The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-10-29 00:00:00

JAMAICA PAPERS.

[From the Jamaica Courant of Sept. 10.1
The latest it mounts rectived at Panama owed that &limo'
still near Truaillo, having about mon Colombian uoopt toxin bl
command, and was waiting tot reinforcements, in order to ms'et
against blunt, which city was still in possess on of tha Itophr
The first division of troops from Coloinhis, consisting of 1,4
men. under the ronunie,d of General ilellarf. who scrntsi tra!
the Duke of %Feilington in Spair.. swelq• emb3t{:icg on Want tzr,.
ports at P.dvanza, to sail fur tivayaquil, to re.morce
hear. _ _ _

[From the resentort of Sept. 13
By the Despatch we learn. that the American Sloop of war, CI
Kennedy, arrived at St..lago tie Cuba, instil leagnits. on Ib,
ult. and was refitting ; her Continand:r reported that a large I,rze,
MRS raising in the province of Venezuela, to be sent to the
mice of ()emu' Itolivar in the conquest of Peru.
A smart shock of an earthquake was felt in Lep/if:Mot 1
day, at half.past Nis, P.m.
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(From the Royal Gazette of Sept. IL)
Extract of a loiter front Panama, August 23:—" Wheu I I:
Guayaquil they were daily expecting to hear of a battle hem; feutl
between Bolivar and Caniarae, and every ono that appesmi
anticipate a favourable result. I doubt flat. myself. Veit ere t',
Lis If in the hands of the Patriots, as Bohm had tlespatth4j
Part of his army, fur the purpose of taking it. Wear. ezpecur4
in a few days, from 3 w ISOM wen from Cartbagena. The lag,'
counts we bad informed us of his haring broken up his camp• c•
that he was marching with his army, consisting of three
the vanguard commanded by General Sucre, and the corm
General Lana, and that of Peru be General La 31arr. He •
passed the Sierra de NV.. for Xura. where General Cantata '
pasted with his army of LOWS or 11.0e0 into ; that of Bolivar
pacd to be 14.1100. General Glam.:A was appointed by Ferdir.s,.
Vier-King, but which appointment the existing Vice-Kink
S•rt a. refused to ratify; the consequence of which is, that t!,-
are at open warfare with each other. La Serra Is supported
Generals, Cantarac and Valdez; the latter had marched ligit•
()lane% to compel him to relinquish his claim, at the Ityw
2CM men. Chili takes no part in the war, but is an idle spdt*:'
and her army is nearly disbanded.
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IFrom the Irirtjerfan Chrareele of Sept. 13.1
TH A311.311CA.
The editor of one of the Panama Papereparses &eery seven 6m.
sure up.in the editor of a paper published at Guayaquil. ter Ita!,:€
even publicity to some account of the state and opeptiorio of
Colombian army in Peru. Ile aw•crts, that in having dostrol%.
has acted the part of a spy to their enemies, by giving them ietX>
yew of their own operations, of which they w. old of muse
every advantage in their poser, to counteract the operations cf
Colontkans.•
Wit I_ the sikore here recommended by this editor prersiisr:;'
etendly with the editors of the South American Press. Tr! I°. •
iat gliocatee. with respect to the yet:rations of the war in
b expected from it, until some decieree blow be struck byre:ll'
or other of the two parties.

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The following notice was yesterday posted at Llr'
—" By a letter from t;oariquil. dated gull July, iE
pow Callao was closely blockaded."