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LONDON, FRIDAY'. NOVEMISR 5. lEi6it4.

The aft-aunts from Peru are somewhat discordant. In
some of them, OLA XIT A is represented AS still acknow-
ledging, to a certain extent, the authority of the Viceroy
SeasrA, by paying him a certain monthly contribution
towards the expenses of the war. VALDEZ is stated to be
in ill health at Arequipa, and the jealousy between that
General and CANTAILAC is stated to have reduced the
Viceroy to the necessity of consulting them both on a very
important measure, lest either of than should secede from
his duty. From other quarters we hear that VALDEZ was
marching with a considerable force against °LAN El A, who
bail publicly renounced his subjection to the King of
SFAIN. iVhatever may be the true state of the intestine
dissentions amongst the Royalists, it seems to be agr'ed that
Butivart was advancing from Trusillo towards Lima, at
the head of an army 14,n00 strong, which, when the
reinforcements should join it, would consist of upwards of
11.000 effective to n. He was, at the date of the last so.
casts, at Xatiaa or Jauja (die sound is the same in
Spanish) within three leagues of Lima ; and the Royalists, I
afraid to risk a battle, were retreating before him. In one'
leter it is said, that the Spanish authorities bad with..
drawn themselves fur safety to the fortress of Callao, but
t- ere they are certainly not out of the reach of denier, na
part of the garrison had lately mutinied, with the design of
surrer.:;ering the place to the Colombians. The power of
the S?aniards cannot endure much longer in Peru. If the
Royalist Generals were united and obedient, they would be
oierwhelmed by the well-appointed force of the Colombian
Liberator ; and when we are reminded of the baseness and
a?sthy of the Peruvians, we should not forget that if they
am disinelin7d to make sacrifices to support their inde-
peedenee, they are still less 411w:toed to devote themselves
to win to uphold the Ki NG'S authority.

When the Marquis de 1::4 EA UPIERRI was appointed to
the itussiam Embassy at Constantinople, it was announced
vest all the differences Lctwceu the Cabinet of St. Peters-
Lie.fgla and the Po ere were completely adjusted, and, as
are-te private reasons prevented the Ambassador from re-
pairing immediately to ills post, M. Alt ZI AC Y was forth-
with made Charge d'Affaires until his arrival. One of the
principal causes of disagreement between the two Courts
was known to be the military occupation of Moldavia and
Wallachia by the Turks. Ihe evacuation of those provinces
has been, at all periods of the ncgociations,iusiAed upon by
It...ssia, as a condition ocemit y, zinc qua sea. Several times
the assurance has been given by the Divan that this necessary
1!)?1Slife should be carried into execution ; but, on some
p:etence or other, it has bran always postponed. The
fluctuations of policy sre of course frequent in a Cabinet
which power is held so precariously as in that of Con-
war.tinople, and the pride of the Muasulmans is loftier
tow: ever at this moment, li-hen their reverses by land and
s..it render them particularly jealous of their dignity.
W e .hall not be surpriud. therefore, to bars, after all, that

they will tisk a misunderstanding, and perhaps even an open
intact:re with Russia, rather than concede the point required.
It appears that the r.ew Grand Vizier has already mani-
fested& decided opposition to the pacific system of his pre-
decessor, and cunrequ ontly M. MINZIACCY has declined
to assume the charge to which he was appointed by the
Rusaisu Court, in the expectation that the question was
aminably settled. If the Se t 'lse provoke hostilities, we
may safely predict how they mill terminate. The
Crescent will be driven out of Europe at a blow. This
re,ult would, ire!ced, for its own sake, be highly de-
sirable. It is grievous to reflce, that some of the
finest provinces of Europe should be exposed to the
the miseries of Turkish despotism ; but when we consider
that they would be added to the immense territories of
Russ's, we feel that all the other Great Powers are sle:ply
tnterested in preventing Constantimple from becoming one
of the Capilals of tie Russian 1: npire. 'ontiected inti-
mately with this subject is the independence of Greece.
There can now be little ileuht cf the fact. The Greeks
are free. Then comes the question : In what political shape
shall Greece resume her standing among the nations of the
myth At present, the admieistration uf public affairs is
coadneted on the broadest principles of democratic repub-
heaths:a. Whatever changes in the form of Government
Jug be effected in Greece, it will certainly remain in sub-