The Sun.
London, England, 1819-08-04 00:00:00

[British Press]

An arrival from India has furnished us with
the following account of the energy and activity
of S r Thomas Stanoorl 'Lacs, in maintaining
the interests of his conwry'against the encroach-
ments of thy Dutch in the Indian Seas :
Extract from a Letter. (heed Prince of Wales's

which be returns 'to the seat of his Government,
at Fort Marlborough."

[The Times.]

Accounts have been received. from Venezuela,
confirming the defeat of a Spanish force by a
leader of the Independents, named Santander. A
letter from that Officer to Gen. Bolivar, dated
Santiago de Pore, April 15, says—
" 1 have just completed the, destruction of the
Royalist army, which, in number 3500, came from
Santa FE, lor the purpose of joining Gen. Morino
in Achagitas. None of them have escaped our
arms. All are either dead or prisoners. To the
cry of ' Veneer o' morir,' our troops, much infe-
rior in number, charged with such firmness that
nothing could resist them. The artillery which
they had in Salinas, and all their arms, baggage,
and munitions, have fallen into our hands."
A dispatch from the Secretary of State of the
Republic of Venezuela to the Plenipotentiary
from that State in London, dated Angostura,
May 28, which was received with the accounts of
the above victory, contains the following particu-
lars :

" At no period has the state of our cause been
sn flattet ing as at the present : doubtless within
this present year the terrible struggle between
despotism and liberty will he terminated. By
the accompanying manuscript and printed papers,
you «ill learn the complete triumph of Santander
over the Spanish army which was marching from
Santa 176. A division of two thousand five
hundred men, under General Urdaneta,which com-
poses part of the auxiliary English army, will
disembaik on the coast at the beginning of June,
to proceed to Caraccas, while our President Bo-
livar marches from Varinas, in the direction of
that capital; and General Pae7 watches Morillo,
who is in Achavnas, on the Apure. The cities of
Socorro, Tunja, and Pamplona, have sent to
Santander their congratnlat ions on the victory of
Pore. That commander now marches to occupy
Santa Fe de Bogota. Whelever his army passes,
it is received with enthusiam. In a short while I
expert to send you most satisfactory accounts of
the happy progress of the arms of our republic
The British who are in our service do much ho-
nour to our cause."

Adviees from the Cape of Good Hope, dated
May 10, were received yesterday. They cow-
tunnicate information of another irruption of the
Csffres, who, by the last accounts, were sup-
posed to be completely repulsed, to the number
at 30,000 men. They had crossed the river which
divides their territory from that of the Cape, and
were committing the most extensive depredations.
Order• had been issued to compel the milit,ry
service of the inhabitants of the adjoining dis,
and all the Ii ir,es had been put into requisition,
in order to equip a portion of them as cavalry,
the species of force beSt calculated to repel the
attacks of these dastardly but ►mischievous in-
vaders.—(ltid )

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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
The AnuttEss from Mr. FoLt.rrT of Chester came too late
for insertion this day, but shall appear to-morrow.

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