Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-24
From the Baltimore Gazette.
FROM THE PACIFIC.

r,Dondeujs, letters and papers to the
e Fr5.aary. Although not SO late as
r,.,led by previous arrival, they give
ID ms Of intelligence not heretofore pub
go The Mercury of The 18th February
Nv ,- account Of the loss Of the whaling
0,r,ran, Of Nantucket, which foundered
\. long l54. w. on her homeward>
y, wage. Her cargo consisting Of 300
i Sperm Oil, with the captain and
"A, removed from the wreck ny the Ship
R.,.ae. nv,
n from Gibrallar-she did not enter; but
~, in Uoat ahl proceeded 10 leeward.
Tn. anniversary Of the battle Of Chacabuco
s,, ,esbratrd at Valparaiso, on the 18th Feb
.,.rr bs civic feast, and other demonstra-
ir,ol the respect in which the ChiIlans hold
b.d,y, and the event which they consider as
40 fopndarion of their liberties The Editor
nm, Hler- lry, in rema' king upon this cele-
,,,,,op. calls the heights Of Chacabuco the
aunker-Hill of Chilli"
The letter which we re-2ublish below, is from
,s some highly intelligent young gentleman
~ whose Kindness we have been frequently
indebted for those letters which we have,
fom time 20 time, laid before our readers,
y,ng descriptions Of the climate and soil OF
SCUM America, aud furnishing useful informa>
non with regard TO the political state * relations
If The different nations Of that portion OF the
New World, among whom be has resided for
some time. The manner in which these lets
leri are written, evinces on the part OF our
correspondent a spirit Of observation and en-
Cqiry which is az once honorable, and worthy
! II lmiallUn;
"U. s. SHIr VINeENNss,
"Hrbow of E"Lparaiso, February -, ls2SS
"lhare i, 10 news os moment IN this quarter,
norris there any of importance along the coast
The Late conspiracy against the Government
sfLima, you will, in all probability, have b. Ell
informed of before this reaches you. by let
pis received from Peru daled 10Th January, it
appears the parties arrested, charg, d with the
crime Of an attempted subvefsion OF the gov
tamsu,, are now undergoing trial, whether 1t
before i military commission, or civil Judi
cary, have not understood The iemporiz-
I ing measures Of the government, growing per-
hap, out Of want Of energy have tendency TO
/ foster, rather 'han to rpress these internal
connexions; few examples punishment, |
have, 70 doubt would have salutary tendency
in supprt ssing the military splIir, that is con-
iuually disturbing tie public deliberations.
"Tte politics o, Chill appear TO be more set
led than any other of the republics on this side
olhe Andes, and it rs 10 be hoped IN few
var, the traits of Good Government will be
visible in the happiness and growing prosperi-
~ Of the Coun,ry.-In the ordinary course OF
human affairs there is nothing to defeat this
anticipated resut-A general view OF the pub
lie condition is highly encouraging. A mode:
rate public debt within the capability OF the
country speedily TO dischasge--an economical
admins ranon-a military and naval apparatus
organized upon peace esIab'ishnent-an un :
explored mineral wealth in the bowels OF he:
Mountains "a luxuriant sofia rapidly multi
Plymg population, and The industry Of the ma
lives xvi, Grating from the prospects OF indl
Hdaal prosperity opened to,them by free trade,
arr he.IthfuI features in the BODY polite, and,
from which is sanguinely expected a beneficial
reaction uDon the country at large
"Ihe br;g Geo. Gardner came into harbour
Yesterday and has 5rough: as passenger, Mr.
luDoR our late Consul, who. | understand, is
succeeded In MS consular functions by a M
Radcliffe OF New York-Mr. Tudor is on his
way 10 Rio de Janelro, and was promoted
from Consul at Lima, to Charge des Affairs
near the Courr of Brazil MIR. Tudor is spo-
| ~" hu(h iGSpSSl OoNh ny
ana resident foreigners, and as his sentiments
are known to be favorable 10 the existing or
yer OF things in Peru, aud he has taken an in
Etest IN the welfare Of the Peruvian Repub-
u" oIs translation is reported as matter Of
,es'e'. The sphere Of his duties will be greats
y enlarged by his recent appointment, and il is
DOe expected at this crisis, eQinently calcu-
n'sa to e..eit display Of intellectual resource,
|u diplomatic management, his talents will
@San him in the more arduous and RESPONSE.
'F hnctlUns he is about assuming al the I'm.
P''lal Conrt.
shor, time since pirate was reported
woe cruising on this Coast, she however proves
woe Spanish privaleer, armed with l6 guns
,la complement Of l6o men. 81. has made
Ss'sfa' captures Of CHILEAN vessels, which have
Ssu ransomed. 1t has created some excite
M .I ~, N these who have property aAoai under
TnilIan flag, but no depredations OF any
C,,,. nave been committed on neutrals. TIE
W S''an armeG brig Achilles, Commodore
s T,, We learn, is in pursuit Of her.
we sail from this tomorrow for Callao,
ing arrived a, this anchorage on the 9TH inst.
mn ,%' Juan Fernandez and Concep,ion-we re-
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