Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14
VENEZUELA

ARK, sChoOn Q \
Splendid, in eighteen day. from Porto Cab :Ilo informs
that b ,livAr sill at Carthagena We have receiv.
ed Proclamation by PdeZ, President OF the State OF
Venezuela, dated August list He saws to hs country.
mont How citizens, the 23d Jmre offered to
you the restoration OF tranquility in Rochcho o i'u-
co. and Cbaguarama, because the Congress- the people
ana the government are one sole power for the sup.
port OF liberty and order The prudence of General
Mon'gas, the activity oil his Excellency General Der.
nudez, the courage of many other chiefs and the zeal
of the armed citizens for the holy ohiact comoI.ted the
patriotic mission"
"Libery and order established; and from one
end OF Venezuela 10 HE other, all bow To the ma
ona sovereignty Foreign threats and internal commo.
tons have Ceased Let preserve this great success
IL in our hand is the power Of perpeua,ng IN IN
&c He sxhoTts citizens an! soldiers, by all the
motives OF Parot'm interest, and virtue, 10 sustain
peace and good order, aud pledges himself the faith
u discharge Of his duties as good subject He thus
concludes
"Venezueeans No more aclas-no more pron,tn.
ci1mentOS- nothing more but obedience to the sove.
reign Congress Let us ssek in the republican popu.
lar representative alternative and responsible
which we have established, the happiness for which
we nave painted Tor twenty years. 0ne Legislature
alter another will 60 healing our Wounds egua,inp
our Interests, thodizng things browning our
Obedience and Time the rsstorers Of the country
NO copies OF tbis proclamation, or Aiocuion, were
transmitted to the President Of the Constituent Con
gress, who ordered 10 be framed, and hung ND II
rom OF The Hall Of Sessions, and the other to be en-
rolled among the Archives, as monument Of patriot
hin 10 be transmitted to future generations.
FROM CARTHAGENb.
Ths-schr Pam.ls, Capt. Palmer, arrived from Ca,
thagena, with papers 10 the ~ Of August The coun
try il represented 10 b, in state Of great
GTn. Flores had issued procsms ton st Quito dat ted
May 3lH in which the Southern portion Of Colon bIs
consisting Of the department Of the Ecuador Guaya
qu, AMI hsuay, lie declared TO be an independent sov
erninsn The Government at Bogota had rsmonstrst
ed earnestly with Flores against this step.
Bolivar slill remained at CsrthsgeDa An sttemp
had been made 10 stsssinate him, which hsd failed
and several p-rsons had been arrested and i prson.
on the ehargelof being concerned In IT, nv y II. Posi-
NoRFoLK, September 1O.-We are indebted 10 C,p
CsoDY, Of the Revenue Cuuer VdsH for Liverpoo
papers of26lh, 9Th and 2sh July-teceived from ~
Morr, Of ship VWgini0, ~ days from Livsrpooi bonn
10 Aexandris which he boarded on Wedns sdsy of In
Canes.
These papers not so late the adyices via NJ,
York End 10 the Liverpool Times Of 9Th IN
following paragraph, announcing the arrival At Ionic
DoLPH, Minister 20 Russia. and suite, on his wa
to Cronslsdt, 10 the u. s. chip Concord, Capt PERRl
The Concord has given pretty good evidence Of hi
sailing powers, having made her passage from Ham
ton Roads to the Thames IN % days and running fro
soundings 10 soundngs in lees than 7 dave
" The American (Uosd States) Mini,ter 10 st p
tersburg, Mr.. JOHN RANDOLPH of Ro,noke and NJ
CLAY, the Secretary OF Legation, arrived in Lopde
the 2lsi inst In the United States ,loop Of war Con
cord, CAPT. PERRY. The Concord ssiled from No,I,
the 2sb Of June and anchored on the Mother b.,
NJ eleven o'clock on the goth Of July being iwent
two days She NOT quite seven dsys from soup
ingsto soundDgs. Passed many &c. bergs on the ban
Of Newfoundland. The Concord will proceed to II
Downs 10 tsks the Minister on board, end 20 fra
thence to Cronstadt" Beacon.