The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-07
Translated for the DrxoosAr,e Pass. ]
BULLETIN OF NEWS.

BULLETIN OF NEWS.
The newspapers and private letters reeeiy-
cd from St. Thomas, squsint US with fa,tet-
ing news which We hasten 10 publish for gen.
erai satisfaction.
The gazettss Of Caracas which reached
that island, inform us of the glorious success
scs which the arms Of the Republic under
the command Of the renowned generals ZAR-
AzA and CEDENo have obtained in ibe siege
OF la Paerta and the province Of Guayana.
Zaraza closely threatens already the capital
Venezuela with strong army, after having
cleared oil the plains Of Cslabozo and Barinas.
Cedcno has entirely defeated and destroyed a
Spanish division Of 500 men, which the gov
ernor OF Gnayana dared TO present before tho
gallant and numerous Amy which there de-
fends Liberty. But il is not Venezuela alone
that is the theatre OF fortune and glory. New
Greneda also makes extraordinary Efforts a.
gainst the Spanish ,yren,s. The fato of gem
crai Moril!o has equalicd that Of the governor
Guyana. The plains of Bogo,a in the pro-
vince OF Cnndinamarca arc the happy field
allotted to our vengeance by Providence, by
punishiDg the crimes of that army which
styled itself the peace. maker Of America
that great army has been there annihila,ed,
and its bloody and feroeious chief only escnp-
Grenada has eujoyed peace after this famous
| exploit.
All these advantages over the enemy are
exclusively owing 10 the courage and virtues
inspired by cause so holy as that which We
defend. Till now our soldiers hare fought
without arms; henceforward their victories
viii prove more decisive. their triumph moro
ccr,sin and they will firmly hola the Positions
which they may gain. Their gallantry VIII
be upheld and aided by the ar1ns and other
immense military stores brough, by the de-
hvefing expedition. Until now the Tyrace
waged war only against flying parties which,
| acting independently, had no concentra,;on
energy or combination but in future they
will have to tight against strong and num-
erous army undor the command Ola single
chief, as much known and beloved by his
troops and people, as he is feared and rsspee-
ted by his advcrsaries.
No sooner did the delivering expedition
oppear in Guiria and this city, than the whole
coast was abandoned by tho enemy, who are
flying in every direction and are entirely dis
mayed.
His exccllcpcy major general James Mar
ino announces from Rio Carbide TO the most
| excellent captain general the liberty OF Jagu-
| sraparo Guarspichc and other adjacent towns,
the citizens Of which eagerly press to enlist
in the army, anxious to revenge tho wrongs
which their country has suffered.
The Newspapers from England and The u
ni,ed States Of North America announce a
| speedy rupture between the two maritime
powers and Spoin. The principal object OF
it, is without doubt that Of projecting Us IN
| our Struggle and giving US every kind OF sup
| port. Our situation Of course will have an
| Infinite advantage over that of our enemies.
Al their ports will be blocksdsd BY TWO pow
erful squsdrons which are near at hand. isus
| deprived of resources from the exterior, aud
| the iu,erior occupied by our forces The ces-
,rneiion OF or enemy Is inevitable 49,
| Curupsno, June the 9th, 1916, and the 9th
sfthe Republic.
| In s1e absence cfkis EzeeHsney fha
] bfaior General.
| LOUIS DUCUDRAY DE HOLSrEIN,