The Sun.
London, England, 1825-09-24 00:00:00

SOUTH AMERICA.

( From the Kingston ChPonicle of Aug. S.)
BOGOTA, Jurr.r 14.
PERU.—Our Government has received dis-
patches from Lima, up to the lit of May. The Liberator had
set out for Upper Peru. The situation of the defenders of Cal-
lao was rendered every moment more and more critical ; so
much so, indeed, that it is reported that Rodil says he will
capitulate if favourable terms are granted. The only privateer
possessed by the Spaniards in Chiloe has been captured and
taken into Guayquil by a vessel which left this port with aid
for the besiegers of Callao.
St. Jose Joaquin Olmedo, a native of the department of
Guayaquil, has been appointed Minister Plenipotentiary from
the Republic of Peru to the Government of his Britannic Ma-
jesty.—(Gaccia de Colombia.)

OFFICE OF THE SF.CRETART or STATE FOR FOREIGN
AFFAIRS, PALACE OF THE SUPREME GOVERNMENT 111
THE CAPITAL OF LIMA, MARCH 24, 1825-s.
" TO THE INTENDANT OF TUE DEPARTMENT Or GUAYA-

GUIL, GEN. J. PAZ DEL CASTILLO.

" Sir,—l have the high satisfaction of communicating to you
the intelligence which has been received here, just as the post
was setting out, by a vessel from Quilca, of Chuquisaca having
sworn its independence on the 22d ultimo, a measure which has
also been adopted by the other provinces of Upper Peru.
" I do myself the honour of congratulating you upon this
event, being aware of the interest which you feel in all that
relates to the prosperity of this Republic.
" Permit me to remain, with sentiments of the highest consi-
deration and respect, Sir, your most obedient servant,
" H. UNANUE."

UNITED LIBERATING ARMY OF PERU.
" Head-quarters in La Paz, March 2, 1825.
" TO THE GENERAL. PREFECT OF THE DEPARTMENT or
AREQUIPA.
" Senor General—The troops of the Spanish army which op-
pressed Vallegrande having sworn their independence, thus giv-
ing liberty to the provinces of Santa Cruz, Mojos, and Chi-
quitos, a select body of 200 men has front this cause joined the
standards of the liberating army. General Aguilera entered this
city yesterday, and every where the enemy, without resources,
behold their own inevitable ruin and the termination of that
oppression which they have exercised over the people. I have
no doubt this joyful intelligence will give you great pleasure;
and I have also the satisfaction of assuring you that the war
will be speedily brought to the most satisfactory conclusion.
" God preserve you many years,
" ANT. J. DE SUCRE."

UNITED LIBERATING ARMY.
" Head-quarters in La Paz, March 4, 1825.
" TO TUE GENERAL PREFECT OF THE DEPARTMENT

or AILEQU IPA.
"Sr. General,—The town of Chuquisaca, the cradle of liber-
ty, swore her independence on the 2'ld ultimo, with a degree
of ardour that proves the general adhesion of her sons to the
sacred cause, their enlightenment and patriotism. Col. Lopez
having entered the town with his brilliant detachment, the only
one that remained attached to the obstinate Olaneta, has sepa-
rated himself from the iniquitous faction of Spain. In all parts
we see the Americans making efforts worthy of their name.—lt
will give you the greatest pleasure to hear that we count as our
own the first town that declared its independence 16 years ago.
God preserve you Sr. General. "ANT. J. SUCRE."