Richmond Weekly Intelligencer, Volume 1, Number 23, Richmond, Wayne County, 19 June 1822 — Page 2

Foreign News. - i a China It is known to be the prttc

tlcc of the government of this country, when a Chinese, is killed by a

foreigner-, even by an weeident, to

demand lile for lile It appears that British frigate, king near Canton, for certain good reasons, had fired

killed several Chinese.

aft commissioners from the provtn

ces of Buenos Ayrcs, Santa Fc, Ln

trc. Itios. and Cornentcs, met at tnetaiter an engagement

city of Santa Fc, duly authonzxd

one from each of those states; ana on

the 25th concluded a solemn treaty The stipulations are couched h

seventeen articles, by which they

bind themselves to make comtnot.

cause against external or internal foes; and afford each other mutual succor of all kinds. The 8 th article

j provides for the complete freedom of maritime commerce in national

upon and Rule

The authorities of the place demanded the same number of Englishmen

. I ft . .

to be nut to death, which was rc- vessels, without paving duties or

fused. In consequence, all inter-Suffering delays at any port of the

courcc with the latter was strictly contracting parties, Sec. except so prohibited, and they had "truck their far as may be necessary to examine flag and embarked at Macoa. At ships' papers in prevention or detec

ting the viceroy was excccdinirh itlon ol contraband.

alarmed, and is said to have request

cd the Ercrl'h to iiive tin some of

i their men to death a d reru n their

under colonels Tcllo and Barinas, in

which the latter were completely

defeated. In addition to the above particu

lars, wc learn, by capt. Hathaway, that com. Daniels had just arrived at

Laguira from the blockading squad ron off Porto Cabello, having bcei ordered by the Columbian goven1. ment on other service. The Spanish frigate Laguira had made an at tempt to break through the blocka

dron at Porto Cabello. but

I ' t l did not succeed, and returned into

port with the loss of her foremast. A Spanish brie: of war had been more

successful, having eluded the squad

ron and arrived at Carracoa. Capt .

II. saw a three masted schooner in

the Mona Passage, supposd to be. a

N.York. 4

By article 13 it is agreed that, in consequence of the losses and expenditures of protracted warfare, for-

tradc, for which it w as thought that eign and civil, it is inexpedient tojSpauish eruizcr. The British brig

he himself would be decapitated jtorm a general congress for the pres-j I hetis, ofiSewcastle, from Grccncck previous to this he had declared thatient: and Santa Fc is to withdraw! via. St. Terras, wns wrecked two

the Kr.ghsh who came to Panton ine deputy irom tins partial congis miles to wimlwaru oi iaguira; car-

"Xv-re '"a detestation of th

ard the scorn of the whole world thai thev should not take away a drop of tlew from the tea leaf, nor the down from a tin cad of silk." Canton was exceedingly dull in con-

to Canton the deputy from this partial congis mi e Chinese. 'at Cordova. But article 11 providcs;go

partly

savec

1.

that when one state thinks the propcrl

occasion presents itsell for installing; a congress, it hall consult with aral1 RICHMOND INTLLLIGKNCKR. invite the others. I : " "TT

U inKsrAV, Jim: iJi, U.J:'.

THE PRESIDENC Y OF

THE U. STATES. Each of the following individuals has been proposed as a person tit and proper for the office. John Q. Adams, Massachusetts, 1

"Dew it Clinton, Rufus King, Smith Tompson, Daniel I). Tompkins

lienry Baldwin, i James Ross, Pennsylvania. 3 John .Sergeant, ) William IT. Harrison, Ohio. 1 James Monroe, Virginia 2 Spencer Roane, $ h '

Henry Clay, Kentucky, 1 Nathaniel Macon, North Carolina 1 Andrew. Jackson, Tennessee, 1

John C. Calhoun, William Low rules, V

Wm. H. Crawford, Georgia,

cerfamed that Coto had been retaken States to oy application to ne raid ciom cficannsnment atSfeiA

by the Patriots on the 17th of April, the amount of the rtfad Hind due this U. that a ready sale of thei !

alter an euMirement with tne torce state. ,l " 1 uu" "ulJ e relied

prejudice agmst domestic

LIST W HAEiUiUA 113 rji

A 1 1 1

nui oniy removea, out it U P

a preference is given them fl

manufactunes may n0t v. reached that apparently ? style in which goods are L in substance and durab lt certainly excel the import qual price. Small profits, W

musi sausiy our manufacO

me nepan nom this ffiatim

will excite prejudice at C

v-mpuiuon abroad,

Bueno'i Avres, herself, appears to

fequer.ee ot this procedtire ot tin proceed prosperously. Her papers English, who appeared determinedjdicuss freely the most iuip.rtar.l sub-j ir Klitr, to r-sUt the absurd laws of the cm-(jocts, and in a repuhluan spirit.; Vou arc authorized to state that

mre as to cases ot ua nature. ,one nas uist ouut an eihiic ror a

Wat Indies. The crews of two

English essels, captured by Spanish privateers and sent to Porto Rico, have been given upon the demand of the captain of the British sloop of war Es-x.

re pies tion of

Native hall, under the diree-

D. Prospero Catelino.

Dr. S. Kveuts,

jlsis a candidate for the State Legisla-

foundations are laid precisely on the I,,r lo re)rc5cnt the County oi

" III iv ere reared (he; l'mon

A VOTER.

A Bermuda paper of the 4th of!ercicd against those accused of pro

May ay uThc Falmouth, captainlmotin; the independence of IN in

Parcel!, was lately ordered to call

at Porto Bello, on the Spanish Main.

ame pot whereon wc

dungeons ol Oruro in 17C0, in which

the most unhr'nlled lvrane.v v:i5 cv-

I it ttr L tlirrtis oj I mpif L'ntJy.

MV name, havinn for some time

over those disracoftd remembraiiecs.iheen publicly aiuiounced, as a cai.diin IC22 and suct edin years, the. date at the crsumi? election, for the

to notify the commandant of marine, 'consolatory voice of liberty and jus-. office of oneof your representatives:

that the Finnish Admiral will not tice will resound. :' au l having from various considcra-

admit of any port on the main, in; Flour at Bueno Ayres, has old,tioii5 detennined to decline stanlinur

possession ot the Columbians, hemgjlor ,s20 per barrel. I ne prouuecja poll, 1 d em it proper thus publich In a state of blockade, unices thcrejof the country was also verv hiph. t make mv determination known.

be two regular men of war stationed Co. A decree was. issued of-.'But justice to im self requires, that

olf such port to enlorce the same: the 27th January last, absolutely pro- I Mm uld take this oppertuuitv. to de-

nrid that the Spanish privatet r? cap- hibitiie the export of wheat. Hour clare that I never, in a single instance.

turm anv English vessel, ill iota-, and bread from the territories of hcpn p d mitsctf as a amili'lalc. to an

tion ot

clircd pirates, cordlnl:lv.,, The BritUh

this intimation, will be de- republic during the piesent vear, oniperson whatever, and that mv namt

and dealt with ac- account of the shortness of the crop. The clfect of this may he estimated

isianus, generally,; i rom tte lact, uat i n 1 1 was con-

are j-u tiering crcat agricultural and

commercial distress, are sending ad-

aidered as the granary of Peru. Peru. The slato of this country

was inserted in the public paper

S. Carolina, 2

encourage

n

riraie. at.

The U. S. u

cr Alligator, lieut. com. St! has arrived at Charleston fJ active cruise m the West India1 especially on the coast ofdJ ter pirates. Lictir. S

. " irprn.

Grand total, 17 Pitts. Statesman.

Xavat. The frigate which is

nearly built at Philadelphia, is to

P

ot these v retches, and rescuJ

prisoners irom meir murdero

out made no prisoners the keeping close to the shore,

There is no sort of doubt bJ

the pirates arc encouraged and' tectcd by certain of the autfJ

in Cuba, especially by the god of Holguin, with whom a rW

ije called the Susfurhuniiah. TherJCIlcc was held which will uj) keel of a ship that may carry 140 be published. Plundered goods) gun, it is said, is about to be laid publicly brought in mid cC)

on

r j - - . .r J 411 ,ujU there. The former is covered with Xibara, and Lieut. Siorlt

a house as the latter Will be, and it is liardly restrained, hy his positi

understood that neither ol Uiem wiJJI.truclioiis, irom settling the iel

he speedily launcheii, unless tne re-fxvith the conmiandant and peot Iations of our country should be ma-jthat place.

tcrially changed. 1 his i helieved tol It appear that the ianiousU

be the he?t way ot prcservirrj vessels. JS at itie head of seme of these - t ties that their bushier m jlffHiluchiolri. The Tui UMliam ijr that they often murder v

aiKuane, iueA; square ncu ve3- crews, and that sci.ie strorj sel that e rr arrived at or sailed from! juticc, after the miuiner of M

this port, ha-arrived at 0w lork. r,.Uct be committed to suppress

with 26; bales of cotton, the pro-idreadful villaniei?. to

duct ol

the

c.cedrd hc)oiitl expectation.

- - - ---- ui vituiiii t iiitiiiiw ;f io n in . : of the fnt seed ever j)lanted injsccm to be parties tliroughcu neii;!:boi-b.ood, which liaj suc-'islaud of Cuba.

The Allitrotor has brought ":

Iprizes, one the Columbian prid

In consequence ot Schooner called he CieneLJ.r.

of the. rivers !27."d halesjiQg i l0I,g o ant .j carouidc

Or liens.

the rin

olculfu', arrived at ew Orleans in crew of which had mutinied at

without im knowledge or pei mision. six W( civs. eiulmir April 21', viz. Ua.Jjred f;lanL and was taken b? tlx

although 1 e.lUM-wards assented to thel.T l. Loui-iaras, ?. 2S Alabamas, .ojp Nem has, without am co

noioinatloo. To those who have been siiin rc in

-J.VJ Te r.c-c(';. It appears that a-j?ioii ' on board; the other a f

..in iu.Huinmn: nates e.i coiuiu weie lotllul tne ncighuol l;ood C

dmoual petitions to the kin for re-os improving. J he royal power i-.tncir prmexMons o iriendsbip aiarexported l. rto iNow . Orleans m t, -rates at sea, with only a I

. . . V I 1 I a ' t 1 I - . . 1 .... .A MA m i . - I I' . I r . . -

i with, not yet entirely su0cclcu, mil us ei-;asuranees oi support, i tenoer my

lu'l. 1 hev want onen

the United State?. Hiuti. This island is

trade

lions cannot avail any thinir. The',warmet at knowledtrments for th

all riusiet. 'patriot eo eminent has fitted out a!,honor they intended mo, and assure

mall fleet of 5 veeb

stellation frieate lately lelido.

The Con-'them, thai, when I aain become a

ic

1 lie troops are in the hirhct state of discipline, and the people appeal to he d-.yoted to their chief, pn 'si-

dent 15ver. The national miard.j r r , , , . nt Cape-! lay lien, wa. latch revie .Iulm papers to the 21. in,, ed by him, and 0,000 were on the; The distremi; intcllitrrncc i re(iebh jceived that the packet ship Albion, Cuhn. A party of soldiers have fNcw "oik, for Liverpool, with a dernohsb.ed a printinc-oflicc at Ha- tiumber of passenger, a valuable

B 1 ..a ..

vat-i, andabu?ed the editor and hiil at n 'nd a lare juantity ot specie;Si!NKi Mop.u. Di tv. wi.rkmen, -or publishing some strir- 011 hoard, has been totally lost near! 1 think morality and duty would

turesoit the conduct of the captain liK Jead at Kmsale, wlicn theitearh a man more sense than toattack

Visited Mo-lcaudidalo, I shall not decline an ;

ceptance of their favors.

1). I. Morris.

I.OOk'llEKK! .V Answer to a piet e called UA Sjuib for small pr;Un,.' m the Richmond Wi ekly Intelligencer, No. 22,

months cpdi.-ir with April 1 C22, that .hoard, and marks of LUd w

in me same time in itJi the grea tcrtpiautity belief "0)39 bales.

turns r n

I,.

perceive

by an adverti.- iik nt in the Loiahu OWsener. (.f the TthofApi il. that the

deck.

t I ''', fro hi thl

v.

:ie nLU'e(

general. A remonstrance, to the Spanish cortes, against the wanton abu?e of power, was drawn up the next day and sinned by more than

30J0 i.ihabitants. UAH is conjecture p1 r' in ,,G Peerage, thecicw con

as to what will be the termination of this affair; but we are in daily ex

pectation of a revolution in the eminent of the island."

Brazil. Flour was scllincT nt St.

t;ov-

whole perished except one paon- a man or set of men in such harsh gcr, one of the mates and six of thejterms as are set forth in the piect' acicw! There were about 22 cabin'bovc named, with a cloak, or w ith

passener, 7 ot whom were ladies.

Mstcd ol 21 men, so about 44 per

sons lost their lives! among whom was count Lefebcre J)enouttes. The vetsel went to pieces on the

rocks some cotton, had floated

Salvador at 37 dollars per barrel j ashore. The people on the coast apmatjy bakers had stopped hu?iness!pcar f have rendered ev ery assist-

in consequence. G)Iomtji(iy It is stated in a letter, dated Paris, April 10th, that Mr. Zea, the Colombian minister there, bad, the day preceding, delivered a diplomatic note to the ambassadors of the diflerent European powers at tliii court, demanding the recognition of the independence of Colombia. It is extremely well written and the language said to be bold in! linn. Moralles still maintains the cause of Spain but Porto Cabello must Soon fall, and, with it, the last shew of royalty in the republic; which is daily increasing in strength and rapidly advancing io prosperity promising to become, from its local condition and natural advantages, ol 0rcat importance in the scale of nations. Ruenot Ayns. The "Aurora" informs 09 that uOn the Hth of Jauu-

ance in their power.

LATEST FROM S. AMERICA. By the arrival this morning of the schr. Endymion, cant. Hathaway, in

i'i aaysirom iaguira, we learn that

garrison to surrender. 1 lie fleet

consisted of three brie and six schrs.

and had been firing for some days into the town. The effect, of the

summons was not known when capt.

n. put to sea.

A report had reached Laffuira

that the Spanish general Morales, defeated in all his projects, and per

ceiving mat lie was about to bc; surrounded, had effected hia escape, a a i n

anu tirrivvu ai i orio iaoello. 1 iiis

is extremely probable, as, by accounts received hero last evening, it ii as-

his name, and the names of those he

a striking' at, concealed; especially, is man who seems to have as high a sense of honor and duty, as the author here alluded to seems to assume. If the gentleman (if I may so call him.) will step out on fair ground, with clean hands, name names, and

support facts then, I pledge myself

he shall be answered; otherwise, I shall treat it with silent contempt.

and deem .the, piece and the auther

notworth my-nuticc, or the. nolict

ot any other man. Not knowing the

man or men accused, though believing .mankind. in general, morally

good, 1 nave no douht, hut uhat he

crnmm' ui i

17G3 to 17:

iiuir grams, anu tnat a proiessiona

gentleman v. ill shortly proceed to this country for the purpose of claiming these grants. V. Y. (luz.

The Baltimore Patriot oftfo

ult. contains the following cxtis

a letter, received there: I General Morales, the Spi

ro) thi yeity, and continual firing is kfff it that theyilught and day between bimaci

Patriots, who hold pos-cion town. Part of the brave kgioE came out with Gen. D'Evereau: this place, and, should Morales

. . at i i t tk I 'rril 1 LntTk r. A rl

i Lti;t kii tiauiu i nan iu u

viltt nlfalt l cnjnrs of

I

Prom the Aurora.

If a bustle, greater than has been, (both sides.

upon our wharves and in our streets, sequences to those brave men A

ioi eerai years pai. may ne uiKcrnhe -ucceed. The city is unue

he will meet with a dreadful & las it is a war of extermination

n,.A i...n,s tV

uuu uiuy miuwj'

strictest martial law.7'

"Two men, Spaniards, detect

iiinni in the eneniv. were K"i

-rrv s' . ' .

fartorirti bnvp already :irrUiib r

u.,lb Buaurot; oijor uiey uC aoie io accouni lor ceed tne anticipation? ot their mo-t

lono aoeiio, nau summoned the any thing iticy have said or done, in sancuine friends: the number of looms

. a . . r ' i g .i i i . l "s-

any civu way wratever.

A FARMER. Way uc County, June 16, 1822.

Christopher Harrison Esq. agent of

tne atatc ol Indiana lor the three per A f 1 1 -

cent. lima, unuer date ot the 6th inst. say? It may be premature for the road commissioners to appoint airy time to'rcceive proposals, or to make

any contracts before they arc advis-

eu oy me, a 1 Inxvo not as yet, received any answer from the Secrcta-

.is a Jim.- Miu.cauoii, mere is an exicnsive business now csrried on in this

city. Agricultural uroducts meet a

t

ready and good market for consump-Jto the square yesterday atiifj

I he report as to the number w

rales? troops varies; but, there fe

..oubt he is 3000 strong, ana a

tion as wclla. exportation; and, not

withstanding the v:ist importation ofj

loreifin labncs, purc.ha?eis are to be

found disposed to buy at a fair price.!3iJcrable number of European &

mere is onenraaen oi nuimeMiiow- iards. 1 think, however, MK ever, which we an? especially rejoic-can withstand the British kpc ..-1 4 i..J 1 1 t . . . .

l l" gouu uuu locieaaing; we:tuCy have any .thing ot a.ciw

mean mo uianuiaciure anu sale ot domestic goods; indeed,thc extent

and excellence to which our manu-

employed in and about this citv is

very great, and the consequences are

the ready sale of agricultural pro

duct!, and a steady demand tor houses

and workshops, r rem the eastern

states vast uuantities of domestic

goods, excellent in their quality, are almoste daily introduced ; and, from

our own vicinity, and Prandywine,

cotton and wollen goods are brought

to complete a stock equal to the de

mand. We trust that the appearance

which our citv now present., will

ry of Uio Trcaiury of tho United couvinco the owners of thy woolen

New London-, AfhiU

Lvntmcntot .tzt- ?ou:n u."-

Ve have been favored wi

resting particulars respectina

ern continent, bv captain auR. Pr.hi.rr. of the Slooo Jaiars

roe, lately arrived at Stow" from the south Sheilandi.

James Monroe, from the SheJ Isles, to the continent, ai:J coas'j i i om abreast of the Mes, to tW ward as far as the 44th deg!j West Longitude, keeping as shore as tiic edec of firm ice admit. At some places I'C J

coast nlonc the shore; at otlern

he touia liot approavu

v . j.