The Sun.
London, England, 1827-04-27 00:00:00

COLOMBIA.

(From the Bogota Gazette of Jan. 28, 1827.)
"TO THE FRYSIDVIT OF THE CHAMBER OF SENATE, LUIS

A. BARALT.

" The reply of your Excellency, of the 29th ult.,
in which you manifest to me your determination not
to take upon yourself the charge of the Govern-
ment, as requested by me, in my letter of the 22d
of the same myna], is certainly very painful to me.
" My health every day is getting worse, and my
medical attendants assure me, that I ought to ab-
stract myself from all public business. Even if there
were not this powerful reason, the present state of
our beloved country places me at a distance prom the
Supreme Magistracy.
" Who, however but the Congress, or in their de-
fault, the Liberator, can decide the question between
you and myself, and remove the doubts which are
occasioned by the Articles 62 and 68 of the Con-
vention ? I shall forthwith send an account of this
affair to his Excellency the Liberator, if the Congress
be not installed to-morroa ; and on whatever day
the Congress may unite, I shall most certainly de-
liver up the offic,! I hold to the President of the
Senate.

" I must not omit to state to your Excellency how
grateful to my feelings has been the lionourabit,
manner in which you are pleased to speak of me in
the letter before acknowledged.

To merit the good opinion of respectable citizens
has always been, and is still, my ambition—and to
receive such a tribute, in my favour, from your Ex-
cellency, who unites all the qualities of a good man
and sound politician, is to me a source of consolation
and pleasure.

lercaesotnt.he ass(usrvz.annceedo)f my most distinguished
" FRANCISCO DE T. SANTANDER.%
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NIEETISGS OF CREDITORS.

J., Hackney
LcuraoauNfmtsD:OGN.,
\Dvlv.:::b.,—MosnAv, APRIL 30.—(At the Court o
Commissioners, 13asinghall-street.)
lo' Jefferson R.,Pickering ... 10
Hatfi:ld, .j.,
11 Roberts, T., Manchester .... 11
Cambridge

COUNTRY DT A.IIY.—INIosuAY, APILII, 30.
Anderson, R., Manchester—Star, Manchester
Beaumont, H., Liverpool—Porrest and Co., Liverpool
Bennett and Co., Kidderminster—White Hart, Hartlebury 10
Cox and Co. Kingston-upon-Hull—Dog and Duck, Kingston 1
Croardill, H., St. Stephen's—Guildhall, Canterbury ll
Gill, T., Stourport—Hart, i hrtlebury
Gregory, w,, Manchester—Star, M..nchester lO
Lamb, J., Liverpool—Star and Garter, Liverpool ll
Moorsorn, NV., Scarborough—Talbot, Scarborough lO
Morley, NV., Manchester—Star Manchester
Morton and Co., Wellingborough—Town-hall, Wellingboro' 12
Pitt, 11., Liverpool—George, Liverpool
?fowling 8., Leeds—Court-house, Leeds 0
Thorley and Co., Solford—lVliite's, Manchester 2
Thompson, 1., Bilston—Littleton Arms, Penkridgc ll
Woodward, H., Sheffield—Tontine, Sheffield l2

The specie brought by his Majesty's ship
Tweed, is less in amount, and the whole cargo
far less valuable, than has been reported. Some
merchants who have agents at Portsmouth have
received statements of the freight, which amounts
to 1,200,000 dollars, and 315 scrolls of cochineal,
making the total value of the cargo about 300,0001.
instead of a million sterling. It is not known
what portion of this specie is the Government
remittance, but it is believed to he not less ti-
500,000 dollars.