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" DISPATCH OF THE ORNERAL IN CHIEF OF THE
LIDERATINO ARMY OF PILAU TO THE MOST El.
CRLLIINT SUPRIINIZ DIRECTOR OF THE REPUR•

LIC.

" Mote ExiCitt.LENT SIR—On die 10th instant, the army
wader my command took possession of this capital. Its hi-
habitants. in proportion to the oppresSion which they have
suffered, testified in an unequivocal manner the clauuf free-
men to which they belonged. The public papers which I
have the honour to enclose will afford your Excellency a
more extruded accostat of the events which hare taken platse.
" The enemy continues his Sight through the mountaius
pursued by our cavehy and various panics which bang upuu
him. Desertion from his ranks has been Intitesse, in spite
of the precautions which have been taken to avoid at.
" The army under my command proceeds in elsafilemity
with the confidence which your Excelkury has placed in it ;
and the sacrifices of Chili have out beer useless to the liberty
*high it has conferred on its brothers in Peru.
" The Castle of Callon, la which there was left a garrison
of 800 men, is closely blockaded by land and by sea. 1 ex-
pect is a few days its surrender.
" God keep your Excellency for many years.
Head quarters ia Lima, July 19, 1821.
"JOSE DE SAN MARTIN.
" To his Excellency the Captain General D. Bernardo
O'Higgins, Supreme Director of the State of Chili."

.By • private letter from Lima, dated the 16th of
July. we learn that the evacuation of the city by
La Sera. took place oo the 4th. The Viceroy was
accompanied by the whole of the Royalist troops,
consisting of about 5,000 coru. Of this number
2,000 took the route along the coast to the south-
ward, nutter the command of La Sans, and the
remaining 3,000 marched towards the Sierra, under
the commend of Canterac. The solemn declare-
tiou of independence by the authorities of Lima
was made nn the 15th, and no iuterruption to the
public tranquillity had occurred. Callao, it ap-
pears, had not surrendered to the Cliilista forces on
the voila of July.

The following proclamations appear in the °Seim!
Casette of Chili, containing the @cement of the entry
into Lima. They have uo date. ►ut were issued
apparently before that eveaf. and okay be of use in
elucidating the previous state of the contest:—

"TO THE INHABITANTS Or LIMA.
" Fsmow COUNTRYMEN !—We have maimed the object
of oar wicks. The enemy has shamefully led from the