Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-16
S. A. PATRIOTS.
a BLOODY LIST
OF rictims to Spanish Royal VENGEANCE.
Translated for the Baltimore Patriotl
GeRerdt MoriUO's Head Quarters }

Santa lie, 22i Julv, 1916.
Names of the principal Heads of the Rebellion
III the h:ngdom OF New-Grenada, tried by
the permanent Council of War, and execu-
ted on the DAYS here mentioned
18th June, ISl6-Antono Viiavicencio-was
captain OF frigate in the Royal Amanda and
Royal Commissioner for the paciiicaton of
these countries--He abused his trust ferme Mt
ing parties, and becoming frantic in the sun
port of Independence. He was member of the
Congress, ofthe executive power, of the coun-
alt war, general III chief of the army Of re-
serve, and governor Of the provinces OF TUNA
and NIariqulfa; ultimately made prisoner at
FONDA. Ee was degraded according TO the
royal ordinances, quito theswOrd, and his pro-
perty conhScatcd.
lMh JUHe--tgnacio Nar9as-was a member
OF The Electoral College Of this province, legis-
iotor, senator. lieut. governor Of The province,
voter, ard afterwards of the tribunal of vigil
since-as judge, he prosecuted and punish
ell with great cruelty all those who were faith
ful TO the king. Ills property was confiscated,
AID he put to the sword
Jose de la Cruz COntreras-Was captain UNI
der the rebel government, commandant of
Nareand AngOstuTa where he fOughtth kings
squadron that attacked him A.; and formed sevc-
raj companies to resist the troops of his males
ty, treating the people with the greatest ty-
ranny. flewas put to the sword, and his pro-
pcrty cOnfiscated.
Jose Marta Carbonell-Was the first presi-
dent of the tan,u!tuary Junta put the yice-roy
AInar IN irons, and sent him TO prison; instiga-
Ted the people to insult the vice-roy---chief
minister OF the treasury a bitter persecutor
Ofthe friends of the KING ; and one of the most
peFyeFse and cruel that has distinguished him
selfamong the traitors. He was hung, and his
property contiscated.
Jose Ramon DE- Lcyva-Lieut. Colonel, and
secfefaryto his excelency the vice-king Amar;
sBe oftlic promoters of the rebelIIouA-andpro-
secuted his chief in tlie principal cOmmunica-
tons made colonel by the rebels, commanded
several expeditions against the armies Of the
4 IL c hat taaa
tedto be n brigadier-general. lie was degra-
del and pat 10 the sword.
oh Jaiy--Crisant0 Valenzuela--Was fiscal A
gent OIL hall of1ustice established in this CAPT
tai secretary 70 The first congress, secretary TO
the senate, MEMBER Of the electoral college,
secretary Of The deputation oftlic 20 ongress,
secretary of state and of foreign affairs under
The general government. counsellor. and au-
thor OF an infinite number OF sediti0us papers
lie was prt to the sword, and his property
eOuiisCatci
Miguel Pcmbo -Wasa lawyer OF the ancient
rOya! Audience was ~ the first tumultuaTy
lnnta, deputy 10 tine congress, iieutenantg 60
vernon Gftfe capital, author of many rcvoluti-
oDat4 writings, which contained hcretical and
seii,iJus Daxiins Of constitutions for the state
and Tas one OF tie most tenacious and con-
stanf supporters of independence, and Of the
eneriies Of the King. Was put to the sword,
aud his property corfiscated:
Francis Xavier Garcia Ezia--was lawyer
&c the royal audience, and administrator Of
tic Saft-WOfkS OF IipdEuEN, uufinG inc fcDelU-
on ne was governor Of this province member
efcongress, resident Judge and being govern
orof Candiuamatca, made considerable doua-
fion toad the place ofCuinagtna, besieged by
thc kings troops was put 10 The sword and bis
propcrts cDnfscated.
Jorge fadeo IsOzano was an officer Of the
Spanish guards was one olthe FIRST % dispos-
scss the legitimate authority commanded q
force rascd al that time was aIDembeT Of the
electoral college, president Of the executive
power IN tins pr0vice, became rebel brigadier,
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