Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-30
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la = .,ttaES t&s nf,I III
l'engcr to bear viii sncbAorsss..s'e s /.
Ilitary desrotism. Fl Ja,z;ss "a
immense trade is tasTyiiae cl,' =. sssa
minute accounts have bee. Sss'ta
f'om all the nsiphboring b.als' ~ 'es's4
gree IN the disgust and diseoo,,..au y
Ieyery where reigus The real s -
lthe country begins TO be know s
Gathering hopes are at end. sI ~ !, w
independence as tie only alten,,;'
Mor'ilo began to execute his s,;s
|plan q organizing native troopsist:
cas-. hat he was soon obliged to s;,s |.
Tor besides there being badly a as,a
want Of proper means, they dess','l
tie mountains, where, With H. "
tons fthe Spanish line, they sps - y
ing the large bodies ofindebends",'
rillas.--I.llese every day oct - =
and better organized. aud rart;ae
that which still retains tile na,ae ~ /
'eral Rirass. They occupy the ~
and most fertile part Of the p-oy;;pcs !"
most absunding in cattle.
They cat off provisions slom A.
nemies, harass them. impede tb,;, g'
municatinus, and follow them M !. y
vicinity Of Caracas. The Sb,a ss.
can inspire no confidence in the i, y
tants, they are obliged to keep IN g q.
snd watchtul gariisous every sbs,. .U y
get no provisions bat by Sea- H.. =.
Caracas the people can search q
though this city, which. before <, We V
and earthquake, contained 5cNCOs,.
bitants now only contains |, Go, %
Several bodies of treoi,s \ ora.l
sent out against the indepeaden, h. .
been defeated and driven in. and !
Spanish division Of 700 men was MI
completely destroyed by guerrilla,.
ing the name of Gen. Rails. who :ernS
tertained to avenge the cruel mup,,J
their old leader. An English tgigass,
been dispatched from Jamaica to I,r.
"a and Puerto Caveiio, in order tatEn
the British merchant vessels Mori6Ea
sequestrated or detained to transrctLi
troops. It's generally believed ihnt,
capt. of said fl'igate, carries orders i
case they are not delivered up. 10 a1
them by main force. The merchants, /
SO of Jamaica, in consequence oftheFs
quent outrages they experience from Il.
Spanisrds, 4 aware off . great sdnu
tases England derives FROM frse tad
with New Grenada and the indepenter
points, as allowed by the supreme Fsde
ratiye Governments thereof, have s4dt
a strong remonstrance to the Bntd Go,
vernment at home soliciting its ycas,
ton, and the promotion ofthe main .
ject for which Spanish America is CO
tending.
The result Of the boosted expedisS
from Ca.,liz has at length resolved III
great problem (if it ever existed) vAsa'
The discoveries of Columbus are tobehe
These extended countries, having aired
experienced the sweets and benefits
liberty, as we'll as the horrors ola v
aud Spanish tyranny, will never again >
cent the calling yoke and favored
their situation, climate, distance II
Europe, and the anxious wishes Of
GOOD and virtuous, they will laugh at
future impetent efforts of Spain, whSH
do injury. pcssesspoints, take and ret:
but will aeyer again be able to extend
General chain of allegiance. Andsl
Such the interest Of Europe and OF
world 2 IF so, may we not say to the
fering Spanish Americans
But as one man-concCrd success
sures,
There's not an English heart but vi
is yours.