The Sun.
London, England, 1814-08-10 00:00:00

.111 '‘.';'..A-ICA .PA PERS.

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KJNGSTON, /1.71.."7 :Z.—Accounts have been re.;
eeived- here from Santa lice to the oth ult. via Car,
thagena, which mention that the Government bad
obtained an officiareondnunication -from the Go-
yernor of Popayan, stating th'at the -Army of the
South, commanded by the General in Chief, Don
Antonio de Naido, of Cundinainarca; had been
reduced to the necessity.of treating for the safety
of tire city, his trnops having been eutitiely cut up,.
it vl himself made, prisoner,‘ with all hi ii Staff,
cannou, colours, &c. This event had. completely,
de'stroyed all the disposable force in that city, and
ti'ev hail been minced to the necessity of opening
-their gates to the conquerors, and to implore. the
clemency of Gen. ,pontes, commanding the -40 y-,
alists, who was desirous, of stopping sic furtherz,
effusion of blood anti other evils, which an inef-
fvetnal resistance would occasion. Tlie above
.o,ettlirow of the Insurgents, so congenial to thq.
Royalists, had.occasioned the greatest-consterna-
thm in Carthagena. The President had arrested
and put in close confinement eleven European
Spaniards, and .had prohibited. for a certain pe-
iiod,-any persor whatever from leaving that city,
and the general cry was; in treat as prismaers all
luropean Spaniards, or any suspected of attach-
ment to the• Royal, cause; and prevent them from,
iscap'ng with their goods or effects.
A most abominable .husineSs litely took place
at the 'llavaOna., and,which would be disgraceful
for the most nefarious: Government to counte-_
; bnt it appears, nevertheless, to have been
sanctioned by the authorities of that place;=-,
enemy's ship, which had been previously cap-,
toted, under the Spanish flag, and regularly con-
denmed in the Vice-Admiralty Court, at New 7
Pro% id once, and sold, Proceeded from thence,
vaned the Helen, to the Havanna to load, when
she was ordered to be taken'possessioii of by the
• Government, as the property of her alleged for-
mer owners, although every necessary document
vas produced to shew her legal condemnation.—
ln consetplence her Captain (Holines) applied to
Captaitf !Jaynes, of the Talbot post sloop; of 20
guns, as the only representative of his Majesty,
and senior-Naval Officer at that port; to interfere
to preserve the property from so unjust and'illegal
11.geizare, wUcli, with
_that attention to the be-
nefit of his 'country he has manifested oit all,occa-
ions, he immediately complied with, and had this
-11a;-r,rant violation of, all, that was just and right
properly adjusted-.
Application was yesterday made to Rear-Ad-
miral Brown by the merehants'concerued in the-
trade to Carthagena, for. a vessel of war to.pro
reed to that port to protect British persons- and
.property, when liepas pleasei! to say_, that- it+ tile
course of a few days he would send one. thither
fOe the above fihrpOse; alit] that she would be di-
rected to leave, that port about the lOth or I2th
inst.- and to take under her protection any vessels.

for this joiii the next convoy.
The United Statess" schooner Nonsuch, Lieut.
Kearni.y. sailed froth Charleston on-, a-cruiee utt
tile.gth ult

The Itura fri;;ate, of 58. guns, • •Capt. .Sgruqr-
ville, and COirtest brig, of 1-figrms,Capt.ltattray.,
have arrive(l::itt Port Antonio-from a. cruise.

The S•tophire sloop of War, 4.18 gong, .Capt"
Brown 4ailtql from the Havanna for this port the
same 51,+y as the-Talbot.

i-The' Wasp brig, of 18 guns, Capt.Everard,Jiad
• tii-riVed at the-.Havanna front t!►is island, and pro-
.
• ceOTO on a crnize. .•
• December last the Ringdoye brig ~of. 18
..guns, captured a valitable American schooner;.off
the Nova. Scotia Bank,.: which was ordered for
',Halifax. She has not since been heard of, and it
is believed must have foundered, or- struck on
Stable Island.—Licut. Money, Mr. George West-
brook „Ali(lshipman-, and several men who. were
On board of her, it_is feared, were Post.

Extract of a Letter from tai;tbagena, dated June 22.

- " The past from the interior arrived here- on
the 20th, with the'most disthataccOunts froth Po-
p6yan and Santa Frl, that of the entire defeat of
the Republican Army, anal-of the capture of Na-
Tino, the Commander-in-Chief; a great,comtho-
tiwn has in conserprence been experienced in the
interim•, and it has t\lso been seriously-4 It, as all
business is, entirely at a stand.-