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| ——____] Mistorical {Antsecuces of General Jose Antonio Paes, In the Narrative of the expedition to the rivers Onnoco and Apure, which sailed from England in November, 1817, and joined the patnotic forces in Venezuela: by ¢. Hippisley, Esq., Colone mandant of the Sritish Brigede ji in Soutn America. Published in London, 1819, on page 387 of the work is the following descriptiou of the person of Gene- ral José Antonio Paez, by Colonel Hippis ey, who Anew the General personal: “ Paez was a manof about lived feet seven iaches high, rather fleshy, plump, round fuce, fair eom- plexion, and most cag possessing cowatenance. He appewred in adark blue peers sabre, cooked hat, with a large silver cockade in front, as he wore his hat, as the sailors say, fore and att.” an page 416 of the ‘same work, we Gad the fol- wing :— ‘* Many aneedotes are told relative to Paez, and vouched Mor as being authentic. Indeed, several | of our countrymen were witnesses to his ‘exploits, | Though almost a general of his own authority, Mis he is too powerful for even Bolivar to dispute which he has, pomp fully acknowle: vprang up all of a su en, =the rev soantcaee. before which Pac ie sell-ta from nothi tog he was ha heard of. When it broke out, he was f00n foand at the head of a numerous body, avowedly for the purpose of aiding the cause of the republic. His courage, intrepidity, repeated suc- cer nd the numbers of his followers, speedily gained himaname. The quickness of his meve- ments, the raj rapidity with which he pursued the fly- ing enemy, personal cenflictsin which he had been engaged, and the conquests he had made, both collestivel and individually, Segeniod him the admiration of hi the dread of the counter him. His followers, too, were all so many Paezes, looking up to their general as a superior weing, to acres bapearae of out thousand rave men implicit obedience. le, or in the yon Paez was their eu, Pe; reme. In the hours of rest from S tatiannee of ng and ray ponte march, or from conquest over the casing, iad rewliauion rigidly enforced, Paez would be seen dancing with his people, in the ring formed for that purpose, menins with them, drink- ing from the same cup, i sbtiag the iach onan from the one in the mouth brother soldier, “On intelligence (for he b kept his videttes on the alert, and 4 was ane it) of the of the enemy, the wor. e away, my ve boys!” uttered in Spanish, were sufficient. In a few minutes all were ready, and with this hero at their head, they were inviacible; and it is as- serted that Paez never lost a battle wherein he though under the orders of Bolivar he hud been beaten. “General Paez is uncom! active. He will, # amusement, as he did before some English of- fy et single out a wild bull from the herd of cattle, le down, ae lance and y him; or g to the i "rear, ne tall Geonty in his hand, twist it 90 suddenly pepe xt throw the beast on |his side, when, if some of his followers do not come up at the moment to pierce him, he will, by ja cut of his sabre, ham: and leave him until } the arrival of his ‘people puts sada finishing stroke to life, and the flesh is 1, fais Paez, an “catthe action of Ortz, in Jhie — }, Were engaged, had mude several charges yon theenemy, who, rior be numbers, was far superior to Bolivar ia ixcipline and generalship; but the General-in- iChiet had se puzzled matters, and so confounded the line, that the infantry were beaten, and near! destroyed, before Bolivar could a i nal himself, | which extorted some sharp rebukes from Paez to he chief in person. Paez covered the retreat, at Bolivar’s request, and one or two charges sec! the remnant of brsttgee ess from annihilation — the ground who related the circumstance to He went a to Paez, thou; warned him by no means to He will pth be weil,” 18 said little overeome by the day’s fatigue, h. is own lance, and with his own arm, killed thirty- ine of the enemy, and been taken ill whilst run- ing the forneth through the body. The boeay nee lay by his side, and a presented it to Colonel English as & memento of his friendship and ion. Es soon, Engin and jouned hus legion, d when Colone departed, presented = With three very fine horses from his owa We extract the following ps es from “ A visit > Colombia in the yeu we und by Cole- | William Duane, of Philadel; From pages and 150.—* After the war eatermination bad n proclaimed, the affairs of Colombia had be- very gloomy. When the patiiots were made oners, he Dive! was to publicly order them be conducted to a depot; but a private order was siven to execute them on “the way, for which a fit ficer was always selecied; they were directed to pe pierced with « lance, e firet thicket they hpprouchéd. Col Kivas, friend of Bolivar, hav- 4 filen iato the carinp's heads, his head was ut off by one of those Spanish monsters, placed ia suck, and sent, after the Turkish fashioa, to his sulted aud afflicted friend. The flower of the ar- ny and the population were at this period uadergo- og & progressive extirpation; despair had overcome minds of a weak temperament, and others of lax emcees no longer hesitated to taik of a reconcil- ‘ith Spain. José Antonio Paez, a native ist plaid that border on the Onnoco, had ‘ a ef aed tee che reproach- persons having re to the d these wavering men, und coacluaed by decia- ng that if there could be wretches so abject as to bandon a cause in which so mach blood had been nerously to give them freedom, they ust not expect countenance to their perfidy from m, nor the opportunity to corrupt others by their rwardiee; that he would not compromise for a niserable existence, the independence he had ouuht tor; he would rally alt 7 his countrymen hose virtues were unshuken, and tiking possession pf La Cabrera and the lake of Valencia, he would barry on an interminuble war against the Mis pect rents, and all who should nit to subjection; od there it would not be ia the power of all Spain o dislodge him ” From pages 158 and 159 of the same work :— “General Paez wok @ position on the spacious lain of Coxede, near the confluence of the small views Agzyral and San Pedro with the river oxede, & sie miles south of Sea Carlos. vaition commanded the pees between the Jains from whien the Spanis! ies drew cattle for their subsistence ; and its ‘Cocapetion much mbarrassed the ‘Spanish army. Morillo de jermined upen a movement through a defile on he left of the Colombian position, Paez hal, t the same time, resolved uy a movemeut pon the right of Morillo, and the two operations ere going on at the same instant. As these dis- boritions ow both sides led to consequences which wither contemplated, the crsual discovery by each hat the other was in motion, deranged the plans pf both, and led to a coatliet, im whieh the valor of y talents and tesoure »s of the issue. Perhaps o battle of the revolution was more desperate or anguinary. It wasa series of manwavres deter- ed by the [ape be coup dei of the (he Spanish chief selected a posi- con from which he couli direct his operations. The Colombian chief gave a general order to the hiefs of his di intain a certain line, and jo move upon enemy's columns, froat nd flank, at the same time-—Paez himself holdiag wo columns of cavalry Lincers to co-operate. Sou- Jette, who was chief of the stafl in this battle, ac~ wired and tasrited Breat distinction. The conflict we of several hour's duratioa, — so fatal to both ides, that the bat wed front toes of men and nnigne. Moritlo found it necessary to retire my «0 Carlos, though he olimed « victory. Paez maived in possession of the field, und had to ater the enemy'sdead The great object of co- yering the searee of supplies trom vd athe was lected, and the Spanish army disable itary Yen for some time. whe fore, consi tered as one of must Lport consequences ae well as he most sauguenary of the revolutioa. “As Paez was the here of this vietory, and his ntrepidity aod selt-ynasession the principal impulses yf the (fiamph, it may not be impertinent to state edete which, though it relates ), Shows eae o wasaesinate the President, by the panich tuiseeries, an attempt was onde for a imilar purpore ow Dace The natare of the eoun- n—avery wae wate—as well as the deficiency { rerources, teadered the appearance, or apparel, ia ch alike. Lhis rendered it diseriminate between the Aparty bad been selected on times dubeatt pidiers o fetter farce, te plans, Who were to use the facility which was ven hy these means to deeepiiva, und they were hirecied to readezveus on the bank of a rivulet, a short distanee deorm the eamp or bivouse of ez. Some wsurier, who found treachery to hea) country a motive for assussination, had aa cer e tent OF hucal the general. A slight hue pceuped by the general's hammock, and fiends cevupied other berths; the domestics Jones were et hand. A arnall, aprighily Antonio, hada steepiug ph wee there also. This oO. hid ramet led along the margia of the rivalet, od wightecming on, be was alarmed by some cives ery nent hie, aud listening more attentively, ecard ewengh to iedece hin, with instingtive dis retiony @ felute precip lately, and reveal what he had heard. Paez instantly changed the counter- sign, selected a few officers, with orders to move circuitously, and concentrate as near as possible on the point designated. The picket was directed not to mterrupt the entrance of any stranger; and so well was the Spanish part y entangled, that the Siegen entered the pore ‘3 hut, and found it | vi empty, only the moment before they" were seized. Not one of the ly escaped, and some of them revealed the whole design; others were detected as deserters, and they were, by the sentence of a court martial, disposed of as traitors and assassins. ‘That intelligent and prudent boy, Aatonio, the adopted son of General Paez, 1s the youth who is pow admitted, for edueation, in the United States Military ‘Academy, West Point. 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