Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-29

SOU'HA AMENIGA.

From Kingston (Jayn.) paper Of May 2 received n
The "i'ice Of tle Charleston Courier.
ETtfdcf 81 a Jrsm It gentleman at CWrdcoa
10 hiStrieHd an Kingston dGfed thrill lG.
Several emigrantS who have arrived here
from La Guayra and Peurto Cabpi O. state that
the ROydliSts cannot hold ont twenty DAYS
l"uger, M consequence Of the sanguinarv and
destructive battle at OTtcl, on the 2IiiI uii
between Generals Tore aud PaeZ. The latter
Immediately after marched upon San Carlo.
which he had taken, aud continued on for Va
Iencia."
Ertraet Of anothsr letter fJom the same tn the
sumo, dGted Aprji2i.
1t the time Bolivar took Calaboza. where
MoTiio had his head- quarters aud siroug hnld
every thing was abandoned by Don Pablo.
which fell into the hand, Of the indepar sicufs
even his sword aRd military cap did not es,
cape; and on the 2jih February he ratreatCH
to Valencia. Ga the 10Th ult. tie indepeudcl,t
troops occupied all the vaiiies OF Araque. as Car
as the Cabre-. from which they were dlsjedp~d
on he iiih. OUihe i7ih there was a bloody bat
tie fought at Puerta and lfhouahi il ~ s,id
the R0yalis;s kept possessed of ihr field of
battle, their loss exceeded that of their oDDo.
neuis. They afterwards retrcated leaving a
strong decision in Villa de Curd, aud la TORI,
10 x the conHnaut. IA consequence % the spear
wound whic. hOfiliO had received in the Puer
IA, and OF which it is asserted, lie has since
died. Utdnnata aud Valdez indcpendfut Of
fiCers, were likewise ounded in the same ar
ton. La lore was defeated by the iBdeprnd.
tN' EtUHIdt race w OtteE on tie Z1iN UIt
o. the approach Of night La Tore fcll back
upon Va enCia. having left dead upon the field
more tlian half his army, among whom were
three colonies. BY Information from La Quay.
~, Sc ascertain that twenty-five pounds of
drlct beet isSeiliug for ten dollars aud on the
lstbinstant. q vessels loaded with fowls. ores.
sc. proceeded from this for the supply Of / a
Gut "a Il Pnei e. Cabello."
ErilOt Of dHothcr ieftri Jrom CBrGcoate q gentle
man IN his istiRd, dqfpd 22d IT.
" ny the papers which accompany this sou
will BE- informed Of the state Of affairs 80 Ncuc-
Neid; The rOyalists represent them IN Il man.
nef suitable 10 their purpose never thelcss.
ron iheif own accounts, gov may nor Uu fTc.
quentiy elicit the truth. a tie famous cam.
pagr Of CdldB0La, the rOyalists suffered cousi.
deiaOil having lost a quantity Of ammunition
a q pro isOus. grand park Of artillery. all
tIrir officers baggage, aud soldiers clothing
besides General Mot,llo leaving behind his
sword and military cap. whole regiment
was dtstroyed-Oi 30J hussars, only sis c.cdu.
Ell, and 600 other, we're made prisoners From
tive excessive FATIGUE ofthc independent army.
owing 10 the forced marches IL bad made TO
surprise the head quarter of MOrilio then IN
lab IN, only "a small Division was sent in
pursuit. which followed the rOyallSis as far
Barb1cOa where the latter received some
reinforce ments whe they were attacked and
forced 10 retreat and ~ was gouerdii, prOmul-
gated dat thcy had been victorious. which ar
rested the emf ration that had commenced
from Ia Gasyra and Pueita Cabeil0 4 few
days Afterwards an attack was made by the
80! alists on the independents IL SnmbretO. a
piac not far rom CalAnOza. where tie former
we're defeated aBd on the lJtA March, digi-