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FROM CURACOA. .
Br the Rebecca and Sally, arrived yesterday from
Curacoa, we have received Papers to the 13th Septem-,
ber. Late information received from Maracaibo states,
that everything was tranquil at that plaCe. Commo-.
dore Padilla had declined taking commatili of the La.
goyra squadron. •
The difficulties started by Morales in coMplying witjs
the terms of his late capitulation kayo been removed,
and be has, in compliance with the provisions of **-
fib a,rticle, taken and subscribed an oath never again to:
take pp arms against Colombia, till:ke shall have hien
regularly exchanged, on paisof death,
An extract of a letter froth La Gnyra, of\ thn2sth '
of Atigng, says—." The siege of Puerto Cabello, is
qiixtut being forcibly renewed. General Paei.is already
on his *toy to resume hostilities, and will be followed
to-morrow by the gallant battalion of grenadiers," ,940
strong. The sixty-four-gun - ship is momentarily ex-
pected from Margarita, in company with the frigate
Venezuela, and sloop Of war Boyaca, to join the t*enty-
gun bark Charles, lately arrived here from England for
the Colombian service; the Pichincha and the Bolivar
are daily looked for from leeward. This formidable
squadron will proceed forthwith to the blockade of •
Puerto Cabello.

The Spanish frigate Constitution, in company with
the Carabobo and Mai ia Francisca, from Porto Cabello,
called, on the 4th of September, off Cnracoa, and were
joined by the corvette Ceres, then- lying in that port.
They were said to be destined, to Havannah.

The American Commissioners at St. Abgtitine had •
'entered into a treaty with the Florida Indians, by which
the latter had consented to teMain within MO limits as .
the Governmeneo(the United Statts should allot them.
ft was supposed they would be placed in, the south of
that State, thus leaving the remairtder of their aelqrsisi-.
tier' to their new masters,who would thus be enabled to'
bring into the market an additional quantity of valuable
lard for:sale. The contestebetweenabe traders .on the
Missouri and thelticaree. Indians hal terminated in. fa-
your of the forsper •eho.lrad driven thertiftbie their..
After.theimericans had quitted them; the
habitations of the Indians' were said to- have beets set on
flue by some of the patritteo and agents of the Missouri
Fur Company, leerdet to preicoke4w acts of hostility
against the . American traders, and by that means to
frustrate the objerteof their expedition. Such disgrace-.
101 acts constantli-risult from the enmity of the English
and Ameiican tradoAtltlit they merit, mOrejuitly than
the people ibetto.dmagnate, the appellation of savages.
Lestkri dited. the Tlth of July were received yester.
day fri!tn..tinaa, by way or 1 o, cte which.state
that theßoyelitt troops under Cantaracirad determihed.
on abandoniqii that City arid reciting to tbe southward, •.
fearful tharthete'reireet 'Would be cut off bye the ape-
di6n,
.ed1ich,1ea.,C412.4410. the Tatter end of June tor'
thiTntertitedios.
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