The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-20
FROM CnLOupIA

''hs "t 'llr proceedings at Puerto r,h,lla
~ enns'q 'eprc af the oh,ngei il Ypn.7u.i,
ny fa'z, are given. bat they are not in,,,z
'ahi. various speculation. u.rr ala, c,,.
c'fn'hg The probable course than Bnli,,r
VII t'kr On learning The r.cent events IT
-affaccas. Many think the claims oC In.
bafhcinians 10 hive the seat Of rnyrrn-
mtnt Al tarracras, IN Consequence pf IT,.
h'-tanre of Rngota, arr founded in ,ps,,c. e.
and tn" hp't'' opinion seems to be-. thai
bolivar will mol draw the sword npon his
ON ronntrylnrn, but all the difficulties
WI h"safnlc ihly arranged. The ,uthnri.
ties OF Barcelona ha,r refused IN ,cc,.d.
10 the newly adopted system of paez.
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FROM tULONBIA,
NV fpRX, July s-Tuo p. Nh.
L. Y. Gunner, Passenger IN the brig Tam
peo, Captain Palmer, from Carlbsp.na
has politely furnished the editors ftbe
Gatri'e "nh late Intelligence from that
quarter. The Spanish fleet. consisting of
"nr ~, four trSaies, and schooner, und.r
connodere LahOrde, had bee ntf tn
port several d'y~ previous 10 the selling If
J -
the, Intended 10 block d. ihr po#i. TIE
ldmp'co came ont IN the night aud saw
nothing If them. 1t was reported that tiny
had landed twenty miles to wiudward Of
| Cdrihdgena, aud ,rrled off 20 or 80 slryes
| from plantatlnn.
The Colombian Navy IN port. Including
the NV" slxt> fours from v York, Nay We
ry respectable, aud only wanted men 10
make them superior 10 any force which
Spain could furnish.
Inc troops in garrison amounted to a,
bout 5000 Vrn nndct superior dis ipne,
aud were constantly kept on duty.
gentleman, who had ost arrived at
Earlhas"na from Bogola, Informed Mr..
Nennor that the Extraordinary Congress-
winch was convened ~ consequence of thu
failure of Guldschmldt Il Co. Wa still in
session, when he left that pl1ce, disrnssir j,
the ways aud means for paying the inter
eSi OF the Colombian LOAN due IN July.
Intelligence Of the Disturbance. IN Ven
rznsIa had reached b gotta, AID the extra.
Ordinary session would accordingly b.
prolonged, and speedy AID efectnai mea-
Sures adopt Il 10 prevent any Interruption
I" the peace and harmony between Me-"
Grenada aud Venezuela. The receipt OF
This news in Bogota had not caused much
alarm.
The la Plata, 81. Capt. Thompson,
had arrived Al Carlhlgrna, IN II days pas
saee from New ! ork. Sixty Of her crew
wtre sent home hy J. VI. Macpherson, ,',q
U. ). Consul, in The schooner Hope, Capt.
Knapp, aud he was making every exc ton
~ procure the return IF the rtst. Vim. :.
Fao Vassell, Of Albany, had died in thu
Hospital.
Captain Fgher Van Beuren, from The
Pacific, who also came passenger N TIM
| Tamp'co, left Panama on the 10th of Way.
~ winch tune only the Delegates from
Peru and Guatemals had srrivrd tn attend
! the Congress. Bolivar was in GuIya-
qail.
Whilst Capt. Van Beuren was 1T Cha
gres, Il gentleman arrived from Panama
! wno lett there three DAYS after HIM, aud
stated that II was rumnrpd there that thr
| United States schooner Dolphin, wMrh
! had been sent in pursuit of the m0tincers
| Ut the ship Globe, had heen sunk by her
crew, and that the frigate United States
had gone IN pursuit of them. Capt. Van
Beuren does not ,Ouch for the auth.ntcl,
" Of tins runor.