Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

ing aim a. al feet aud by degrees, asseAdcd
10 the more noble parts oil his body. Not salts
fed with shooting him with bullets they man.
gled his body, in the most shocking manner
with ba>onois. Ia Pernambuco, they dug up
from Z" tomb, the body OF father Joachim Ri
ociio. VINO had been three days previously in
terr,d, aud seveiiby his head from his body,
exposed J; on a pike.--rhiS venerable patriot,
by the dreadful! act 81 suicide, anticipated the
stroke of The tIrant, rather than fab alive into
his hands tnt his o,nuideriD. body nas sAhum-
ed an'! de voted as TODD Tor the Wild beasts OF
itto Janeito. a great many othets wete be-
headed and cruelty mwtiiated tiirr hodies
dragged al tie iaIs al horses, until The .cn-
geahcC OF royal agents being appcased They
wetc dragged ou, and exposed il, The country
as TODD los Wild beasts, less cruel aud blood
thirsty than ,h,. "oar; Of Braz,s. The heads
and hands OF all these victims, (whVse only
cri.;r vas that which caused a reward 10 be
,teied Tor the heads OF Samuel ADAMS and
HancccAj were fastened on poles aud exposed
Ia ihe mos, ;r.q uenird squares.
great number pfcnionrcd p. ople died also
from dahl whpl,ings, until The flesh ii opped
nom their bones, whilst others were left 10 pc
riSh IN conlne,ne;,t. Some Of The most respec-
table peisohs t!ius Il Gated. were the patriots
Martins. DIR. Ntendcnza, father Castro. IA pairi-
OF pIie>i i.ndei0 kibero, knight of the or
dsr at ChriSi ard father .han R,bcirO .vriests
triars, merchants and military officers. have all
hcen conducted publicly TO prison with their
hands tied behind them. rope around their
necks. and driver. bN negroes under every src-
cieS OF personal ahn>e and scorniul treatment
and according 20 tile la>t news from Perian.
brco, The same sXecrable bdrhartics and exc
cuUops are sill going OH aid all this, because
they dared 10 endeavor 10 shake off their
CHAINS, AMI that too, with a clemency towards
their opprsssOIs, une0ualleG in the history of
linman revolutions. How can it be expected
nat such government can mud sympathy
cOnn,enancu in this land OF freedom Justice
linn ~ An.
The ineSiiniable blessing, Of successful Ievu-
linton, fe indifferent 10 the fate of those strug-
CLING against the Imyi midons of their deicstsoe
king: W HAT Justification has any man pretend
ed 10 offer tor lie Invasion of the territory,
places! uadtr the command Of the patriot Ar
tigaS, by the mi, ersai desire aud confidence of
the rcopie
lirom ts CORE SPni.,smt ~ tie PhHade!yha P-ess]
ST. THOMAS. 18th Sept. 1918.
Admiral Btion with III, fleet aud Berinudas
with has army have lately taken La Guerra aud
with concentrated ioTcss are about 10 march a.
long the coast 10 attack Cumaiia.
BeIniat:.is - al Cariaco, between Corupa
no and Cumana, boat five SIiinis. leagues dis
iapt sgcm HE latter place which he will attack
as >Ooii as lSilon is ready to cooperate from
the sea side. This news has ,lecn commupi.
ca,ed TO me by persons on whom some reliance
can ne p,aceb. At the same time Morillo is
attacked ca all sides in the interior, so that al
u lime when The royalistS thought TO rest and
4,
withsthGding the valleys are under water, at
tackled IN their very iortresses. This vigorous
aud boid condact Ou the side or The Patriots
is said IN be solely owing to their chiefs having
GENE To il good understanding with one ano.
Their, aEd seen al last the necessity OF a perfect
anon. to which may he added The consdera'
bic supplies IN arms and ammunition which
they have lately yeceiv ed from iInsleud
T" An officer ~ the patriot army writes from
Ausustnra OH the 10Th of last month, THAT
Marno, who hitherto had acted independent
OF Bolivar and Others, had acknowledged Bo-
iivar as Chief OF the Republic, as ali the other
Patriot generals had done before, AMI thar he
had joined hearty in the general plan of attack
with his 1000 weii disciplined troops. paiz
al Fernandez de Apura with 20C0 men. amongst
them 800 English cavalry. Peies is now in he
plains IL tarInas with 20Jn men. Sarassa with
dhu'!t 2OO1 men chiefly cavalry. III The plains Of
tar"ccas, who are every where iiarrassiug the
SPanarhs, Notwithstanding the inunda;ons..
i'Flsoneis are broueh' in here daily, aud 1t The
present plan ia followed mp. the royal army
VII soon he destroyed Befnlndas is 10 act
with Brioa ON the sea coast, anfl Bolivar is col
iec;Ins here and IN the plains called Los Mis-
siones, AL army OF about 5000 me;', which is
! organizing under General Anzuali. 4 great
number OF foreign officers arc daily arriving
troai all paris OF tie world. FUi eigners are i'll
general treated here very bad by every body,
(xith the exception OF lie corps under the
brave Paiz) bnt par'culariysO the English on
account ~ their arrogant professions, ami bad
| conduct Colonel " sen, an En@lishnIas has
lately been condemned 10 imprisonment for
| life, it having been proved that he attempted
| 10 persuade General PaIZ To separate from Boz
lIvar, lac has been seal TO the fort at GnyaIia.
| IF all these accounts are true, 1 have very
| little doubt that it The Patriot chiefs remain
united. Venezuela will be cleared of the Roy.
| alists IN the course OF The next campaign, un-
| less they should receive strong renfotcements
| from Old Spain, which, however, is not likely.
| l undeis tand there is proclamation in town
made by Bolivar, as Chiet OF the Republic,
| dated 10Th August, III which he promises vici0-
| ~, ac. aud calls on all Patriots for a cordial
cooperation, particularly OH the people of
Grenada, which he Intends to attack. May il;
! please the Almighty soon 10 stop the horrible
| blood'hed IN these unfortunate provinces.
| n few days ago arrived here, Capt. Brown,
| OF the sctr Eliza of New York; this schooner
| was bound from here 10 Rio deia Hatcii st.
! Martha. Near the coast she was oycriaulcd
| by ruS al Spanish privateer, commissioned by
| the Governor OF Rio de la HatclIa, who wan
! sail While the captain WAS in his boat, gazing
| from has schooner on board the rrivatecr they
were pouring voileys of muske,ry at him and
| on boarding tine Eliza, one of The Spaniards
| deliberately took aim at, and SkOt Mr.. WI
! hams, part owner OF the Eliza, thro The heart
| Ibey Then pInnteIed the vessel, and carried
| her into Rio de Ia Hl,cha, where Capt. Brown
made protest and got part OF The things sio-
| len from him restored; his schooner WAS so torn
! 10 pieces, that he had 10 sell her. i understand
| Captain Brown has made tie proper conimuni.
| cations to the President OF tie United States
| and hope such a foul murder will not be sui.
| tered 10 pass, without proper satisfaction being
given, aad the iuJury,aS tar possible redress
cd TO the family Of this unfortunate man."
| ST. THOMAS, Sept. 10.
Since writing the foregoing, we have re
| ceived accounts here from HdTi, STATING Ila
| Boyrr kad totally defeated the army under
| ChriSfoyhe. between St. Marks aud Port an
Priuce--that Christophe left 1000 nieu killed
on the field, sc.
give you this as well as all other news, as
| receive il, always taking care TO give sou on
| lN that xhIch Is meneraIly credited he re -