Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-19

from 81. Johns, IN. F. encountered. soon after
sailiHg, a very heavy gale of winl, during
winch, hve OF her men were washed overheard,
Tour OF whom fortunately regained the vessel.
The brig shortly alter sprung leak and as il
was Impossible 10 lessen the same although the
crew were pumping Tor ~ hours, the deck load
was thrown over board Tor tue vessels preseT-
Walton.
CURACAO, December d.-The brig Rebecca
Anu Waning, IS DAYS from New York. having
been carried To ieeward OF this Island Iu conse-
quence OF Gains, Tell in with aud WAS boarded
by the Independent priVateer Gabilou, of .
guns, Captain Bernard Ferrero, between Aruba
and Cape ST. Roman, who took several articles
OF provisions, for which he paid a reasonable
Price, and Otherwise behaved politely.
Amongst the victims TO the iever!whicb lately
prevailed ia AiargaritIa, are Generals English
Gnd SanduskV.
Accounts had reached 81, Thouias's from
Mar.artta, OF the Independent frigate NictO-
ry,of 50 guns, Brion's flag ship, having sunk AT
Bainpatar while IN The act OF heaying down, and
carried along with her Il brig of war, into such
Depth OF water, that il is thought they cannot
be hove mp again.
ErtFdct Of u letter dated Caracas, 10Th Nor.
1919.
1.-The situation of this couutryis by no means
so desperate as you appear to suppose IL TO he;
II Is true Bolivar has done great mischief IN the
Kingdom OF Santa Fee, aud probably may do
Stiil more before AN end is put to his glory;
however, from the most credItable accounts,
his situation becomes daily more critical; the
lncautious inhabitants, who had at first Joined
him begin 10 see the error they have commit
ted, III consequence of which he has suffered
great deseriiOus. De la Tore writes from
Pamplona that they are deserving hy hundreds,
aud many OF them are joining his division,
winch has considerably increased in numbers.
IL Is said that the NicerOy aud Calzada have
entered the capital, and retaken from Bolivar
all his booty this latter part, however, il still
uncertain, for there are 10 official accounts
thereof.
:" The possession of Santa Fee seems TO he a
matter OF indifference TO Bolivar; his chief
aim Is TO come to Caracas our General IN
Chlef u aware OF IL, and has posted his troops
III most Judicious manner, for the purpose of
preventing the enemy from approaching this
capital.
=" Guerrero has taken AN English Colonel,
who is al the prison of Valencia, aud six reaes
per day are allowed him Tor his maintenance.
He was 10 take the command OF the foreign
troops at Nargaiitta, with instructions TO make
anoth attack upon Cumana. Government is
IN possession OF all the correspondence on this
subject; the Colonel says that all his compan-
ions who joined the Insurgents are much dis.
SATISFIED with their present situation, aud COM
plain OF having been most grossly deceived by
the agents III Europe"
[From Janaicd Paper Of October 80 receired at
the Office Of The Federal Rcpubiicdn
JAMAICA, October 30-By advices from Pa
mama OF the 9th inst. il appears that the Andes
lnSuGgent frigate had been cruising off that
port since the 10th ult. and that OH the day
these advices left Panama she had captured an
English brig, called the Spectator, Peter
Gonid, master on her voyage from Lima TO
that place. The Spectator had taken cargo
from England TO Lima, and with the money
arising from 1t, bought the cargo she was taking
to Panama.
The Andes, on the 18th of last month, toe;
the island oil Fevaga. just off the town OF Pa
mama, which she keeps possession of aud the
lAt l.t,, 4
ed TO.
Nothing further was known of Lord Coch-
rane, than that he had LETT Cal!ao, and il was
supposed he had gone round the Cape. An
American brig had arrived at Panama, in 10
days having sailed from Lima on til 10th Aug.
Ii was confidently said, that Lord COchrane
had caused the Americans much inconyeni-
ence IN the Pacific, and that his Lordship had
made free with 10000 which he removed
from on board the last mentioned brig on her
passage.
HIS Majesty's ship Audromache was daiIe ex-
pected AT Lima, and afterwards was to proceed
with money round Cape Horn.
by the schooner Victory, from Chagres
whence she sailed on the 10Th October, we
learn that enc of Lord Cochranes vessels had
captured an English brig called the Rose. from
Lima bound TO Panama, with 1901 900 on
board. General Hore (0f Pauama) immediately
on hearing of this capture, sent down 10 Capt.
Hart. OF Ills Majesty ship Sapphire. then al
Chagles, and requested he would proceed by
~ W uelldnu nef, as Dtlng BIZ
usb property, which request Captain Hart
complied Without his IordShip refused TO
give up the brig, saying that she was Spanish
property, and that the English flag was not TO
be made cloak for preventing captures of
vessels with Spanish property.
FROM the Bermuda gazette, DfcembeT4.1
Accounts received III Jamaica from Panama
upon the Pacific ocean side of the Isihmus)
state that an 1nsurgent slip called the Rose of
II guns, had burnt the village of Toboga, siln-
ated on all Island about five leagues from Pa
mama; and that The same vessel had captured
an English brig from Lima 10 Panama, with
small sum in specie on board. This crcuni-
stance dt first gave origin TO a report which
was published III the Jamaica papers, that
Lord Cochraue had taken a British vessel with
, 100000 on board but this mistake was son
discovered. Ii will be remembered that his
Lordsbip raised the blockade of Cailao and
proceeded with his squadron to Valparaiso IN
June last, distance of 5000 miles sOnih of
Panama, since which no correct account of his
movements has been received. The above
mentioned insnTgent cruiser had a rencOuuter
with Spanish armed merchantmen bound 10
Gnyaquil about three months ago, and was
beaten OF.
DELAWARE.
IT is known TO our readers that both of the
Senators, aud one of the two members of the
House OF Representatives from the State of
Deidwar', dissent from the opinions expressed
ny the Legislature OF that state, in regard TO
The Missouri Question. Two OF these gentle
men have, in their places in Congress. ably al
least, II not successfully, INDICATED the course
they have adopted, and TO that defence will
their commitments doubtiesSly look for their