Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-07

and all their baggage and effects broueh,
IRON Guyana. Boliva.'s secretary ana ii
great number of officers lave been taken
prisoners, among them several foreigners
who had arrived from Europe, t,tludc,! by
the rebels"
Eat'oct efofe'ier 10 Mceditorso If tie Charles
ton C,ty Ga@este, dated jamaica, .Juiy "a.
1918.
Some say hat Morilo is sill alive.
taking "arm baths, at ii place called Ayua
t"i!cuie, leagues from Porto Cabel!o--4
tia, the independents are de.-a;ed ever
where; aud that Gen. Bolivar, &c. have
their head quarters al ST. Fernando ,l,.
Apnf", and every thing in state OF tran
Suihy; Others say, that Gen. Pace. is the
conni&nder IN chief Of the armies OF We
nezueia, and that he With his numerous
forces, has defeated The Royaiists under
the command Of Gen. Morales i'm the ",
cIni'S OF Victoria, where the latter uas
Monndet; ihai in consequence Generals
Laraza and Ccdeno, wtYe marching 10 Tie
Siege OF Porto Cahcli0 that Geu. Bob
var WAS with The reserve Ui the army az
San Juan dc los Morros and Thai fifts@
combined forces must shortly be conduct
Ell victorious 10 their iiiustiious capitol.
that every thing is very dear in Porto
CabeiIo, Beet, S | 40 per pound, and aC-
nounce the approximate and eiiecual
blockade OF La Guira, Puerto Cabeilo,
exc. &c. by the squadron of Brlon-thes..
are i!ie floating ruincurs OF The day, TIC
truth oiwhlci, or lis iaisity, must shortly
be established. Be this as it may, Venr-
Ztela viii inevitably triumph and Danish
from lis shores, the cruel nlnions OF .
stupid and unteeling despo:."
TO THE SAME "J6fg5
- with ittlS yot. ,ttll ~opniya 49,. .
munlcatiUn o. the Cd inst. giving YOU
succinct sketch of what is passing on HE
South American Continent OF Nene ziela
slice which. a vessel has arrived from
Curacao and III addition 10 the iniorsla-
ton comprised in my antecedent, will
give you III substance that communicated
me IN letter from Curacao, ualed lie
26lh June.
=" On The ID of May, there was bloody
action fought IL The vicinity of the town
Of Cogede, eleven leagues distant from
81. Carlos. the latter place being two DAYS
march from Valencia, between General
La Tore and General PACE, which, ac-
cording TO The dispatch OF La Tore, (ihe
RoyaIst Chief on that occason) was very
advantageous Tor TIE Kings arms but
Mon!lo OF alive states IN ms official com
inunication, dated Valencia, and forward
ed 10 Caracas, that he has 10 lament lie
wounds OF Brigadier La Tore, as ell az
The death CHILLED in said action of Villa,
tile former Governor of Maracayho. viii
three or four other Officers oil rank. and
the wounds received by three more OF his
Otcers-and that PaeZ, Tie INDEPENDENT
general, was wounded by a musLei ball
IN his abdomen-whlch La Tore makes
10 mention OF in his bulletin oil the very
same combat. ~ any rate, AIo..lie has
not dared TO make public ibe details of
!. that action, las contained ia The despatch
OF La Tore, which is wiGeig dig'creIt from
hat Inserted an tie GAZETTE ot Caracras land
consequently the Spanlards must bave
suffered severe loss, many officers and
soldie = Of the Royalist army having fal-
len victims TO The Patriots inyincibIe piia-
lanxes.
In another despatch from Gen. Mo-
rales to Gen. Morilo, e iHiorms ille lat
ter of having occupied Caiabozo on lie
llih OF May, without firing single mus
ket, The Patriots having evacuated il pre-
vlouSly ; notwithstanding, | have recoiv-
ed letters from St. Thomas, as laie as The
9th oil May, stating thata vessel had Just
arrived there from Guyana, bringing very
tiatcrng news 10 the cause Of tie indie
pemdcnts.
" On Sunday. The Dist inst. a schr. ar
rived here from Porto Cabeilo, belonging
to SpanIard of this place. Letters by
lie same 10 The owner and Others, an
nounce HAT Morales had retreated 10 Or
llZ, because Bolivar, who had been al ST.
Fernando de Apure had marched upon
hin IN union with Generals Paez, Cedeuo.
MOnagas aud Zaraza, as well as the Other
Patriot Chicfs--iIlal ii.e forces oftiIe Pat
riots are far superior 10 the ROyaiisls; and
that they (the independently had immcdi-
| ately taken possession Of Calabozo that
Morales had earnestly onireated General
Moriio TO aid him with troops ; the latter
proceeded Instantly from Suizo and Va
lencia to Porto CabeIIo, where ii is as.
| serted that his wound became worse and
worse every day.
Shortly after the arrival of the afore-
mentioned vssSel, il was said, ''tlat there.
had been bloody action fought, but that
il was not known by whom gained
nhich is tie same as TO say, that they
we're completely DEF, aied By the Patriots.
BY othr il is confirmed, HAT Mo-
rales has rrlreaicd 10 Valencia, and HAT
ihc Republican army has entered the Viz
la de Cura, and perhaps by this time is
10 possession of all the valllcs uf Aragua.
Would TO God it were 50 ! for hlorlllo
finds himself hardly pressed as his career
has drawn 10 Il ClOse--im short, all is over
with him, and The vile cause lac boasts to
defend.
"The foregoing is the most aulheniio
news That has been communicated ms from
tie adjacent continent Of Vsnezuela, and
presume 10 pTognosiicaie HAT ere the
present moment the Republican banners
iIoat triumphant in The magnificent city
of Caracas"
..zs-. zssz..s..-..g..zs 1890,