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Stalin QUIS usrEnt FALSUM AUDEA•T

LONDON,
FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1824.

We have received the Paris Papers of Teesdal
and the Etude of Wednesday, and have as usual
given extracts from then► in our preceding co-
lumns. The Duile contains accounts from
South America) first published in the Madrid
Gazetie,.which it is almost unnecessary for us to
characterize as exaggerations. There is 1411°
doubt, however, that the Patriot Cause has Pus'
,tuined serious checks in Peru, and that 130.
LIVA It and his army, ever► if they have not bee'►
obliged to evacuate tl►at country, are in no very
enviable situation.

I

We yesterday copied an article from the
Etoik, dated Mentz, July 13th (which the
Etoile had copied from the Frankfort Journal),
and which purported to be a semi.nflicial notili
cation of the triumph gained by Niece METTER•
Num in prevailing upon Count MUNSTER to re-
Pl"orthul:
tttoi
ige nei
itolyiempernitn p
of rinciples ofsnt, n
otvheerilainoflyo r
cAel liina
gal. This statement, as we observed, was incon•
sistent with the account transmitted to us by OUT
own valuable Correspondent, and we could only,
therefore, after expressing our reliance on
his superior accuracy, leave the elucidation of
the truth to time and the progress of events'
The Frankfort Journal itself lies, however,
made a formal acknowledgment of its hating
been informed, and (as will be seen on referring
to our extracts from the Etoi/c), has annul: lc"'
that it is " authorized to declare, that the era°
dated Mayence, July 13th, contained only false
and fictitious statements." Our original and ex-
elusive accounts of the arrival of Count Muns Tan
at Johannisberg, therefore, and of the objections
there • taken to the employment of Hanoverian
troops iii the Peninsula, remain uncontradictetl
We are now enabled to go somewhat further
than our contemporaries have yet done respecting
the late Ministerial Congress, and to assure our
Readers, that, now that it has been broken el;
by the departure of Prince Mereentitcu,
is not intended that any further Congress rhall be
held in the present year. We are also enabled to
state,that none of the resolutions taken a tJ
berg ae Lobe considered as final, or as binding the
Allied Powers to their adoption ; hut ti at
will become the subjects of future discussio"
negociation between the respective Cabinets,oia
are reserved for ultimate decision after they shall
have been separately weighed and re-examined
by each of the great Continental Courts. With
respect to the state of Portugal, we believe the:
the idea of sending Hanoverian troops there
for the present abandoned, in consequence
the difficulties- arising from the constitution
.°f
the Germanic Confederation, and that a rein;
forcemeat of British marines only, as we stet%
in THE SUN of Thursday se'nnight, will be 111
patched to Lisbon.

Yesterday afternoon, at two o'clock, a Cabinet
Council was held at the Foreign Oflice, D°-
ig
ing.street, which did not break up till half4ll
four. There were present : net
The Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Wellington, the 111 V
Liverpool, Harrowby, Westmorland, and Bathurst, fir' 'be
cretary Peel, Mr. Secretary Cunning the Chancellor 4iool
Exchequer, Vigeounts Melville atuf Sidmouth, Mr.Mr. liulkisson, &c.