Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-19

j. nut to death the temporary Governor z
Don Manuel Zemora 1t. Don ilenrique g
Gonzales Capt. Don Ramon Conlreras o
Don Juan Pablo Romero, his son, and /,
man servant; Romado Farinas Man +
siIlo and Nicaso Figuerora finally, the :,
number killed is upwards Of 90, besides ).
n,anv wounded. Under the pretext )
tha, the militia had been called out. they
sacked the village, and carried away
great deal OF property. lhese are all
The particulars can give you at this mo-
ment.
God preserve you many years &c.
Ejionisio S0tomnyor.
Banks Of tie MaHie 2ist Nay, 1918.
Col. Don Jose Zapiola.
| No. g.
I have the pleasure to inform yon
that after five nights mareh iaFa
untreGurntrd paths. coucealins myself
I in The woods ,luria. the day time, liav-
ling succeeded IN posting myself in they
vicinity OF The town of aarral. orc'lpi-
ed by the enc,ny with 500 men } oe-
! fernned g. a,tnrk linn. although my
j ,i0vce was g i,npo sri o. only goo men.
i grenad;ers aah militia. principally ~
fIla.tcr. | disposed myself to a'tack
him in the rear at day brake. having
Y divided my troops into two divisions !;
, tht irst under my i,nme'llatr com
/ man;.. and the second unIirr the con-
v tnand Of CAPTAIN ID. Domingo Urfn
{ tia, and Ensign ID. Jose Vasentin
e Calyez. entering the grrnadlers 10
. rlfYge the enemy's quarters. and the
d militia TO occupy the e'sranre Of The
q street. A. soon as gave the orders
to advance. they rushed sor@arA.
threading under thu iari of.ler horses
a the cen,inels posted at the gates. ami
d took possession Of the quarters. The
(. enemy flew instantly to the public pa
y rade, aud took shelter III the nciShhor
ID ing houses, from which they Opened
N Il brisk lire through The windnws,
II doors and loop holes ; bnt the arms d
l. The gallant troops which have tit
y. honor TO command soon put an end 4
n ,the contest. and slew 200 oEthc eneGs,
r. among them Col. bnIncs. who fell b,
ty the sword Of the intrepid cHeisn Gal
N veg, besides many ether officers Of ti'
We line and militia On our part we slat
of grcTa,iier wouni'ei', and tIe intrepi'
Of sergeant major Of the militia, ID
S. jaeinto Ur.utia, severely wounded
Al another moment will give 20,
further details Of the munitions AM
arms that have fallen into our hands
| send You At this ume 10 prisoners
p. officers and soldiers.
N. God keep SON many years, &c.
"a ParTal. 27th .iGu, 1913. ~ o'cioch.
in the mOrsia;..
), MAGUELCANAEt1iLLA
ael Cnl. II. Jose Eapio!a.
ell official despatch FROM the same.
.riost erctii,qlt sir---'i'he Vice Ro
rel u Peru sccnts II lensth To be imprs,-
~ rti with that llhrraiity Of .cntignen
he which ousii, always to exist amon
EN- S,,ized nations in time OF war. On
I'd { his envoys arrived ct The port Z
lad 'aiparsiso, for the purpose ofadjns'
Or ng an exuha. ge Of prisoners. II
~ has brought with him iour Of our otI
~ ~, ers they had in Lima ~ pledge Z
~ he sincerity Of the proticrcd mcgee i;
or. ion, ard gives assurances that I'll
4, want Of the means Of transp0r,atiu
hatI tnly prevented the release Of the te
&c. thar remained, az Was desired an
i'm agreed upon.
try Fix months agu, General Don Jo
a lie San Martin invited the Vice IL,
to TO adopt a similar arrangement, b.
vas no answer or other explanation app
ing the suffice, could be obtained. III
~ hattie OF Eiaipo has undoubtedly bee
y The origin Of this change.
AZ" The su,io;ned copy which | ha'
i, the honor 10 transmit TO your exre
h;s lcnry, contains the communication
DIES have received by the envoy, whom
IN. have authnriscdt TO come 60 this capt.
| in with entire security. | Twill take cd
apt. TO advise your excellency Of all Il
sm- particulars contained in the despatc
irst cs he has braught, and other occn
OF renres relative to this negotiation.
Sod keep your excelleury anyyeal
ncy Head Quarters, Santiago, June,
.ne 1918.
,,ar Antonio Gonzales Dalcarc
Don 10 his exreilency the Suprci
put Director Of the United Provinces
ehe South America.
; or [Oflipiai despatch referred TO in {