Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-25

I -. London Sorn Ereaanee. J.lv H.
We continue to b. very abundsn v s,,SpIied with r.
eign Wheat while the quantv of our n,vr sro..ss Ut
seVs1 Tor this mornings market. very small In
oeeu; when superine samples found olersble sae AZ
an advance OF about Is per quarter from our currency
OF last Monday; but the mddlng and Interior sorts
any higher nor were the stands entirely clear
20 at The cloe. Fionr the same az last week BAILEY
swee. ana OF good quality, fully maintain our Iast
We have only time to add to our ex,r,c,s shor, .
mary letter dated Constantinople 22d June stat.
nst ,ooO men had just been eff join the army
AMI the Grand Scignor would soon unfurl the Sacres
Standard and march with the whole population in ans
against the enemy The Courier Francois states thar
an agent OF Don Miguel Che object Of whose visit was
kept scereD had landed at Havre.-Athens had surren
dered by capitus'ion to the Greeks The French shin Of
war Provence and brig. had sailed from Tcuion for
received the Kings sanction. The Spanish ship oc the
iine Hero had gone to- Ferrolsupposcd by some 10 ss
s r ~, ap1idss squadron. and ny others
to be married. The London STANDARD of nth uIt rays
mat the King OF Prussia had appointed exraordha-
ry Ambassador to proceed sdiasIy 10 Constantine
pie, 10 assist the other Ambassadors in bringing about
peace IN the east French Stocks wers rather hia,er
The Princess Of Lcuch,enbmrsh, betro;heJ 10 DON z
| " 'o"''o emoatk AZ Ostend Tor Brazil
Nv y !Hsr. ado.
tt,Oa Bs,ps Wcekiy liessesrerl Eli
III running through The official account of IN. ,..,
s county, we are mo. struck with that which il
tain The imports nearly balance the cxports the s,r
msr amounting within fraction TO eight millions and
in
way cirestrictiug the two countries. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
me 'aif there appears 10 he no decline In our ,aJs
Sn u, e United States This prohbi,ory system has
ucen IN operation more than fourteen months and Vet
In The cotton, woollen and hardware distrirs MIA,
c'n''ihua pri,cipally TO The supply Of American com
he'ce mere has been no abatement Of activity or soe
cu,s.'cn notwithstanding the decline Of wages How
'sthi. will be demanded Must not our foreign
port trade suffer in those articles OF manuf,c,,,ra s
America has so highly taxed? Can we he expected 10
sell as largely when goods taxed al 100 mel cent
as. WIN 'ney Were only rated at 30! Our is.
act upon the country which imposes them In the frat
psa when laid unon necessaries or on Inquiries which
me class OF necessares il is not high du-
Whch WIN shut'hem ou, OF consumption. And, second
y II The duty he tao high for lawful traffic il is always
evaded by Illicit trade. Therefore are persuaded
na IA one OF these ways will British con.
uDue TO low into America with the CUSTOMARY album
dance. That high duty !. not always inconsistent
with large consumption, we see In hs articles of tea
ana sugar both oil which are taxed lu,. .- ~nnt-
ne american .e'rsaV.r ;ro
.a'ing s whole revenue upon IFS customs and AVOIDING
e Necessity Of imposing domestic excise II cannot
therefore be the intention of the government of tbs
su s,a'es permanently to shut ont British manufacturers
which are The largest source of revenue But what
ever Tho ultimate effect may be- if we can credit ,bs
accounts published by government our commerce TO-
oithero sustained injury. rs the tariff has been
meant as jealous and vindc,iyc measure II ;s ss.
uIundertolt and IL il were intendea "a ,,.a =, s..
venue America has taxed herself as she had right tn
DO and caused no injury TO British commerce.
tfoO'a ne W Y Jou-nal Of Commersc1
we have received Bogota papers TO the 2sh June
whch though no later than the dates published o.,
Monday morning from smother ptint) contain so,os
Bolivar hadffanslerei his Head Quarters rom Quit,
An extraordinary contribution having been ,a;a NO.,
The people, order the exgcncies Of the Sst
mas a'o been decreed that all public officers having
ns',ery OF Sioo or $1,000 per annum, shall suffer de-.
dnction OF three for three months viz: June
July and August; those receiving 1000 TO 2o00 deJ,c
,ono OF hve per cent 1000 TO 5000 cent 5000 to
iooo heee per cent; over 1000, twenty per cent Con-
'equen'ly The President of the Council win pay 5000
and Is, each oil the Ministerial Secretaries, $50.
ne number OF slaves enamel ed in The Departmeos
81 Boyaca, in 1923. l0i
Desfrnetic" ~ The PTae6a 1t appears tina, the dr..
'huctioD Of he Peruvian snip of war Prueba I'm ~.
lIgbor Of Guayaquil, was occasioned by nus Tbs
following is translation Of letter from Jose D. E<ni
mar Secretary General Of the Liberaor dated HAD
Vuarer IN Ki"hama, 26l May TO his Exec llency the
Minister Of War $50
"laesHe.t Sir: The Commander in Chief of the ar
my oi the south, writes from Baba 130 miles NJ Of
Guayaqnri, under date Of tn. goth as follows. "
nave The satisfaction TO enclose you letter which
nave just received fsom Col Guevara, who is at tho
mouth OF Baba communicating information of the burn
ing oil The Prueba. At this moment have sent spiesin
various dire cons, TO ascertain The truth of The case
anu TO put myself on the march 10 occupy fsuav,nnn
Since wrling the above. the man TO whom refcrcnce
Is made by Col Guerara has presented himself before
ne, an beng eysmned declares: in The night OF
yesterday he LEFT SanborodoD: st on The istb one o.,
clock, T. Nj there was beard at that town a gres,
posion which seemed TO be at Guayaqt a., vss,orI
dom a e o;,. o,oek ~ me morning. an officer arrived
osd ~ council OF war!alat he spoke will, The ma,
VINO conducted The officer, and a. told lv him fla,
me F'ueba had been burnt in consequence NJ so,ns
parsons gong 10 draw HHle rum with camille nm al
'ouh' OF me dttsness OF The store room and hat ali
ne Vessrs anchored about the ship had been injured
ana many hRes - :ha.y, hai in short time i've
news was spread amosg all the people of Sanbo odoo
ana 'hM ne heard mentioned by an cicsr of nsrine
| tain" "''0 ~ "'eetf
| The letter referred to is as follows
my Ge''eTat-tis certain that lie Prueba has hes ere
destroyed by fire Many vessels, md more ,ban Ioan
urh were ia great danger. Thi. event o,k ,la,. a.,
neioTe yesterday CSl) one o'clock The ne,Ss 4.
S''"h""S"o"o ~ man just arrived from Sanboro,.ou
r.. G. GUEVARA."a,
1t Is with pleasure copy this after finding the prIs
cpa ana most interesting part OF the above news con-
hrhed' May God preserve your EScelency.
JOSE d. ESPINAR,
Another communication from General Flores 10 dc
same dated Baba May o. says 81 have the satisactio,
70 assure you That the burning of ship Prueba Jef
Peru has been confirmed in the terms as com.
inundated " on the 2Oh OF the present month Cons-
qlently he Liberalor calculate with ccrtainv tst
MS vessel has ceased 10 exist, aud that our su1adroa
wiz encounter no formal opposition in the Pacific how
ever much damage IL may have suffered in doubling TIC
! Cape" S'S
\ despatch from The Secretary General Of The I;,,y
tor, dated RObamba May 10th, says: "This event ms
determined the Li5erator 10 occupy tie province OF
Piura with force uic eni TO secure the dsap . ed
rui OF the battle of fafq and e. demand peace anee
OF tho ensny, when il retains little o no power to mako
war upon u.s."
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