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Foreign News
July 27, 1830
Phenix Gazette
Alexandria, Virginia
What is this article about?
Report from Cartagena via Port-au-Prince: Simón Bolívar is in Cartagena and plans to sail on the 8th instant to Jamaica on a British packet, with a passport from General Paez. Situation remains quiet.
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From Carthagena.—A passenger in the brig Onslow, at New York from Port-au-Prince, informs the editors of the Journal of Commerce that the British brig Helen McGregor had arrived at Port-au-Prince on the 25th June from Carthagena. The Captain of the H. M. G. stated that he had a conversation with Bolivar's aid-de-camp; that Bolivar was then in Carthagena, and was positively to sail on the 8th inst. in the British packet for Jamaica, under a passport from General Paez. Every thing remained quiet when the Helen McGregor left.
What sub-type of article is it?
Political
What keywords are associated?
Bolivar
Carthagena
Sailing To Jamaica
Passport Paez
Port Au Prince Arrival
What entities or persons were involved?
Bolivar
General Paez
Bolivar's Aid De Camp
Captain Of The H. M. G.
Where did it happen?
Carthagena
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Carthagena
Event Date
25th June; 8th Inst.
Key Persons
Bolivar
General Paez
Bolivar's Aid De Camp
Captain Of The H. M. G.
Outcome
every thing remained quiet
Event Details
The British brig Helen McGregor arrived at Port-au-Prince on the 25th June from Carthagena. Its captain reported conversing with Bolivar's aid-de-camp, stating Bolivar was in Carthagena and set to sail on the 8th inst. in the British packet for Jamaica under a passport from General Paez.