Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-30
MORE TROUBLES IN COLOMBIA.

Extract of n letter from Venezuela dated Nov. 90,
1920, received at Philadelphia, via 81. Thomas.
fAfairs seem to have undergone a change in Ven
eLu,a, arising, il appears, from Qtcial propo-
cal made by General Urdaneta, the Secretary Of
War 10 Gen. P0"Z, to forward the coronation Of
Bolivar The public voice is raised against the act
In Venezuela. Death to the tyrant, death TO the
crown--loug live the constitutions" is the common
cry through the streets. II that his portion
Of the country will form separate, independent and
republican government. The persons confined in
the dungeons of Puerto Cabello in consequence of
the Bogota conspiracy have been set ut liberty by
the garrison. and the many persons who Danish
ed from the country for political opinions, have been
recalled by Gen. PaeZ. The odious and nquisitoral
police has been abosed aud the liberty of the press
hps been restored by public decree of Gen PACE.
You may, perhaps recollect to have heard this dis
fingushed officer and true patriot remark otten that
he would follow Bolivar as long as he had no idea of
creating monarchy, but that there should be no
eTUnH IN Colombia; the time It appears has arrived
when he will verify his assertnnS"-.N r. Mer. AdU.
The following appears in the New York American
Of Friday:
NOTICE On Saturday evening, the 10Th inst ,
Chancellor Lansing, of Albany, arrived in this city,
and put up ut the City Hotel; he bfcakfased and di-
ned there. Shortly after dinner lac retired to his
room and wrote for short time, and about the hour
that the persons intending To gn to Albany usually
leave the Hotel, he was observed to leave his rUom.
lie has not been heard Of since that time. lie
teft bis trunk cane, &c. IN his His friends in
ys city have heard this morning from Albany that ho
has not feturncu Doucs
IL is supposed that he had written letter to Al
bnnv nud that he intended 90 put u on board tho
steamboat that leh here for that place at five o'clock
thut afternoon. lie had made engagement; TO
take tea Mt six o'clock that evening with Mr.. Robert
Ray OF this city who resides at NO. 20 Marketicld
street
Re dressed in black; and wore powder in his
hair. Tie was n man Of large and muscular Franc
oi body, and about five feet nine inches height.
lie was upwards of sevcniy-sIx years of age. lie
vac IN good health. g. has never been known 90 have
been affected by any moutul ALTERATION Any into-
gence concerning him will be most gratefully
knowledged by his afflicted lends and family, ii lett
for them. at the bar ofthe City Hotel.
BosToN, December %.
Tne ThieT CtrVghL--We learn that Thomas But
Ter, who carried Off about e. OOO let at the Morbo
70 Hotel for Messrs Gllbrr g. Sons, wna taken
yesterday morning IN Braitleborough W. and all the
mJnoy, excepting about 4 80, recovered. The duub-
looms concealed in the whist band Of his panta-
looms, and the bank bills inserted between the upper
leather and the lining Of his boots.
From NIessrs Gilbert d. Sons we learn in addition
that Butler was taken BY two stage drivers of NIL
ford N. n that he confessed the WTsOv transaction
and wept like child thai he was dressed in old
cloak and cap--1ho information was received by
express. Iio will probably be brought to the city
this evening.
ENOR sale or hire, Negro Girl accustomed 10 HOUSE