The Sun.
London, England, 1831-01-18 00:00:00

neral GAMARRA, at the head of the Peruvian
troops, was advancing towards the Bolivian
frontier, and General SANTA CRUZ, the Pre-
sident of the latter republic, was collecting a
force to oppose him. Trade was in a very de-
pressed state in both republics. It appeared by
the accounts from Monte Video in these papers
that General FRUCTUOSO RIVERA had been
elected President of the oriental republic of
Uraguay.

The advices from Cordova reach to the 25th
of October. Four serjeants of General
PAZ'S division had been shot for endeavouring
to excite a mutiny in the corps to which they
belonged. It is asserted that General
PAZ had made an offer to the Indians
of the North to re-establish their ancient
authority, and even to give up to them the
cit.w and territory of Santa Fe, if they
would join him ; but that they had returned
a refusal to this proposal. The Governor of
Asturias had arrived at Santa Fe, and confer-
ences had immediately taken place between the two
Governors, the result of which was that General
ECIIAGNE had set out at the head of 1,100
men, and Governor LOPEZ was to pass the
Salado on the 18th of October, with a force of
800. Senor SOLA was collecting a body of 600
troops, and orders had been sent to further or-
ganize a strong military force in the several de-
partments..

General QUIROGA was expected at Santa
Fe on the 16th of October. As might be ex-
pected from its incessant wars of factions, the
country was in a deplorable state, and the confi-
dence of the merchants utterly at an end,

Lord LYNDHURST, the new Chief Baron of
the Exchequer, attended in the Exchequer
Chamber this morning and took the usual oaths
on his appointment. The LORD CHANCEL-
LOR and all the Judges were present. It is ex-
pected his Lordship will take his seat to-mor-
row morning.

POLAND.

TO TEE EDITOR OF THE TIMES.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FRONL LLOYD'S.

DEAL, JAN. 17.-Wind S. light.—Arrived the Ocean,
from Rouen, for London.
FALMOUTH, JAN. 16.—Wind E. S.E. fresh breezes.—
Sailed the Magnet packet fir Lisbon. The cargo of the
Britannia, Oldis, from Gallipoli, is discharging the casks,
being leaky.
PENZANCE, JAL 16.—Arrived the Naden, Curtis,
from Gijon leaky, bound to St. Michael's. Off port, the
Peggy, from Pictou.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 'N.—Arrived the John, Lee, from
Smyrna. Off post, the Huskisson, from Philadelphia;
Iliheron and Elizabeth, from St. John's, N. B. ; and
Ythan, from St. Andrew's.

DUBLIN, JAN. 16.—Arrived the Dauntless, Wallis,
from Smyrna.
KINSALE, JAN. 15.—Arrived the Caraboo, Brogden,
from Laguayra.
CORK, JAN. 15.—Arrived the Lake, M.uldie, from
Jamaica.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 16.—Arrived the Joseph and Mary,
Thompson, from Smyrna-
SCILLY, JAN. 14.—Arrived the Diligence, Nicholaq,
from Malaga; and Heed, Crow, from Seville. The
John, Catta, from Belfast to London, has been found so
touch damaged that her cargo must be discharged.
CoRuNNA, JAN. I.—Some wreck of a vessel, appa-
rently new, was found the 28th ult. on the beach, twellir
miles to the eastward of this port. It is supposed the
vessel was English or American, and to .have been laden
with cod fish. Some lemons and oranges, and two hhds.
of port wine, have also been found on the beach.
HA awrcx, JAN. 17.—The Anna Elizabeth, Bush,
from Gottenburgh to London, which was abandoned by
the crew on the Cross Sand, has been brought into this
port.

The Fidelity, from St. John's, New Brunswick, was
spoken on the 25th ult. in lat. 22. long. 33., with loss
of boats, and two of the crew, by the Admiral Lake, ar.
rived at Cork.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

The French Papers received this morning give the fol-
lowing account of the dissolution of the house of Lafitte,
at Paris :

" By an act signed at Paris, dated the 4th of January,
1831, between Martin Lafitte, Jean Casimir Passac, Felix
Rourgueney, ar.d Jean Philippe Roussac. These four mer-
chants, associated under the name of Martin Lafitte and
Co., and Paris and Harre, have dissolved. The liqui-
dation of their affairs will be arranged by J. P. Roussac."

The accounts from the frontiers of Poland state that
the Emperor of Russia has given orders to Colonel Hawke
to inform the Poles that if the Emperor should be driven
to the last extremity, Warsaw will be razed to the ground,
and Po!and will be incorporated with the Russian Empire.
The accounts front Brussels by the French Papers are
of a warlike description. The movement of troops and
preparations to continence hostilities are in active prepara-
tion, but up to the 18th inst. no serious engagements had
taken place : the troops are full of ardour. The King of
Holland has declared that the Grand Duchy of Luxem.
burg is not in future to be a part of his kingdom
They again write from St Petersburg)), of the 29th of
December, that it was assured there that the Emperor had
published a Manifesto, granting the Poles six weeks to con-
form to his laws and return to their duty.
(From a French Paper.)

The accounts from Trieste, of the 2d of January, state,
on the authority of commercial letters from Corfu, that
the Greeks of the Morea are preparing to retake the Island
of Candia.

Admiral Sir Edward Codrington has arrived at Paris,
and been presented to the King by the British Ambassador.