Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-06

a hot engagement with small arms. forced
her TO surrender. The Spanish loss Was
3 men killed aud IL wounded that of the
cnemy, 3 officers aud 20 men. The ne
phew of MacGregor was on board, and
among the prisoners.
LATE FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
New YORK. jane 3o.--We learn from
the supercargo of scbr. Sea Serpent, re-
ported yesterday from Chagres, tina, The
ship two Ca,harines, Hyatt, of r. Island,
had arrived AT Panama, bringing accounts
aud letters from Lima as late as the 9lh
OF March. Lord COchrane MAJ e an at
tack on Callao. the port OF Lima, on the
Sih OF Feb. but was repulsed. He then
stood out for sea, but had subsequently
arrived OIL the port, and issued the follow
ing pioclamaiion, declarin. the whole
coast OF Peru IN state of rigid blockade.
The vessels IN port at the tine, "A l,si Of
which l. annexed, were allowed eight DAYS
TO depart: the brig Boxer, of this port,
immediately sailed for home.
There was no later intelligence "a, Pana
ma fr0m Valparaiso, than has been receiv
eel here via Buenos Ayrcs.
The port of Payta, in Peru, had been
taken by the Patriots. A Patriot frigaie,
said to be commanded by Frenchman,
with IA sellr. in CO. in the month of Nav,
entered the port OF Realaxo, in Nicarasua,
and took four vessels, two OF which she
carried oft, and desire. ed the others
Two of the crew who deserted this irigaie
al this place, reported that she had recent
~ captured Spanish galieon from San
Bias bound 10 Manila, having OF board
same irlgate had been into Cole,ua, on
II nj ,t.,.l,
making some plumber.
PROCLAM NATION.
By Lord Cochran,, vice admiral Of Chill,
admiral and commander III chiet OF the
ship and vessels OF the state.
Beng authorised and commanded BY
The supreme government of Chill, strictly
to blockade the ports, bays, harbors, aud
the whole coast Ofthe kingdom of Peru,
hereby declare as followsI
Isl. That the port 0t Callao, AMI all the
| other ports, bays and harbors. as we'll as
| The line of coast from the port OF Quay
| aquii Ia Alacania, IN Peru, are in state
| ct formal blockade
Oil. Ali vessels are strictly prohibited
from carrying OIL any comrierce, or holt
Ing any commune alton with the said ports
ami places, within the mentioned line Of
| blorkaue.
I'd. No ships or vessels belonging to
friendly orneuiral powers, now M The bay
| o. Callao or in any OF the ports or an
chOrages comprehended WITHIN the block
| AIDE aforesaid, shall be permitted to sail
ihereirOm alter the lapse OF eight days
from the dat, hereof.
4th. No neutral flag shall in any case
be suffered 10 cov,r or neutrnllse the pro
| pertS OF Spaniards or of the inhabitants
OF the Countries subject 10 the King oi
Spain.
9Th. Any neutral vessel navigating under
| false or double papers, or which shall not
| have the necessary documents 10 prove
The ownership of the property, shall suffer
the penalties applicable to The goods and
| merchandise Of enemies.
9th. Every neutral vessel which shall
have on board military officers, masters,
supercarsoeS, or merchants of The coun
tries subject TO the king of Spain, shall
be sent to NalparaIso, there 10 be adjutg
ed according TO the law of nations.
7tb. The present nOiifir alton shall be
transmitted 10 those whom il may con
Germ.
Given on board the OHiggin., bearing
the flag of The commander IN chief in the
Bay OF Callao, this first day of March,
1919. lSigne J COCHRANE.
By his Lordship's command.
ANJO A. FDNTE, Secretary.
List of Vessels at Caliao, ordered off By
| Lord Cochrane, on tie LIST Of Marcel
| 1910
American vessels-Ships Two Cailia.
rines, Hyatt: Flying Fish, Fitch; Bea
yer, Cleveland; brig Macedonia, Smith
Boxer, Skidhy; Canton, Coffin, late III.
mison.
English vessels-Indian Oak, Guiirick
Inspector, Clohida Columbia, Caieiina
French vessels-La Gazette. OF Por
Malo.