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London, England, 1816-10-22 00:00:00

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atirtelallowing are extracts from sortie Mate Atm.
eon Papers which have reached us. We also sub.l
a let
ter from St. Thomas, brought by the Lee-
ord bland packet. 'Facie, it will be seen; affirm
po•livelY' the defeat of BOLIVAR, that
awere this
thefflidh time in which he and his army have
ben annihilated, we should give up all hope of ever
hearing MGM of MVO or the Patriots.
/PO. 114 E CII.IIsLEsTON GAZETTE 01P 7TH • AUGUST.
NovA DIRECT FltoM NeEmos Meas.—We have seen
Mandesto from the Directory of Buenos Ayres;
moounciog.the Inetaliatiou of the National Congress
jam ?winces of Ain de la Plata, &c. in the City
iTtleonsan, on the 25th of April. This grand and
tortentous event has been caused by the good under'.
landing
which now prev.tils between the Govern.
0,0.4 Buenos Ayres and Monte Video.—The
trpoolican armies have made great progress in
hith The Royalist Governor of Chili has put under
%rest in the capital all the principal inhabitants of
tot part of the country which is still under hisscom:
onia. It is prohibited to them to handle any arms,
des a stick. The slightest disobedience is punished
licit death, without regard to age or sex. But the
ortaie4r, Generals of Buenos Ayres and Chili are
the bead of powerful ar.mks exasperated against
.tit bloody, tyrants. 14,,w that the best harmony
resals-amunpt •the Republican Governments of
part•bl South America, the most brilliant results
le:became ottreedorn will be the consequence.
It:haa.been reported that a Portuguese force in,
plied an invasion of Buenos Ayres; by virtue of a
!jay with Ferdinand of Spain. The Republican
Offal Artegas is waitisg for them on the frontiers,
30,000 men. All the population are under
sota, even women. We are positively informed that
late are whole companies of women furious and en-
assiagic, who have volunteered on the occasion.
Yoe invaders may become the invaded.
.7110 H THE staTtoNAL aNTELLIGENCER of SEPT. 14. •
Fronaderricn we hear of advantages gained by the
independents, in several actions with the Royalists.
General Sesmsn had bmten Armis,i, and Gen..ral
Tern was about to be attacked by General Vittoria,
the 'Republican Commander. The. Independents are
in possession of Coquina de Piedia, a town of the Gulf
dgelico.
TEE JAMAICA COURANT, AUGUST 17.
The schooner Hope was boarded while at anchor
is the Bay of Housta, by the Spanish privateer
schooner Victoria; the crew of which took some trifling
nodes from the Hope. This is the same privateer
tha fired Upon the brig Mary's boat, whose crew,
ire in number, arrived in the Hope.
Extract of a letter from Curacoa, dated August 2:
'Laois Brk'n was here last Sunday, in a large Pa.
schooner;tricf and next day Captain Turner's
ichconer s:tiled, loaded with Patriots, for the Spa.
lida Main."

' ekIARLESTON, SEPTEMBEK 10.
Eritrea of a letter received from Laguira, by the
ny of Baltimore, by a Gentleman in this city, dated
August 6, 1816: 46 This place is still protected by
a &Mg about fifteen sail, who came hither in ex-
yixtWen of an attack from a party of the Revolu-
tionists, who had Isnded between Laguira and Port
Cabello.' They calculated that the inhabitants of
&mountains and the count, y people would have
joined them, but they were opposed. The Royalists
ei4k many of the expedition prisoners, killed many,
aid it is said General Bolivar has been mortally
rounded.: the remailidcr sailed away in their fleet,
ail took the direction of Aux Cayes (St. Domingo).
I have been informed by an American Gentleman.
heti, that on the lit 'of August he was at Caraccas ;
that thirty of the Republican soldiers were marched
a little distance from the city and coolly put to death;
that two of their Generals were quartered, and their
amputated limbs expowd un the public mad.
"..On that very day there was a shoek of at, earth-
quake. ft is awful to behold the ruins of the city,
occasioned by former convulsions, aid hundreds of
batman skulls and bunts (if the unto, tunate creatures
who were crushed to death.. We had thought that
the atrocities of the Royalists would cease, since it
vat understood that Bolivar had given orders to stop
voseceisuy cruelties. But the government here is
aboiste, and the people are not allowed to practice,
31 iioted some of them are inclined to do, the offices
If bemanity." .

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" ST. THOMAS, SEPTEMBER 15.
(By the Leeward Island Packet.)
" You must already be informed. of the catas-
trnplee that bas•befallen Bolivar, as well as those who
followed him. This expedition has met with no SOC.
cwt, aid this could not have been otherwise, since
**diets are divested of talent, and thek intentions
!NOR distrust, even in those who might have been
Idled to follow their party. After leaving a small
b°14.10 blockade Panipater, which was Instantly
lamed from sea, Bolivar proceeded with his
"VI W Ganspitu, *Awry he was better received
!ilea ke even expected ; but the time he had expended
*Margarita having given to the Royalists time to
14,91 a end not being able to succeed on that point,
7, warnhorked his troops, *Lich were conveyed to
urornare. near La Copra.* There he was stopped
Morales, wbo had arrived from the interior by

toed marches.
" The Insurgents, who besides were in small
"abets, Were completely beaten, and Bolivar and
lee of his Officers were complied to take refuge
aboard their fleet ; the others were massacred.:—.
'inserted that a small body, commanded by the
*Reiman, M'Gregor, had retreated to Los Llanos,,
ad was joined by other partisans. We do not know
ihtss Bolivar is. Brion and his squadron were
hiring in these seas lately; but it is said he is gine
La the_United States, to repair kis ships. A part of
11,".aud of Margarita; under the orders of Aria.
'`', still bolds out for the Independents."
• " LA oUYIka„ SEP FEMUR 9.
in Thanks to Con, we have now got over the state
iojaati. 61.'4Y in which we have been for the last six
2.116; in conseqUence of Bolivar's Expedition,
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threatened this country. He lVded at °cu-
." at the beginning of July, and was compelled to
lend alone, leaving his arms., stores and people,
I!!11All elr<ry thing he had dared to put on shore.
, "Ralibio tly lost every thing, as you will ban
"il Di Uttl liublic papers."