Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-17


, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Extracts aud t'arslaIio, + ON Cali papers
to tn. STU ID cember, 1920. and from Bue
eos ANres Gazettes T. 20it Ja.uary. ISL
from The Extraordinary Ministerial Gazette Of
Santiago de Chii sth Nor.
" VI length CulI commences t. reap the
fruits OF het heroic sacrifices - The Liberai-
iDs Army already tread, The soil of Peru d nd
a.reai part OF its iuhabitAntS b".iaio breathe
tue precious air of Liberty. Providence that
has protected ns from the ti,>,, has no, a
bandoued us ON this occasion. Although our
brave soldiers have not AS yet had an oppor-
tuurv OF displaying their COnt.ee Vet We are
already possessed ct the advantages wbicL
uisbt have resulted rom many brilliant aC-
lions. lhe augmentation Of our troOns and
tie ability 10 increase them 80 a number Tar
snpeiior 10 that reqniT- q To beiaie the Pro-
N'nceS Tie cIsposiIlUn Of tGe iahlbitauis e.
ven ni The capital. III favor OF theu lIDeratisg
brethren; The imposing alarm which oui
troops have caused 10 The chef, Peru and
the i'rror with which they regard the con.
pu"i0Is % Aiaipo, ali give us reason 10 hope
III i III very shout time The mnlestc altar OF
Ind peudenc. WILL be elevated IN the Caui,oI
o Peru. The hat,ari.g assurance with who n
rs ENcelienc> 'he Gen. IN chez announces 10
MS mat within thiee mouths the stsidatd oi
Liberty "hi ""Ve on the walls OF Lima, is
not The eaSi pleasing of tbpSt circumstances
A hali past IL lost NIGHT lIs ENc.tIr.rV -
c'lVed ne olhcih corr >pOndsucc Ottne tube
Idu"g arn'y OF Pern, By 10. pliZt big Re.
h"tc'' ~ ~ diI$ from PIsco. ihe gene al
RI
lmp"rido| news dud the pnlhmsasiu and ioN
- TIE Immense cOncouise ihat Immediately
assembled III Tie dIrfCtOiiai palace, CORE.
pO"uen 10 the Interesting nature % the news
aud 10 The general sagriress with vhica ihey
had been expected We shall satisfy the do
Nhes ~ tie public in pteseutIng them by
mems ct E>traoI dIudty G. zeites, which viii
Oe PuulisheG daily u! possible, or AT lea>ie
very oiher day all the particulars and docu-
Ineuts rrIativ" IL the operation, of our amy
and The otcnii,nce> since its sailing from
Coquimbo nntll the departure Of the Rebecca
Commence AT pres'ni us rAe following =
OlsPdtch nom has ErceLcncy The gen. in hief of
the Li6 rating dTn,y of Peru 10 the ViniSlcr
o. tdr AMI Ma inc
had the honor 10 acquaint you from CO.
qnmhc i1r the Information Of his EXceieu-
Cy ire sup enc Dl ecior, of tte safe arrival
ct iie convey al Thai place aku tine ioinIug
OF tie brig OF war Aracanc, aud ttsr,uo,i
Minerva the latter having on board battaIio,,
Ne 2. Ne pursued our VOYAGE ON u,e p5,h
Aug. win favor dhie Winds until the uight OF
the 2oih, wher all nOugh sun iaii they became
so fresh that all onT precautions were nor suI.
hcitnt I" prevent the separation of the trans
port Eagle.
On the LIST Sept. the Vice Admiral dispatcb
ed The Araeano III search of tar Eagle. al The
second place OF Iend ZvC u, TO conyo, H., IN
tie thnd.-lhis ni>hi tee Liberty transport
also separated iIrm tie CONVOY On m. n IA
we made the coast oi Nasca, aud at ucou Ia,
next day tn convoy entered fne BODY of pa
raca three leagues south ot PiscO ans came
To anchor al u IN the evening. gave immrd,.
ale orders fhat all the troops .houid n, e,aIe
TO dIstmbark on tie following day
On lie m"rNipg OF the S.h 1 tIiSemb,,ke ed
The Isl DIVISION under the command OF Ma.
Jof General Las Heids, composed o. bat,alIsns
NO. 2, Z anu ~, with twa pieces of arti,lery
ana 90 mGu"led gIeuadieTs. Al half past .
r NJ. II commenced lis march foI y SEQ
The Enemy observed our mCvem nj Win, 40
cavalry Sia i0ned atom the beach, but few
sh from the schr Mru;eZnma soon di,ner..d
htin
march OF IN" division was impedeJi and il did
noi reach fiarc tai in the evening. Thr
hdJot General commanded hait al a muskpt
shOt from The cIiy ti!lit siould ne reconroi-
ueH-h Wa found entirely deserted and
ia ked by the enrmy-He immediately took
POS 'ess'"n OF II and occupied the square tIIj
the day following, when he quaiiered the d.
From the 9Th 10 the nth the REMAINING
uospS weIc disembstked aud on the I.st
had the sd'IsiaciIOu of seeing the fnfIy Of the
Dig ATancano, viii The Eagle Transport. the
absence of winch had caused great defirtsn-
q III Tie means ef III CAMPAIGN.
Om the l2ih, / established nv Head Quar-
Ie'S ~ fisC0. and ordered Iha, some pay
lies OF cavalry shonid advance Oh Caucnfo aud
ChDca, with the PRINCIPAL view Of cnI.cttnr,
cattle aud Mmles 10 facilitate NV crsrationss
Ia few DAYS had Two regiments or cavalry.
noi"i hsiandns tie anticipated measures of
the enemy.
On the 18Th ordered divisios comnosed
OF battalion No y, aud so GTenadiets com
maDded by colonel ArCnaes TO match 10 Ctu
cato - iea&u s UOrih Ot = sCp--;he hi, n re-
manned IN HAT position, aud the d-t,Chmeut,
Oi GteHddiefs, ScOmtcd Tie valley of CbInra
Tor the same purpose as betore-fle same d,v
party under Captains \ lddo AID L,y,ljo ..
cODnoiiTed lCd.-OU tie 18Th, the Liberty
Transport srIvcd ~ the Bay. Tie IOt, /
"'ec'eh that tie battalion No. II aud tlle re-
g'hl OF Gtenadiers, shOnld relieve No =
The 22j the GIenadieIs advanced and occn
pit q The upper aud lower towns OF Cbinca
lbe some day. the brig May NelPn, arrived
nom N1lpdrdi,O-the 23d. | we0t To observe
~ person the valley ot ChInca in the lower
towns we're placed TWO squddr0Us OF mounted
G'enadleis, and one OF The same iu the upper
'own The Inhabitants ShJwed the best d,s.
POSITION ~ FAVOR OF Our holy cause, and then
complaints OF the ycXdtiOns recently rXpprl.
rnted on the retreat OF the tuemy, were &C
cOmparied by marked ieSeutmcnt.-I gave
various orders to The Col. OF the Grenadiets
a"d ie'nrued to Head Quarters.
he Squadron had sailed some DAYS DrPvi-
on1, to cfuIze between the point OF N4sca aud
CdIl"O, ~ consequence of tile itigates ESme,
faha aud Neu.anzs, having made their dp-
pe"rance OIL ihI' port. II is LTOba Bile that
.bty would have augmented our naval force
had net The foresight ct Luid Cochraue in-
uWced him trrctufH 10 port, 20 as not L. leave
we transports without protr CHOU, ~ case The
enemy should attempt 10 strike a decisive
Olo" Otherwise he would have continued
tht chaSe, although itdGpCdIs that the enpnN
Is not inclined 10 risk ~ action. The Vice ADJ
mital fetuTDed on fhe 2jth and the same day
Ihe 'lip Hercules aud tbC BalaBdTa guU boa!
came ia
On lie goth susprnsion Of arms was a
greco upon Il WitaBores which lasted iii ibe
an iust. The particulars and object OF Wbicu
give an account 10 his ENCe lleucy the Minis
ter OF Foreign Affairs Hosuiliies were -
newed on the 5tb. On that day gave orders
that Division should m1Fch apoD lea. com-
posed OF Battalions No. 2, OF Chill, aud No.