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SOLAR QUIS DICERE FALSUM .1U PLAT

LONDON,
FRJP;I:I.EVaLVING, JAN. 21, 1025.

NVe hate received the following important
telligence from our City Correspondent, respoci-
lug a battle between BOLIVAR and CANTERAC,
but the information differs from our previous ac-

counts iu many essetrial particulars m ith respect
to the positions of the armies, the number of the
opposing forces, and on other points, that we
deem it our duty to remark, that the intelligence
is not entitled.to much credit. There is one part
which tends more than any other to cast dis-
credit on the whole, which is, that the Spa-
niards were superior in cavalry, because it
is well known and authenticatA by official do,
cuments, that in the action of Junin, the cavalry
of CANTERAC was put quite hors de combal, and
that the superiority in this arm_of the Royalist
army was destroyed on that occasio%
NEW YOnIC, o'Cr.ocK, DEc. 21.—1 have
just received the follo‘ving from Boston :

PANAMA, Oc•r. t/f).

DEAR SIR—No doubt you have hen: di (ire
of the dreadful battle which has been fongt,t I -
tween the Spaniards and the Colombian misty
near Truxillo, on the 17th of last month ; 1)-1:
inn happy to inform you that the result has not
been near so disastrous to the Colombians as
had been at first represented. The schooner
Libertadora arrived yesterday from Gunchalo,
by which we have received further dispatches.
It appears certainly that the action was most
sanguinary. Both Bolivar and Canterac eornr
manded in person, and the Colombians would
have no doubt gained the day but for the trea-
chery of one of their battalions, which, in the
hottest of the fire, shamefully passed over to the
enemy. The space thus left open was taken ad-
vantage of by the Spanish cavalry, who imme-
diately charged and made a dreadful haves
amongst the Colombians. Bolivar in art instant
rallied them and made good his retreat, keep-