Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-10
SOUTH AMERICA.
FROM yENEZlJFIA

Tine 10 translate tor This number of tbe
CENSOR, the following ioasts, drank AT
pubiic dinner AT AngostHra We give
them as indications of public feeling :;
also, The translation Of some observations
on The navigation OF The Ornoco, which
cannot fail 10 prove highly interesting TO
The commercial and sea-iaring cemmu-
nifty. CC,nsor.
/. The President OF The u States-chicf ma.
sistrate OF a free peopie--Wc tender him the
homage of sincere goodwill.
:. The Supreme chief of Venezuela. and tie
people he represents happy contamination
B: The people OF Venezuela, q" free sovereign
and independent. Their gallant struggle for
the rights of man, constitutes tser best right
10 rank with nations.
4. The brave Mar.a'itians-inv cham
plons of the new world--yom richly deserve
new title. Ner SpcrtunS al, hail.
D. 10 the memory of the intrepid patriots
VITO have fallen in their country's cause-Mar-
iyIs OF liberty we cherish your example
the world resOunds Your fame-posterity will
ENJOY the prize of Your valor
3. Onr brothers OF North America-They
have reached the goal We lin full gallopl an
IN sight OF II. Let there never be IA greater
0WeTtnce between ~
Z. All America, and all her tribes-ene con.
tinent, one cause, one people--itS various affairs
adorine the same Divinity
g. miracle not fahulous-The light has ri
niH the Mest,to dispe the darkness brought
from the East
9. The people OF the united kingdom of Great
Britain and lrelaud-Couspicuous i'm the arts,
renowned IN arms-ielicity to them, and amity
with them.
10. Retributiue .juStics-I'he freemeu of South
America, by asserting their own rights ayeuge
the wrongs of the a5orgines.
III. Uene Iekei! The vampire sovcreignty
iof three centuries ofatrocity, is doomed 10 an
eternity of intamy.
IL. The guerra a la ,1ufife--a hborronf tothe
Truly brave, but forced upon them nv the mil
mons OF despotism--E rtCrlninai ion to the CAUSE
dlscontnuance to the effect.
10. ne end OF our labors-The dominion of
peace will repair the devastation of war-when
me expulsion OF the tyrants allows us to shut
the aoor OF Janus
III. The primary art Of AgricuHure-Ii is n
primary duty TO promote the vocation which
converts the wilderness into a garden" Speed
the ploughr
10. COmmerceand Nariyatioa-Ther activity,
like the circulation at the blood, keeps national
bodies in health and vigor.
10. The principles OF cird L5erfy-the genuine
Promethean fire, which warns MIN into new
me, and prepares for new digniy--May it be
meXtinguishabie
~: Education. right of s'gicge, and freedom of
the PresS-ihe main pillars which sustain the
temple of lberty-May no blind Sampson or
fhilIstine ever phil Them down.
Is The monsters who have desoiated Vene
zneIa, with the 6ioodh0Rads Of despoism-For
''NN va let no HISTORIAN mistake
them for men!
10: Rational liberty to all the wsrld-nawgre
me designs OF the demagOgue, aud the pertiJy
OF the aposlate.
II is already known 10 all, that the DIFF
iIcmltIes and delays in ascending. the ORR
noco, from June ill September, are great
aud veXaiIous, on account of the strong
currents, the Gains, &c. prevailed al
that season. Probably these impedi-
menls will soon be lessened by the adop-
non OF STEAM BOATS, which NAV either
take vessels IN low, or bring mp their
cargoes. Admiral BRIoN, 1 learn, has
received from This government this exclu-
slvc privilege for a term Of years, in CON
siderailon of his services, and il is said
intends io'contraci for boats as early as
circumstances permit. But may assert,
without presumption, Thai the time can
not he very remote, when an entrepot, if
not The principal mart, will be established
at some point far below this city be
cause Waiify and convenience govern every
thing relating TO ihe settles and channels
Of commerce. 10.
NEW YORK, Nov. I've have been favour
ed with the following extracts from a letter TO
a respectable merchant in this city, dated,
VALPARAISO, JuLY II, 1918.
q.
said TO have sealed the Independence of Chill.
The expedition under OssOrio was the las,
and utmost struggle oil the Vice Royalty OF Pc.
rn TO regain this country, and is said To nave
cost them notices. than three millions of dollars
Tie prompt manner in which the ChIlians
turned ont on this alarming occasion when
their infant liberty seemed suspended Oh the
fate OF day, the decisive issue Of the action
which ended III The complete overthrow and
destruction of the Spanish arms | conceive to
be The best testimony of the patriotic feeling
that now pervades every class OF peopIc i'm this
state. The Ontario carried the news of this
battle to Lima, which created there the ut.
most aStonIshmeDt aud despair. An expedi-
ION is now fitting Out against TalcnhaDa and
Lima. 1t is believed they will be an easy
conquest to the Patriots, as they are becom.
ing greatly distressed for bread. which here
toiore has been supplied from Chill and the
patriot prVatoers cut Oft all supplies from the
East Indies.
Mir. Robinson, who came in the Columbus. is
consul general OF the'U. S. fer Peru and left
here for the city of Lima on the Ifth June in
the Ontario. Judge Provost follow ed him two
days since III the British Sloop Of war Bios.
som.
The Ontario sailed twice from here for Co
lnmbIa river, but returned the first time for
ihe purpose OF medlatng for an exchange OF
prisoners between lie Spaniards and Patri-
OTIS. Capt. Bidd!e has continued TO make him.
self exceedingly popular with The ChiIians, and
our distinguished cOuutrymen who are among
them are looked mp to as their mentors in for
IHinS their new government, which as yet is lit
tie better than a military one.
ne biitIsh T.. ]. COmpany's ship WBdham,
arrived mere az most fortunate crisis for the
owners OF her, when the fate OF the country ap-
Peared suspended upon the issue of the battle
OF Ialca and Mayo, and an enemys squadron
blOckadiHg aud ready to enter the port she
was Immediately sold to The Patriots for the
enormous sum Of S $50 coo, which was princi.
paily paid by the merchaDts.-She was imme.
diaieiy fitted ont as CHILEAN Cav. frigate.
she - now hitting for the expedition against
ginsou, OF Boston. The Cumberland is also
an Old indlamam in the foryi of a line Of bat
tie ship, and is come here to be sold, bat il is
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