The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-10-16 00:00:00

PERU.

• Accounts have been received a more from Luguira to the
4:b August, mentioning the sailing aContniodore Daniels for Porto
Cavell*, five days preceding, to take the command of the Colom-
bian navy, which had been ordered to convey to Cnagres the troops
destined to assist Bolivar in expelling the }loyalists from Peru.—
These reinforcements are stated at 12.000 men ; an army sufficient
of itself to effect the purpose contemplated, even it' the Liberator
bad not a single wither under his command. Should an envie:e-
t:tient not have taken place before the arrival of this force. it will in.
crease the patriot army to at least 2.0,1100 troops. chit fly totem.
bians, who are already accustomed to active warfare, and hal.e
achieved numberless victories over the enemies of Itholy.
lly the schooner Monkey, arrived at this port filet Charm. let-
ters have been received to the 11th of July, which state that the
Spanish General ()Innen, who declared fur independence in Pent.
took this step from motives of private pique against the other
R walls& Chas. This defection For lessened 'her force about
6,000 men. and was justly considered the most fatal blow the Royal-
ism had sustained. It was expected at Chagres, that Bolivar woold
open the campaign about the beginning of July. Ili* Imlay
amounted to 12.091.0 infantry and 2,900 Civalry, and every day was
Mcrtatairig this form. Ills bead-quarters view then at Jauju, and
hia troops in high spirits. Callao was rigidly blockaded by the
Colombian and Peruvian squadrons, and no oriel ul....eve: was
permitted to enter.—Acm Pork Evcning Pont.
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The brig Cervantes,---I:apiainliuniin,teri;ed at Baltimore on
Friday last, from Rio Janvi-o. J'apent to the 110th Jul, arc re-
ceived. Captain 1). reports that the nortt.trn matinees
are very unsettled. P:rnambuco had been declared in a erne of
rigorous blockade for about two months. when the Emperor
issued a decree recalling the Idtmkatling ships : but before their
arrival (accounts having been received of an action between the
Imperialists and anti-linperialista at Pernambuco, in which the
Gamer were defeated. and also the report of :up action between a
schooner from l'ernambaco and one or his 31o.:esty.lirigs, which
resulted in favour of the latter). he determined to retie", the block
ode with all the naval force, tor which purpose Lard Cochrane,
with his squadron, was to sail In a few days.

limm the I'hitide/ph/a Garrtfel
The Loaisietia Alve,tiser cat the 11M of Ati7ost. contains a
let ter, nave than time cohimnit in length, from tie:.eial Santa Anna.
to t:.e Secretary of Stare of biotin% copied from the Sam of
Vi..ifau, of the 13th of July, alit: giving the cumin% for the
ocean proceedings in that province. Ile had been sent by the
Gyncral Guternnient of the Mexican Seaga. to quell the distort,_
ances which had broken out in Yucatan, but from his neglect to
execute his col stion, it is thougla he entertains some projec•
irimical to the federal union.

The resignation of Tariaro, and the election of Santo Anna. as
t;evernor of Yucatan, which it seem. has taken place. shot the
he is acting in concert with the Legislature of that province. which
Loa manifemed a strong dispiaitiou to withdraw itself from the do.
iiii,dou of the General tior:entitent, which it. isolated position
will enable it to accomplish without much ditEzulty.
(From the Near York Deily Advert) 47.1
A posserger in the schooner Dorothy, arrived at New °deal'.
from Temple.), states, that letters torn eampeachy had Lem re•
calved flat, t' SI the train:: Sznana, why had been scat