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tsocwiA. beet 14.
despatches from Lima up to the
• for Upper Peru. The
A rendered every moment
indeed, that it is sported
moor:ibis terms are granted.
tpaniards In Chloe hes been
- vessel which left this port
the department of Otsayi.
nipotentiary from the Re.
Britannic Majesty.

AIN FOR FOREIGN AV-
XII GOVERNMENT IN Till
1825-8.
'ARTRIENT OF OCATA•
'ASTII.LO.

communicating to you the
it,. just its the post was Kt.
Chuquisaca baring sworn ita
a ineasure which has also be=
A Upper Pena.
conartitnlating you upon this event,
GA in all that relates to the
or the highest considern.
SMARM.
H. UNANUE.
tMY OF PERU.
La Paz, March 2. 1823.
Tin DEPARTMENT OF
Spanish army which op.
independence. thus girini.
Mojos and Chiquitoa, a;
!joined the standards d
entered this city yestert:
resources, beheld their
if that opprestlion which
. bare no doubt this joyful
t and I have also the antis.
will be speedily brought to the
1113117 years.
AN f.. J. DE SUCRE.
tr,l ARMY.
Pas, March 4, 1823.
In DEPARTMENT Or
misses, the cradle of liberty,
ultimo. with a degree of sr.
of her sons to thw sacred
.Aim. Colonel Lopez having
detachment, the only one that
Olaneta, has separated himself
In all parts we see the
name. It will dive you
c as our own this him town
yeses ago.
General,
ANT. J. SUCRE.
;CELLENCY THE LI.
'ND LIMA.
APRIL 10, 1873.
. myself with unfeigned
departments of the south,
ameliorating the condition Of
the Republic. The Go-
% been up to the present
the law has not yet been
, therctnre, of the imme-
ty for the alleviation of
ly satisfied with you, for
your country. In return, I
worthy to nile over you,
_ipline as heroism. You
apprehensions. The reign of
Yen enacted by your Lepsla.
ution to prudent men. Your
enjoyment of the fruits of
.ur Magistrates. .A long re.
inflicted on your country. I
' by Cie pleasing elasticity
BOLIVAR..

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PERU.
. [From the /3,gitaCoarlitssi
1
Oar Oweernment has received despatch,
141 a i lac of May. The Liberator had set oat ft
situation of the defenders of Callao was r
i .i. i more and more critical ;so much so, Melt
that Rodil says he will capitulate if favour:
fit;. '
?) The only privateer possessed by the Spania
captured and taken into Guayaquil, by a vet
with aid for the besiegers of Callao.
Ili I Sr. Jue Joaquin Olmedo, a native of the
iteil, has been appointed Minister Plenipe
, 4' 1 I public d Pere so the Government of his Bri
orrict OT Till FECIITTARY OT STATI
rants, PALACE OF THE SUPREME OC
CAPITAL oT LISA, HAUCK 24, 18234.
'1
10 TN* INTZWHANT OP THE DEPAI
$1 i QM. 0211. J. PAZ Ott CA
Sr t-. 1 have the high satisfaction cat corn
. intelligence which has been received here, jt
Lag out. by a maul from Quilca, of Chuql
independence on the 221 ultimo. a inessu
1 I adopted by the saber provinces of Upper Pet
I do *self the honour of congratolatio
. beasinpirear7ty or of
the interestublic .which you feel i
r
i it .
none caul
ire to remain. with sentiments ol
..t1 respect, Sir, your post obedient as
/.
UXITED LIBERATING ARM
Head-quarters in La
.11'. THE OZIZZAL Patti:et Or THI
esticfntrs.
Mellor General—The troop of the Sr
r 'sued Vallegessie having mom their inc
i , berry to the provinces of Santa Crux. '
as:ect body of I.' SO teen has foam this cause,
the Liberating Amy. General Aguilsot t
day, bed everp'where the enemy, without
*in inevitable rein and the termination of
1 e they ham exercised over the le. Iha
ntell ligues will pre pleasure tar
1 k faction of assuring you that 4 was will be
Oust satisfactory (seclusion,
i k GuAreacrve you man
~., AN
UNITED fIEERATING
Head-quarters in La
To via OZWZRAL 111FECT or THI
.1111LCICITA.
I.lt Senor General—The town of Chuquisaca
'sore her independence on the 22t1 ultim
dour that proves the general adhelien of
411 case. theft enlightenment and patriotism.
entered the town with his brilliant detaehm
remained attached to the obstinate Olaneta
lost the iniquitous faction of Spain. In
American" making efforts worthy of their t
tI-s greatest pleasure to hem that we esunts
1 • last declared its independence sixteen years
1 I Gad preserve you, Senor G
1
PROCLAMATION OF HIS EXCEI
BERATOR, ON LEAVIN
. ' \..
1111.10t/AZTS or LIMA !...-I absent 1
grief from your beautiful capital for the de
to discharge the agreeable duty of smell°
I yoar brethren. recently incorporated with th
i ver.rnent of that part of the country has
( mordent • pure despotism, end that of tt
caft!ed fully into effect : they have Deed,
dirte rescue of the Supreme Authority
their past tnifortunes.
Inhabitants of Liras 1-4 depart highly
1. ' ) your entire devotedly,' to the cause of yew
leave you &Government composed of men I
and an army as dittinguished for discipl
, have rothing now to excite your appreb•
I,_ chats Ms ceased; wise Laws have been et
tors. rir.d I have invested their execution
duties amour confined to the tranquil enj
tns wisdom of your Congress and your 31
pow re is wanting to cu the wounds inflie
, i 1,:j1 . wish you this repose ; but accompanied by
or freedom.
COLOMBIA AND THE PAP
To enable our resderwie judge of the it
filefrid at Rome, we have thought proper t
documents. By them it will be seen that
1 Ili . point cf departing from the Papal States, ii
1 , ) °flea year, is consequence of an order for
by the Spanish embassy. But his Erninenes
of-State was so Indignant at this proceedie
ordere.: r satisfactory apology to be given to
This c.rmeutance, added to information
publication in the Gserea de Madrid, of
his Holiness, exciting the people of Am
• . their eafteent so Amway. induces us to is
I • ~ Jag -aria Ito wisest mhos, us to sabyeetim
, . f ee..- - dleletererined mace whavidawitage she ear
f . the conalevees of the feeble-minded. W
well assured of the good sense of our fello
- . til consequence' of such mancetivres. T
Drill think that we are as unenlightened as th
I V.. Lout, and consequently propose openin
spiritual weapons. Let us then prepare
, not find much difficulty In dissipating the lo
Mr storm a cahn will ensue, and frith it
. „ tree qui/lity. In the mean time we can sea
'r- ! present at Florence,with well-founded hopes
•
s' • •
it
ii object of his mission.
I , t` Bologna
a` Most Excellent Sir,—At agent of ail
made kncwn to me an order of you Excel
speaking, of his Holiness, to depart from h
possible time.
" Although I was not entitled to expe
without knowing the motives of it, nor be
lice a criminal, my only object in eotnir
to demand spiritual assistance for the Cat
run. notwithstentling, disposed tonbey it,
1 aeon as the above order is sent to me in we
et '.:Mli is in the office of the Governor of
rte.
1 •• In the mean time, I beg of Tour E
moment on the dismironytffiects 'eh eh the
already taken place in Rome, and is actu
with regard to my mission, must produce I
1 Europe, and whst will be the consequences
.' I hate had the honour to point them
' with al: the clearness 1 am espable, in ni,
s aid baring thus exonerated myself frotri
my river: uncut, and my countrymen. I
Skarn them of the unfortunate issue of the
to attain the object of my mission.
I hope your Excellency will reflect a
elling &finlike], on a question of so muc
tun to hope I may be allowed to remain
I trust it will beard' as may render uon,
of announcing to my Government, that
Lel refuses to listen to the supplicants;
Colombia. " I have the honest
" 10
" To his Eminence Cardinal Somogagli
Secretary of State."
t " Sir—Sr. Cbiaven has delivered to h
• i "'Lich you addressed to him on the 21st
• Jarred by this letter with the grestest ast
• I ' of the Government had signified to you by
I
1 . am order of his Holiness, to depart front n
1.4..•••h1e deity. alit, gu)inetice immedie
wit I. lied serer Oyes an order of the ki
. ' Cr are surprise at a thing of which he was
assured him at the 8411.11-441141, that his II
earn such an order, because his Hollow
1 spoken of it to his Eminence. But in a
s his Eminence learnt 'personally from his
•i ,
, •a..cots:ally surprieed at it.
• • His Eniiuence has ordered me to ex'
4 request of you at the same time to &equate
ii'. the GJUItt
lillry who delivered it in your I
r,17 who sect it, whether it was in the n
Vs...e.Delegate, or of his Eminence the
. Ell igne,of the Police Magistrate, or of lb
• - i heir of yeu te return No answer ta
Cur order, of hie Eminence the Cardinal
iil. ' ha. soarged me to unsure you of his ew
S 1 tic :fie !Inoue to subscribe myself. '
i.....p.:::, " JERONISIO (
- C:etk in the Secretary at States' .
- I I Dr. ignacio Tejsda."
PARAGUAY.
[From the Miran: Ayres.
la some of therianibers of our Papers si
Pa: ,g„5). referring to private informed'
muct. u.i...,:teiety as we should speak of
We our copy a Peace of the Dictator of
the re: am of the religious orders. Nos li
of sir age has not yet pessisted to Pariegt
rifx DICTATOR OF THE
Con,idetiag that our minute are now re
• Lee et indiv;duals as merely to keep up ti
I utunity, at the same time that most, if n
I dent is the means of affording an ad,•quati
mice to the Monks: reflecting likewise tl
d we ne:ler necessary roe useful in the pre
• in the low state they now exist, may he I
I ,',' ployei it secularivil ; I have deteeminedi
daireess contained is die following articles :
.. I. Al: the convents or houses of religi
e. i° within, the territories of the Republic, are 1
.11 2 Ili: Eecleeimtical Vicar-General, t', hien by present extraordinary circumst
rp
.'‘ ‘ determine upon all petitions and request
lion, which may be presented by the &for
It all eases, however, the jurisdiction and 1
Givcrnment of the Republic being consul
3 Those who may have been seculauz
•
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