Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-17
FROM GIBRALrER.

Reported Capture of Don Migue's Fleet.
The expedition of Donna Mara's adherents t
AIgarve seems, according to the accounts re
ceived at New York to promise weIl-both By
land and water. Captain Napier-we tor
get his Portuguese t,le-had sailed TOR Lis
hon with all his squadron, and We have re-
port by Captain Clark, Of the brig Splendid, ar
rived at New York from Tarrogona, "that Dor
Psdro's squadron had captured that OF Don Mi
euel, and had put the whole coast under block
ade.n Capt, Clark passed Gibraltar on the ilth
and received this report from the brig Commerce
for Tampico which came out OF Ginralter tha
morning. This report derives confirmation IRON
the fact mentioned by a Gibralter paper OF the
9Th July received in Boston, and quoted by the
papers OF that city, which says that vessel ar
rived there on the 9th. which stated that on the
morning Of the 4,h. about 10 miles from cape St
Vincent. the Miguel'e and the Patriot squad
rons we're seen sailing in two parallel lines,
though wide apart, in the direction of Cape ST.
Mary-the fcrmer consisting OF eleven and the
latter of nine vesses-and that after they had
been lost sight Of, the report OF cannon was heard
LATEST FROM NEW GRANADA.
By the Medina from Carrhasena, we received
lsays the New York Daily Adsertiser) our papers
and correspondence from Bogota.
Every thing continued IN peace and prosperity
The ports Of Zapote and Sabanila have been
opened 10 commerce.
Permission has been granted to F. Montoya &
IN. IN construct a rail road from la Bodega de
Rouota to Madre de Dios in Maraquita; and to
Cosms Hove s. CO., to open one from Bonllla to
fodesas de Nux IN Antioquia; also to j. NJ Cas-
neIes & Co. to build strong covered bridge over
Rio de Ia Plata 10 New Granada.
In consequence Of q request or permission 10
visit his family, the government permitted NJ.
]. Mosouera, Vice President, to proceed to To-
pagan. =,
the plenipotentiaries OF the three states Of Co.
Iomba as likely to take place IN lew months.
The topics to come under their deliberations 1t IS
supposed. are, 1. A perpetual league for mutual
security and defence. 2. A convention OF trade
and NAVIGATION. 8. Measures to obige Spain to
recognize them. 4. To prevent foreign colsni-
zaten in their territory, and resist interference.
5. The law Of nations, and international princi-
niles. 6. The footing on which to continue and
cootract foreign relations. z. Particularly the
relations with Rome. 8. Military and Naval force.
O To unite with Christian nations IN q league
against the Slave Trade.
LATEST FROM CANTON, CAPE OF GOOD
HOPE AND ST. HELENA.
By the brig Bolivar Liberador. at New York,
Canton papers to 1st April; Cape Town to the
18th June, and st. Helena to the Sd July inclu.
sive have been received.
The American brig Bolivar Liberador, Capt.
Underwood. arrived at Lintin, from the Sand
witch Island and Manila. At the latter place
the brig was ordered off in consequence OF her
name, notwithstanding her being an American.
A short stay was only permitted on representing
that she was in distress. No person was per.
ed, while of the harbor, by two armed govern.
,nent boats, and was only with difficulty that
one or two Americans were permitted to 20 on
board.
The arrival at Macao Of portion Of the troupe
of the Italian Opera which had been for some
time playing at various ports on the West Coast
Of South America, promises some amusement 20
the musical part Of the community.
The asSsuees Of Palmer & Co. have appoint
.d M r. C. Jenkins their Agent and Setreta.
re. and the Bank Of Bengal their Treasurer
TN, funds of this Estate are 10 way involved,
ve are clad to say. IN the affairs Of Messrs. Mack.
;n,osh 4 Co. having been invested in Compauy's
naner out of which further dividend OF four
n.r cent. has been declared and il 10 likely ano
Their dividend of 6 per cent will be paid by Nov.