Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-09

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Coro from Puerto Cabello does not exceed
500 men, col. Breceno, will, 1000 men was
detached from Carora TO join col. Gomezs
column, and another column Of 500 men,
which sets of through Cssigua. and wild
these forces to meet the enemy and hoefa'e
this province. while his exceilency gen. MA
rino remains at Carora with two bsttai'onS
OF reserve to repair where duty may call
him. n F., was al San Carlos on the iith
an1 continued his march The next day, m or
der 10 give fresh impulse to the martial ope'
| ratiOns.
The remainder of our cavahy is returned
to the other side OF the apure, there I" a"a'
the orders of its chiefs, whenever the defence
OF the country may render its service neces-
ssry, whereby itgives to the world the great.
es, example OF warm patriotism. Covered
with Iaurels in the fields OF Carab'bo, these
Lianeros, the hrst prop of the Republic, and
IFS constant defenders, return to their homes.
ready, however a, the first call OF the nation
70 repair thousand times again with their
repgth and lives to the scenes OF action.
From Puerto Cabello the desertion of men
to our line is SO considerable, that unless bet
fer means be adopted, La Tore and Moralts
the two chiefs, will remain there all a.
lone.
The districts of Barcelona, Cumsna, and
Marg arita, are likewise organized into mill
tary departments, under command OF Gen.
eraI Bermudez, after his late glorious cam
paign all the bodies of troops which are on
their march to reinforce his DIVISION, remain
under his immediate orders.
The troops of Urane. under col. TorreaI-
ba, after having closed the campaign return
to their cantons, TO resume their occupations
and will come to their military duties when
ever required. Gen. Monagas, who with
the Barcelona cavalry and that Of The Upper
Plains OF Caracas, penetrated as lar as the
Sombrero, to participate in the general a.
ch,evements. received orders to post himself
al Barcelona, and to disband the individuals
of his division, thanking them for their Ser
vices. They are equally ready to return to
action as soon as hey are called.
The siege OF Cumana is set forth with vi.
COR; we expect shortly to hear OF the trium
pbal entry Of General Bermudez into that
CITY.
By The brig Am5uscade we have received
fie OF Havana papers 10 the 6ih ult. and
paper of the lth and 18th. Our Translator
has examined them, but finds nothing IN
teresIng but what has been published. he
" otic,oxo .HercnniH OF the 18th vi August,
contain, a JuuIna OF the Stage OF Vera CRUZ,
from the 3Uin Ut June 10 The 7iu July, which
has already appeared in our papers. The
paper oil the. tn contains d proclamation
from liurGide, Chlet VI the imperial Mrx.can
army, da.ed 29ih July. IN which aiuding Il"
lne cdptuIatlon made The preceding day, he
says 1T was more an act Vi justice aid hu.
manIty tnan necessity" aud dat further
resistance could only increase the pIice oi
! victory by useless eftu'Ion G: blcoG-- IN
a.muCn as the garrison cOns isttd 81 chleis,
officers and soldiers bred IN The sChoOis Ct
G>ciplne and yalor, who without The pros
pect OF sucCrui, might sill nave held Out
some days longer The paper oil The D2lh
contains The following:
4 He THREE GUARANTEES.
:" As many are ignorant al what IS meant
by the three guarantee, assumed by the ar
my OF llurbide, We have thought II proper
tu explain them to our readers, that they
may IoIm correct opinion OF the revolution
of New Spain-tne object OF which has net
set been avuwed. The three guarantees are,
That The house OF Bourbon shall be
called exclusively 10 occu,y the throne OF
New-SpaiD.
2 An union between European and Anne
riCan Spaniarls, with the power q. beng
chosen 10 al! offices, without any distinction
Whatever.
3 The continuance Of the eccesiastit al
state with all It's privileges ami even us abu-
SIS as Il existed III the year 1854, and even
with Inc Hoiy Tribunal Of the nqu,sauon.
We have thus defined the three guarantees
aud every che viii IuGge tor blmseli oil
the revolutions; Tor oui part We shall observe
that the principles OF this revolution have
mol sufficiently manifested Themselves to ena
bic US to JUICE whether or moi i, will be law
durable 10 that country We nevertheless
is preserved the OdIous and sanguinary Tn.
buIa! OF the luquistion, (Jusly prescribed by
or new CODE, aud winch gives the clergy
greater influence Than hey ought to havs
leaving them 81 the same lime all the Umi-
nous and dreadful privileges hitherto per
united, canno. be very liberal, nor promise
favorable results 10 The Country 10 which it
| exists.