Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-19
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AuS Sdpitdi .cHdiiieu quiet he COrtes
TO meet ON the ist oil April, and run,oi had OBJ
tanned circulation that The Emperor had concluded
20 recommend 10 that body the necessity vi passing
law appropridung all the laudcd property belong
ing 10 tlte different Converts 10 the Government
use Mir. -. states that the Government of the
United States may expect to receive in a few
days important communications from our Charge
d Affairs at The Court OF Ilo they would be trans
mitted by the LaIona, which vessel was 10 sail
for New York IN about week after the Herald
These dispatches viii probably relate 10 the
| state OF our claims Brazil which we under
stand Owing 10 the Brazilian GoyernuenD in
dilatory course OF adjustment. The French II
was understood had settled tLeir claims by Con-
vention; the aggregate amount OF which Is about
5000, 900 rahcs-that OF the British, according TO
Admiral Otway, between seven and eight hundred
thousand pounds sterling.
large French squadron was lying at Rio. A re-
port eXsted there that the British were blockad-
Ing the capital Mr.. u. states that il arose from
the fact oil the British Admiral Oiway in the Can
ges line Of battle ship, having arrived aud hove to
Oft the hdrbOr vi Rio Oh the evening vi the 22d:
Signal guns were fred aud signals made 10 the
British irigate Thetis then lying in the harbor:
during tho night the Ihetis bent her sails and at
the dawn Of morning was lowed out the haroor
and joined the Admiral. The Gauges and Thetis
were seen by the Herald on the afternoon OF the
24th apparently bound in. MIR. Il. states that
Admiral Otway had some time before received Or
ders from his Government to make reprisals at
the Gespatch--prOviGed Brazil had not or would
not, enter into dn arrangement 10 pay the British
claims! Lord POnSjnSy, the British Minister,
took II upon himself 10 extend the time 50 DAYS
expired on the 10th March This in!crmatisn
was communicated to MIR. -. by al official gen.
tleman.
Ii was, however, reported that Brazil had come
TO an agreement with Great Britain; and that she
had determined Ola issuing Manifesto or Protest
in which f would be declared that she (BrazD
W as forced to the measure (the .'arraueement'')
aud that England pursued one policy towards the
weak--anoiher towards the strong!
From .WeIic0.-By ship received last eve
ming from Key West, May I'd. (too late to insert
in detaiI) it is stated, that tranquility had been in
great measure restored in Mexico. Guerrero
has been installed PRESIDENT amidst the acclaina-
tons OF the (epersJ Of mob aud army. Some i'm
pOrtaut changes III government were expected.
at present tile army and navy sfe witllo ut pay,
and the treasury without dollar.
Com. Porter, it is strongly reported, has left the
service. The Spanish packet, No. 1, arrived at
Havana Oh the 10th, from Cadiz lnil OF troops.
1t was reported at Havana, that strong military
force was expected 10 leave Spain, under COM
mand OF the Count de Espagne-destination un.
known.
The expulsion Of the Spaniards from Mexico
continued. Cadiz has been declared a free port,
translated copy Of which is annexed, and shall
be given hereafter. nv. Y. Eng.