Phenix Gazette

From Carthagena.—Captain Palmer, of the brig Tampico, in 18 days from Carthagena, informs us that a courier had just arrived there from the Liberator, by the way of Panama, with despatches stating that Bolivar had pledged himself to be at Bogota on the 12th of October.

A schooner had just arrived at Carthagena from Puerto Cabello with information that General Paez was missing. The report was generally credited at that place.

We are favored with the following extract of a letter from a respectable gentleman at Carthagena:

"Carthagena, Sept. 26, 1826.—We had yesterday a messenger from Bolivar. He came from Quito by the way of Panama and proceeded in a man of war for Porto Cavello and La Guayra. The object of his mission is to call a meeting of the people in every town, and if the majority wish a convention called before 1830, to take into consideration a change of government, the President intends to yield to their wishes.

"Bolivar has had a good deal of trouble at Quito. He has been compelled to shoot about one hundred men and to hang a good many.—They mustered and called 'Long live Ferdinand,' &c. Bolivar has pledged himself to be in Bogota on the 12th of October."