Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-13

BALTIMORE, June 9.-To the polite atten-
ton OF IL. ADAMS, Esq. who came passenger
in the schr. Patty Washington, arrived here
on Saturday evening from CarIhsgena, the
editors ofthe american are indebted for the
following Information respecting the alfairs of
The Republic of Colombia. President Bolivar
had marched from Guayaquil for Cuenca
MS army Is SAID To amnunt 10 5000 men which
returned from Peru. Cen Sucre was in
Pastos with some fOrce-aIl was quiet in the
South.
Ii was supposed the 'Spansrds were in pos
session of Lima--The armies of Cantcrac.
La Serna and Ramirez amounted to 10000
effective trOops-The Patriots had about
COCO
General Morales was still in Maracaybo
with 5000 mrn. General Moniilla was in Rio
de la llacha, with 1900. The advance OF
Morales occupied a very strong pass which
General MOntiila was Obliged To cross before
he could reach Maracaybo. 500 men could
maintain II against any force that could be-
sent against it,
The province of Santa Martha was still
aeltatcd. Col. BlanCo was about marching
INTO the province with 600 troops, and there. is
no doubt bmt he will effectualiy quiet the dis
satisfaction. The Colombian Congress had
| organized and proceeded To business. General
Urdaneta is President nf the Senate, and DIR.
Torres, of POpayaD, Vice President. Colonel
Caiscda is President Of the House of Repre-
sentaives. The Vice President delivered his
message he speaks in very handsome
mannerof The recognition ofthe independence
of Colombia Ivy the United States.
1t was reported in Carthagena that Cant.
Cochrane Ofthe British navy had gone To
BOgota, with some powers from the British
government the nature Of them was not
known.
One of tie FIRST subjects that would be
agitated in Congress was loan of ten or IF
teen millions. The government are extremely
anxious 10 pay off their debts. In the interior
all was quiet.
The Information from Bogota is TO the Goth
April. T.American.
Capt. Baker Of the brig Octavns. arrived at
This port on Saturday in 81 days from Kings
ton, Jamaica, reports TO The Excbanre
Reading Rooms that the capt. Of the pirati
cal schr Haragozana, was tried and found
guilty the day before he sailed The trial
81 the CREW, % in number, WAS 10 take
place on the following day This is the
vessel captured short time since on the
coast OF Cuba by the boats Of the British
sIoops of war Tyne aud Thracian. M.
HoRroLK, June 5.-Exract Of letter from
. hIend ~ Com. POricr's squadron, to the
Editors Of tie Beacon, dated
Hdrdnn, H0y 17H, 1928.
The Wild Cat and Beagle are employed
giving convoy on each aud every Sunday from
Havana after leaving the feet they cruize
along the coast, from Matanzas 30 this place.
We arrived this morning aiterexamining every
creek and harbor between Matanzas and this
port, without discovering any sign Of Pirates
or their vessels The coast nf Cuha i -
present entirely clear The Barges and
SchoOners recently captured lelucca and
burot several piratcal establishments about the
COlorados, which ] believe has given them a
death. blow. Vessels arrive and sail daily
without experiencing any interruptions The
fear ofliracy hes nearly subsidized. Two large