Yesterday we received New...
The Times, 1824-08-06T00:00:00

Yesterday we receivedl AVeto York papers to the 8th, ant Philadelphia papers to the 6th of last month. We regret to observe that they are wholly silent respecting the alleged victory of BOLIVAR in Peru. The followig are the only articles of intelligence worth extracting:- " NEW YORK, JuLY 8. " FROMe SOUTu AmsR1CA.-1Ve arc indebted to Capraln Shipman, of the sehooner Trimmer, arrived last evening in sixteen davs from Carthagena, for the following summary of events in that quarter:- "The French frigate Flora, Captain Mallette, and the brig of war Grzelle, arrived at Carthagena on the 16th of June, fromMlarti- nique, and last from InGuayrm In the frigate came passenger Mon. aieur Chasserien, a member ef the Legion of Honour, on a mission to the Colombian Government,tbe nature of which had not transpired during his stay at LaGusyra; but since his arrival at Carthagena,the people, as well as some of the authorities, view his arrival in a silSpi- cious light. It had occasioned disagreeable feelings on the part of the French officers, but it waa supposed every thing would be put to rights when the Government at BogoLa received accurate information as to the object of Monsieur Chassecien's mission. " The Brititi brig Surinanr had also arrived there on her route to Barbadoes. She brought official intelligence of the new Colom- bian loan bring finally negotiated with Goldschmnidt and Co. This intelligence animated all classes of society in Carthagena, as it placedl the creditof Gevoernment above all contingencies. Public stock took a great rise; commerce received a new impulse; the merchants and others were no longer afraid of being laid under contribution for support of Governmerat, and cunsequently would bring into use their long.locked.up dollars. " Official advices had been received and published in the Cartha. genw Gazette, from the head-quarters of General Bolivar, dated In April, and give a flattering account of the Republican army in Peru, and likewise an official account of the destructim of the Spanish squa. dron iA the Bay of CaUlao, by a division of the Republican force. "' Mlr. William D. Robinson, a passenger in the Trimmer, is the bearer of despatches from our MIXinister at Bogota for the Govern. meot, and also from the Government of Colombia for their D1i. nister. "JJULY 7. " We learn from our correspondents of the Baltimore Federal Gazelle,and American, that the schoonerAlicanna had arrived there, in 13 days from La Guayra, the captain of vwhich reported, that con. siderable bustle prevailed at the latter place, in consequence of the arrival of the armed Colombian schooner General Santanikr, Cap- tain Chase, vith three very valuable prizes in company; and the Spanish armed brigs Thirty de Afayo,Estrella,and San Pedro. These vessels were part of a convoy from Havannah, bound to Spain, and are deeply laden with colonial preduce and cochinel, indigo, &c. Cargoes, exclusive of specie, valued at 250,000 dolars. By a late decree of the Colombian Government, the duty on prize-goods had been augmented to about 45 percent.; but in consequence of the gallantry displayed by Cap. tan Chase in the captutre of these vessels, and of the services hi- therto rendered by him, the Government had determined on admit- ting these cargoes on the hame footing as formerly, making a differ- ezce of 45,008 dollars to Captain Chase. " These vessels are of the first of their class, corvette French built, and armed, two of them carrying 16 guns each, and were cap- tured during the night. One of them had 8l),00S doDars in specie on board."