Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-19

the rcs,,lt of their conference, which without
doubt will be favourable To neutral commerce,
whatever it may be 10 the parties Interested.
An American ship, and the American brig
Louisa or Luis, has been taken by the pirate
Bena,ides, with one twelve FOUNDER and two
nine Founders, and eighty men, who sailed on
the eth June, from Arauco to intercept yes
sells ofany nation. The British frigate Creole,
has gone i'll quest of this marauder.
enclose you the list of American vessels
the same as per the Chesapeake in port, and
copy of Circular, of Captain Ridgley's 10
the masters OF American vessels in these seas :;
by giving II an insertion in your paper, you
will be promoting the cause OF humanity, and
doing AN essential service to that class of our
seaiaring brethren, whose occupations call
them near the spot where many dcpredatons
have already been committed by the pirate
Benavdes, as well as comforting Il favour on
your friend, sc.
CIRCULAR
u. =. Frigdte Macedonian
SIR, Tniparn;so. .4prI eOfh I8sI
The Island of St. Mary's together with the
bay and shores of Arauco, being infested by
people who have committed the grossest out
RACES upon neutral flags, and rights, by the
capture of American and British vessels, and
the iorclble detention of their masters and
crew, l use this occasion to notify you, that
there Is danger attending anchoring in either
the Roads OF st. Mary, or Arauco, and in at
tempting To communicate with the existing au-
thorities there
am respectfully, your ob't serv't,
(s5igned) CHARLES q. RIDGELY.
10 the Captains Of american resSeis an The
Pacific Ocean.
New YORK, Oct. e5.-By the ship Esther,
arrived at Baltimore from Coquimbo, we have
been favoured by correspondent at St. Jago
with the following authentic intelligence from
Lima, which corroborates the accounts hther
TO received of the success of the Patriots
Under the circumstances which led to the ar
mistice between the contending parties, it
may be considered but as preliminary TO the
surrender of Lima, and the complete emancipa-
lion of Peru from the Spanish yoke
Ministerial Extraordinary Gazette of Chill.
.Ne,cs from The LiGerating .,lny of PERT
SANTIAGo, "Wednesday, July 4, 1921.
dispatch of Senior Governor of Valparaiso to
the Minister of State for Home Affairs.
1t is half pa four o'clock, and the brig Ca
talna has Just arrived. The information re-
celved by this vessel is as follows:
Senior Governor-rhe British brig Catalina.
Robert Ramsey, master, is now coming in :
she is from Moyendo, in 10 days She bl ings
dispatches Tor the Commodore, containing the
Intelligence that Lord Cochranc had taken
Moyendo on the 18th of June.
District of Valparaiso, July the LIST, 1921
(Signed) EGBERT VAN BEUREN
have the honour 10 communicates this to
you for your information and government, as
well as that of the Supreme Director.
God have you in his holy keeping, &C.
Valparaiso, July the lst, 1921.
(Signed) LUIS DE La CRUZ.
ANOTHER STATEMENT.
By the arrival yesterday OF the schooner,
or brig, Catalina, the intelligence of General
Ricaforts route has beeu confirmed. The
news Just communicated is as follows:
Genera Ricafort was completely beaten near
Pasco by General Arcnalcs after a very obsti-
nate acton,n which Ricafort lost aleg and had
a thigh broken by a cannon ball, his horse fall
Ing dead under him. The major part OF his
division ta&enprisoncrs the number ofthe dead
and wounded great, and only few soldiers
and officers OF cavalry got safe to Lima. His
ExcelencyGen San Martin had concluded
an arlnistce with the Viceroy of Lima for 60
days, having for lis object TO come to an a
greement touching certain proposed arrange
ments, the results of which had not as yet
been satisfactorily known. The invitation to
the arinistice emanated from the VIceroy, in
consequence of the destruction OF Gen. Rica-
forts division.
have the honour to transmit to your ex-
cellcncy, these particulars, in as much as they
have a relation to your eXcellency, and that OF
the Supreme Director.
God preserve YOU many years, sc.
Valparaiso, July Q, 1921.
(Signed) LOUIS De LA CRUZ.
To the Minister of State,
Dr II Tnacbin Ill oil