Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-22

a revolution, and their disposi,ion 10
repel by force any troops sent by The
Viecroy. In The mean while my own m n
employed in the embarkaiion of sugar.
had no opportunity to secure cattle, Of
which 600 head were collected, aud which
were very essential.
All these circumstances were revolved
IN serious de'iberation. But feel a con
vic'ion that these patriots, nOiwiihs'and-
ing The noble impulse that actuaies them,
nave not the necessary ingredients TO
form military succour, aud tina, il would
he imprudeni TO subject 10 certain use
less danger large number of heroes who
on future occasion may be highly i'm
por'ani. Seeing also that in any event,
II VII be easy 10 procure supplies upon
ne same esiai", and feeling particularly
interested 10 check the escape of goods
from Guarmcy, | resolved Immediately
Ia repair 10 the spot and to adopt every
measure IN nv power as well for The good
OF the inhabitants as for the supply OF
he squadron; we. set sail accordingly
early OH The following day Tor Guarm, y
aud anchored here this morning wi,hon,
finding any vessels but The English brig
Columbia and American schr. Macedon!-
an, which have both beea examined and
'o"iaIn no cargo.
Our information here confirms our ore
vious intelligence. Various foreign vessels
have exported large sums OF money be-
innging fo our enemy. Among them is
particularly distinguished Captain n.
WHO is notorious spy of the Viceroy,
he dared even TO venture on board the
OlllggIas al CallaO, 10 discover orr
views; he has sailed for Valdiyia with
100000 IN silver sent by government 10
NE army ct the enemy, and is TO Touch
Al Valparaiso, and under preience of sci.
ling his cargo, to introduce secret spy
he has on board, that both NAV thus Sc
| cure perfect idea of the State of Chill,
MS resources,its objects, and the situation
OF lis army, &c
This information is from satisfactory
source perfectly authentic aud should in
teresi all your attention, 10 pursue wise
measures with respect to this captain, and
he spy he carries.
Another important piece of intelligence
is the sudden departure last night OF the
French brig Gaselle, in which The agents
OF the Philippine company had concealed
large sums of money, when they heard at
our arrival at Supe. I dispatched the
Galvarino in chase OF her, and hope soon
To inform you of her success.
have the honor 10 repeai the assurance
OF f'lr high consideration Of your most
obedient, faithful servant,
COCHRANE.
To the Secretary of state aud Marine
Col Don Jose 1. Zeateuo. {
Chilicn ship o'Higgins, in the Bay Of Supe, April
5th, 1919.
SIR: In compliance with your Lord
| ships orders, embarked With Tie ar
Interests and marines from This shin and
| The Gaivarino, aud soon after received
correct information thai Az escort was
passing in the road from Guarmev with
considerable sum of money. dis
patched capt. Mora with 20 horse. and
have now the satisfaction to inform your
Lordship, that aliho' the guard ESCAPED.
lie succeeded in taking The greater part OF
| the money, The rest having been thrown
| INTO the river, which they were passing At
the moment of their surprise. AT The
dawn OF day he advanced with The troops
| upon the estate of Don Manuel Garein.
and took possession Of il, informing me
| OF the varioMs effects in his warehouses
aud large quantity Of sugars d liquors
lie ID gan at once To send the sugar TO
the shore, as belonging 10 an avewed
enemy 10 The cause of independence.
submitting II 10 the disposal Of your
Lordship. | have satisfaction in report.
ing that this achievement has not cost a
single shot, which clearly discovers the
sentiments of the people. Ii is true on
| this occasion, as on that of the 3isi ult.
that we were received with the greatest
delight
take The liberty of recommending 10
your Lordship fhe zeal displayed bv
Colonel Bcrnales, and this cordial co
operation. 10 Capt. Spry of the Galya.
| rino, | am also much indebted, and i'm
justice 10 the troops, must assure vour
| Lordship that they behaved with great
decorum, Notwithstanding the great temp.
| faiIons presented them.
| have the honour, &c.
ROBERT FORSTER.
To the Right Hon. Lord COchrane,
Commander III Chief of the Squa-
dron OF Chill.
| 7. 5. Memorandum Of the prizes on
| this occasIon-l4 bags, 3 boxes, and IL
| bars OF silver; 20004 loaves of sugar !;
| gibbs. (of different sizes) Of linmors.
FORSTER.
Each Of these leaves is nearly a hemis-
phere, whose diameter is Is or 20 inches-ihe
sugar coaTsely crystaIsed and in colour and
purify not unlike our inferior lump sugar.
American Editors.
Flog ship O'Higgins oF Payta,
april l3M, 1910.
SrR-During the short time this ship
was al Gmarmey, despatched a detach,
| ment OF soldiers TO the town TO surprise
an Interesting courier, Of whose de,en-
ton had been apprised. They were cx-
tremely active, but although they re-
ceived the best information aud assist
ance from the inhabitants, the wary mes
senger changed his route and eInded