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London, England, 1822-07-01 00:00:00

OPERATIONS IN COLOMBIA.

The following official documents relating to the
recapture of Coro, and the operations of the Colom-
Lian army against Porto Cabello, arc translated from
lute Venezuelian pope's.
CARACCAS, APRIL e 9 . —The main body of the
Republican army, under the command oi Colonel
Pinango, took up their march on the Ist inst. and
established their quarters in Jam:l on the 96.—
Pinang°, with 4UO light infantry and 40 cavalry,
occupied Curamelx) on the t ith, without opposition.
lie returned to Jacma on the ISth, to direct the
'movements of the rest of his army, who began their
march on that day, and were to have entered Coro
on the 15th.

Colonel Vagas, who leas been reinfinced by 600
volunteers, commanded by Gen. Torellas, has been
directed to move onwards to the Pcdregal, to divert
the attention of the enemy in that dire: Lion.
• Cu!. Hems with the column of Zulia, will operate
in the rear of the enemy, and three other detach.
ments will spread themselves along the deserts be-
tween Carigua and the ports of Attagracia.
Morales will move against Colonel Pinang(); he
will leave a part of his army to cope with Colonel
I leras. Should he come towatds Coro with ',the
smallest part of his force, thinking that we only
intend to divert him fi•um Maracttib7) with the 4.00
Such who occupy Cumarchn, he will most assuredly
be rut to pieces. Should he move with the main
body of his troops, the corps of Saha and l'edregal
will destroy any fine remaining us a rear guard,
and will fall on his rear. -

Our operations have been heretofore fortunate,
and promise complete success.
The enemy having nu vessels to transport his
troops into Porto Cabello, will not seek the coast
where we are blockading the division in Maracaibo,
and we shall possibly exterminate the krocious cue►ny
of our tranquillity and happiness.
Subsequent to the foregoing, Captain Bums has
arrived with despatches, giving uu account of the
battle fought at Chiparo on the 17th instant, which •
states that Col. l'inungo, with his division, brought
the enemy, mu:ceiling 500 men, commanded by Col.
Tell°, to close action, and ga►ned a complete victory
over thew, taking two uhicers and eighty men pri-
sners, with 130 muskets, besides killing and
wounding a very great number. Colonel Tello and
Commandant Arbuthnot, with only twenty men es-
rain.ll; they were closely pursued. Our loss was
contracatively Wit:ling.—This places Curo and L t
Vela in the possession of the patriots—will oblige
General Morales to come to a 6eucral action, With

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every probability of its terminating in our favour ;
it frees Maracaibo from the apprehension of mi in-
vader, and enables Colonel Heras to operate on the
vanguard of the enemy the moment it is put in
motion

SIEGI•. OT PORTO CAM:L.I.O BY THE PATRIOTS.

Rya hnlletiu, Rated at ;,;eneral quarters in Borbu-
rata, the 12th of April, it appears that the Patriot
Commander-in-Chief was actively engaged in recon-
noitering the enemy, and adopting the most judici-
ous plans for his annoyance.
The general was cutting off every possible supply,
investing several adjacent towns and positions with
his troops, and keeping a naval force on the coast to
intercept all communication with the royalists.

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZI:TTE.
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
B. Brookc, Walcot, Somerset, common brewer.
DANK RUM.

.......
W. Cauca, Cotton End, near Warwick, mcalntan. Solicitor,
Mr. Ricla Lincoln's Inn Fields.
W. Heydon, South Audley Street, plumber. Sol. Mr.
Greenweorl, Manchester Street, M tuichtster Square.
T. Farquharson, Liwe Street, merchant. Sol. Mr. Score,
Tokenhouse Yard.
J. Cragg, Whitehaven, Cumberland, ironmonger. Sul. Mr.
Clennell, Staple Inn.
S. Nlendhann, ltryanstone Street, Portman Square, merchant.
Sol. Mr. Eicke,Cornhill.
T. Deighton, Davies Street, Berkeley Square, saddler. Sol.
Mr. Hunt, Surrey Street, Strand.
D. Griffin, Waitron'', linen draper. Sol. Mr. Jones, S:se
Lane.
J. C. Ridgway, Old Kentooad, linen draper. Solt. Messrs.
Shepherd and Co. Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn.
J. Harris, Bristol, lithographer. Sul,. Meaxs. Bridges and
Co. Red Lion4quare.
B. Ellis, Leicester, woolstaplcr. Sols. Messrs. Holme and Co.
New Inn.
DIVIDENDS._ . _

July 20, J. and 11. Watson, Friday Street, warehousemen-
-10, T. Sissell, Jewin Street, Cripplegate, tailor-20, 11. F.
llorneman, Queen Street, Cheapside, merchant-27, J. Liprsird,
Deptford, cheelpemonger-20, J. Newman, Clerkeewell, brewer
—22, H. Norfolk, :11ountsorrel, Leicestershire, worsted makers
I'., P., J., and B. Dixie, Falcon Square, iron founders-
-22, D. Adcock, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, druggist-27,
S. Simons, Hilperton, Wiltshire, hawker-25, T. Baker, York,
linen draper-22, W. Women, Dowaiton, Wilts, linen draper-
-23, W. and H. Webb, Bristol, linen drapers-23, E. Phillip,
Narberth, Pembrekethire, linen draper-244 P. Jones, Car-
marthen, linen diaper-25, J. T. Thorn, Plymouth, currier-
-23, J. Buckland, Chard, Soruersetshire, miller-30, J. Pleb
Leicester, grocer-27, A. J. Mackenzie and H. Roper, Cross
Street, Finsbury Square, merchants-20, T. llipkins and C. C.
Sumner, Hillingdon, Nliddlesex, plate glass manufacturers-22,
J. Carter, jun. Liverpool, merchant-20, it. and T. Junieson,
Ironmonger lane, merchants.
CERTIFICATES to be granted July 20.
T. Griffith' of Hormilten, Warwickshire, victualler—W.
Moyse, Saxounilhani, Suffolk, flour merchant—J. Stecie, Li-
verpool, map and chart seller-1. Child, St. Ives, Huntingdon•
shire, boatwright—J. Coales Eantli, Huntingdonshire, liquor
merchant—J. Ilawkins, jun. (l:astonlutrz, oomersershire, hose
dealer—lt. 11 Booby, Arbour square, Commercial road, mer-
chant-[. Ward, Seamer, York, maltster—J. Luxton, Poole,
linen draiver—W. Purkis, Portsmouth, cabinet maker.-.E. Du
Bois, Copthall Court, merchant—J. Porter,Watlington, Norfolk.
dealer—P. Sowerby, sell. Liverpool, provision merchant—G.
Snakespear, Pidl Mall. lA:eking nuitttaczurer.

COURSE OF EX
Anniterdam, 12 10 C. F.
°moot Sight, 12 7
Rotterdam, 12 11
Antwerp, 12 6
Houthusgh, 38 2
Altund, 38 3
Paris, 3 JAyesight, 2.1 70
Ditto, 25 U
BourtleAnx, 26 0
Frank fort on the Maine,ls7i
Petersburg'', 0i 3 U.
Vienna, Ef. Flo. 10 21
'Trieste, LE Flu. 10 21 _
Madrid, 36—Cadiz. 351 I
8i1b03,3:1-..liarcelour,4sl

PRICE 0
itank Stork 21:1;
t per Cent. Red. 80
I per Cetst.l:(iiiAuls
31 per Ccut. 916
4 iotr Cent.
New Fours, 971
Loug Ali 61. Yu;

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