Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-18

! tents OF numerous lettets fiom that province,
detailing the success ofthe Patriots, says
" Although these letters may state eXaggera-
lions, we have thought il best 10 omit nsihins
Of their contents, leaving our readers to jadge
! OF wh is really passing in New Grenada. Il
apgearS. upon the whole, that The Royalists are
! very .ard pressed in the South aud that thu \
are directing thitser the movements OF thei,
force. faudouins the most important points
aad that they themselves consider TIE evacna
tionOt the corntry inevitable. These are things
| ct which thcte Is no doubt, especially when we
consider that there does not remain 400 Spanish
European soldiers, aud that the plan at com.
hired attack by Guayasuil and Ca>anarc has
been Ion. talked vi.
Official letters have been received from
Gcr,,ai> paez and Iaraza. stating that. in the
mds;ie % JAIN last the enemy retreated towards
NaiepCia. abandoning all his ports both on the
Narimas and So,ubiero districts 1t is not
known what is the cause Ut this suddcn move.
mvu,." Norfolk Hcreid.
HnirCtrcw n, tBarbados Jnly Boy his
Alaicsty's brig Childers, which arrived this
morning. ivom IrIc'tiad. we understand that n
boat he.on.in= Ia The Ro,allst party had arri-
we'd al Port OF Spain, giving AN account that
boat with two lieutcnanis, late of the Brit
ish navy. anda biach man, OIL their way Ia
An.usiura IN join The independently had tai
len III with detachment OF Rovalists, when "A
coniiic, eusued, commenced Jas ihe HoyaliSts
stated by the Lieute,ant> in which the Lieu
tenants were overpowcred aud killed, and the
black man tied neck and heels and thrown
overheard We also understand that Que OF
the Lieutcnants, namcd Harris, Killed and
wounded several OF the Royalisis.
Translated om the Buenos A,res Gazette for tie Dea
ware Natt au.
Au1iiiGrg 1rAiyof Pera I'VE learn from
the Interior hy persons worthy of conf
dcncc, That The patriotic spirit in that
country, is maintained III all lis vigor, not
understanding The efforts of tyranny Ia sup
press 1t: II Is kept in continual alarm by
the parlizans of Sillo, who overrun all The
country between Potosi and Chuquizaca
and prevent the passage of provisions
TeXada, with his force, does the same on
the side OF Cinli; the commandment Men
deg al ST. Lorenzo, and the serieani ma ior
l,oxas, IN the euNirons of Tariia have shut
.up the rOyaiiSts III their entertainments,
from which they do not venture, but when
lmpeiled by extreme necessity, and hume
rous forces, which desert in great Mum
b"rs. This is caused by the defect ofpav,
which las become,cIy scanty, sinccihey
have ceased The coinage of money at Po-
tusl; the want of mercury having pre-
vented the working of the mines since the
month of December. The commandant
I.lra has attacked Maroto in the emvions
ofOruro, captured 200 prisoners, eau
no" and q quantity et arms the rest have
been dispersed. We entertain the belief
tina, If harmony continues 10 prevail, the
cause OF freedom will very soou triumph
over all lis enemies.
a dispatch from ma jor Don Martin Gu
cnes, governor and commander general
OF the province OF Sal,a, 10 general Don
Manuel BelgranO, commanderofih The auxi.
larry army of Peru, dated March 2Sih,
1913, says" as had Informed your ex-
Cei,ency, lieutenant colonel Don Manael,
Edward AriaS approaches luna huacca,
for the purpose of observing the move
menis oil the enemy. The result Of this
measure is The capture of l2 O47 heads of
cattle, and /. bnmbs, which have been
sent 10 Fort ST. Fi9ncis."