The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-11

eo''"'a'"er nhc forces, snranncss
troops anccr Us ccnlrand, that he az
Pe"'eh to Ct Eicn an6 cor ..tm, on the :
ms, ffcc'ee q Convection entered IL
css, ana brit general WindeT', Of ,he 49,
OF tue u. StHtes OF America, COR TIE n,,,.
release o. al prisoners of war HOSTAGE
o'he~s, ~i'n the exception OF the fortv
n'asr;ean c'hcers aad roncammssicned
bceTa ciaced N close cu:,s;nemen, q.
,ayes, N conformity 10 the Cerers, n"
o. i've &'ta Octe.ser last, in retsi;a,;on
- British born subIecls taken from
RANKS otthe eneGy, and serr to Eng,
for legal trial.
by this agreement it 10 s.ipulatet-T
ali prisoners of ENar, Che above nent,.ny
alone eXcepted) sha!ibe mutually exchan
geo, as delivered at snca places "a snail
De agreed on, with all convenient exprd,
tim and shall he declared rexpec,;vai,
all ana seveIaiiy, to be released, and free 70
carry arms, ana serve on the 18th MAY
next '"e same as it they had never been
fhoners OF war And it has been further
proFGf0, has whatever balance shall Pr
pear On the rcjurns of Prisoners of War.
respectively exchanged, or given up on pa
ole W 'i;her party, since the Commence.
nenI u' hostiIi,ies, that the NUMBER Of Pr;s-
oners ter which an equivalent has 10, been
return ID, shall be withhsid from all aib,s-
ny serv.Se, until dolly exchanged.
/, is with a proud satisfaction that ire
commander OF the forces feels couhaen,.
tina, this prov isiOnal clause can never apply
to the army III Canada, from the immense
disparity in the number and rank of the
PrisoneEs it has restored to the enemy.
Al officers, nUDcommissiened officers. and
solcieFs' oe'ng Prisoners of war, who ara
not prevented in consequence of their
wounds. are commanded to Join their res
pecu'e Corps and Stations, on the 18th day
OF May next, and 20 resume military duties.
EDWARD BAYNES, Adj. Gen.
ETf'urf Of q Lcfter from Vera Cruz. dated
Jan. %, 1914.
DEAR SIR.--Tre gallant and indefati
gable Liano has just sgnalzed himself by
glorioEs achievements against the fierce a
postated MorelCs. He set out from Mexico.
IN most active march, * fell on sudden
upon arroyo aud several other leaders os
the insurgents At II pujuq1a, putting to the
swor9 Ali their men. thoSe only excepted
who DID surrender at discretion, and few
who 5lade their escape together with Mo
re,csi through the thick wuods The 9Sd
Dec. he was al the distance OF four leagues
from ValladoIid which Morelos intended to
enterdlring the night OF the same day, with
iofee oIZO,OOO men strong 1t was i'm
pos lb.e Tor LlAuo to reach that CITY win
Inc Fho'e OF his army before it should be
ente red by the insurgents and theref,re
he took battalion frrm the regiment of
CoTbno and $50 horsemen-with only This
I re he marched. and entered the CITY m
the same night, Notwithstanding The opposi
ton of the insurgents he lost but 90 sol,;iers
killed or wounded. The Gath, tue whole or
his,arroy advanced & joined hiu aid the
said detachment III the face OF the enetnV
The 25th, ne attacked the whole army
oil MoreioS' and Cut 1t to pee es; 6c0 insur-
.;ctts killed. covered the field OF battle SOC
%tre made PRISONERS, and shot 80 pieces
1ilcannon, great deal of Arnrnricii ;or, -vJJo
gins, &c. we've found in the cN1sD OF H..
efemy. Moieios was flying III che sreatsst
Disorder. Llano pursued him with unre-
enuDg srdor, aud met HIM at TacamhArn
by the broken remains Of his ar
ny Ia moment did Liauo attack them
he took there g pieces of artillery and Tun
npskets, and put to the SWORD great
lun6er OF insurgents. Ike charged them,
3heu they Ned aud those VINO escaned h,s
lands did fah into the hands of Armiso
Who has at last put to an eud that heinSna
TmY OF insurgents near Pascuarn, DESTROYED
ne Junta OF Chimpancingo, and delivered
he town Of Oaxaca. On the otlsr side.
he intrepid Alvarez has cleared M from
hSu'6 SntS Az liiS country IT III Puebla tn
iua u.co. and completely anhihilated the
whole band under RnCow. A CONVOY of
foods, provisions aud several millions of dol
ars, is marching from Mexico to this place
md another from Potosi had lust arrived in
AID capital the ID inst. esteemed to be one
# e most valuable that ever came ont &c
'otosi. NJ
7. >. After l had written this, intelligence
laS reached here, that the convoy menti-
ned above was already near Jalapa and
hat no insurgents at al have been disco
cred III the road from tue capital to this
'lacc. will write 10 you more extensive
Y the first opportunity and perhaps it win
G, when the irigate that is prepared here
Q take eight millions of money to Havana.
ball leave here. Ii waits but for the arri-
al OF the convoy we expect from CadIz
aTryns $4,000 veterans to- reinforce the
afoDal armies in this kingdom, which can
1t tan 70 arrive within rev DAYS, accord
rg to otlciai notice given to his excellency
a. vceroy, and the governor OF this place..
WAsHINcToN, May 8.
Editors Correshondenee.
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