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• stoTgPAINCIPAL:OII O Iegita sipi COMMlS srisitsithhlrdialirreadrikdrusallasilesoko; Te sob Lisbatitues Itirt 'at .re Aiblressi of War ricaaaodild M flit APit•lttblibe-dit Paoli ablates or' Iftiona, *slaw die MI di hit law Nitiblegliabiebs, Seq. *se. 1. 1 1 taut lIPPIT at Ate gibit, to tit b l ob** . tY sots NO. vialsgap*. wberttlittlisilbbiliblitilii • Abe datele4. die Cordite's aibUTestitsiddli to ;hew *it'd.? woe witria tbi iaaiis aIeIWO I trbitli espresion tbsll Vier N are 4%iellipiiiiiiihestlitar 11,10114 Lltettatett of lig. ma Mw i - Watte k " silo& Met without Cbebria, based *WI *stiletont ME, tii bt restated Us , s i r, e-1 1114 101 ' ,4 , I. • • the 044kilitioliii .IN ORS SAY, sd , at Not. tit (144mber) Card Mist lost be drown : • . ...• Jot AVOW • 4; ef: tato 2 of - • io ef sto 1 : • • - 1 442 2 ,( 1 ; ' of Ira • k 7. • mkt NO p4,4,W4 assorerollipl itosive *aro in 11":4154 cot Ni tiii Ck fe iif aie tti tses v Abtroli dr 411# • seed Co. 91eacareillOhilIKVIIIIIII1alkili4VION/iiileilkibil!.;. ,rg taikewtc. AZ AllO and Co. e rn thew most sincere thank - . - tOr a ttapprerde, ! tetltatroopie tberreeseird •in dair t ha telaincts Meet exaly sites at they were unable to 4 , libinfor their FtiendeNvith Mk ftlanttabares ee last day, sum eedrely from toe dammed hiving molded the senora Galati WO Wald be midf fret~ the *ass 4 flamer i.ellaTiee Wee,* Co deriv ed V . . COV e4reat Pbaltire Irt il e 1 1 1 I I ..1 e t* drawing—the dear 0 miaow which a Oki Prises were drawn, and the the Ntallaidediadsd is ask Day, a adietted in the' Rh, which they . eeldsny no- 1 conunend,to the ittaidorif as It fttutlielall tbe pa. "pular points of the last, with - dillialissal inducement of Misty I n 8 • 0 0 114 roe* 4 3 nee1 , e4.-, -.1- a . I •. 7 J ' , 1 2 ... of ... ksmoo 4 4 ,,,. „of ~., 4WD 2 -h.. : Foy: ~.. : WOO 40 ..4 Lia.,..,. 21% 4 .00 1 44. - jeii **AIM , .101_ '; f j. 1, p# • ;/. ;at, :.e: u Enid, the= sv pigrestka al athdovlitliii; arboaely Itiathst riviasiddffiderdliw4 gismo ' ?1 , :'".-;' 110114MAHR4 ' • , Tao vslidieleeadeollbst hsahs Hey, 9d NOVRAIRRIL ' HAssan and Co. lad the escalades 'of *Wog aattl•mlllescos die ddi lea dlsdhlbelldresidals, via 10,699 ".ei ... It Eliptii .:crsalr, alifillea, 8;478 . ..e.. tua,o, ... II ra 14111 )1 s r7 . ' . 110002 :, 18,744 •••• . ele ' . ili Oa& i lUei:, 'JAW ; Besides many misers of ,C800;_ dpillarystd Auto, at. disk 44 ggpt &mow Ma tp ces, . Royal Rablasie ,-, 26i Cetraldili.atel Oxford-street ; where the great* vaiiity of Rinnheis Ike on Sale. • .. - In a mean Lottery Which.eontalned salttpOs Prises, HAZARD ea 'co. SOLD TURK ALL P. _ . LIGNUM ON THE VENBEEAL, &c. SECOND EDITION Jost published. rice ad. • • ThTREATISE on the NB. EN ntstast; commixing plain and prat:dal dhoti:Was, fri*Mdir any ewe' may cur biessolf. ,; . . , • _st JOHN LicrittratEllanerilk Minebeease. To be hoof Mr. Ligym, ~Mancliester ; S tel i t tei and Manama, .cou rt : Stationers• Bina, 411; , West SukWiUl, Landon; and of ail oilier Booksellers* apd cite Vessisti is llooss and Ceasittly; ' Asaise-allanis.vieek , is dlitaballifefli TaiimiohrTerosO be found evabibbletintops•dbmie tialq9lll9ll9lls ius ArdiFdad Ase.all given in . Baglisb , and everMW As most intelligiblirmanner. r , • Mr. Lignunes'l'Ms,Tor the infiNgle - eare'etall *mesa SYgdsi lick Dimas. One emisilliWita dim and(the tabfardif onebbe, is a lecest case i mill convince the petiast,eithis speedy rhyvery. Nodting.cao be buttes connived, impat Os as waYstiesst, than this ma l a dy, in totally eradicating every omitted" et m ot ctiv ldy, by sea or land,' as it needs . do 'diet, er hindrance of business: . . it • Said by Mr. lAgitem, es, Bilige4grait, iissimmovilli sold by J. sad O. Evens, ig, Leethine w West &nijitliAl43.,Baaaen sad Co. Bow Church-yard; Barclay and Sons, 99, Meetligarket; T. and C. Bank% 6, Cheapaidi:. Z. Edwards, 6a, PlaAr-Chrtch: yard, London : Charles , ifirrstrees, •Dablint R. Ism, and J. Barter, Southbridge, Edinburgh ; R. Nelson, Suiremessid J: but ter, halm Wasebeese. Olamovr and tbe• rdailvoi Medicine Venders In every Market Town. price only es. 9d, each by. MILIWORT. FrHE late Mr. JOHN HUNTER, the British Oracle sL on the soilleat• of Mercury, tbiaegh be 'con* not allow faits to subduable prejadice, that it esedaa part of all effectual pre parations for all the forms of the Venereal Disease, says,in his cele brated Work;that he (mind many cases where a sufficient quantity for a cure w6t,ld' kill the Pedant. Ile therefore generally ordered the VEGETABLE rillittAPet- DB V ELNOS' to fellow a• mer curial course. In this be Is infested by the-first practitioners of that country, as 'the healthy action of the ebustitution let. ad* Medicine so speedily restored, when its iiritabilityle ai— wheb. new diseases arise 'from Mercury itself..-and ui nereous, paralytic, and CODSIIIIVe simptums, menace a Ind mi serable death. The Genuine Medicine, which is a safe though a ponteeisl =bedtime foe Mdrenry is all eases. is ,soM Taragas "Casusastosephow and successor to the late Isaac Seralcoon, at No. Se, Bernereetreet, dxford-street, at 13s, a bottle; and bb pi; the seputable Medicine Venders in the gfrigaisi i 101 Concentrated, for warm &mates, by his• depesed cheats. la d East Indies. • • STOMACH COMPLAINTS —W IN D—GOUT--13PASSI:-- CHOLIC—YOM !TOWS—LOSS OF APPETITF.--IN DIGESTION.—A ND GENERAL DEBILITY OF THE STOMACH AND INTESTINES. - CORNWELL'S ORIENTAL CORDIAL. GOOD HEALTH is so.clependt i nt on a good diges tion, and st prow proportion of the gastric juice, that where Risen is &derangement of the one, or a.dorscitecy Otis., other, there oast be indisposition anddissaw. An improper d gestion of the . -t subjects the body to a train of distrreesssaiiaaj erects - 1m — ChoUc—Cramp—Vondleanburn--soor zucta -a loss of Appedteomd the Stottmeh wartharged with Wind, the attendant *mown& Ti, remove these painful feelings, restore a proper prapoosiospofsbe Jukes of the Stomach, with which digestion cannot go op with my advantage to the system,; ORIENTAL 'VEGETABLE CORDIAL is. particularly re-, otended..--It was first discoveted and used brats eminent Fhy in the Esst.bulies, wheredebilides ottbe stomach and bites are sevagg ici alarming ; and she brother of the Lord Wiley, Lord , rd a great 'somber oldiatidfllelles -cs is this (*inky avegstronbed and recommended it. . restores tdis to die *Misch, resnoves Spasm. discharges, lad, cures aisle, add fee Okra* stavigthening the Stomach • litrods, le comet be-sisrtamd, °dab arderidellavnur ten it as *mass at Madeira Wipe. P. id. and gm % pee bottle. Said by Sanger, Oxford-street; and E. Rdwasils, V. St. Paul's, lurch yard ~rrmmr,l•&,, , -4 ITHE'exPerkla - liNeoty, tfiliei bun praociti 'that .a. by means of tie Aim Bessee's senaitantlitespielloekeerfed. Wiry ill reedlee tbn Mends leaspescps snalrbe eciderilln =Tx or fewrinselboymed tbet in &Yds it mesa* , lir Om me* doss sesseen. So mid i& bi a fourth et the time usually employed. . These Works desist of 1. The ',sok 4 Three liinisend'isdical Winds, 11. 4. The book of Phrases and gloms, is. . Z.. Thalia. fieennemik SC..l* • . . . . 4. The Exertion es the Syntait. Se. . . . . . With a clew to tadlltein iinlllisinareer, the ii den' et Main 1 .and Its the gain ,Airier. bat simepeWsied a Lair Word. .B•a sod- Pbease4Bosit. at It. cods; aid also an Italia' Word- Bask and DarlowAsok. at la. .. .• • .. , . • . • The whole forma loyal need to dui begellltion ettbe-Prearb .tatbrond 4allen Ditsinages. . . Printed for G. B. Wbittaber, Ave. Slashiline, tandoe. ... the. St .Re r um i b r • nagle; - - Stuld;s,. And c ooper ; accompanied with a calnPiehensi* _ *drat rico or the 'peeks croak and a variety of informatims Training sad_llse Amme or the Field. •By the .Aatlseraf r , *fa,* Fiera Etts. tly printed in 4to. and. Used w4b .Forty iy- Eograilogs, sterna& Wood Cuts , Price AS i alf. tni- may be Parts, los. ed. each. 4. BECKFORD GCN'HIIIrIVIO: a new Edition s in M. witiL otnimmin C 6134.141. • 6 , Mr; "eked deaveibbst• the' iniiiii4lll* given sods Witt dad :railed& t e.wriw irt, imieraimi haft frsigesSsrlbSe:sit stmpublinklmeiba*lNVlVlllVlblig indeed, all persons that delightinrilikijiMl miniktikk sonneossag'.*.? • % • .3. .I'll%, 041) 4.4.1 n 0..i0 ain al AT:t S. Ara Rillistr As, -1110MREMW in• *RIR' ri*eshirsinf nisi - invirmelevialknalkinsaiumwodf Honrigi, SarssAiineSsi lawstils, Oki*. Moor it; Hosmds, the Horse, Hominsingaignpnr,hke. az. Third Edda:. I. Sem Ts, boamis, min 40. lbs. , - - is A MACTICite [ESSAY' ed the Mid Training gin ENGLISH SPANIEL and POINTER. To which are added, Instructions foe Shooting Flying. By W. Dobson, Esq. of &ia Hall,. Citmbrand. In Sto. price 10s. 6d. its boards. I. /. SOMERVI LEI celebrated Point of the CHASE; ; New r po d a lt * io o n, With Fla es'by Scott, 61. .11.. The SPORTSMAWS VOCAL LlllllA.TvOsiediludat 44i0 11601* selidlis_ to Hundna: ft 2 clat, SkusailV alkallialit C. With totritnassaviass,os. .-0 - - t. Ow ANOLTAWS GUMS, by T. 1 1 .0eltin !eft: A new hit" Ptaetical Tiyitleeon Atigling,'fdr_Sq% it _leer,' andlPontl Ilifik • Miriam Widt numerous` Ffterift 4 s 'auk ,efts 4 Fisk,'Filer, bk.. drama tone Lilla In.. 1.1 9: ,: (r. - , ;t. it . 10,- Tao YOUNG • 013-Argal . :B titßik-rinklest Ihmalthe t Work, la.. 6d. wor,1.101: Gappgr ooster.r wilowo l 4., low : -Panted fOr Sliorfrood; Jonas, ow. ow. t.O/iiIXIN /111POSITOILY .tor the CABlittlie , . ..SOCIgTT, for every - Desciiption of - CAIII ET ag TORE, FEATHER-BiliD cud KAMER= Mil UPA6 TOBY, No. 41, . Cornerief LEA DIitiaItLIASTREIT, Ldav -, Virokt A 1442" Pimp- itaae.Nfors* °sir% StHE socior of Cabioetalskors respectfully inforut . the Public thMtiaLeidliceadnee the aboire_lfetablishatent, he , Beitek of IndestelameNeehmicawlm have,laree Families, '1 elliting them Mirinfectaiid'hrsielesin the 14b6etlitle, of the 1 Workmanship, and Cheaper ik& Home can do in London, T halm no. other. grOk 'requirow ea the Goods .but the bare hanes and other expenses; at the same time will be salhiently sada lietwith hiving comtant entrient foe thentselves and families. l i aS de riety, was estabile in June, 1218, Modulus of 50" 1 • adding the number' or Melt' Wives and Families, to 68s The total /Amber now mode* Sapporcthrough =of this listabUshment Is 125 lieciatake r addles the' f Wivesead Children, Iligi - 1.• , ' 1 oihirlecierp mid their friends beeline as ineiriP Mr deco* air to these Ladies and Ossalleacil wheibireollOsmisesolulot themekteith their Orders and Itemestamdieskamp , aied*didl. Ovals . feel happy is their entleavoin o r en *tars :adifattlieri at die same time walk* a Caudauassworthairbiarrahmee, lefialaby tatty may be , enabled to increase Aim thatabrr of the • The followiogi Articles arolosertadas to Sposhias of the very Low Pricosi all warnoted.--Read Mow only. Full size Mahogany four-post Behea d, lath boom All 15s.— 'Full 'size Tent Bedstead,,St 110.-.4ierdered Hair Mattress to fit, lw—lhhogany Drawers, solid gads XS sw—reacher Bed 411 lOw—Ditto free from dust. ansteaseU, full size ,83 Mmted chain; of any description Istoltsgl pis.—Best ditto Wads. &rind 16w—Ditto Dressing T'ablit 16w—Hearth Rap 14s. —S feet 6 hsches, Chests of Drawers £8 45....11iree feet mahogany Priabrole Table) ,g 1 lea.—Three foot ditto's Or. Okra and claws :2* 'SW—Mahogany Dressing - Tibbs Bidott, best fl 46.—Ditto Boa Glass, two drawers, best litltiallPlate 161, — 'Ditto ditto 21 6s.—Ditto Siring Glass, large Slit, torismodo is.—, ; Dhfo ditto W.—Ditto ditto es.—Ditto ditto Stand Is., '—Long Mahogany . Tray 12,0—Japanned Book Shelf - 11.—Tea . Caddy 10s.—Music Chairs, any pattern Bs. 64.—Iiight Mahollny •Cbairs, covered with horse hair, brass nailed £6 65.11 ditto ditto 15a.-8 ditto ditto AI 70.-11 . Tiatleigar dicta A 61—Ma ltopny Sofa to match 26 103.—DittoCottels .47.10w—Dittei ditto ; 213 10t.—Set of Mahogany Card Sdfa 7"a ydo tined legs,.; banded in rose-Wood 28 15w—Set of Mahogany tire Card and Sofa, on pillars and claws £l , l 1111. , —INtto, the best that our be made—to orderer pattern 81614.+-Straw Is.— Teat Bedstead and Furniture 483 154..--Maieboo Basistool and French elliptic top, vrithdraperirand triage, 2*. lOse—Five-foot - Mahogany four-post Bedstead and Furniture, odds Frosehdloerko, lined all through , complete, 215 101.—Fise-foot ditto ditto, £l6 les.—Dino ditto, with cornice of a superior make, MS 10s. —Ditto ditto, with gold cornite,,4epnt drapery, 22Q. —Drawing room Curtains, of the best Morino and Chintz, Sued for windows, 6s.—Ditto ditto, £7 7w—Ditto, of a superior and elegant style of work, £lO 10s.—Drawing-room Sofa, £.6 6s.—Ditto, 27 71. Ditto,,CB Bs.—Hors.-hair Cushions, each ss. 6d.—Gommoo.di. 4s. W., THURNSLL, Agent. COUNTaT maim SUPf/i4 IIA Goods packed fres of expose% except.the materials, awl , mot to all parts of Great Brlogo, old to the lint sod Wost-bellosea•Cap. ;rains fitted out, and Marekaaar supplied 'with Cabilsaveroode hr ► llloporeatloto Er Arnimits Weenkked it a +few loom'. nodal„ and • . Sow* 110-twit is all*, days. . . _ S _ -11rrN 5 ' °";• kaem ram , reek,* Mita*. gr. u trh PAO* 0070511:1 The Angriest Olimreer of the.* of this mouth oda.; tains the following ankle: • •. Grave, Sittrossas Q 3. We have just received the irutheattc intelligence 4 the• revocation of the Deeiee of the Senate of 14*AI Ji - •Ilensania ) which ordered the .ceptort and conitscatidni foreign trends freighted for the Turitibit This revocation took p:aca before the Greek Govern ment was acquainted with 'the Proclamation of the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian blinds, since the revocation is dated the Sd of September, aid the elitist' , the SM.". "There is nowno sioubt,as svehave already annntsneed, that the British Goverpmenkcomiders thq prlchtmagioti of Sir Frederick Adam as null and void. If we may believe the accounts which daily gain credit, the Greeks have gilien the Cht?stian'reitekat)es a tenon whitit is better than'all imaginable decrees: Thtf have taiseq or :slatik.Bl transport's:whirl) , Eoropres! Carotins; At Wiff‘tatittse;o9,3 4l . ii,t2Pl. l 4‘ of EgYibLe W 1 ierve.vrith r eal s satfsfaAiir that in this. long. list there ig fit a Single French Varlet' . A letter front &tan, of the Ist . Ottober, speaks Moe. tiretiblesit COn'sranstrtople s the . -Sttitaal imself is said so have been in greet danger • but 4 'alto who arrived'. from Censtantfaciple, after Uhe kited question, has broughtno confxtuationfif this new;.,, 919 1 0 r,i(Verb .. • 71 . . • pLwa, 5 Letters from . ogota tin, the 119tli .oi. July have been : received.. In't erence to the iioCoott whist) has bee ar vie dt ft Arnim; of the &teethe) eftheltorallst Gene.- reltOliinetio,i* Parts.- Sher state Aar this' 41944 t toot place in consequence of his having4rehid.hiosself,. soot after his quarrel .withA.aSerna, placed in a situation in which be could neither advance without encountering illiircorps sent by Li Serna against him, . nor, retreat without being attacked by the Buenos - Atrearifteneral, • Arenales, who was stationed at Salta, with* consider► able forces in this dilemma it was that he adopted ch. resolution of 'ming over to Arepales, Mid forming a It e l er ttion.: This measure appeared- to tlit writer of the weheva 9e4S from -Bogota, so - estraordieury add ell inconsistent. with the hewn character of chlemetei that . strimig doubts are. expressed of his. ' ..y hp harlot resorted to it, .The, date assigned toi: ilstetz mvit den is the riiiiiti oil , he Month or March ; be is accounts-VI -way of Beanie Ayres, Prom the seat quarter, come down to a much ' herr periett, *idiom mentioning it,, the fact , irsorof the defection is thus Pistud : id the iii4itist* &gift •of doubt. .COMMunica. dent a* seltrcbieterer - to have been reedited 'brdie Steamier osi3ogoinignirliotivar, in which dm dials*. ions of the Royalist Generals are spoken of as Ceetitieli and as having so materivey *lna, the. prospects- of Mkt In htu, ihit the Presidatt considered it probable thee 'ebsitest Might terminate without a battle-di-so despee rate did heconsider the situation. of the Royalists. Oft , thelsholeo however, it must be confessed that the ob. acidity in whiih the state of things in Peru was in., volved, is not much cieared.uP by the present an iiili. bottlers received yesterday from Arequipa, a port in the Pacific, dated the 13th. of May; represent the , condition of the Royalist army. to be extremely effective ; th . Cantitric had a force tinder MS command of 18,500. Men ; . -that hit'veliguird had aft: raced as fat'as Plt*', Wits 44 twill 40 *gees to the northward of Pelt ; ruse ilhat he , Meditatedan attack OW the headiumtere l a Bolivar. in. Troxilip. A similar, account is :aide, !have been received by way of Cadiz by the brig Tiber. !which mired from Qiiilca on the 2d of June, and arrived !at Cadiz on - the 28th of SePtember. By this vessel ca ! re Brigadier Betdenioto Espanterdi iilftr•vred 1d1y.% with the news.of the arrival of the. Asias: guika, and who brought intelligence of t h an natant (above stated. it is olcourse impossible to reconcile these accounts, or to determine tp which of them the greater credit ought to headache& Jr . may be observed; that' the intelligence- of the meiements of the Independents hasseinevally been characterized in a remarkable-degree by an adherence to veracity ; while attempts have con tinually been- made to prop up the Royalist cause by exaggeration and falsehobd. . Nothing can be more Avoidable than the view pre sented in the letters from Bogota of the internal ad ministration of Colombia.- Some :commercial privi leges have been conferred on Englishmen resident in the country, which it will be the true interest of the re• public to extend to every class of foreigners. A plan has been formed for the creation of a Sinking Fund; and *portion of the produce of tobacco, which is a monopoly, as under Old Spain, in the handi of the Government, had been set apart for a shipment to Eng land,.in order to defray:the interest of the Loan con trained here. The great design formed by the ilhistsiout President, for the alsembling.of a Congresi of the Ame rican States at Panelize, warm' progress, and is expected to be carried into effeeteatly in the year. We have also teceived 'a file of Colombian papers to the 25th of July, from which we select the following . extracts: 11011 TOM ()ACM bi10616046tA 9l THZ 25TH JULY. PERU.• We have intelligence from the Liberating Army up to May 17. General Bolivar was in good health, and his energy and geniui were unchanged. The army has ,moved from the department of Truxillo towards Limt, , with the certainty and:confidence of beating the enemy if he resolved to risk a• battle. The defection of Olaneta is not doubted, since an in tercepted correspondence of the enemy has discovered it to the Paulo's ; and:in a -Proclamation of the Viceroy, La Serna, dated Cusco, the 11th of March, the said. Olanera is treated as insubordinate, and as a common disturber. The faCtis, that. Pezuela and Ramires, ene mies of La Soma, as a seditious character, have pre- Soma, sailed in Spain, that the King. should name Olaneta Viceroy of Peru. When the' nous. of this nomination arrived in Pern, diaPacee ealito.4 ketweeti she favourite and La Swim • . and 'as account as because Olaneti. was l ooted upenns the list ofthe Chiefs of the _ _~~ ~~ ~y the . of iiile new 'Viceroy, and to . represent him to Nei Court as imbecile, mod as a disturber. °hstle, on ;his part, took measures to support his new appoint ment; but finding himself surrounded by all the belies 'of his enemy's army, against whom it was not easy for him to contend with success, he pronounced himself in favour of independence, and moved towards the pro :Vince, of Jujuy and Salta. Valdes, the Spaniard, caused -him to be pursued by the division of Carratala, which was completely muted; this Chief remained a prisoner. Valdez with his army passed from the other side of the 'l3esaguadero to combat Olaneta, and in the meantime CAnterac remained abandoned in Lima, and Li &mitt Upper Peru, with a small part of the forces. The Gazettes of Trnxillo speak of all these events,, which are, without doubt, most important for the happy 4l , fate of the Peruvian Itepublic.' The genius of civil war, which reigned in Peru among the Pizarros and Alma- t gros, has taken under his protection La Serna, Camerae Valdez. Olaneta, and the other Peninsular tyrants. By the above newt, and by the language which the , [Aeratesr employs•in his letters to the Wee-President, ove believe that Lima has by this lime been occupied by our troops, and that they have extended their ope irations• to Jauga, and perliapd farther, according to the state of the enemy, and the reinforcements which the Liberator has received. He assures us, that if 4000 experienced soldiers from Colombia join him, there nil[ ,stet rentnin a Spaniard in South Anseoica. 'FROM THE CONSTITUTIONAL OE BOGOTA, JULY 22. By the public papers which we have received from Truxillo, up to the 13th of May,. and from which we have extracted in our columns of this day what was rata interesting, will be seen the confirmation of what we announced in No. 7, of our paper, relative to the treason of Olaneta, recently elected Viceroy of Peru. We observe, notwithstanding, that it was erroneous to state that - Moneta had come over to the Colombian army, or to General Bolivar, as we were Eat led to believe from the • communications received, and from the public reports. 4ccording to positive Intelligence which had reached . Trujillo, Genvral Olaneta sari in Potosi, and the Royalist Geteral Valdez, who belonged to the party of La . Sunk or of those slice . refit.ed to re cognise Olaneta as Viceroy, was on the 211,1 of March at Oruro, on his march to Potosi against Glance. There appears to be no doubt that the latter completely defeated the advanced guard of Valdez, commanded by Carratala. After this victory, the Newspapers sty, i 4 Re came over to as with all his division." No one who has seen the asap of Peru can conceive for an instant that.when the writer says " he came over Ones," he meant that . Olaneta from Potosi, or its vicinity, came: over with hisditision to our Colombian army •at Truzillo, which is at a distance °futon than 500 leagues had road from. that point. Having . no doubt of the re4fii fie rinse it is published by the Spaniards themselves,, aird tdniei *rod& so many channels, what we under: Wind is that •he *tat over to the independent army of 'Samos. Ayres, wham >i Colombian in Pero could with' o ltistice and propriety call our party, as they were fight ing fOr the same cause. This assertion receives corro :boration; almost amoanting to certainty, by what we Accra l - ram Chile, that the digingaished patriot General? !Arenaitis bad been appointed Governor of the Province lot Salta, andtbot he was to move with his. troops upon !that of Potosi, where there is no doubt Olaneta then was. If; therefore, which seems undoubted, he has Fbme civer 'tot ut b the writer means to say„lll;it finding himself between the Independents of Beenni Ayres commanded by•Atinalet,. and the refractory Reyalists , Wider the command of Valdes, and preferring: justice AO treachery in the alternative of being defeated by the Ara who should attack him, although he had routed iCarratala, he decided for the Independents, and thui escaped being shot by his own countrymen. The event, lof the authenticitrof which it is hardly petinitted to doubt is in any other way unintelligible to us. That the. Spaniards should have published it, independent of , its being unquestionable, is very natural: the treason of . planeta placed the adverse Royalist party in quiet pos itession. of the Viceroyalty, in' that part which is still subject to Spain: - and- nothing' was more likely than tisar Lep Berne and' his polity should publish that the' Mask to whom they bact•refused the obedience due. po him had tursed a traitor; but in the whirlwind pf.their passions they forgot the injury they did to them selves, by weakening the cause of their King and their own, in public opinion. WAR in Pitar.—Generai Vallero would' have sailed fromearthagena about the 13th of 'September, with 2,800 or 3,ooointen-; I,ooo' men had actually arrived at Chagres from Porto-Cavello, and more troops were to proceed to unite with Bolivar's forte in Peru, if he had not countermanded' the sending them; as, with the 14,000 and upwards which be bad near Trujillo; from whence he was preparing to 'mirth towards Lima, and the 3,000 who passed over to bins . from the enemy with General Olaneta, he would be' enabled to exthininate the Spaniards, whose force did not consist of; 11,000 men. General Valleres reinforcement •of awards of 4,000 men will therefore make the Liberators army at least 21,000, so that we may soon expect to bear of the expulsion of the Spaniards from their last and oily hold in Pero. "Our informant left Colonel Campbell, ote of the British Commissioners to Colombia, at Carthageuk where be was waiting for the Isis frigate from Chagres. 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