CARTHAcENA. Nov, 25,
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CARTHAGEyA, Nov. 25.

 In our former number we published the news of an amnesty effected be- tween the States of New-G Grenada and Ecquador; and it is with sorrow we learn thatthere was fighting afterwards. This melancholy event, oeeasioncd by the great distance between the place where the amnesty was agreed on, and thatsllere the fighting took place, will afford new proof of the fatal conse- quenees of War, and that we ought to avoid them by every possible means.

 The Carthagena Co stilniion of Nov. 18th, says that in all parts ofihe coun- try a cry has been raised, asking pro- hibition against the importation of goods such as the country produces. fife ed tor joins in tie clamor.

 A decree of President Santander. da- ted Nov. ,, eonvokcs tho Congress of New-Grenada for the lst of March next.

 A treaty of friendship. navigation, and commerce, was concluded at Bo- gota, on the l4th November, between NewGrenada and France.

 