Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22

enemy's ranks Were thrown into confusion aud
disunay, by several and terrible reSetitions Of
those daring charges and 500 OF their num-
berwefe either killed or wounded. PACE him
self 10 reportrdto have lanced nine witt, his
own hand; captain Grant "a Scotch officer }
killed frs, aud Others distingui ~ es
equally in the work OF csfn:ly G. = it'll the
ioAs Ut ar OF his gallant corps, the immortal
Parz, recroSses the Araucs, and feioined the
army iu triumph Aliweye eicc,rifedto adj
ruiration, or pettilicd TO adjustment AT this
achies eineut.s The namrS OF every individual
appear in the bulletin, and each was presented
With the badge oftbe .sordcr of Libert1doI de
PtRe-ueia /; an honor which many OF thcnr had
attained already fs4 t
Col. EaGLisH has arrived at alargarita, a,
the puDlic are airead, Informed. Colonel U u
sLA has reached the same destination. When
Enclish anchored off Port Spain he received "a
special permission from gov. WooDFoRD. IN
land aud remain ashore for,2I honrs but this
passport was not penned' IN very friendly
mood, as u ienected on MIR. Eng lish for pro-
ceedng towards the neighborirg provinces iH
revolt. contrary to his majesiy's proclamation
oil Nov. 1871 .--He lansied bnt. finding that
gov oodierd was armng and mannnin., the
steam boat, to send her along side of his squa-
arVr. IN order 10 entire his soldiers 10 desert,
hthnrried Back, with AN emihtt tic threat con
lii'ned a Ia niiitdire. by AN oath or two, that
II she came along side he would Instantly sink
IA Sir Ralph lJoodford then abandoned b,s
expedition an! MIR. English pursued his voy-
age Ia Marea,ita.
A prussian Colonel had touched at TriDi-
dad, on his way to Boivar's camp. He is in
.,ructed, 10 tender him the services OF 1000
Prns'ian troops, OH condition that he would
allow the merchants of Hamburg. &c. TO ex-
port with them, as great a quantity of mer-
chandizp a. they pleased--dutyfT free. ..lsi Ii
The British siOop of war Fly, reports, that
600 IHrolese troops had also reached Manga
rita from Europe, and that the expedition
(Which was nearly ready for sea- would consist
or $500 European and 5000 native troops
they are well equipped, aud appeared III high
spirits.
Cumana was said to he in a state of starva-
ten. We ought 20 have mentioned AZ its pro-
per place, that IN the defeat OF gen. LaiOrre's
division, by the patrols, AN interesting cor
respondence with Mohllo, was taken by the
victois. From this il appears, that an expe-
dition froai Lima nieuaced New Grenada -
One account states, that an invading army
had astuaily entered it, and that the Spaniard 3
were lying IA all directions.
More produce than usual had arrived at An
gos,nra from the inte error.
The congress were engaged III adminst e ring
puDlic AFFAIRS aud, II We can Judge by APP
pearances, their deliberations i'll result in the
formation OF constitution Of civil govern
meDt, as free aud as liberal as can be establis-
ed III thai country, under present circumst tan
ces
Ii is probable, that within few months the
royal forces will be expelled from Venezuela.
Snt we desist from speculation, and leave
tune TO unfold events.
i. ). The government Of Venezuela appear
ell inclined To encourage the Improvement of
| the soil by industrious eRigtauts.-The island
| OF FaXardo, in the OrOuoco, has been coded to
an Enelish gentleman, on c0ndiiiono of cultiva-
tag At. The congress, we understand, have also
| authorised The introduction of n steam boat or
| steam boats, regardless ofthe monopoly pa omis-
door decreed 10 admiral BTioR. Deputies from
couple OF English societies had arrived at
the seat ot government in Quay ana, to solicit
lie grant of AN immense tract of land Ur, az
some say, the privilege of cultivating that
whole province, entirely for the benefit OF Ne-
neZnela. What success would attend aG APP
piication so modest and disinterested, we can
| moi absolutely predict.