Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-27

" N
ibarra on the 18th of July.
President Bolivar bad thought fl IN co,p
mission Brigadi-r General Sucre to proceed h,
Peru, 10 give effect to the aid granted 10
mat country, and in order To employ it in tn,
campaign with profit and advantage. Gen
oucre had arrived at Lima, where he was
received with every mark of respect and at.
tention.
Colombian Republic. "A letter, dated Haya.
ma Nov. 18th, after mentioning that General
Meraes had arrived there a few DAYS prov inns
and took up his lodgings in private part of the
Guy, states that nc must be- disposed of, and
maj ne VIII very soon .m5ark for the Main
we observe by the Baltimore Federal Ga
@ete received this morning, that it was ru-
INQUIRED There that this general, notwithstand-
"s MS recent pledge of honor not TO embark,
ne"se many manner, IN any attempt To
m"iest The people of Columbia, was making
preparations aided by the authorities of the
Island OF Cuba, for the purpose nf invading the
nepao'ic AT The most assailable point. That
utnerai YVES, the Governor of Cuba, has re-
ce"eu instructions from Europe, tn follow the
| example oil Ferdinand. in Ovrrturning the Con-
s'"u'ional system in that Island, and that he
mas also been charged TO assist Morales in
some attempt on Colombia, with the view of
destroying liberty there, seems sufficiently an
parent from the suhjoinrd proclamation, in
which his g ExceIlency" unrtservedly stigma
''zes the friends off liberty as {" conspiraiors,"
ana uenn'inces their attempts tn restore to the
Peope 'lrir natural rights, q" ruthless schemes
%, independence" This avowed enemy of
''nrrai principles may, probably, succerd in
| restoring the arbitrary sway of Ferdinand i'm
the Island where he represents this drspot.-
But we are perfectly satisfied that ifit is again
attempted 10 introduce drsp0is,n into Colon
ma, even should the " Holy Alliance" be in
uuced 10 take part IN the unprincipIed project.
holh wives and Morales will be entirely baf-
heo. The fortunate capture of Porto Cavel-
10, and The consequent command of the rich
ana fertile provinces, which will Weld their
immense resources in aid of the cause of IL
berly; the late respectable addition tn the
maritime forces of the country, and which
mas now complete contrOul over all the water
coinnnn'c non ofthe interior the acknuw-
lodged skill, undaunted bravery, and superior
discipline OF the commanders, soldiers and
crews 10 the military and naval service of the
hepublic combined with the universal drtes-
tation of the Royal cause by all classes of the
population, To which the cruel and tyrannc.I
conduct al Morales essentially contributed =
'eave no ground 10 expect that the ruyaIists
oi havana, with the slender means which
'hey possess, or even Spain herself could
make any impression on these Provinces
Ada 10 thus the warlike attitude which NIexi.
co mas assumed the hattering prospects pre-
scented IN Peru tho independence of Chill
ana The general feeling, which pervades every
other portion "f South America. in favor of
fres g" ernmcnis, and we shall be convinced
,ndi mere are the best reasons for an,icipating
tue maj triumph OF freedom in these fertile
nv1s ..tf a.
occur Ia induce this country or Great Britain
10 espouse their cause. " Y. Eue. Post
IF'om ihe Norfolk Beaeonl
PROCLAMATION of the Captain General of the
Island of Cuba Don Francisco Dionisio
Wives. '''o
Inhabitants of Cubn,-
The English brig Margaret, in &c DAYS from
Gibraltar, has Just arrived, in which vessel CnI
Don Jose Ovando has come passenger. who
In addressing me officially, has Transmitted to
me note containing statement of the mos,
interesting events of the affairs 0fthe Peninsula.
from IN. month ofJune, until the Sd Of Octo-
ner' as also signed copy of the Manifesto of
me KING 10 the nation, given by his majesty ON
the Soth OF September, the evening of his
departure for Port ST. Mary's Although
these accounts are not official, IN. sitna-
tion oil Cadiz entities them to all proba
bIlity, and thrir importance is likely 70 ex-
cite the public attention, affurdnr a field
Tor malice to riot in the luxury of revenge
'ns"much that deem it necessary to causr
Inc Note and Manifesto to be published in
continuation at this, in order that the public
may DE aware OF the franknfss of nv charac-
Ier' ana Of my disposition To act against ICON
traVene) evil interpretations and the MANY
dangers to reputation which might be exui-
i'ngly opposed And expect that the in,eIli-
gent part Of the inhabitants of this CITY will
thwarf the plans Of the wicked, who NAV
strive IN any manner whatsoever to afford an
opportunity 10 cODspirators To- mediate On
.ne'r ruthless schemes ofindependence; there
by disturbing the public tranquility. I have
auop'eo al The measures which deem ex-
peu,rni 10 insure the felicity Of the Island, and
s,ah KNOW how To curb the pretensions
oil the ambitious, should they design In cum-
promise the political existence Of Havana I.
ana therefore eXiort all peaceable peopl. TO
await the orders ufihe superior government,
winch we shortly expect 10 receive,
Havana, 18th Nov. 1928.
FROM Curdcod.-Tbe MaitPawan cant. Cof
mn arrived here yesterday from Curacoa.
nrlnsIng papers Ofthai place TO the 18th ulf.-
Ihe schr. Tartan, belonging To this port, had
touched at Curacao from Porto CayeIlo.
wnere she sold her cargo, and was chartered,
along with feet Of Colombian vessels. To-
carry The captured troops To- ST. Jago, Cuba
me particulars Of the attack on Porto Cayel-
)" are gwen in The Curacao papers. All the
s'naIi vessels In port were taken, and their
commanders niade prisoners The frigale
bayl"n, which served rs rontoon, was sci fire
70 ny tie vanquished. The fpriress of ST.
| rehPr ceased firing as soon as the music of
me victorious army was heard IN mingle its
no,es "ith the air and convinced that all was
~ ,s,' IN" miserable survivors eapitulaied to the