Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-14


IN his house at that tmc--and on the appear
ance OF said Bigarl. Instead OF dcmanding of
linn I" gave up the said slaves, WAS obliged To
snbinlt 10 the greatest abuse from him, said
Bigard, IA Consequence of beng rs deeply i:,-
ilcaied IA the affair, as well as participating
with the SAID muatto, in various other prizes
That Bigard, and an outlaw by The name
OF Debouic, are the present owners ot the
Glen FuSos, and intend fitting her out for a
prlyateer.
(Signcdl ". u. BURR.
The following are some further particulars
OF the Intelligence from South America, bro't
10y the Hebccca Ann, ms before noticed, and
which we copy from the New York CONNER
cal Advertiser:
Bolivar, the commander of the Patriots,
has taken possession of Caracas, the cap;.al
az Colomhla, hut not without some hard iirht-
ing with the Royalists. Such was the resist
mace of Pereira, that he obtained an honorable
capitulation, and, with his troops was allowed
10 embark In a French vessel Pereira had
but 900 men. The Independents having with
drawn their troops from Coro, and some other
towns on the coast, they were speedily occu-
ped, without opposition, by the Royalists, who,
although generally entirely ea;sss;;;i;nst-, IL
oeut twice a month-on raper--stii appear in
formidable numbers rs often as occasion re-
guires.
The Jamaica papers, which are no later than
The 9th OF June, again mention the capture of
Lima, by Lord Cochrane and San Martini
The same information has bCrn repeatedly
received and contradicted before and the
present account comes in such questionable
shape" that we are not halt as ready TO be-
Leveit as Hamlet was the story told by his
fathers ghost.
Gen Sucrc was TO s,ipcrsede Gen Valdez
NJ . Er.t.E Il. H.
the late Gen. English. Gen. D'EvEREuS,
was proceeding to C,cusa, and was hailed
tnronSh the country with the greatest en-
thusasm.
The Spanish scllr. III Carmen, sailed from
Puerto Cabello, for Curacoa, bu. as she had
not arrived, it was supposed that she had been
captured by an independent vessel which had
been Tor some time previously cruising Of
Bonaire.
Admiral Prion with feet of three brigs
three sctooners, and y soop undergoing re-
pairs, was at Maracayho.
The government of Chill has notified to
Gen. Bolivar, that, Gi gun ship and two
hriss of war had sailed 10 cruise off Cape San
Beunaven!dra, for the purpose OF inierceutiag
some vessels from Oh Spain
An article froG a New proyilrnce paner,
says the soil or those islands being exhausted,
the planters are selling their slaves, and are
situations.
This must he mis;akc, rs Colonel RLossrrr
WA some urie since killed IN duel
lBah Ft3. Gss.
LATEST FROM SPANISH MAINE.
PHILADELPnIA, August BY the Cecilia
from Curacoa, we have received the Cura.
Goa Courant of the 2ist ut. from which we
publish the following =
lis u. Malesy's brig Raleigh uf % guns
capt. Blackwell, from Jamaica, last Maracav-
BIO, arrived here on Sunday morning. and sail
ed again, for ST. Martha OH "Wednesday. On
entering this harbour the Raleigh salu;cd,
which was rcciprocated by the Artillery com
pany.
On "Wednesday arrived the schooner Eliza,
Emery, master,f from Puerto Cabeo, with some
passengers, and cargo of mules for .janrai-
On. By this conveyance private letters were
received, which state thai Lit. Col lturbide
and the commissioners from Spain, Saratorio
and Barry, who arrived some time ago at Pu-
crto Cabelio, proceeded to St. Es;eban, about
league distant, to meet the commissioners
OF general Bolivar, for the purpose of enter
ing INTO conferences relative TO the ar!nisticc
which we mentioned in orr last had been pro-
posed by the Independent chief. Subsequent
accounts, however, inform us that they had
not been able to bring matters 10 a pacific is
sue, and consequently there will be no inter
r''puon To the war which we understand will
be vigorously carried on by both parties
Numerous guerilla parties are stated to
have been formed 10 the interior, and if the
accounts may be relied on, offer considerable
annoyance to the Independent forces, wherever
they meet with them in small or detached
parties.
Verbal accounts by the Eliza, represent the
independents TO have some forces at Rurbura-
t., place only few miles TO windward of
fuerto Cabeilo, where the Eliza took in her
cargo.
His Maiesty's brig Mercury, sailed frorlf> II
erto Cabcllo on Monday, supposed from Bo-
naire, and it was thought she would return on
the following day, but up to the date of the
latest accounts she had not arrived at Puerto
CabellO.
The brig Fox, BlOwfeld arrived here on
Thursday, from Puerto CabelIo, having ON
board about 60 passengers aud ITO troops, the
latter said 20 be destined for St. Fe By this
arrival we learn that Puerto Cabello present
Ell scene OF general confusion. The outer
town has been nearly DESTROYED, and the in
habtants ordered into the CITY, which bad
been entrcnched and otherwise 40 strongly
fortified, that il is thought it will hold out a.
galnstany attacks Ofthe independents fora con
siderable length OF time. Provisions are stat
ed to be plentiful, and all persons who had
more in their possession than they had nmc-
date use for, were ordered to deliver them
into the kings stores.
captain Blanco, who commands Gucril-
la party Of 500 cavalry, entered San Carlos
few days ago, aud having routed The few In
dependent troops who occupied tue place, is
stated to have mossacred every one of the
deigicelcss inhabitants who fell into his hands.
not even sparing the unfortunate meu wing
SICK n the hospital, who were wounded AZ the
hutle Of Carobobo.