London, Tuesday, April 27...
New York papers arrived yesterday to the 2d inst. They contain eRtracts from raraccas papers to the 10th ult., which confirm the accounts previously received of the successful result of BOLIVAEWS expedition against RIVA AGuERo. The advices from Laguayra are to the 13th ult. Mr. ROBERT K. ILownVy, of Maryland, had been recognized as Consul of the United States at that port. The markets there are descrihed as being overstocked with foreign merchandise. It appears that M. HURTADO'S instructions, on his mission to this country, were to recognize Dl. ZEA'S loan, on satisfying himself of the-regularity of the contractor's accounts. A flag of truce had arrived at Laguayra fram Porto Rico, demanding from the Intendant of Venezuela the Spaniards and natives of the Canaries, who, from the want of means for travelling. had been apprebended by virtue of the law of expulsion. Two or three persons only had been arrested; these were del.vered up to the messenger, who was despatched with the usual safe conduct. A despatch from Commodorc BELLUCHE, to the Director-General of WVar. dated oti board the corvette Bolivir, off Lagiayra, 19th ult., announceshi* havingrecaptured from apira- tical vessel, offSt. Doniingo, the English brig Boniton, Captain A. DlrraDOcyc, bound from Trinidad to Gibraltar, with a cargo of cocoa; and the French brig Bonuze Sophie, Captain CH1;:VAVCUE, bound from Havre de Grace to Martinique, with a cargo of dry goods. The pirate escaped by getting among the shallows. AL. I. SILVESTRE RIBELLO had arrived at Baltimore, on his way to Washington, as Minister from the Emperor of Brazil to the United States. The Tariff Bill is still under discussion in the House of Representatives. The Senate had, by a majority of 40 to 13, postponed indefinitely the consideration of the resolutions relative to amendments upon theConstitution. The celebrated miracle.monger, Prince HOSIEsLOHE, has exhibited a specimien of the efficacy of his prayers beyond the Atlantic, in restoring from the yoint of death a Airs. MATTINGLY, sister of a nun of the order of Tberesa, in Charles County, Maryland, by her swallowing a sacred wafer atthe time prescribed bv this vwonderful dealer in spiritual hocus-pocus. Advices from Manilla had reached New York, sttting that a part of thegarrison had hoisted the standard of revolt, under an officer named No vALEs, but that the attempt had proved unsuccessful, and that NOVALES and another ringleader, and 21 of trheir follow- ers, had been sbot. I LONDON, TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1824.