Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09
FOREIGN.
FROM COLOMBIA.
SAVANNAH. NAY 30.

SANANNhH. MAY 80.
Late and Important from Colombia.
rtIoHr on noLiv.H.
TO a gentleman. n passenger I'm the
brig America. arrived yesterday from
81 Thomas, we are indebted for the
following important intelligence from
Co'ombla, received at 81. Thomas by
the mail boat from Laguira, two DAYS
Let"re the departure Of the America
A revolution headed by Gen. Urda.
meta. the former friend and firm sup.
porter ot Gen. Bolivar, took place al
boSJ.a on the 22d Of April. The
whole country declared itself in favor
OF Venezuela; Bolivar with General
oLeary, and few followers, fled with
Tie utmost precipitation towards Car
thagena, IN order il vas presumed 10
get out OF the country. His destina.
ton was not known; but his power j.
completely a, an end.
A Proclamation OF Juan II. Arismcn
dI. dated at Caracas, on the 25,h of A.
pr'I, announces the revolution in Boro
Ia which Is stated TO have been the
consequence of the principles proclaim
ed by Venezuela in November last. aid
ed by the sentiments of the soldiery m
their favor. The yictorv Il is stated
has Frustrated the Vaccinations of
despoiiSm, and established the plo.
rious destiny OF Venezuela, and the
happiness OF South America.
Georgian.
Arumour which may, perhaps, be re-
garded as somewh hat eoatirmatory of the
above, is very current in our CITY 10.
day. On Saturday number Of Suan
lards arrived isom Norfolk ~ the Steam
Boat Poe ahonias. They had been "a
Ken from OF board vessel from Car.
thagena, IN Hampton Roads. by a
steam boat by which they were convey.
ell TO Norfolk, whence they came 10
Baltimore. Among them, or anon.
those who we're left on board tic YES.
sci III Hampton Roads, report states, i,
the great Liberaior. We sincerely
hope that il may be 80. We shalt b,.
glad To afford TO tie iIlustriOus Patrio,
an asy lam from the bind fanatacism
OF his deiuded countryn.cn.
baltimore CdcCffe.
t'a'rr mails have brought 10 Confirmation,
q the foregoing intelligence.
The Norfolk Beacon If The ooh nj,
conialns some interesting information
from Colombia. l. will he seen thai
the intelligence communicated by Mr..
burrows. ~ much later than that hv
ne America at Savannah, via 81.
Thomas, and while il makes no dire,
alluslon 10 the Revolution. spoken Of in
mat sriIcIe. Is very fsr from conGirm.
M ihe assertion therein made, Thar
"boll'ars power is completely az an
end"
The packet brig Medina. Of New
work, p DAYS irom Carihagens. stood
into the Chesapeake on ihc 9th inst.
~ consequence Of head winds. and
landed MIR. e. r. Burrows, of New
York. from whom the Editors oC tie
Bcaccn have received the following
Information.
The Medina sailed from Caribspcna
on the sixth nf Nav. Previous "a her
sailing. the Mail from Bogota brought
an address from VI. Csi,cdO, acting
President Of the Republic. recommend.
'ng to Congress the separation If We.
nezuela from Colombia.
! be american, English. ard Brazil.
ian Ministers Immediately gave notice
70 'he government, that IN such an
ven, they should all instantly leave
she Republic.
Tbs had an effect 10 create sre,,
excitement. and was believed 81,
De attended With happy effects, and
prevent The separation. which must. #
persisted IN, dssaoy Colombia.