Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-29

The Shi? CALHOUN, was seen OF " Literal Con-
sirucuon" Point, with Mad cargo expe-
riensed tremendous blow near the Rip Rops.
but succeeded In getting safe into Jackson fisr-
Dor she is waiting orders 10 proceed on her voy-
age.
" The Enquirer also reports that on the -,
she spoke his Pcrita,iicat .Qajesty's HERNIA
Phrodne Brig Combination, Admiral CRAY,
COMMANDING with his Majesty and ell the Roy |
Family on board, bound to Port Presidency, OIL
ginaisy from Panama she had experienced, con-
unuai succession of Southern tpiids since -he
lei, Port, and obliged 10 put into one of the
4" British Coonial por,s'' to provision. She was
IN iamen'sbie condition, having lost her rudder
ana was completely al the mercy OF the wind and
wsves.-ihe crew was in muinnus state, and she
wa constantly annoyed by the Gun Boats along
ne coast. ihe Captain of the Enquirer thinks
Shs will never get into Port, as she lhaying
West India Sugar and Nlola~ses ou board) will he
ordered OF under the "a Nom Intercourse .Gct''
The Enquirer also saw, on the 3d May, a small
tott 60Gs, which, it was understood had sailed on
the ist' III being her first voysse,) with De-
mocracy," painted her stern, supposed TO be
he -" PdI!aiium' of Portsmouth, bat could moi
ascertain her destinatioJ,."
Marine List Corrected.
The ship CTc;cjord i, not unSeuoOJihy, al
reported above; but is rapidly refttins for sea,
add Is expected 10 sail in few days for Senate
came out OF the hands OF the builder. She Ia. at
noble bearing as any vessel ahoa,, and carries
the heaviest metal. The clipper built John an
dotph IRON Roanoke is sound In all her timherss
she has been fresh rugged in a new and excellent
navy-yard, by architects who know irom expert
enc- how admiralty fit she is for SERVICE. She
is destined With the blessing OF Cody 10 Con-
gress harbour In the District OF Columbia Can
tam CTn0ip Is appointed by his respectable Olpa-
eTS 10 a new aud honorable command for his
manly and praise worthy conduct.
The destination " of the Palladium il now
oisunctiy a-cerisiaed-as appears by tie following
Extract from her JNdnifeS. Other extracts have
been published, ably expressing her commanders
attachment TO che cause OF his country s. of State
Rights. She - well ma nned, and 1t is hoped W i'll
10 great credit to the cause in which che is EN-
ba ked
We are free, TO affirin--ihat were the
question which Is now before the people, one which
embraced only personal pyefereaS for the in
d''duai cand dste', we should be proud TO declare
our entire indifference but thinking as we con-
scientiou-ly do, that fundamental change in the
policy OF This nation is not only contemplated
but commenced, by he present admlnisli a,ion.-
that the plain Republican doctrines of The Jeffer.
sonian School disrsgarded, and the Indepen
dent Sovereignty OF the States jeopardized, THAI,
the General Government is mar ching with OF g.
gantic strides 10 Consolidation s. unlin,ite ed now
er, that having obtained power by unfair, unjust
and dlshonorab!e means, IL scruplrs not 10 use
every eXerilon, however unmanly, TO perpeluate
it-thinkIns thus, we are proud to acknowledge
ourselves opposed 10 innovations, upon the prin-
ciples and prac ice of our Republican Grvernmen,
a. practically illustrated during the administration
OF Jefferson and his successor"