Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-14


our government of ,hs undergraduates oi The inrot-
gen irosincss of Sou'h Ame,irs. a reply TO th..,
note, under date oil '1e bth OF April, rul .t,i
NE circumstances under which the u ) a'es f.it
ihemssitc bou 81, in conpiianc, the obi pa
Ion oil The hghe-, nature 10 acknowledge as indie.
pendent States, na,icus whD, having pah,hcti ,hejr
claims 80 tbat character, hal ,reintained them IN
defiance oil all ops osi'Iou." Uron the 2Ith OF a.
phil, he -sme Minister deriared tia, the Spsnish
Governs eat had dl-appro, ed of the ,reay which,
had been made hetwee. O'D0nuju aud i,urhiee and
bad denied the authority OF tie former to conclude
any such treaty. GA he 18th of February 1929
the Court OF Spain declared hst ali the treaties hi
theiio made by the Spanish commanders inv .lyins
the acknowledgement o! the Independence of III.
revoked colonies, ought to be considered null and
void having t.eo made without the direction and
consent o. the Court lnpursuance of this t.rIs-
ration, the Court the next day passed. the three fol.
loving REQ lu'ions LIST. Declaring null AMI
void the treaty between O'D ,noju and Iturbid--
"a Directing that tie Sp 'nish government should.
by formal manifesto, advise the government.
VITA whom they " ere at peace, that |, would con.
sider the partial or absolute recogniion bv anu
STATE OF the Independence of the SIP ,nish colonies
as iohg as The present differences between them 6 tn.
mother country remained unsettled, as violation,
o' 'he treaties exis'ing between Spain and that
coonry-snd 3D., that it should be recon ended IN
the governmen, 10 take all measures for the snse,,
recovery oil the au hoIiiy OF Spain over her Iehei
nous colonies. These steps of the Court of Sinai,
were not known 10 the y, resident at the time ~
uehVering bis message of March h., but ihey were
known 10 the Congress when that Assembly. ali.
most unanimously concuned in the resolut;o,
which acknns ledged the indie 2ea,lence of the ms,
A'"ef''sn States, although, by that measure, thew
.Sh me ,isk OF provoking hosiiliIie- with Sp.in
nir fclnse'i was actively instrumental in bringing
ABOUT this result.
AIfer thus. showing, in the mos, satisfac,orv
manner The friendly disposition of our government
towards the republics OF the South Mr. Poins.,t
proceeds TO reply to the charge made az inst him
oy Inc legislature of Vera Cruz of establishing The
denominations OF Free Masons, called Ioykisfs,
Tor The purpose Of disseminating shirt Of dis.
cora among the peaceful inhs bants of Mexico.
wno' before his arrival lived in perfect harmony
under the dominion Of the Scotch The c-r-
monies OF the Yorkists existed befors Mr. Ponseu,,
arrival In Mexico; he found there five lodges al
'eau' established, and the oaly transaction in
when ne had any agency, the ins;aments of
the officers OF the grand lodge of Mexico.
Bait. finer
The brig Syiph, captain Farm, which recently
arrived al buenos Ayres from this city, accom-
pi'7heu her passage 'hroughthe Brazilian blockading
sluaur n IN open day light, by strsiagen, the
ingenuity oni bodDess OF which deserved 10 be
crowned, as it was, with success. Ga her pas.aoe
ou', the Sylph touched at Rio de Jan.iro, and al
e' clearing iron that part disguised in her an,
pearance so as 10 resemble the British Government
racket which ply monthly between London.
NN''"- AZ Ae'o ue SaheHo) ana BuenOs AyTes.
Upon making the La Plaza, the Sylph, with British
colours flying, and having the advantage of fin.
"lua ran boldly in towards the first vessels of the
squadron, lying off Monte Yideo-nade the usual
signals OF the British packets backed her tom
sails, and answered the hail of the Brszillisn Off
cer' . ~ holding on her at a moderate
rate' she passed the next vessels in like manne,
w!'hou exciting the least suspicion as TO her real
Gu Tacter-- and finally got by the whole squadron
""en' hauling down the British colours and hoist
ing The American flag, she fred gun in token of
triumph and IN short lime was safely mooIsd in
The inner roads of Buenos Ayres. The cargo Of
me Syipb was sold at large profit and the yes
eel wa disposed of Tor so 900 liars
we learn that the schooner Monezuma, CAPTAIN
F@Iiow, from this port has been capture I'd off Mon.
tie fideo By the Brazilian squadron
Bah. finer.
CHARLEsToN August T. We learn from Hs-
yana' that the schooner Afary Eleanor, Carr.
Smith, oil Alexandra, arrived at that port. from
o. 1Sso de Cuba, on the 18th ut. under the fol-
lowing circumstances:
when about TO leave ST. Jago Captain SNt1ru
was induced, from humane considerations. tn ,aL.
on board bis vessel, Spsnisrd, who tepr.sen,ea
iinsei as unabeto pay his passage, in consequence
o. misioFunes. When they a,riv ed off the Isle Of
rines, Inc usual haunt of Pirates, Captain s. was
tiipoit"ned' by this passenger, to keep close in
win me shore, and on his declining to do so. The
Spania'd went to the mast head and made signal,
as 'ne captain supposed, 10 boat which was oh
served IN shore, and which believed bv Cam
. ana his crew, 10 be pirate. Alarmed by lis
cohduc', Captain 5. Orde ed hin, down and e;,bs-
A'ed al htm, or threatened to do so-he descended
anu caught up a haTpoon, with which he mad. =
pass al the Captain, but was overpowered nv The
ere" ana chained down in the long boat where he
vas KEPT until the vessel arrived in the port of
havana Soon after her arrival, Captain S,rtrtt
was arrested by the Spanish authorities ON CHARGE
Oh cruelty, &c. made by the Spanish passenger
ana prolTaeted and expensive litigation was the
consequence, which would probably ga, nm tbe vss.
sci ana cargo. Mr. GRAY, the acting II s Com
"srcla! Agent, was using his exer,ions for IN. IL
oefa'lon OF Capt SMITH and his yessel-and the
H'"e''TS" captains IN port had signed memorial TO
I'm I'm i'oDGkFs, OF the North Carolina line OF
""'" , '"'P' VINO was od Havana few days after.
"''uS, requesting hun TO come in to the relief Of
Captain SMITH; but he did not comply with ,bsis
request. F'' wa" '"e"
NEW foRx, August - The ship Robert
eton' winch arrived last evening, sailed from
Londonderry river on he 9th June but Canaan
bTnton hsd no communication with the town snb
seqlent to the 18th. We are favored with the
jS1rral OF that place Of the latter date Il contains
the following extract from the Lond N Courier of
the 5ih:
" In consequence Of the failure of the Corn bin
J" ,he OPper House, Mr.. Western, last night gave
notice IN the House of Commons, of motion for
Monday, (be isih) FOR leave TO bring in bill to
repeal the art OF 1922 so far il goes 10 fix the
importation price of Wheat at SOs or rather tina.
part OF 1t which prevents tie sci from coming into
operation before that price is sttsine,I.''
.ifere. .4dp.
From tbe fIo,ton Palladium Of rae,day
FROM BATAVIA.
Ane ship Jasper, Captain Swift, arfivs! os