The Sun.
London, England, 1823-01-29 00:00:00

tutionalists, and as an encouragement to dr
Spanish insurgents, that the augmentation of-it
rei
numbers is by no means a conclusive proof of thi
approach of hostilities. If there are any es
presses
that they have brought the substance of th
Fic h from
peec
Ring's
Psasris morning, it is probabl

This day being his MAJESTY'S accession t
he Throne, the Park and Tower%gons wet

red' on the occasion.

[FROM PERU.]
The following is an extract of a letter 1:4)
ceived in New York, from a Spanish goalie°
at Peura, near Lima, dated August 6, 180
" San Martin arrived at Guayaquil on the 26th in* ID
having had a conference with Bolivar, he returnednn
ehs
He in now on his passage towards Callao, and from the tw
that has elapsed, we presume he will not touch at Pars'
division of Peru, composed of 2004) men, and the battik°
V'aganeche and Civicas de Guayaquil, ate on board.
not say whether Bolivar will spare more troops.
" I have just seen a letter from Canion, mentioning_
rival of a ship at Pacarmayor with the intelligenceof SOP"
ance in Lima on the 28th, headed by the Marquis el.!,
Tagle and the Cartons. The Minister of State, MOO ni!
do, was arrested for endeavouring to procure signatio°W;l
port either his own coronation or that of San inittu* kid
accuse him of embezzling two millions of dollars, Olt:4
he has declared Peru a confederate Republic srith_idi, ,71
This great occurrence was preceded by the cons-,1,i
the palace, and all the papers of the Ministers of Wirowv-it
nue, and State, with only a few exceptions of the 0,6 4;
consumed. 0411411

" By the post we learnt the great discontent that. - do
Lima, the people publicly complaining of the coaductot
chiefs, who from a desire of amassing money. bad Kt.! ' ,
concluded the war, nor pacified the country. 2,40
" The people of Lima, tired on one side with thaLl)4
weight they bole, and on the other excited by the iiii
Cantarac, have been roused ups and some steps 0101
taken. Cantarac has his army in a respectable footioitiSo
the destruction of upwards of 2,000 men under tbass;ol")
of Domingo Tristan, at Yea, he has so flolch w , toti!
• , •.'
Power of Lima, that in his proclamations he allaaill . '
pardon if we wish to avail of it in time.
.. rotil'ir
" The elections for deputies are now going fo
rt:
time will however elapse before they are concludeat ..1-- 40
and useful members are elected, we believe ag ir
reat r ',,
is yet to be expected." ,1,1
160111'
A private letter from Paris of the , 01
says, that the price of every descrld
colonial produce has risen, in consetrien -,
apprehensions apprehensions of war. 101°
he 0
TtinlisNG.—( Brighton, Jan.:6 J'''''T
te
to inquiries yesterday, to learn the ger,
Kisa's health, was—" His MAJESTII 000
better ;" and to-day it has been—" Bit'
is as well as he was yesterdajj." :jill)
On Monday evening Mr.SlLvEsTialrrno
Messenger, left town with dispatOel Toe
CANNING, his Majesty's Principal
.1"3,
C',.
StatesSdo
af°r at t for
Foreign
Court,'
etigllAf4l:l Flltruanche. Mal
ig I
ba
• - ...,

Yesterday at two o'clock, a Cabinet
was held at the Foreign Office, Dowd
which was attended by the Loan
and all the Cabinet Ministers, with
01)
lions of the Earl of WrSTMORLAND
BltAcr: BATlttatsT ir aO4
, who were absent '7lOl.
don. The Duke of WELLINGTON arriv"oese
express, for the purpose of attending Woo 1)11
The CHANCLLLON. of the EXCHEQO4I4tion::,
vented from attending through indisr ost'
Cabinet dinner, which the Citesictil'oq
ExCIIEQUER had appointed for this dei,tmod
potted in consequence. The cabinet vw
in deliberation till past four o'clock., , op!
Yesterday was the day appointed 1° 'h I OP
of Yoftli. holding a Military Levee) 'l#4!
did not take place owing to his iterl'o It!
not being sufficiently recovered from :ste.
cold, although his Royal Highness 1111'01
daily from the commencement of, toado.,
tion to his public business as C°"1",001
Chief, with Sir lILIIIVERT TAYLOg 00)1
official Gentlemen at York House; °lot
fore no impediment has occurred .I°ol°
ilighnesste public duties, but the 1,e(1010
htdulaatilyveues,ll:_ielad,e lt
still t
The i)ldue
ktaeonsiasw attendancete
tnldv Is) tt
ullY;ter:4l
The Duke of CLAN:I;Nre
terday from Bushey Park. d 10:1
The Right lion. N. VANsirr.lo%,fety
are actively engaged in removing 1;01
library, Sec. from Downing-street, t°
for the reception of his successor, the fe",
FREnENICK ROBINSON, against (°'
Parliament. AID-1
Extract of a Letter from Rio de
21st October, 18°2 •—cc W e coothl't
•ctttEoerat.l re iveil:l
quip state,
werebut lan t
efel
yw individualsdetee tetn 10
i°f4o,lolo_,
Our two ablest Ministers, ,°%'Paiigtert,
ANDRADL, and his brother, got woe./
the frequent att, milts of intriguillgre.ol
them out of place, and gave in theiroor
The people, however, were so %rell
the talent, inter ty, and pair,japairoo,l,o
that yesterday a petition, very no 7
was presented to the EMPEROR 111011;c1
and they have accordingly bee foe',
their stations by the almost untie,' clow
the public. Last itigbt there wag a
neral illumination in consennenctue. OP
have no favourable accounts from r-tc, olti;
AS the Eoropeati troops can be.flitin
place, and confidence and tranqui ese
restored there, we may, I thib":le top
little improvement in this marl`w:.,
price of goods and rate of 068"
chronicle.) or,i
A Correspondent at Newcastle 111,01
has been so severe that the nr P',l
pletely fast below bridge. orrotv•its
there will be skaiters on it t°'oblirisl
the coaches, instead of four, ertliciteVio
withhorses. Every thing °:
Ince of the storm. The vreettle'2 ,ca P"
no means unpleasantly cold.-211VP—