suffering every
evil that can be inflicted by baj GOV ernment and
! 1t IS no wonder that liz wreched councils should
be as much wanting ~ respect TO foreign function
aries, as IN internal providence and vigour Still
when he disorder OF its government extends be-
You'd itself, ana is displayed in outrage on the ma
tional rights and dignity of others, il may }, be
unadvisaole to check these sailies OF regal CAPRICE
! by timely admonitIon. Some decided and ener.
gstc measure on our part, 40 she exhibition of
strong naval force off Rio, would hardly fail to
BRING redress for the outrages already committed
and eheciually repress them for .he future. From
all that b's iTan-pred it s extremely obvious n II,
the denesnour OF the Brazilian Court and Minis.
try to our Charge has been indecorous in high
degree. TBat. dn;c,icou
We have been made acquainted, by passen
geTs in the Florida, with some facts Of an inte-
! resting nature A good deal of excitement pre-
vailed among the Bfszilians in consequence of
me proposed meeting Of the Deputies which was
TO take place on The 4th Of May, il was generally
believed that they would make stand against the
Emperor ard demand peace, in which event it ~ as
supposed hit he would Dissolve them.
~ u Gas.
The diplomatic agents Of foreign powers AZ Rio
wee DOT treated very coureously, and it uas ru-
incurred that some Of them were about to demand
they passports and return home
1t was currently reported Of Rio, and generally
believed, that Don Ped,o would, on hi. next
birthday, October l2th) lead his chere Rhqie. the
MsrchOnsss of Santos, TO tile Hymsnial altar
She posse sed unlimited control over him, and all
those who desrous Of obtaining hyours
from the Emperor had to get them through her in
luence.
The Brazilian Yes.es Of war ere miserable .
qliPpej, aud many OF the farmer. who came 10
market from the interior, with their produce, were
IMPRESSED and sent on board The shipping.
II gives MS greet pleasure to state, that the best
feelings existed between Mr.. Rague, and the re-
presenlatves Of other foreign powers Prior 10 nj.
departure Admiral Sir Robert Otwsy, comnander
OF 'hs BRUSH ship Gsnges, Of 81 guns, offered hiro
me use OF his b.rges TO convey himself and EniIy
on board at The Florida, which was accepted. Az
additional evidence Of good feelisg was sbo,co bv
Sir Robert, who, on the morning Of che depsr,urs
OF the Florida, sent two Of his barges tn low the
ship out Of the hs'b1m. Similar acts Of courtesy
were extended 70 Ill., Esguei by the French and
Dutch Adnirsls On that station.
a passenger in She Florida contradiets, from
his personal know ledge, statement which has
been circulated here, that the brig Onrario Of Phil
sdelphis, from Bahis to Rio, with the Brazilian
Deputies on board, had been robbed by BYenos
AJisah fqivsteer, Of one hund Ell thousand dollars.
Tie states that ibe amount taken did not exceed ten
thousand do.iTs, aad iaai ias deputies were not
nCissltI