Colombian Naval Victory.
-The Eolivarand Bojacca, 'Col6mbiiusn els oarj,t'riv? jt Pensacola oi tlfe 18h of April, with their prize, {he 8pn;s csf.-. vctte Ccri. - By the iiount of the action in tne- Pens - oI;*;, appears tbht the-a agementlaxted about50 ifiitei when I 'e struck to the BMw var, being completely cut wit. Scarce a rope standing, and having sncral dangerous shots-in her hulTl;-Thie'Ce,, f mounted 36 Iong.Pariian i8.ponnders'tnd ro' chasers, andbs4i 'complement of 326 men:. the Bolivar carried 22 32 mp,ilxd' carro.. :niides, and one leng l2-pcmder, with 156 mnen: the BOYce', Cei. ' tain Brown, ha. 20 32-pound cirronides, and two abort 2.Lpound. gunnades, and: 140 men The Cere had 30 men klleda 1nd 60 wountled, 30 of wlem have since died of their wounds. TheBolirvar had none killed, and only four wounded, among whom veTreCom. modore Beluche and Lieutenant Bootb. commanding-marine4 both vyery slightly. The Boyacca had none killed, and but one wounded. -No merchant-ve sels, as wiaS first reportqd, were captoredby the'A.C lokbiasUL Vhen the three vessels entered the harbour of Pensacola, the Commodore siluted the fort with 21 guns, which was retumedwith. an equal number. The prize and the two Colombian shipa were to remainat Pensacola until repaired, and the Commodore was to .pro. ceed to NewOrleans for his family. The Spanishofficer taken were well treated, and appeared quite at ease. A letter from-one of the Colomblan offEcers states, that the day before the action they fell in arith the Colonbian schooner Alderne, Chase, which had in the night fallen in with, aaii had an engagement with, the CentelLz, tak. ing her to be an enemy. In the ergagement Captain Bopner re. ceived a muslket bail throulgh hi.s body, but was expected to recover COLOMBIUY NA4VAL VICTORY.