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London, England, 1825-05-09 00:00:00

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mom) //1- EVENING, MAY 9, 1825.

The following is in -extract of a letter from
the
.AgentS to Lloyd's.. at 'Valparaiso, dated the

27th January :
" The Chacabuco Chilian sloOp of war arrived yesterday in
20 days from Quilca. She brings.a tOnfirmation of the defeat
and surrender of -the Spanish -army in Peru. . The forts of
Callao are to he delivered up 20:dayiafter the date of the capi..
tulation.—The Asia 74, and Achilles brig, have gone to Ma-
nilla from Callao, and two other of their vessels of war to Spain.
flis Majesty's ship Fly is arrived. from Lima, sailed the 23d
December. His Majesty's ship Tartar sailed the same day
for Panama, with Captain -Meredith, IL N. on,board,, bearing,
dispatches for the British Government."

The Flanders Mail arrived this morning. Let-
ters.from Brussels give an account of a -formid-
able insurrection by the Burmese; the date, how-
ever, does not enable us to state whether these
accounts refer to events prior or subsequent to
the victory of Sir A. CAMPBELL in November and
Decetnher last. Letters from Munich confirm the
intelligence of an important victory gained, over
IcitAutm PACHA by the Greeks, whose expedi-tion'had totally failed. An. American ship has
.
brought accounts from Batavia of the sailing:Of
General VAN (I; EEN with 1.200. melt On all. e. pe-
(litiqn from the port of Macassar. We select
the following extracts
" The American ship Galen, which has arrived in the Texel
from Batavia, after a passage of NO days, brings news, that a

few days before it left Batavia an expedition of 1,200 men,
commanded by General 'Van Geen, had sailed from that port to
Macassar. •

" Letters from Augsburg, Inspruck, and Munich, confirm
the news of an important victory gained by the Greeks over
Ibrahim Pacha, whose expedition has totally failed. Ile has
embarked his troops, which have been repulsed in all points,
back to Modon.

" Letters from Constantinople of the 15th March have been
received at Leghorn : the following are their contents:—

" The latest accounts received here from Tauris, in Persia,
by extraordinary couriers, announce that the insurrection against
the English, which has broken out in the North of India, has
become so serious that the latter have experienced numerous
losses of every kind, and are in danger of losing a great part of
their finest possessions in that country. The whole country of
the Birmans,with a population of 16 millions,was in insurrection
and the reinforcements of all kinds which they had received
from Cochin China, insured in a manner the success of their
revolution. Things have come to such a pitch that thousands
of Merchants and rich individuals were returning to Calcutta, and
were making preparations to depart for Europe. This accounts
for the immense purchases of silk and cotton which have been
made and will yet be made this year in the Levant for English
account. We may expect that the silk of the Levant of the new
crop will be bought up at high prices. An English house
bought up last week all the silk that it could find in Constanti.
nople and the environs : these large purchases began the day
after the arrival of an express sent here from London.—(Brus-

sels Papers, May 7.)
" .IoRK, APRIL 20.—8 y extraordinary exertions the great
breach in the dike of Alien-Laud had been repaired, and we
hoped that the country which is. still under water, would be at
length drained, when on the night of the 16th, a high tide, ac-
companied with a violent storm, broke through the new dike
in several places, and the water within the dike rose so high
that in some I.:,uses it was eight feet deep. Our valuable or-
chards we fear are ruined, and the corn sown last autumn is
destroyed, and there is now no prospect of being able to sow
any this spring."—( Frankfort Papers, May 2.)

Li.,lion Gazelles from the 25th to the 30th ult.
inclusive have also arrived, but they contain no
news. flee KING had arrived opt the 22d at Se-
tubal, where he was received with extraordinary
demonstrations of joy. His MAJESTY and the
three Infantas were on the 26th at the Royal
Palace at Pinheiro, whither they went from Se-
tubal by sea.

At a late hour this day we received a Harm.
burgh Mail, with Papers to the 3d instant, from
which we extract the following articles:— •
" PETERSBURGII, APRIL 20.—0 n the lfith his Majesty
set out from Zarskojesela on his journey to Warsaw. The
,ice on the Neva broke up on the 17th, but the cold has since
suddenly returned,-and Reaumn's•thermometer is from 3 deg.
to 4 deg. below freezing. The Sanitary Cordon, which was
established last November at Ismail in Bessarabia, was abolished
on the 29th of last month.

" BERLIN, APRIL. 30.—Henceforward no person will be
allowed to settle permanently in Berlin who is not able to
prtive that he has the means of gaining a livelihood there, or is
possessed of other resources.'
" Numerous couriers continue to pass backwards, and for-
wards through this city. Within these few days, 111. Littlewood,
British Cabinet Messenger, set out for London ; the Viscount
Pontcarri, French Secretary of Legation from St. Petersburgh
to Paris ; the British Col. Barnett, the British Secretary of Le-
gation Pankhead, and the Russian Lieut. Dobrowolski, Ex-
press from St. Petersburgh to London ; and the Russian Cou-
rier Ponomara, from St. Petersburgh to Paris..
" The State Gazette contains the appointment of Count Von
Danckelmann to the office of inister of Justice.