Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-20

t1nbtdn Repujhe especially and South
American ailsus and men. generally, have
heen m;sreprrsepied, viiiiird, and .leis
menia character dNprrciai~d III too many
~ III rTblc journals or The u Slatrs.-
Fhe u",. cnn,;I led GA the c6'h 1T Nov.
1920 ap'i ,i,i"h "As ~ cvasr n. 6 iup:,ihs,
'st,i Il ia Niv en+nlug-ha> un, admit
:" It tories ot defeats. aul The capture
''f '"nnS a',d rr,viar~~ trpIa The patriots /:
bit urw sucri.S of fabrication las been
dow sect. aroar"n'lv tWmiigaie HE i,umi.
ia'ion u tho royal cause la South Amer.
= ica auin"V 'h~ r"Na! aihrreuis. and In
60 opfrait la ihe virw uf certain spccu.
ators.
Among HE stories which have LET,
themselves exposed hv time, we may state
a tew, hi'h We detected nii iurine- uccas
sin"s. They stated HAT presi,'en, Boil var
ha'i sen, supphtaiions 10 he royal genea
,al Morislo for DEMONSTRATING to az
knnw'r'ige The Spanish constitution aud
tiie authority Of The cortcs-the fact is
now krrwn ia be ihs reverse
We have IN looking over some Caracas
gszriies Of October ard November last,
I 'uod manv of those ingenious Inventions.
among Others, the story of the royal y, n
ral Ca'zaha making his ,riumphaI entry
into Santa Fc de Bagota, alter annihi!ai-
ing the patriot army of the south under
e"ucral Valdez: that in CONSEQUENCE OF
THIS event, the wire tsidPnt of Cundiua.
narra, ST. AMBER had fled and taken
refuge II Cncu,a this story we exposed
~ the Aurora al the time, and showed
'ha' the southern army was marching ia
triumph III 'he department of Quito, and
received with open arms.
Another story was, tiiat royal divis-
ION rom Santa Martha. liza crossed The
Masdalena, and destroyed the republican
army otthe north under gen. MoNTILLA
--aui shat the RIVAL general lahore, had
DESTROYED the republican, army of the
cenlrc under gen. URDANETA.
Events aud time, WHICH have truly re-,
vea'c'i 'ae facts. shyw, lha, in O ,oher,
$500 The royal general Cazada was f1v.
Ing before general Valdez, IN lhc 0efi"s
al 'hs And OF Quito, aud thai thr rich
an'! pnpuious provinces uf GuavaQu and
Cuenca. had declared IN favor OF liberty
and in dependence.
sA..aiu ihe patriot army ofthe centre.
instead az being destroyed, had destroy
Ell the royal army under Laione, capiur.
ing all his baggage. and rescuing The pro
slncHs OF Mtridd and Truxil!u from the
royal yoke.
Ia the following mouth CT November.
The patriot arnv # the north. under
drtrnded by 70 strong bal eri.s. and a
Numerous aud we'll provided garrison.
Ga thr och III The same month. of
November, HE royal commander in chiei
Morii'o, capitudtei and signed truce
~ armiS'lce t0r six months in which lhp
Colombian republic aud lila functional
fi's, were expressly r"cognlz i a. an
independent sovereignty il TACT, aud
siSnios another treaty regulating The con-
duet OF the parties during the truce
Bat we 'oli III our hands y0gak gazette
extraordinary, OF Caractas, pubil,hrd
ON that very day, tie Goth NDvrtnbec, on
WHICH ih@ truce Mas concluded, ammounc.
ing The rn'lTe anni,iIalion OF Tie rebels
III NeueZurIa and New Grenada: thnsr
royal arncles were copied into nearly ali
the newspapers "t the Uuitcd States {;
bat the cant adIciion somehow did MOI
obtain III same publiciy. To what
cdnse are veto ascTIbe tins strange AID
iuude 10 crehil every iaishooi devised
against the cause oi libsrtg. aud The re.
tnc'ance In defend or DO Justice to a pco-
pie wto are ireadlDg III 0ur steps, and
resisting lrinynphaniiy The CALLING yoke
of Spanish dcspoti>m
Bul - appears that The same game of
deception is .n fbor. in relation 80 the Ar
my of Chill, which has Invaded Peru
The PAGERS undcr HE Influence g the
Spanish age8ts and sPPcu! tors, Aiiil OH
efs con- ern:d III the aifairs IT thr ppiillp.
iIe company al Luna, concerning wnom
~ haye heretofore ,ead -utne leclnrr-.
have displayed soaIP attachment To the
hot9 alliance. Persons cnucernpd in lie
nutoron4 brig Uaceioniun, and ~ the
brig NdEh(HS which 40 4 "a from Canton
for Pera on the 81 aud !4:h q rubey.
Ia A. ff,c ! 81.
suprriorS, should they yapp u 10 all IN
wilh HE cru'>rr "f he PaIgIDls-bui OF
IhlI we shalt say more hereafter.
iGP ai'Iccs received from Ct1acOa
quoted from HE Gazette ot BAaoia of
~ January. WI. b fpuni 10 currob-
ora Ike accounts fjrm rly given in this
paper. ofthe progress ol Ike paIriUi arms
il Quito.
Tae aisires from lhe army of Chill,
as idi, a. November. had after 81 cir leav-
ing PiSco. south Of Lima. landed them al
AncOh. Ehrre are two places OF ihis name
on that c0aat--Una Ancon de Sardipas.
. which Is on the south ~ the river Wi,n
IN latitude leg. 43 min nurtii--ih. 9th.
sF, and thai ~ Which 81. MaiIn land,h,
- On the south side OF the river ChancaU.
III lat, deg. min. south, and IS ,nllrs
north o. The RImac, on WHICH Lima is
situated.
mere geographical reference 10 the
provinces reported IA declaring them.
selves indrpen cot. Will SHOW ihd Quito
hal already ibtown off HE yoke, ana lat
tile progress ut The revolution ron The
north had nearly brought lhr patriots IN
contact "i-h those lron Chill, beth being
north Of Lima; san MARTIN ~n The Chan.
cay, i3 mics unrih - Lima.
GnleqnI IS in lat deg. II nin. north.
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