Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-30
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10Th Feb.
The artillery and infantry, (2000l left
on"the island before Urbana, in the Oro-
noco, were proceeding by forced marches
L. re-uniie themselves wiih Paez. They
will be reinforced by 42o English and Irish
soldiers, IL having been Boi,var's intention
To- avail there ;hc arrival of20tO English,
daily expected, &c. General Bolivar sci
out from Augostuia OF the 9Th uli. on
h.S return TO the army.
Col. ilursler's regiment, and he re-
mainder al Col. Engish's expedition, are
looked for ,ia,ly. They will probabiy be
associaied y illi the GOO landed nj Marga
rr,ia, whittier Gen. Urdomeia. Valdez. and
Col. Necdham, Uhe adjuiaui general Of
thai dvision) have gone with about sixty
English sailors, " mo willassistin manning
gan boats or other vessels. Associated
with 500 Marsariianians, dc. they will
make descent upon the COAST at ---,
and form a junction with The division col
lected in The provinces of BARGE ona aud
Cunana, Ia be commanded by Gen Mari,
nos. Sarazas', Monogas', aud perhaps
Bcrmendez' forces will constitute this ar
my. Momogas was al the point Of death
from an attack OF fever. News of ieci-
sive operations may be looked for from
day 10 day. Should these forces not
complete the object of independence,
Though the snppositiOn is improbable, Inc
troops 10 arrive from England will un-
ques'ionably expel The remnant of Mo-
rillo's corps from Venezuela This will
be the work OF the greater facility, as
Morillo has suffered greatly. Paez writes
that The prisoners taken were more like
skeletons than living men. Add TO
this, lie, Morillo, has above 400 miles OF
plains to traverse, exposed continually TO
the enemy's cavalry, his own being ami
Inflated, and moi head of cattle in his
own camp.
The Congress was celebrating on vari
Gus regulations, and on Il fundamental
law, ar constitution, 10 be proposed 10
HE people for their appreciation. This
* the substance of The latest news. More
important events will soon challenge more
regard than This liasiy rpiiomc.
We also received by The above vessel,
Trinidad papers 10 The 18Th uli. but they
contain nothing of Importance.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER DATED
ST. Thomas, Morch ;3O.
BY a vessel JUS, arriv Il from CuIra-
Goa, news had been received bv a vessel
arrived there from Carillagena, thai The
Governor of Panama had riiien 10 the
Governor OF Carlhagena, r ,r all the for
ces he could muster for his snccour, rs
he dreaded AN instant attack from the
independent army, which, after having
taken Lima, was then advancing rapidly
10 the nor'hward, no doubt TO attack his
post. Ii Is also stated, that of The feet
which some time ago had sailed from
Spain for Peru, the crew of one vessel
had mulnied, and carried her into Val
paraiso. giving information that the resi-
of the squadron we're in similar stale.
On receiving these accounts The govern
ment of Valparaiso Immediately dies
patched the same vessel. together with
the rest OF The squadron then i'll port, 10
intercept them, which they accordingly
effected and after exc changing few shot,
the whole Spanish feet joined them.
They Immediately proceeded TO Callao,
under the Spanish flag, forwarded the
dispatches taken OH board the squadron,
10 the Viceroy, and debarked the whole
OF their forces, which were received with
every demonstration of jog. They imme-
diately set Out for Lima, and took peace
full possession OF that city. the govern
ment supposing Them to be friends
Phil. Ga-.