FROM COLOMBIA,
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The adviccs from Carthagcna, TO the 10th hlt.
by the Bunker Hill. states, says the New-York
Mercantile, that Bolivar arrived at Bogota on the
18th of November, and proceeded for Venczue-
la OIL the 25th, From thence he was expected
TO arrive at Carthagena about the 10th to the 15th
Of January. The seat of Government was to be
established for the present at the latter place, or
at Turbaco, - miles distant. The private let
tiers, state, that on arriving at Bogota, Bolivar
took decisive measures to restore order--that he
invested himself with the authority given him by
the Constitution in cases of insnrrecton; that he
had despatched Santander to Peru, abolished
the officers of Secretary of Foreign Affairs and
of the Navy--ordercd the ARMY to be reduced 70
5000 men, and increased the pay of the officers
in tine navy 100 per cent. The intcntlant at Car
thagena, was to be removed. 1t is also stated
that a Convention of the people was to be called.
The letters enclose the following Proclamation


PROCLAMATION OF BOLIVAR.


Colombians Five years since left this capito
to march at the head of the Liberating army tron
the shore of the Cauca to the silvery heights Of
Potosi. million of Colombians, two sister Re
publcs, have obtained independence under the