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

/ those OF that party, ~ifo are struggling
for independence. freedom and good laws,
| thai ieei a sircere and ardent interest
Tor their success. Inspired with the god
hike principles of the immortal father Of
Uniied America, the pure mix Of which
WAS insti!'ed IN NV mind, by the famed
Institutions OF his iiappy country, eau
not but sympailize in The noble capse of
people, vino have. been enslaved tor
three ceniurirs--a people, who have wal
lowed IN the mire of tyranny and super
stitiOn.
When contemplate the unhappy fate
OF The unfortunate Independents Of The
south, II clilis IKE very current oi my
blood. Their struggles Lave been long,
constant, and a!mos, fatal. Their wars
| have been the wars OF Cannibals. The
| character Of the chiefs of The roy al power,
who acted their brutal parts upon the
theatre ot the south, are OF the most slno-
my cOmp!-xion. The misery suffered BY
The pooremigrants in this colony is unim-
aginable. However things go on NEST
SiOriOnsly with the independents at pre-
sent. The generous aid Of The English,
has given this party a national character
ilns campaign think will determine ,Ile
tate Ut the rOyalists. Defeat and dis
49, w W tiDpl-
Gus arms.
had the pleasure Of being in,roduc
ed 10 MIR. b. Irvine, the American A.
gent 10 Augustura, who, on his wav
home passed some time with us aud
obtained considerable fund Of know
ledge, with respectful The history of this
lsiaad. He was very well received :n,
much attention paid him, not by govern
meni, Qor you usiknow our government
driesi The Yankees, is they style all The
people OF the United Siates0 but BIZ The
liberal men, who are no! engaged in gov
crnpient AFFAIRS on account of their dis
| hnSuished lIberaliiy. He will un,lonbt
edly transmit To the President very
favorable account of the newly establish
| ed government of Venezuela. He resided!
there about eight months, aud is a great
observer OF men and things.
| here has been several skirmisles
between The vanguards of the two armies,
WHO are al present near San Fernando,
on the Apure. The Apure is branch
OF The Oronoco. The armies are reported
TO be equal in number. about 6O00 strong
The Independents have about $500
English and German troops with them,
under very able officers. They are well
clothed and In high spirits. The greatest
discipline and order reign among the
troops. General Paez's cavalry is $500
strong. and extremely well disciplined -
lie is fiue officer, and may be veil STYLED
the Leon of The Patriots. We daily
expect TO receive information from tina,
quarter. The Congress is at present in
session IN Ausustura. The Government
Is well established and some very able
men are at the head of Departments.
Guira, MathurIn, and Cumanaco are in
possession Of the independents.
Slargariita is still faithful, free and in
| dependent.
An expedition is planning against Gu
mana The fall of Cumana will put Bar
relona and the whole Sea Coast, as far as
LaSuira, IN possession of the Patriots
lhe1r su cess Is certain.
The Royal cause cannot be sustained
but few months longer.
| SAVANNAH, June 2i.....A gentleman lust
| from Tie Havana. arrived in this city yester-
| day, informs that the sshr. Fanny (laie pease
from 'itS port. WAS waiting for a cargo tina
| Got bcE crew had died, aud that the place vas
very INDEPENDENTLY among American,
and foreigners.