The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-27

pun srohc, as she wns coming ont OF Cal
lao, the American pilot boat schr. WASP,
Ward, of Boston. in % days from Chloe
she had heard nothing of the ship O'Cain,
with whom she sailed as a tender, since Sc
paraling in a gale IN The Brazil Bank.
several months belore--it is feared she is
LOST.
BY an arrival on thr Goth Sept. nj
Haayaquil from Guanopaco, the important
intelligence was received, that lie .Se1na,
Wee Roy of Peru, had deciared himself in
oePeRdcnt Of Spain, and that a division ol
his army was within n DAYS march of Ii
ma.-Sdn Martin is very unpopular at Ii
ma and generally so tho the country, he
will now undoubtedly be compelled Ia
leave t.-Piseo was 10 possession of IL
Stfhd's troops, where II division Of Son
Martins army had been defeated, prryi-
ously 10 lis, occupatlonh,iL, Strnd's troops.
No doubt may now BIZ entertained of the
ultimate emancipation and independence
of Peru: lie .Se,nd hring very popular
aud in possession Of all TIC interior coHll-
try.
General BolTar was NJ Quinqua, from
whence he was soon expected AT Guayaqnil
where he was very popular"
i" The EN Vice Roy OF Quito, Don Era
riei .RpSdna, and family, left Guayaquil
on his return To Spain, by way of Panama,
on the Esd Sept. III the English brig Oil
phant. On the 18th October, the Olphant
boarded the English brig Francis, Is days
from Panama bound To Guapaquil ON
board OF the Francis was NJ. .lionicagudo
the Ex-Sccretary of State, at Lima.
+" The ship Mirror, Barney, of New
York, had sailed from Callao for the Inter
medlates having a license from the Govern
ment at l.ima--PreNiolsly TO the Dol
phn's sailing from that port, Lord Coch-
rdne was al Valparaiso with the squadron,
undergoing repairs"
"The schr. la peruann, armed with
10 II pound carronades, is commanded
ny 1t. CONT II. HENRi-She was built at
africa by Com. STEWART
"The city of Cartagua, capital Of the
Province of Costa Rica, WAS totally tie
stroycdby an Earthquake on The 9TH May
l82e. The ely contained about 1900
inhabitants, aud although not a house Was
left standing, IL is extraordinary that mol a
life was lost The Earthquake common
ced at IL O'Clock al night.--A vast quaint
ty Of gold and silver has been discovered
by the inhabitants, near the ruins of their
city, brought INTO view by the Earthquake.
The inhabitants were now October ID
living in sheds.-l'his Prov NICE was for
merry under the mtendcncy of Guatama
la it is DOW independent of itself, not
acknowledging TIE authority of Mexico or
Columbia. They have not yet established
National Fae.-1hIs city Is situated a.
bout 30 leagues ia the interior from POuta-
de-Arcnas, which port is on the Gulph OF
Nreoya IN about 80, north latitude
From -Ndr;iGguc.--Captain Doughty, ar
rived al Boston, who left SAINT Picrrcs,
lth ult. informs that the late Negro Plot
bad been entirely suppressed, and that u
houi 10 of the blacks were TO be executed
on the 10Th. Many mere were taken mp,
but were ascertalned 10 be runaways, &c.
but not concerned in the insurrcction.-
The rlngleader, after being several day in
the woods, was discovered, and pursued,
and not succeeding in discharping double
harrrlled gun IN his possession, jumped
down very high precplce, and was dash.
ed 10 pieces.