The Sun.
London, England, 1816-08-09 00:00:00

AMERIC A.

The state of feeling in regard to America has
produced siti interest in the intelligence front
thence which has not very recently been excited.
W have adviees front New York to the 4th of last
month ; and in the New York'Evening Post we
have the following ob4ervations :---
" New YoaK, JULY cannot but. he gra-
tifyi..g.to ohserve what IA spirit of amity and
friendship exists between our Minister at London
and the Buitich Nation ; indeed, the same sort of
friendly st;Usibility seems to have extended, itself
throughoin the ‘rhole Democratic Party in this
country; It is not long since a turtle dinner was
given by these Gentlemen (no the' ilth of 'June,
the King's Birth-day). They have now another
• 01,1)06 onity of rt-pling themselves, by turningto
the toreiLu extracts from the London Papers re•
ceived at Boston. They will there perceive an
I r rehange of civility at a British Anniwirsary,
between Mr. Adams and his Ilighness the Duke
of Kent, which cannot fail to be highly pleasing.
" The Exchan,:e at New York was- between
five and six per cent, above par. The subscrip-
tion hooks of the Bank Of the United States were
opened on the Ist of last month, in. New York,
at the City Bank ; and we are informed- that
I20„000 dotlars were subscribed. The books
were to be kept open twenty days.
" All feat' of itminiation at the City of New
Orleans is removed, by the unexpected and rapid
fall of the river, and the fugitives are returning
to their habitations.
" The crops of grain, excepting in the vicinity
of Baltimore, are vary abundant throughout the
United Stores. The produce of tobacco andeut-
ton is eqUally so."

adiz to the 20th ult., it is asserted that on the
19tit a meeting of the merchants took place, and
a resolution Was agreed to, to it out tour armed
vessels to cruise against the Carthagenian and
Buenos Ayres pirates, as they are denominated.
It was also reshlved at the meeting to assist Go-

vermuent in fitting out men of war to Le employed
in convoying merchant-vessels every three month*
to Spanhab America.

Extracts from Pt pers and Platefins of g..Ninral
HoLivAit's Army, acting on the Spanish Main.
rr newt-Quarters, Carupano, :tont. 13, 181(1.
" Our gun-boats left the Islatid of Margaritt
on 25th ult. mid seolveVeil the whole a the enemies
roast. On the 3d instant we landed in Gofto-
Trieste, atql took three grin-bunts front the enemy,
which we fitted out. One of our detachments
took several at tlre enure's fugitives. Another
Spanish gun-boat posted at Guarapichi was cap-
tured, together with A schooner and sloop loaded
with flour. They had also soldiers and emi-
grants on board, bound to Guayana. Seventy
Spanish withers were killed in the, action with
the above vessels. On the 6th our naval forces
proceeded to take the principal positinn Of the
Spaniards in Guiria, to windward of Cum.ina,
which %vas easily done, fitly only of, the enemy
being able to escape. By this means a small de-
tachment
.of gun-boats from, Bolitiars„arutY, has
dispossessed the Royalists of the Whole of the
per part oldie province of Ctimana, anti taken the
entire entire naval and Military strength by which
it was defended.

" liendAtthters, Caiupano, June 6, 1816.
" The patriot Chief Zaraza, already thitatens
the Capital of Venezuela, with a strong army, after
setting tree the plains of Calabozo and Varinas.
Another Chief, named Cedeno, has defeated and
destroyed a division of 500 Spaniards, headed by
the Governor of Guayana. But Venezuela is
not the only theatre of. fortune and glory : New
aranada also is making extraordinary efforts
against Spanish tyrants. The fate of General
%lorillo has been similar to that of the Governor
of Glarlla. The plains of Bogota, in the pro-
vince of Cundinamarea, is the happy spot which
Providence destined to avenge us, by punishing.
the army which called itself the Pacificator of
America.---The great army was there overturned.—
its ferocious and sanguinary Chief alone escaped,
to bear testimony to AMerican valour. 'New Gre-
nada has remained tranquil after this celebrated
battle.
" All these advantages over the enemy are alone
due to the valour anti virtne inspired by the just
cause we defend. Till now our soldiers have
fought disarmed ; in future their victories will be
more decisive, their triumph more certain, and
they will be more firm in the positions they
acquire. Their valour will he sustained and aided
by the arms and other innumerable elements the
new expedition brings with it."

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