South America.
The following inforusat a n Saturday posted at Lloyd's Gov-rnneent ~ 0' ofBgoa ai s ono Saitrm daY PosteC afth yds "LIAMA, J.x,;. 23. Several privateers fitted out from Chilee, under licem niaton tbe grned bymthe Kinag of Spain, have s deredaion agetncl sholde cptures oit the coast. Tho,'. captured the British ships Catherine, Captain Bowen; Swal v. The American sqlop oo fwarFranki ichas recaptur vessels proceeding to the island of Chiloe, with. prizemastero board, and has taken theim into the s,termedios. The Captain the pranklin fitted out the Amand schooner, with 200 picked bs to proceed in pursuit of the prSateeras. A letter was addresne Captain Browna, of his LMaj'esty's ship Tartar, "upon the ,subji and be put to sea and returned to port three days I sh " British Consulate, Maracaibo, 1ith Mal "tSir,-I acquaint yoa for the information of the gentlemie? Lloyd's, that it will be advisable for all vessels comingfrom Bngl to this port, to touch at Cura1ao, or Urica, and' to take plt board at either of those islandis. It appeurs, that previoupsit'ot attack, of General.31orales up on this pare, he bad attac'ked soy smal vessels under British coiours, for the purpose f decoyiig pIlots, and succeeded in carrying them off; by which means he better enabled to condluct his attack upon lAlaracaybbo: those pi still remain in the service of Spain; andthe Govemmenitof Cjdlornl fearing a similar attempt, have given orders- that no pilot is to bc soy vessel beyond the bar, until it is clearly ascertained to w nation she bdlon gs. This over-pruident measure somietimes expc vessels to some risk ; and as the. orders hiave been issued by Government of Bogota, it is not within the power of the depa mentat one to do away with themn. The timne necessary to cmme nicate on the subject being considerable, it mnay be-as~well 'that original suggestion should be strictly adhered to. " o h "I som &c. (Signed) ROBT. SUTHERLA?' ToteSecre.tary of Lloyd's. Consul." HAVANNAHI AJPRIL 13. We have eiColornbiart aquadron o'ffthe ort which bas put a to the coastingtrade they have destroyed a great number of nish Droggers. with their cargoes, employed bringing the auga1 market. PANAII,IA, MTARCHa 22. Deprdatonshavebee comittd o th coSt of Peru by at piraes ittd ou atChioe. eveal ngls and Amiericani ves havebee robed,andit s reortd tat theFec ship 7 snaqu has een cpture. TheFrankin 74gun-hiprha glou seach f tem Hi Maesy'sshi Auor isexpctd hre ls SOUTHAifrA I