Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-23
FROM THE PACIFIC.

hoM, LIE HAJIflt
We are indebted to our attentive correspou-
dent, Mr.. Toplif for the following intelligence
from the Pacific, received by the brig Colon,
from FalParaiso.-EN. Y. GaS.
.iIeychants' HI, Boston, JulyT7.
Arrived, brig Colon, For,l. Valparaiso, 12I !,
AMI Co3uimbo, 90. Left nj Valparaiso, shin.
Tartar, ttctry, from Boston, daing nothing; Pp-
tosi, Baldwin, $50 days from New York, arr
l5ti:; briSStranger, Nye, doing nothing. Sailed
il CO. with Y. S. ship Franklin, scirs. Dol;ahin
Conner, aad Amanda Gi55s, and brig Harriet
Conis;n, for Luna. Left at the LITTER PLACE,
ship Providence, 27 days from Lima, arriy ed
9th III charge Of the mate, to waite orders from
Capt. Bowers, who remained at Lima; and ship
Massachusetts, of n. Bedford, arr 10th, with
l400 bbls. oil, TO sail 10 few days to complete
her cargo. Brig Peru, Johnson, 10l days FIR.
Salem, arrived goth, and sailed 25th for Lima,
not being able 10 sell her cargo. Soop John
Jay, Coffin, with 1900 bbls. oil, and Phcnix,
Harris, with 2600 sailed Al ril !, for Nantucket.
The frigate United States, Com. Hull, arr.
at Valparaiso. March OF, and sailed April 4 for
lima Ship China Pataam, and Canton, Page,
went into Valparaiso, April 5--tIe latter would
probably leavet the Coast il all May, supposed
ior the United States~-te former had orders TO
returnto Lima Immediately iii case any oftlIeU u.
S. vessels of war had sailed for that place
Brig Nancy, Summer, of New York, arr at
| Lama, brought accounts that she left 5000 b5Is.
| iour afloat, and about $500 t5ls. were daily
| expected in vessels which had arrived on tAe
coast Sales were slow, as wanted for con-
| sumption only. Brig Herald Of Salem, had
sailed for Guayaqul. Ship Kcnsington, was
ordered olffron Callaoby Admira! Guisc, who
/ had declared the place in a state OF blockade
il was supposed the kensiogton had gone 10 the
J Intcrmclios.-A French ship from GuayaIuii
| f,.T I'll 4 in oft Ia: Cor
PORT, b. pirat;cal brig. The Dolphin, and
Amanda, were sent in pursuit, but returned te
Valparaiso without falling in will hcr.--Spoisc
7th inst. lat. 20 ID, lon. 50 33. sc!ir. New Pris
/ ella, - days from Alexandra for Barbadoes
/ 3tli lat 81 10, lon. 60, sciir. Empire, from
4 New Lonion, for Darbalocs, 18th, go mile
South Of Georges Bank, brig James Monroe
days from Portland, for Bar5a;locs. Passcn
ger, Capt. Walter Croker.
Tie ffigatc Preba, Ad. Guise, leftbeforc Cal
.lao, TO proceed TO Watcho, to water aad during
his abseusc, the Canton, China, Herald an
Prominence put to sea.
The following is copy ola note from Capt
Bowers, Of the Providence:
RI "Adnral Guisc, after having detained tli
Providence and Herald, proposed 10 them to pa
!, 5000, and acknowledge that il was dc;nande
. in consequence of their having fred into IL
: boats while they were attacking the enemy, 9
to 20 TO leeWaTd with HIM AMI DC trIeu by cou
al martial they preferred the former, and paid Oh
. money. The object ofliis boats. beyond doub
was 60 plumber t!ic vessels oftbeir money, SON
= ofr7!i III was on board"
> nduaI.---Silliam Hauford, late SCI
:, man on board the brig Ellen, OF London, W;
: murdered on the evening oftuc 9Th January,
:, q uayaqui, by tic natives. lie represented hni
sclfto be native Of New York, aud to have
:, large family residing there at present, aud tiF
; ono of ais sisters lived in Cherry street.
t. (5iGned) SAMUEL SIMPSON,
II Master OF brig Ellen, Of Loudo
Enclosed is copy ola letter from the Am
&c rican captains at Caao, addressed to comm
~ .lorc Hull, copies Of which were put on boa
= several vessels, aud from tue circumstance
I, his leaving Valparaiso 50 soon after his arriy;
~ IL is 20 be inferred he had received one Of the
a and hastencd to comply with their request.
Ill The ColonRas a cargo offs 20 quintas coce
III no slabs (1561 quiutals) copper, 10000 doila
=. g. dozen chinch1li skins, 10 boxes and 2 ba
ii platapina {pure silver,) and 100 seal skins
Is Copg of q letter so,1tte, at Ca,o, .Isch lst
n. C1ptain Isa1c Hui, Conn utsicf q TIC Wa
~! force in tie Pacifc.
. SiR--We beg leave 10 inform you Il
on the 9Th ult. mutiny took place IN TIE Gas
Of Callac, ga7risoned by the Bneuos Ayr'
lg troops, with a view Of forcing the PERUVIAN
OF vernmcnt to pay them their arrears, aud WIZ
ended in their liois ing the SPANISH lag ana
cIaring for the KIM. Our property has sun ,.