Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-23

with provisions from zante, on hrs engaging TO G.
vacua,e the Morea by the beginning Of August. |
An English brig sent to Alexandra To
the vessels necessary tor he conveyance of s,..
troops. Till the time the evacuation shall tn
" be Effected. the blockade of avarino. Cand,,.
aud Alexandria is merely for the purpose of o,'
-rrvailon, as an armi~tcs, in fact, exists W
Halter ourselves here that the Ambassador viii
soon land at Vourla. lbrahm has lately re.eas..'
oVo Greek prisoners at the request Of Adn.' al dc
Rigny 1.Y Y Com. .flp
Baltimore Sept. 49, From Buenos -fvrc.
by the schooner Mario. Capt. Trott, we nav,
received from correspondents, and from CONNER
eal friends in this city, letters and papers oil the
latest dates.
E.rfract ei'a letter. dotted
"BUENos AYREs, July Ii
We embrace the departure of schooner Maria.
Tor your5 port, to inform you that the Deputies
from this government to the Court OF Rio Janeiro
sailed yesterday, i'll the British packet Redpuls, for
the purpose oil trying TO make peace. The gen
etal opinion here is, that they will not succeed,
aud II is stated that this government does no; OK
peel II; and they merely 90 TO fulfil their engage
nents with Lord Ponsonby, made some time iace,
when the Brazilian hoax took place BE this as
II may, 1T Is our opinion that peace tciN very soon
be made, from the circumstance Of the sue
cess oil the army, which is more than double
that OF the enemy. Yesterday there " as an express
iron II, stating that Col Calderon, with 400 men,
had passed to the patriots, amongst them many OF
the German troops, the best men in the Braz lila IL
service.
''Snce the late affair with the Brandxen. the
! oiockadinS squadron has not been in sight from
| this city The Privaeers are stopped until the
petition sails. Our market is rather at al present
ARTICLES oil necessity are scarce, such as 1our,
tolnestics, Catalonia wine, tea SC. Sc"
IdiuG6ie Bat.ios dyreon Capture. Captain
irott OF the schr Maria, states, that the Buenos
Ayrean brig Cacique, Captain -, C apturcd a
French brig which had sailed from Rio Janero for
Monevideo, with money for the purpose of paying
ff,.>l, =.
tequal to S2o0o) and then permitted her 10 p,o-
| coed. On the arrival oi the French brig a, Mon
teVIdeo, the French Admiral, on learning what
| mad occurred, immediately despatched 20 gun
brig alter the Cacique, which she fell in with and
engaged, but go; captured by her; the Captain,
| however, gave her up again.
BuENos AxREs, July IL.
The mail FROM Peru has brought intelligence of
! considerable import Peruvian army, COM
manded by General Gamarra, has entered the b.
ilvian territory, in number il is said from four to
nve !housani men Upon the first notice of this
INVASION, the Prrfect and many OF the inhablGants
| oil the city ut La Paz, fled to Oruru the Boil i'm
| army, concentrated in that quarter under The
command OF General Urdininea nd consisting
oil zooo men. Ganarra entered La Paz on the Ith
May, and having established new government,
| advanced against Oruro, placing his head quar-
tiers IN the town OF Caracoiio, rom whence he
despatched Gags OF truce to Ur.!ininca dema ndiug
the surrender oil his troops, which, il Is thought
WIZ take pace, or they must retire with great loss.
colonel Hianco, who ordered TO march from
| Potosi with 800 cavalry aid Urdininea and re-
ceiVed 5000 dollars for that purpos. reiterated
| Santiago de Ca;iaga and TopZa, where he arrest
eu HAedina ell, by command Of Gamarra The
| Council OF BOLIVIAN Ministers charged with the
Administration OF the Republic, rave authorized
GENERAL CrdiniDea TO dictate from his head quar-
terS such measures as he may deem necessary tor
the interests OF the nation, until the installation oil
the hrst Constitutional Congress, which was con
voked TO assemble on the 18th May, or if by any
| accident IT. could ae effected OH that day "a
| 18th June has been named.
General GanaTra has published an addrr,s,
I explaining the motives OF the invasion, that l.,
was solely 10 libcrate them from foreign ayranny
which had imposed chains more CALLING tan
, those OF the Spaniar4s; that pernanrp. authority
having been assumed without responsibility, con
| trary to the system OF the times, pernicious OK
ample was given to neighbouring ma ions that the
ioerauDg army, having no motive Of ambition, did
not require any sacrifices from the Bolivians; that
| As Republicans, they disavow ed the idea of am
| biiion5 ana much more that OF conquest, AID had
no other wis, but TO Bolivia f,ou, the yoke
| oil foreign domination. The Bolivian Minister,
| (SeDor Maiava) in answer to this SAID, that if the
| conduct O! Gamatra was conormabie 10 the priu-
| cipies he had expressed, Heaven would bless him:
hut should the contrary be the case, his memory
will he execrated among the Boiivians for the MI
sery he would entail on that young Republic
Gamarra gave short reply, appealing 10 Heaven
10 witness his sincerity: adding that, if he devia
ted IN the least from what he II ad promised, any
citizen OF Bolivia was authorized to place dagger
! to his breast, and deprive him OF life.
| Sucre was at ChuQuisaca, i'll from the wound he
received in the affair Of the 18th April he address,
ed long letter TO Gamsrra. dated from that city
ioth M lay, saying, that his illness disabled him from
exercising the functions of Government, and that
| therefore, General Urdninca had been appoint.
ed President: that the Bolivians, with the excep
ton OF few turbulent persons, or some starving
naked wretches, were generally satisfied with
hci pubic institutions and situation, being in the
enjoyment OF liberty, independence, and every so.
ciai guarantee and in answer TO the assertion that
Ganarra had been invited to Bolivia by some 3D.
livians, states that he (Sucre) in the month of
Maroh last year, had received letters from respect
able and influential persons in Peru inviting him
TO enter that territory; that he had then 1000 vete
ran troops, and Peru none to oppose him; and al
though he had received many personal insults he
would not give the fatal example OF foreigners
/ interfering in the domestic concerns of another
country: that no American ration ought 60 set the
| ahoniinahle example Of Intervention, much less 10
| make Iartarian irrupioDs; adding, 4" Tomorrow
I Colombia, stronger than Peru, and perhaps with
more right, may interfere in Peruvian afldirs and
! Europe observing that our rights of the people
consist only IN the bsyOne, will not hesitate TO die
tate laws, and dispose Of fate: reflect then how
fatal is the lesson which you have given"
Zen. Urdininea issued proclamation TO the Bo-
| AVIAN army, commencing thus:
| an invading army, more worthy Of oJiun,.tIap
that OF the SpaDiards has proancd with its sacriIc
+, glous footsteps the soil in which we were born:
never until this day, has the history of the reyolu-
ton IN south America presented an event so afro.
ciouS: this example oil iniamy was alone reserved
tof Peru, who under the pretext OF saving the life
OF the President, aud 10 Bolivia from anarchy
sends an army hithcr," Sc SC.
From the above extracts IL is clear that great
disconteni exists IL Bolivia against Sucre no. from,
hatred TO him personally but FROM the Joint reasons.