Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-20
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From the New York Tlmp,, May IS ]

ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.
The British ship Nimod, Captain Atkins, from Liver
pool; whence she sailed on the 8 u u arrived last night
Our news collector politely furnished Ivy her Captain
WIN Liverpool aud London papers, including The Times
oil The h one day later Than previous dates There
Is nothing oil Importance hey ond former dates The
Times contains Aansaton OF royal decree pubshed i'm
The Madrid Gzee, conscang the property OF
tics who have taken in the popular and ar
rayed Themselves against the State In cases OF most acts
The coihscaon Is TO take place OH the pht
Of The ecceslae'cs concerned in Them, aud the property
OF those OF This order be conscsted whenever thew
are known TO receive or conceal The rebels
he funds TO be derived from these conscaons are 10
be applied 10 the use OF The widows aud phans those
who h've been killed in defending the Government,
TO the extinction OF the na,ionsl debt.
The following is the account OF the capture Of the Ex.
press packet:
The Csptainf'eneral of Gacia sent 10 this office on
the 20'h al March, the following despatch:
Most Excellent Senor--Having Communicated 10 ffie
Board Tor the service OF the guada costas 10 the brgan
i'ne Guadsrte' aud to the Commsndan General nd in
teIm oil 'igo orders Tor the exeriion OF the rigor
Gus vigilance, in order The capture The Ban-
der express packets which according Information re
ceved this NINTH from Her hajes,ys Minister in Lon
don, had sailed from Plymouth, laden ih nunitcns of
war for the Preiender. the gusrs put sea- aid
the brigan,iHe Gusdaete commenced cruise along IN.
COAST lbe result oil these measures OF precauon has
been most fortunate.
{" On the 17th, at in the morning. the g,arda. costa
bnssnine FL Argos, Capt. Don Juan Antonio Coii
captured the Express packet OF the particulars this
operation, Her Majesty will be sppied by the sdjoined
Exceliency. - 49,
have taken tina, the should be freehted,
anu her cargo deposited in with ou-
Die inventory ole OF which placed in the hands of
the military Commandan I'D interim The province OF
iuy and The other in the keeping Of The establishment of
the gnsrda costss which will form sufficient evidence
Of the freight.
CAS- Senior Vial in hi. communication TO me bs. said
that one or more OF the Pretenders agents embarked ON
board This vessel have ms ructed Colonel Cuests in case
any sPaniard were really board take TO make
our particular report respecting ihem order 10 the
identifying their persons and 10 forward the same 10 me
without delay, for the purpose Laying before the Mi
htsry Commission, that the parties may according
TO law.
Though the cargo s rot yet o,nay certified, Col
Cuesa assures me that IL consists Of 25O0 muskes eco
barrels OF csrdges $50 large barrels Of powder, and
quantity OF shoes.
III make this communities on 10 your Excellency for he
purpose oil having the fact made known to her Majesty
hviiy, zeal and ability displayed by Col Cuess, com
mandani ac interim Of the province of Tuy who has
fened the putting of Of the guarda. cosas and the bril-
gantine Gnadaeie without which, the W. sci in question
would have escaped The constant services which the
gnarda boats render In watching the coast also
merit her majesys consideration, and this
equally due 10 The Boards and 10 the Captains of the
vessels, who are all ready the slightest nIination 10
execute this important service and in particular the Cap
tain OF the Argos, Don Juan Antonio Corlns'
captain Cortina, in his despach states that when he
boarded The Express packet The told him that
was bound 10 Oporo and Lisbon with provisions put upon
examination, he found instead Of provisions the wArke
stores above mentioned After the capture steamer in
the service Of Don Miguel came up The Portuguese
Captain said that The cargo Of the Express des
tined Tor Don Miguel aud that therefore prize ght to
be given up TO him. Captain CorliDa insisted on
keeping possession.