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I From the J. raui.a Cobreef.
Kistislort. Srpi. 28.
A PIPIIIIIII Gazette Estraonlinary of the 7th inst. contains an of.
f,t,al account or the late battle in rcrie, between the limit'', "nil"
"fin.. 1.1 or fie.mvols lkilivar and Camerae, fought in the
pais. of Junin on the Atli ult.
Hoot unties kid helm it. search of each other for some days
r -unto. hut Holiest having ohtaibed some sulyantege of position,
' inarac retreated towards l'aca, haltered by Bolivar whose cavalry
Imhof torwanl by forced marches. and came up with Vanua-
tu'', emir in the plains above.nientiontsl, which, however, was nit
'mistime hi which Holiest had /muerte,' to meet it ; and the
'names was, moreover. Cllllllidered a disadvantageous position, for
kte and his infantry were considerably in the rear. Ilia revelry,
k"'l.l hoe own immediate cm 1111 l and, tier-mu:ea by Milers! Neco.
%err immediately attacked by throe of ;corral Camerae.
his own immediate command, and the shock is stated to
1 hentremendous. Ifi,r numerous conflicts, in which each
r rte hal orrotionalle the advantage, the ravel?" of t ;ent ral I 'an.
11'er. l'ltkouch superior in number, borate, and equipment. were
Lt,ri,liittelr doormats', beaten, and sabred up to the very files of
samara, who continued their retreat during the action, and
fled with Ow greatest precipitation towards Janja, and
'veal II considerable distance (rem the camp when the action he.
lain the cavalry wan decided. The result of this heilliant afitir
7" two hundred and thiety.five of tiencral Camerae's cavalry
4.14.1 in thetiehl ot battle ; amongst them sere ten of the chiefs
off...ma, great numbers wounded, and still greater numbers
upward+ of three hundred Noe hoists, completely
and the field of battle covered with every description of
l'intarac fled with less than a third part of the cavalry with
c,• mm. attack, and the army of HeliTilr was to
."I."s up its operations in pursuit of him on the following day.
inner of the &spat, le, 'Flumes% de !lents, Secretary-timers],
expresses A firm hope that he will very shortly be en-
fit date los itespetchea trims the talky of Janja, towards
`l'd, I kt.cral Cantarac's army had fled.

EN AAAAA Or • t.yrrrm rI.ON I.lVritool..
• Ilcciet has arrived at I.iverpool front Jamaica—sailed
tit r. The I:azetir of the October continue an of.
aceotint of a VICTMC Oblaillell pier %unarms. by Mill's,. in
7 •ihc toriccr lost the whole of h.s cavalry., and was retreating
',tore railivar. The battle was fought on the Gib August.
accounts are dated the 7th August, front the heal-
:, "'•" at Neve. The greatest joy prevailed in rent, in ronse -
"elf the glwiows nctor? which was gained on the anniversary
tint mtrn,lPeru. l'he accounts cmiie lee Ja-
way of Truailln and l'anams, are dated from Tetuan,
Itolivar a leisured m the despatch to hare per.
valour. Cantarac has lost in his cavalry he
of his army. 'rim battle was fought on the plains

From (:.Arnani's Ilftssrager, dated Monday.l
Paa 14. Nov. 13.
fil rulTsmutil, after letters from l'iot an Prince, dated towards
crld srpientber. that I.7r.it alarm lwgins to prevail in that
:ut,"Jsuliikr'utlict.l4.l.rtraTienihit lotifivterhe.niTl"hie""Fogreitlibeles bet.‘'nrittl7lll7t.q:slenegit
: and the forrigiovis plainly manifest the 'satisfaction
.I,Zlltter impervilee In giving the rupture of the negiscia inns.
• andtv of law at timiohle. which was ar.ewablished by a
L'unazice Ot Sept raker 2-2, 11:14, was install.tl on the bth

MARSH, STRACI.:Y,
_FAUNTLEROY, AN I)

GRAHAM.

'onformahle to the Resolutions passed at a meeting of the un-
fortunate creditors of the above Min, held at the Freemasons'
Tavern, on Fritts, last, the imil,men who were rhown lot the
corrasitai met On Monday night for the first time; and am the
NI, 'ling ovs• intended to Ire strictly private. it was an much aim, that
the people of the Tavern did not know that much a 'netting was
contemplated until the ffetitlemen arrived there about with
'o'clock.

Alf. Knight, the Solicitor, and his Clerk, with a bundle nr
papers, arrived first, and %dm after nearly the whole of the Com-
mittee; and they waited 110111 t woe for their (omit? Clotirotatt, Mr.
l'atkiiis, who had, by virtue o such °dice, pOIWNV.II himself of
the Itruplutions which had been loosed on Friday last. In conse-
quence of his not appearing at the time appointed, MIMIC fear wan
expressed that he would not attend. Ilut the I oln 000 i t tee were very
agreeably mistaken, at Mr. Parkins mark his appearance very
shortly after seven o'clock, accompanied by a lientleman of the
Committee and his clerk, with a bag, containing the Resolu-
tion., /kr.

TIIII4 every thing being set right. the worthy Es-Sheriff was
n 1111 l ealiately voted to the Chair, which had been left vacant for him.
It wino resolved unanimmisiy that Mr. Knight, of the lion of
Knight and ',yam, Solicitors of Itasilighall-street, should be ap.
pointed Honorary Secretary to the Committee, after which the
names of eight difrerent gentleinen were put in nomination for
assignees, and three of the Committee were appointed to wait upon
dies, to obtain their consent to art in that character.
Mr. Knight, the I lonorary Secretary, was directed to prepare an
advertisement to call a meeting of the whole of the creditors, to
:submit to them some very Important information relative to the va-
rious improper claims set up against the bankrupt's estate, amount-
ing to 1:00,0001. After which, we understand, soma important
counnunicatitois were made to the Committee by masons in the se.
curt of auto. of those connected with the late firm in Berner*.

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All that we emihl afterwards learn was. that the Committee is
appointed. to Inert again on Friday nest, to receive the Iteport of
nor Sub-Con .... ittee, who were appointed to call upon the different
gentlemen reeo 11111 l ended as assignees, and then it Is to be deter-
mined in what posters to advertise the general meeting of creditors,
which is etniteniplated fur the 21Ptli 111111.