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The Times, 1824-07-17T00:00:00

The rollowivg are extracts from ATew York vapera to the 24th ult., iniclusive, received yesterday:- "NEW YORK, JuNhE 18. " Aeeounfs f{rou Lnagayra to the Ist instant mention the artival there of a number of vebselF, pnizes to El Vencidor, owned by Com. modtore Daniels, captured' off the coast of Spain, and valued at 260,0O0 dollr&rs. A Dstelt frigate luti arriveti there writh a comnmis- sioner. The porns had been opened for 60 days from Alay, for the admission, free of duty, of corn,'riee, &c. Some symptooms of re. volt haviiig appcaed amtong the r egroesat Lauayra,the vinglcadt.s had been appreliended, ar.d measures taben to preveat a surprise. Since the conifiecatIon of the church' property by the G$vern.men, jw~t ,opl purposes, those ivJiolave therebybeen deprived of thir *ovrgrow*n wealth ere reptented as extrcmdyactiyc in.prnotnidn insu,rre&von atnotig teh#coloure petonle Previois to thi4 AEtOf thc ,ge,utWg, t, j~44~ .aa. 0 e gioofi 4i, j of th ea-estatei in tin se uf e f thit benin a'te I to aiv_e*neyon m' rtgage out of the- tremates belonging to the church, 'Ihich they ila& Ii concealment. "'his iave them such aJi wcendatiyj; thatehey lusitated not to avow their intehilon of CeStO?. ing'the fotnitr tii*ny a ondit is moze than probable, had ihey not beeri deei ov e menns of doing this by the foresightof Dolivar., that thep woild have accornplished their putpose. The recognitioA of the old leaws, connected with the seizare of the church lands, and :he contsictfig o6f a iew loan which had been effected in lBurope, cannot fail to give new energies to the Colombian Goveromenti and enable it to counteract the machiuttions of the enemies of liberty throughout the whole of &outh Aerica. - "J2 19. "COLOawxA1t REPUDLIc.-The reportof arevoh at LagUayra, against the Government of Celombia, tums out to be a fabrication. A quarrel, bo uncommon occurrence. had taken place between the mule.drivem and porters, which called for the Interference of the police. This, it is supposed, was mistaken for an insurrection by sorne one imperfectly acquainted with the Spanish language. We rat4er think that the report originated in an anxious desire, which I some have frequently evinced, of exaggerating every Yague sumour that relates to reverses eustained by the Patriots. " JUXE 22. " By the arrivol of the eloop Proteator, we have been farnisbed with Kingston papiers t' she Ist inst. The Hursar frigate arrived at Port Royal on thc2pLii ult., with four pirates on board, and one on suspicion. " The boate of the JHussar, cearut, and Vpeedwell, scoured the Isle of Pines, in quest of the murderers of Lieutenant Layton, Mid. shipman Strode, and their party. Pepe, the Chief, was found dead in the bubhes of the Isle of Pines s he appeare4i to have died from starvation. Sebastian, the second in commarnd, and who had been active in the atrocities committed on Lieutenant Layton and his un- fortunate fellow.officers, was killed by the Spoaniards. Five more pirates were also killed by the Spaniards sent out in pursuit by the Governor of the IsWe ol Pines,who had received orders frorn the Go. vernor-General of Cuba to co-operate. "One man was killed by the pirates themselves, they fearing that he would give evidence agapnat them. Five more were captured by the British party, one of vworm wa, it is stated, present wihen Lieutenant Laytoa was murdered; ano- ther was found keeping sentry over a piratical vessel which had been hauled up; another, named Boneto, acknowledged he had fired on the boats of the Icarat; and a fourth, named Stephens, had been found in the hut whence Pepe had escaped, as detailed in a former number of the Advertifer. A piratical felucca was found, which had been sunk ia lUalpiase river; ene mounted three guns and a long nine.pounder. A felucca boat wa alsso discovered, and destroyed. " The following ir a semioffidcil return ofpiratical vessl burnt by the expedition: FPepe's felucca, a new vessel, which had been only on one cruise, armed with one nine-pounder, onesix.pounder,and one two.pounder; schooner El Carmen, clinker-bailt schooner; feluca.rigged boat, one nine-pounder; 88-feet row-boat; and three large piratical canoes. " Of the pirates, seven have been shot, and fivc taken prisoners, to be hung, if they proved to be what they are stated to be. The Kingston (Jamaica) PutMic Advertiser of the 28th ult (which was received at this office yesterday) contains accounts from Panama of the 27th of April, relative to the aftirs of Peru, of a gratifying nature. A proclamation bad been issued by Bolivar, calling on the Pemuvians to be finn, and assuring them that 10,000 Colombians were ready to assist them in establishing their liberty, notwithstanding the plots of their enemies, no lest than five of which had been detected in the same number of months. The head-quar- ters of the Colosmbian-Peruviar army was at Truxillo on the 27rh of March, aad the advanced part of the same army was at Pativica on the20th of March. The Patriots ataounted to 8,00 effective ttoops, and 3,000 more from Panama and Guayaquil, all veterans, with an extra supply of 4 000 muskets, were about to reinforce the Liberator. Thc Royalists we-e 10,000 strong, of all classes and nationst, badly suppliedv with arms. " The primary cause of appointing Bolivar Dictator appears to have arisen from a aqspicion attached to the Marquis Torre Tagle, President of the Congress of Peru, who had since.iustified this sue- picion by following the example of Riva Aguero, in consequence of which the L- beqtor had proctaimedi him a traitor. It was thiv aame Marquis, it seemn, who excited the black troops in Callao to revolt. With his usual promptitude, Bolivar had cautioned the Pe_ ruvians against confining so many prisoners, mostly officers, at Calwso, as he had once lost Puerto Cavello by a similar treason. Bv these accounts, all rapprchensions as to the safety of the Patriot arnmv in Peru are completely removed, and the most confident expectations excited that their efforts will, ero long, bc crowned with complete success."