Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-03

double duties On al articles imported after me st q
| June
THE house in ST. Jsso de Cuba, to which IN,
above letter was addressed, is the branch of con-
merelal hrm in this city. We understand tina, the
! double duties refer TO American prodsce COM
irg from the 80 neutral islands, as they continue
to be called in common parlance. a measure of
this Kind was TO be expected: and perhaps the in
PRODUCTION OF American produce into the British
islsnds, will be totally prohibited. except by wsy
OF the Csnadss and OF Liverpool. Phil. Ga=
We have before us file of the Cace, 10
Colombia, published at Bogoia, down to the 18Th
OF April, inclusive The number of that date
contains a decree OF the executive power, dated
| ne iOth OF April, summoning the Congress of
the Republic, end inviting that body TO oren i,s
session at Tunja, where one of it's members was
detained by sickness. The decree reciies various
urgent motives for the messure, such ss-tbe
! sSnation oftbe Republic; the violence of parties:
the general distrust and alarm; the reac:ion in
fe'u; the arrangement of the finances, SC.
In the number for the Slh of April the structures
o, our newspapers on the C. nduct and designs of
bolivar are noticed; and it is acknowledged that
certain documents i.sued under his name afford
color tor them: but the Bogota editor adj Il eve
nave the best founded hopes that all su-pcions III
vanish before the proofs of patriotism, disin-
,eres'edness and loyalty, which will be given TO
colombia by her present President, always her
L.oer0for. The meeting ofihe congress- of 1927
WIZ furnish General Bolivar with precious op.
portunity TO maintain pure and immaculate his
own glory and that of his coun,ry.'' His Bolivian
constitution, and several appearances certainly
aa'rong shade over his fame The civic spirit seems
| to prevail a, Rogoia. I.A71tionol Car
Changes. Mr. Samuel Consnt j. announced as
partner in the National Advocate and the adams
nag Is hoisted. All this may be right enough as
The new editor is said to be from the East We
dio near that an agent was in the city, with a
! vie" OF establishing an Adams paper the a.
merican being lesky vessel; il was probably con-
sidered cheapest to hoist the flag on the Advocate
on account OF his having been formerly leading
republican paper. From all that we can gather il
does appear that Adams and Clay will figh. ,upon
'neir siumps They bad better reserve their FIRE
uptii congress meets, when we shall hear The big
guns and the popping of the small arms.
! [.M Y Eng.
Ths c's,itic- vs. TIE Pe9piewe have seen Circular
instoncsd Mstcn, 1921" 1t runs IN these words:
are ras gentlemen whose names hereunto
The list transmitted toyou the view Of rftmin-
that il thing should tran.pe making necessary to
made. ~" 'sieY ne
awhi,..o, Cd; 4 T,nssr IF .he friends Of Mr.. Adams.
On the superscrption q W,;.ht -
The list of persons of which the circular speak
the general government su4 Tesiur IN gs "rG,r
ssnti. IN W. nsys 10 our possessions directed
= to he and
to have been uniform friend of Jackson In our
wiz Jay tue letter with all the attached 10 IT, before
not conspiracy sgsns, the people, not guilty. and
srant a,lemPt to lndae the holders aud through
'[iTs,o Orleans .1du.
.he letter aucit in the article ON he Monroe R.rYb
, esse 70 me Congress OF racubaya
OF ,his eoas,ry wh Mexico, doubtless fror
citizen OF this State. IllJarr -.
CONGRESS OF TAcUBAYA.
From the Monroe Republican.
iE private letters
date Of the ish April Learn prospect Of
somewhat doubtful. writer SAYS, AZ AA'u'aya' Is
Every day adds new confirmation the .u,pcon that ti,
one Mexican) government All department, opnoed De-
such reunion, and determined, they cam without nsin
meeting suspect British influence 10 he .ecrey but n,
July work in attempts to defei The treaty eoncIed AT
Peetve puwers ofthe Mexican conrres. TO Witch
n'y referred majority Of each reported opposed
ere that according the here sI ne Ss
atsa ieei bs 'fR .cus1 seem. that Chi
daily looked for here. Their arrival NAV p,.b. b
some euPon the counsel, Mexico 81 promp, tbs
to change Their present of policy respecting he
raj congress- hut "a the matter stands whether it he fom
var whose power If thought nv Mexican politician, viii he
sa 81 ne"ed ~ the General Congress- hi,
| gracefully . sue ID" avoid
From The letter ga;cr ira, frr-r ,-e c.,,.. or
aud counrymen not fsvouaby looked upon nv ,o.n IN
power in Mexico With the Gatchupin, or Old Scs";d
are io3ked upon with =" eve nearly Ia The other
terIbe. O. the SOUTH we are grated to learn such
does not exist Accounts given sero, in
unatens "here the insurgents, headed BY daring leader
sppoaohed within or 10 league Of the capital the
uuuons','" 81 all and classes turning out IN de-
renee Further as to Mexico, the writer adds Mt Poins,
@uniheeni bland and fa.honsbe still. him aud the United
are continued objects Of the gross thru the
medium Of the press Of this country"
As to the opinion which evaien that tle sir America,
se.es iI now permit England to take Pcs,ejn Cubs the
e ay IS very mistaken one; - Let EngAn but
me attempt and she will have Mexico co-operr and adjuy
ner N every possible Should the United States inter-
ee avert such an event. would he the risk, per-
ehed nj ineurng the high displeaure this
provided the present hostile feelings ward prdom-