Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-03

small. This issot time, most cxcellcn.
SIR, TO give particulars; promise soon TO
furnish them To your excellency. God
preserve your excellency many years. A
pril 5, 1918, at 8 =. NJ.
JOSE DE SAN MARTIN.
Another despatch Of the same date
from General San Martin, states that the
battle continued from TO p. NJ and
that Il has secured the liberty of Ame-
RIGA.
i'o-morrow 10 in The forenoon, thanks
will be returned 10 The God OF armies
in the Holy Cathedral Church, at which
soiemni,y his excelIency the Supreme Di
rectorot the State and the corporation,
will assist
There will be three nights of illumina-
ton throughout the city. Buenss Ayres,
April IL, 1878. By order Of his excel
lency. GREGORIO TAGLE.
Saturday, 27M June, 1918.
MIR. COLEMAN We hand YOU for
publication lie following, communicated
bv our correspondent at Buenos Ayres,
uuder date OF 25th April last.
Yours, &c.
DE FOREST 81 SON.
The American frigate left here YES.
on board. Mr.. Bland having gone to Chi
II 10 join the Ontario. The royalists un-
der Osorio, in Chilli, have been complete
ly defeated by San Martin on tie 9th
inst. with the loss of 5000 prisoners and
great many killed, besides all their ar
uiicry and baggage
BUENos AYREs, April 10 BY advices
received from the interior, and from per-
sons OF intelligence and veraciiy, who
succeeded IN escaping from the power OF
he viSiiant enemy, we learn thai the pat
iiotic spirit winch maintains itself in those
parts oi the country, in al, its vlgOr, gives
no small uneaslness 10 their Oppressors,
keeping III continual alarm the parties of
Siiio; that the patriots hold The territory
from potosI TO Chululzaca, and inter
cept all provisions HAT TeXada, with his
force, does the same near Chit; that The
conmandant Mendez IN San Lorenzo and
the sergeant Major Roxas, who closely
invest the enemy at Fariia, do not suffer
them 10 leave their intfenchmenis, and
where extreme necessity obliges them 10
employ larger force on their cxpedi-
tons, they sutierno less by the enormous
and scandalous deseriions which they
experience from the vicinity ofouriroeps.
We may judge of their necessities in tits
respect from there having been no m ones
coined ia the miut OF Potosi, or any work
ing oil the mines from the month of De-
cember past, owing 10 the want of mer-
cary thai the commandant Lira attack
Ell The enemy near Oruro, routed them
aud took 200 prisoners with considerable
ammunition and one cannon, few es-
capped by flight, while the rest, consist
ing OF about 400 new recruits, finding
themselves betrayed, dispersed finally,
that II The order and union which so hap
ply reIgns shall continue to prevail, we
shall soon see the country delivered from
those enemies who so Justly oppose them
selves 10 IFS freedom
10 the most excellent Don Martin Belgrano,
Captain General of the Provinces, and
commander in chief of the auxiliary army of
Peru
Most Excellent Sir:
have 10 Inform your Excellency, that
lieut.. col. Don Manuel Edward Arlas was
charged with the command of the out
pests, (van-guard) with Instructions TO
post himself IN Humabuaca, 10 cover the
dehles, and observe the Interior move
men:s OF the enemy. He was also en-
joined to annoy the enemy, by means OF
pa'iies wei! mounted, approaching as
near as possible-ihe result has been.
that he has succeeded in capturing, in
The Immediate vicinity of The enemy's
camp, l247 head OF wool cattle: he has
also taken twelve of those moriars, by
means OF which the enemy were enabled
TO execute their perfdious designs, and
which have been promptly assigned by
the commander of the van guard for the
fort of San Francisco.
| have the honor TO be. &c.
MARTIN GUERMES