The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-24 00:00:00

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Comm Papers to the Minks how Woo wwolved by the Editors
Of tee Blitimure-elonerineo. The of the Sikh says—•• We
inwiewsumd tbat our two vl=pars, Semmes &a-
Mill Michileoa mid Meaty., Ism by she Zatotattive,
* one as Comal-Onsoral he Ilt=lieed the outer as Contador
Vof {fine the Adams of Pomo
• The Colinottiatto of the‘rty:=-14 itesstawaa cagh,
trim for President and oft Ropoldic dosed
yoslerday • when his Excellency Goliosol Bolivar woo mionimosinly
Omni President, and Dr. Cristobal filmdom, Vice-President of
Yoe Republic."
• l'im Cada of the Baltimore Gazette has r:ceiseid Bogota paprs
yo the i&it riewtomber. ones( Wilds contains the hallos mg mucek,
icing the latest from the becloging forces at Callao :
•• A letter of the bah Atli from the army blockading Callao
t'worhisra us of the dominashano which the ecknder of that place ex-
periences. The garrison has several times attempted to revolt,
awl it is amerced that he one of those attempt,. the Colonel of the
%Mallon of Aesqpips Med haw shot. It is hely:red that the army
of kodil lows se Mast Me men daily. by dhow*, executions, and
desertion to the lettaimiag army. On the 7th July two boats. with
twelve men seek, made Mar escape from the rude' and surren-
dered to the notional hints Protector. The works against the
es Cod are in foressudemm.
Ti.. following lest/rim ism the owvespondent of the Baltimore
Geaellt, sal is iMed Castle, Oct: 2. !
Yesterday his /kittinomty's ship of war the Scylla wu
ed in a healthy state, and in the afternoon Doctor Byrne, ac. tied by the Second lieutenant, Breedon, now commanding
'hip, and the Puma, Mr. Ellis, caw up to the city. The
httecr gentleman is the Daly officer of the Scylla who escaped the
/mar. It •ppeant that Doctor Byrne succeeded in an experiment
to introduce Mums gas throughout the ballast of the ship, by
which ream as one part of the vessel tamped complete fumiga-
tions and this is &opposed to have mainly contributed to her pre-
sent healthy stair. In My last I mentiemed that the British
armed schumms Union And just there brought a burgeon. Mr.
Aiminvon. foe tko Scylla. He ORS taken ill on the fourth
day trier he joined, but is now recovering. Three of the men
were rec.ivereil after. being amorely attacked with black vomit,
which is, I bcliens._,P very tare thiag in the coarse of this cruel
disease. I heard De. Byrne say yesterday evening, with evident
emotion, •• Hail I the wealth of the w,rid I would have gieso it to
base recovered Oahe.: Nowell, be wan so amiable, se excellent a
moo. but it was impossiblo—inrense anxiety, arising from the
in feelings of our mature, prayed moo: bin., in conjuction with
she fewer to an Mew unpreoandented degree of vhulence." Every
woo speaks of Chat ta called tha DnClOrN magnanimcus attendance
of forty days nommen, of boundless admiration. It will be gratify.
tog to the family. and friends of Dr. Illiller, at Washington, to
that he- aim returned ode to the city yesterday after a
tary atteedbooi highly creditable to this young gentleman.
BriMM Consul, who has bean incessant In his attention to all
We wants rat the silt of the Scylla, end who, with his eon. seemed
M leave nothing undone that could he accomplished for their
recovery or ashrott, is, I hear, busy to-day In despatching the
snip. and it is supposed she will be able to sail to-morrow for
Jamaica.'
The borretary of State foe Foreign Alfons, Dr. Goal, has not
arrived hers--by the last mail he was at Honda waiting for the
stoam.bou, which was making fresh efforts to ascend the river,
and hod actually. it h said, '' dragged her slow length" to within
two days of Honda, which *cc it was supposed she would succeed
ha resching--aeveral gentlemen had left Bogota to see her, and
so pay their parting respects to Dr. Goal on his embarking on
board Ms boat, to prated es his important mission.