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Nv the brig John r. Gardener. Cap,aIr. Peterson,
arrived this morning, we have 1ie oi Inc Belize on-
,eryer TO the 18th June, inclusive Ihe papers cen
,a;n more news than We generally receive from that
ittle out-oi-the-wsv corner OF the world, which Is
often spoken OF as the q last place made.


First. we have accounts Of bloodless civil revo-
luton in Belize.


Tns next thing VIC notice is an account OF a meet
my held 10 promote the circulation OF the BIbie al
yhicn the Rev. Dr. Thompson, agent OF the bT''I-h
and foreign Bible Society, vas the speaker. col
lection Of so was msce


he ,n,eIIiqence from Central America Is Of some
interest. In the state Of San Salvador the Pres
ie,,; has issued decree establishing the value OF
the doubloon ct ST. IN order TO prevent the e1p9:
alton Of gold THIS IL consequence ei tee sc"rc!E'
af circulating medium. Another decree lega.ized
he transit OF all goods through the state, "ltA i
new TO em5afssuon on ports On me a''-''-
Goods 10 pay transit duty oi t~o per cent;


4 considerable speck o. civil war had Shown IL
self in the confederation. IL seems that certain
General arze lad marched :fom Guatemala against
San Salvador a5-iied, /; was Supposed WIN ''l.s
and mutations OF var By Cauera, and intending 10
tepose Senor MaIespia, the Governor Oh rie7i1e
o, tina, State: but under what preie&i, or wny ia
yoret by Caffers, the accounts do not say. are
Vas ,,nsuccessfii the Salvadoreans defeated ii''n
and he Il ID 10 Guatemala, whence ne wa iihHle


Iiatey ordered by CarreFa TO be Oil out OF tne coun
nv within q hours; which order ne oUeted Of
Bnt the Salvadoreaus incensed at CarTeFa's
alleged savorng Of the attack them, thought pro-
DER to turn lle tables and being joined by the Peo
Die OF Honduras and Nicaragua, had marched
sgninst Guatemala; when last heard rom they had
reached Zacana, and intended 10 attack the capital.
Paez, the comnandan, ct YzabaI THE Po't! OF
iuatemala) fed 4, their approach taking with nin
the Government; chest; to effect which he mad taken
British schooner, hauling down the British nag
and hois;iBg that OF Central America. he rheF-
chants of Yzabal had fled 10 Belize, with their prop
erry ard all communication with the interior was
stopped. So say The Observer OF June IL.


The Ubseryer Of the 18th reports that ,he po!iica
squat appeared TO nave subsidized ior ihe pressh


hut Liner from the CITY Of Guatemns represented
matters there as very uncertain. Nothing farther
mad been heard from the Savardereans. The Brit
i-h flag mad been restored on hosfd tne schooner
hu, she was still in the possession oi the Ccn'rai
,,ner;csn onthorires Some of the Yzabal officers
sho ded at the frs, alarm had returned


"''' 1'N . '' ~ [Com. Adv.