Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-21

est INJURY done 10 me person or properly y; aay
one. From thus tiitiing matter, Binns has. li
fleet, elaborated an article of columns length,
containing a. much exaggeration and absusdity
ever we saw, even from his pcn. I a more LEI
sure moment, we will notice Thu affair more at
length. lfnrericGR SeNtileL
Squadron Of Sra.ii-We learn from the New
port Mercury, that the squadron, consisting of ihe
! Hudson, Erie, Shark, and Gutter Alert, anchored
I'm New-London, on Sunday last, where they re-
: manned until Thursday morning. when they got
under way, and of Point Judith the squadron sep
Creighton, in the friga,e Hudson.
proceeded with fair wind ON his way to the coast oil
Brazil, after exchanging salutcs with the Erie aud
sh"tk;the Ere - to remain 4 few days longer cruz
ing between Block Island and Montauy, and will
then proceed to New York. From all The iniorma.
ton that could be obtained relative to the Bucnos
Ayredn squadron, IL appeared that they proceeded
from Long Island Sound to Boston Bay, aud then
LETT the coast OIL Il cruiZe. The revenue Cutter
Capt. Cahoone, which accompanied the squadron
ON this cruize, arrived at this port yesterday. The
Gutter parted with the squadron about ten miles
;. F. Of Block Island, all well. Com. Creighton IL
delighted with the Hudson-she proves d very
fast sailor.
ANOTHER BRAZILIAN OBTRAGE:!~
From the last ". y. Eren. Post, we copy the
following
" The schooner Tell Tale, sailed from this port
~ hPiI, VIII oIueTs 10 san 10 bueDOS ANTeS, or
SaiaJo, provided those ports were not b,ockaded,
but in case they were SO, to go to Montevi-
dec. "A letter from Monteviieo. 10 Il COM
mercial house in this city, dated July 10, states.
that the Tell Tale had been Captured ahd sent in
there by the JBraZiiiaDs, and tina, the Admiral in
tended 10 put her TO trial on account Of her having
attempted, as he says, to run away from the cap
tors, . device adopted. 10 avoid the eiiect Of the
stipulation, not to capture any vessel, without pre-
vious warning
We are Informed that official information is re-
ceived at the Department Of Stats, from MIR. Tu-
dor, our charge d Affaires, at Rio de Jauciro. tina,
ne Had effected satisfactory arrangements with the
brazi'ians Government, in the case OF the brig
spark, which secures 10 the owners OF chat YES
sci the payment OF the indemnity claimed hv them,
viz: the sum OF 50 900 dollars: and that he is as.
slduous!y employed in the prosecution of all other
claims committed 10 his charge, of citizens oithc
United States, upon the said Government.
The case OF tie Spark Produced The rupture be.
tween Mr.. Racquet, late charge a. AiIiires Of the
United States at Rio, and the Government Of Bra
I'll, and led that gentleman 70 ID demand his passports
and return TO the United States. [.Nnt. nj.
BY the Robert Fulton, from RelCa>,. we have 4,
paper OF that place OF the Ist uit. The only time
OF interest is the following extract from the Dub
lin Evening Post, OF Aug. 30.
We state from authority. anidefy contradiction,
that the Duke OF Wellington has succeeded in
making the proper impression in the highest GUAR
ter, on The subject OF ajhoiic claims.
+; Ii does not appear what authority there is for
this statement, but the Belfast Editor seems TO re-
ly upon its accuracy.
The supply Of wheat in the Dublin market. on
the 2oih August. was good, aud the demand hea
Wy, al = decline OF l.. per barrel. ~. I. Enc.
BAGTINIoR October 1.-The steamboats, Tiy.
glnsd and .Norto'k, belonging to the estate of the
late Benjamin Ferguson, deceased, were sold yes
;terddy at auction Tor the sum OF So ,JVU. Thrv
were purchased by the Maryland and Virginia
Steamboat Company, by whom they will be con
unned IN operation a. heretofore. Our readers are
already aware that this Company have now on
The stocks two FIRST rate steamboats,, the C0!uyabuS
and POcGhORfGS, OF one hundred horse power each
These boats will be ready fur operation early in
the ensuing Spring, when, with The two boats iut
purchased facilities o. the most ad advantageous char
!scter will he offered Tor the transportation OF pas
Sengcrs and freight between tn ,iiies Of Baltimore.
Norfolk, Petersburg and Richmond.
tB0ii. .ImericGn.
ManR!ED-en Tue,dsy 18th instant, by ,bs Kew. NJ,
MarthG Jordan Of Lun. injury.
a-,.n Wednesday The 9Th instant, by the Rev. ArnoIl
walker, MAJ. Robert C0Vt Of Patsy iyania, TO AI,s, susan.
daughter of Col. Joseph Ma,tin OF Henry.
-, on ne nth 'nstsni, by the Rev. II. g. MoGurr,
THONGS u. Ro''s Eco Attorney at Law, 20 ails Mar s
Stons, at r. EIDE ~iok.brix. '
DIED, on the 2s,b SEPT. in SUISSE. eouu,y, Virginia, Mr..
Htnrg bTtlSTy, aged 81 year., ans5 q shuTt but s,y.t, ,u,ti.
position. lie was = 'nsn nghiy respected, a useful mrebc,
OF society, and generally Tesreitedby all who knew h,m.
-, on the @;h instant, at his tesidcHce IN Goocll-nJ
,f'er n long Illness, which he bore watt, ss dis,msu,.hn.
hrmness, Capt. Thomas Perr6srion, an officer e The R.,oin.
nohary army. IL man OF the most vigorous derision Of cha.
Tscter, OF pure, mobile aud Just seuimeots, and Of iucorIuptr
er ,n'es'"y: I9s large family, VINO have TO lament he sen.
'i''e io's % h' aHrci'"nate aud providsht attentions, and 4.
numerous insnd., h as iit the example Of 81 active, proft.
able sud manly l'fe.
chIid Of k9bt. Sianard, Esq. % Rishm5ui. fler dei,h va,
oaeanoned ~ mlnTy receives. from her clothes catching 6re
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