Daily National Intelligencer

BALTIMORE, JAN. 30.
Extract from a respectable house to a merchant in Baltimore, dated
NEW ORLEANS, DEC. 26.

It is with pleasure I announce to you the news received by the Calypso, capt. Boyle, from Galvestown. Gen. Vittoria de Guadaloupe, with about 2,000 men under his command, and within six leagues of Boquilla de Piedras, between Halappa and Point El Rey, has gained a victory over the royalists, and taken, it is said, a million of dollars from them.

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NEW ORLEANS, DEC. 26.

An intelligent gentleman, who arrived here yesterday from Galvestown, gives us the following intelligence:-

A privateer, commanded by captain Le Maison, had arrived from Boquilla de Piedras, at Galvestown. She carried the news that the royalists having made a landing at some little distance from Boquilla, the patriot general Vittoria Guadaloupe, warned of their designs, placed on their route several ambuscades, that in a measure annihilated them. The loss of the Royalists was estimated at 300 killed or wounded, and 150 prisoners.

Gen. Vittoria has taken, besides, a convoy of two millions of dollars, despatched under a strong escort from Mexico to Vera Cruz.

The brig that was taken by the Venezuelan privateer Jupiter, and sent to Galvestown, is expected here every moment. The court of admiralty, having ascertained that she was taken in the waters of the United States, determined to send her to New Orleans, and restore her to the proper owner.

Three vessels, belonging to the squadron of Gen. Mina, have been spoken off Boquilla de Piedras by a Mexican cruiser, bound to Galvestown. They were equipped, and worked in the complete man of war style.