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CADIZ,JUth 4. -
Letters have been received" from Lima to the 12th
of Febroa►y, and all confirm the statement of the

and the army since the valiant tunerna assumed
the command. They do not Mention the defeat of
the rebrls spoken of in the letters from Coruna* and
Gibraltar. .
We have received, among other accounts from
America, intelligence from Mexico, iifithe lath of
March, with a proclamation oft the Viceroy of the
14th of the same month, to.the faithful inhabitants
-of that city, od the discouifiture‘of the project. of ,
4hi,bide, -wbo'lis stated to have placed himself un-
dirthe protection of the insurgent,Gnerrero.

MEXICO, MARCH 21.
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The traitor iturbide, had scarcely heard that the
`vanguard Of the loyal Spanirirds, under the coin-
.mand of Colonel Marquez lianaHo, had entered
Cuernavaca, when'he raised his enli Aguish',
at Agu, and
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birthed to join the fictions Guerrevii, who is in
the:Sierra and to'whose curody lie committed his
plunder. ''Thedekertion continues and is consider-
. able. Yesterday' 300 men of 'the regiments of
Mercia„Trea-Villas, and Celays, entered this city,
having left that rebel, awe-victim proof of the diSgust
with which they follow him, in spite of the good pay
roil allnremrit.of promotion. 'We du 'not know
whether the Proteins and Vengariza frigates, which
arrived at Acapulco, merle themsefres matters of
the Castle. The corps of troops'wlittli we hsve in
'the neighbourhood is not lees than "thine or ten
,thouvind men, ready to proceed any where they
'may be neceesary. We have just learned that our
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:vano.uard has edtered'Aguals. •
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PORTO SCUD, APRIL e 5.
We have news from Lima, in 50 days, by way
of Goaysquil, which is not wirfavouruble. It seems
that San Martin had retrograded from his position,
and sought to avoid ally formal attack or geiterul
battle. He, however. hail lost. 400 men in one ac-
tion. Ilia army suffers from the vermin (sicho)
and scurvy ; he is ire want of resokirCes, and espe-
gially r.f money, and all "he assistance which :I'm-
inteselr de Valles has be'en able to send him is
100,000 piasters. The Sob-inspector of Lima has
• been chsplacedxs well aa.Pezuela.
MADRID, JULY 12.
. Our Papers contain.very lung extracts from ac-
counts from Vera Cruz, from the 26.1 r March to
2341 April. The general result of the statement
is, that the insurrection continues to make consi-
derable progress. The following are some of the
principal particulars, under their respective dales
MARCH 28.—Letters have. been received to.day
from of the 261 h. announcing that 68 dra-
goons,. Lieutenants and Ensigns. and 8 or 10 scr-
jeaute, who had hitherto remained fa thfal, had
Joined the rebels; that Atlaco. Izucar, and other
places of the Intetides.cia of Puebla, had declared
for independence; that Lioun hail retired to Nlesico,
after a conference with Iturbide; and some add,
After an action, in whirl, the former lost 600 met).
Aram I.—Santa Ana, or Orix•rba, capitulated
on the 23d, and it was thou.:lit that Orizaba lead
surrendered to Herrera, who had 400 foot and 600
horse.
APRIL 3.—Curilubs surrendered to the Indepen-
dents on the I.t. They wink irrovince of Puebla,
except the capital, has joined thern.—(Madrid
Papers, J 515 IR.)

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS. JULY 23.
Yesterday the Ministers, Priam Tali lod, •be

Duke Devizes, the Marshals Duke of Bellurio,
Treviso, Albufrra, Daiwa, &c. paid their re-
spects to the King.
• Rear-Admiral I-1811m has sailed from Toulon
en board the Lys, to lake the command of the
French fleet in the Levant.
The store-ship Aantaise, commanded by M.
Couhitte, Lieutenant, set oat from Smyrna 17th
June, arrived at Toulon July 17. Resting at Milo,
she learned that the corvette Gob had paned the
and that two drys after the corvette was fol-
lowed by the Estafeite and the Chevrette. They were
repairing to Smyrna to reinforce the French station,
which at the end of the mouth was to be augment-
ed by more vessels. When the Nantaise hod quit-
ted Smyrna, the l'achwvainly endeavoured to main-
tain his authority. The populace domineered ;
they massacred the Greeks, and the utmost coil-
sternatiOn prevailed, from the expectation that their
fury would become more desperate when they learn-
ed the intelligence that the Greeks. nu the 7th or
9th inst. had burned • Turkish vessel oft the Isle
of Mytileue, after having cut the timid. of hearty
the whole of her crew. •
It appears that but fur time firmness of M. David,
Consul-Gerrerat of. France, and of M. Le Nor.
• wand de Kergrist, Captain of a frigate, and Com-
mandant of the Fnnich station, the gli.ater occu-
pied ,by.the Franks would have been destroyed in
the first few Jilts of June. Ois their side the Chiefs
of Ilse Greek Gull*, armed and in great finer at
Hydra, Vparre. and Sprain. manifested an intro-
• lion of repairing to Suzy rue, and making themselves
masters of it.
• The Franks, apprehensive ore being placed be-
tweets two fires, abandoned the town, and took re- •
face on beard the ships of . war and merchant ves-
sel, in the road, at the role. id being expescd to all
tho difficulties of want of provisions end means to
transport themselves to other places. •
The Consuls themselves thou& it necesciry to
adopt that resolution ; and on the 47111 June,
M.. Le litnuntod. tie Kergrist, read the following de-
claration
itiosirocre of the Week% continue.; but
'hitherto the Freuch hove been erspeeied at S4lly rot,
dud all persona of buutration tunic heti! pieserv.d,
tbantsi in she good order :Hsi al ;Wird by t /ift o 'her rs
of the *titian iti theirormeil barge., and the