Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09


brig Ann, from Gibraltar, cargo brandy and
wines, was lost near Monte Video, cargo most
iy saved. crew, except one man saved. Eng
lish brig Clyde, from Liverpool, lost near
Maldonado, seven of the crew saved, cargo
partly saved.-French brig Young Josephine,
from Havre, with valuable cargo OF dry
goods, lost near NIaldonado, cargo entirely lost,
and most of the crew drowned.-A number
of other vessels were lost between Monte vi
dec and Maldonado, during the same gales,
which had gone to pieces, amongst which
wer, supposed to be two English and one Por-
tuguese vessel, and it is presumed the crews
perishcd.--There was much damage done in
the harbOr of Monte Video, by the same gales,
but no vessel entirely lost.
Copy Of the Buenos .3yres H1nd Bill.
"VIVA LA PATRIA."
"Citizens, though the government has not
yet received the official account of the entry
OF General San Martin into the capital of Pc
RI, II hastens To announce it to you as certain.
from the contents of the following letter, from
respectable Euglishman at Santiago de Chile
to another in this city.
m Santiago, .4ugust IS, 1891, 1 p. NJ
Wy Dear Pdreat-This moment has ar
rived the glorious news of the fall of Lima.
The Motezuma has arrived at this port with
9 the official account that San Martin entered
You will give Games $50 dollars if he is the
first that brings the news"
The bearer of the foregoing letter is ID. f.
Games, who was in the valley of Aconcagua,
laying in a stock of provisions in order to cross
the Cordillera, fridge of mountains) and carry
to Mendoza arms and money from the govern
ment of Chill, when the news arrived there of
the occupation ofLima by the liberating army,
which was celebrated with discharges of fire
arms and rejoicing. Games states, that he
went immediately to the house of the Cover
nor oil Aconcagua, took copy of the despatch,
and proceeded to cross the Cordillera that
when he had assembled to considerable height,
he saw from the brow the mountain man
with white flag i'll his hand who made a
signal for him To descend, and that as he
would not turn hack, the person with the
white flag assembled, who proved to be an
English gentleman, and delivered. to him the
said letter, assuring him that the news was
true. Games left the copy of the despatch
mat he took from AcOncagua, in the hands of
the governor of Mendoza.
" AT length after IL years the glorious war
oil our Independence is terminated. The fer
tile and immense lands which extend from thf
banks OF the Rio de la Plata to the Oronol O
are now independent in fact as well rs of right,
and the ruins only of tyranny remain among
them. They will be happy, because the or, at
Beng who rules the destnies of nations has so
decreed, and at the end of three centuries OF
opprobrium, of slavery and AFFECTION, has
looked with benignity upon America
additional Important Intelligence
The same bearer, Games, says, that as he
was passing, the forces that had gone from
Mendoza against Carreras were at the distance
of nine leagues from his camp, and that after
wards on the road, he heard the news, that
on the Gath of August Carreras had been
defeated and put To precipitate flight that
he (Games) saw the official despatch that the
commander In chief sent To Rioia, as pre-
caution IN case Carreras should go to that place
for shelter"
CONFIRMATION.
A 81. Thomas paper of the 10th ult. receiv-
eddy the S.CarOlna Packet, contains an ex-
tract Of a letter from Caracas, dated Oct 9Th,
which says" Official news has been receiv-
ed here OF the independence of Lama, which
has been proclaimed by the chiefs Spanish
and Republican, La Serna, and San Martin
The troops of the latter occupied Callao, and
the Cabildo was charged to form the provis
ilonal government in conjunction with Gen.
San Martin.
EXTRACT OF A LITTER, DATED
Monte pideo, Sept. Is.
by advices from Buenos Ayres we have
August dates from Chill, stating the reduction
OF Lima by the troops under Gen San Martin
and this news is the more confirmed by the Br
brig Silvia from GuayuquiI."
Buenos .qyres Sept. 4.
We received news two DAYS ago of tho
surrender of Lima to Gen. San Martin, which
Will operate fayorably on trade and our poll
tics, &c. and if predictions are realised, Lord
Cochrane will one of these DAYS be on tn.
Coast of Brazil. He will not tribe with the
Portuguese"
Buenos tyres, .4ug. go, 1921.
"The Banda Oriental is now formally
annexed to the Kingdom of Brazils. Thi:
has given much dispIeasure here. These
provinces will probably remain separated
till they have formed their own State Gov
ernments, when a confederation is proba.
BILE. This place, which generally gives the
lead, will probably recall its deputies from the
Congress at Cordova under compromise tc
gain in new convention in one year, tba
time may he afforded to the provinces to or
ganize themselves. Thingsla are for the res
assuming an air of more regularity. The for.
ces of Entrerios that had crossed the Parana
have been totally destroyed, and their chief
Ramirez, decapitatPd. Carrera had escaped
and by the last news asapproachingM endoz,
Perhaps he may succeed in getting acros
the Cordilera to Chill, but we think he mus
find his end soon, either on this or on tina
side Our latest dates from Chill are of Jul,
9Th that country was then very quiet. Gen
San Martin in Peru had obtained new advan
tages over the Royalists, and an armistice o
90 days had been concluded in consequence
Matters with Sir Thomas Hardy had beer
settled amicably and the blockade limited Il
the line of coast from Psco to CalIao. L.or,
Cochrane is represented as determined &
make his fortune before the campaign is over
TO the great detrment however of the cause O