By the Columbia packet, a...
tsy the Co!urnbia packet, arrived at Liverpool from N'e York, papers to the 2d in!tantbave been received. Under the head of Ncw Orleans, August 3, it is stated On the vague authority of a passenger in the Doohy schoonerfrom Tampico, that letters had arrived at the latter place from Campeachy, with intelligence that General SAN. 5X&;A, who had been intruisted by the Mexican Governu:ent with the command in the psovioce of Yucatan, had seceded from the lJeican federation, and had made an arrangement with the Spa. niards, by which tho trade with Havannah was opened. This state. ment, in itself deserving little or no credit, is wholly overthrown by the faeL that the Forte frigate-, whicih has arrived in 1ngland, sailed long subsequent to the date assigned to the departure of the Doro. thy from Tanpico, and brought n5o intelIgence of the nature above-mentioned. Other arrivals oe recent date had taken place ,at New York, both from Campeochy and Havannah, places leeply interested in the trutlh of the information, but which 'sre wbolly silent on the subject. The advices from lHavan- 'slh are to the 19th of August. They state that the British -sloop of war Bcho was at Havannah, where she had been taking active measures for the suppression of piracy, which was sald to be increasing among the group of islands in the neighbourhood of 1a.' tanzag, Independently of the avowed Bucaniers, it is insinu ated that depredations of a little less lawless characterare committed On the trading ves3els, by the ships bearing the name of Colombian privateers, and that many of these are wholly indebted to North American capital for their outfit. This constitutes a very old ground of acouxation against the trading part of the com. niunity in the United States, and is probably not without 'foundation in the present instance. One fact is clear, that the ex:reme activity wvith which the privateering system has been carried on has alnaos! trholly destroyed the coating trade of the rs]d of Cuba. These papemcontain accountts frotn Buenos Ayree to the 7th of July, being fire daya later than the arrivnaa in Eng. land direct, but mention no events not previously known bere.